Grid Guesser Picks Week 9 College Winners
New York AP notes a football style grid guessing spread. It lists Michigan State over Indiana for the Spartans homecoming and several other matchups including Ohio State over Wisconsin and Notre Dame over Northwestern with brief commentary on players and teams.
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NEW York AP
Michigan State
Indiana
Spartans
Michigan
Old Miss
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Ron Miller
Badger
Buckeyes
Texas
Rice
Jerry Cook
Jimmy Saxton
Ray Poage
Tommy Ford
Alabama
Houston
Crimson Tide
Tennessee
Iowa
Purdue
Hawkee
Szykowny
Webb
Louisiana State
Tulane
Colorado
Oklahoma
Penn State
California
Missouri
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Navy
Minnesota
Maryland
South Carolina
Southern California
Illinois
Utah State
Idaho
Boys Pony Pin Loop forming at Pastime Lanes
The Pony league for boys ages 13 to 15 is forming at Pastime Lanes and will meet Saturday mornings at 10. Several have joined. others may sign this week. Entered runners include Reynald Lepage Norman Guignard Dennis Nadeau John Morang Maurice Ayotte Larry Belanger Roger Belanger Leo Bergeron and Paul Grant. The team will bowl all season Saturdays and conclude with a banquet and individual prizes.
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Reynald Lepage
Norman Guignard
Dennis Nadeau
John Morang
Maurice Ayotte
Larry Belanger
Roger Belanger
Leo Bergeron
Paul Grant
Brown claims Sharman Won't Play For Jets
Billionaire Celtics owner Walter Brown pledges to block Bill Sharman from joining the Los Angeles Jets of the ABL, amid Sharman's accusation that Boston withholds $3,423 from NBA playoffs after he left. Brown denied quitting and stressed Sharman cannot demand the money until legal settlement.
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Boston AP
Walter Brown
Boston Celtics
Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Jets
Brown
Sharman
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Boston
Bill
Boby
Chicago Packers
NBA
Jets
Chicago
Maurice Podoloff
Thornton Freshmen Triumph Over Cheverus Yearlings
The Thornton Academy freshman football team rallied from behind to beat Cheverus yearlings 27-6 in Saco. Jay Orr opened with a 20 yard run, Roger Miles caught a TD pass, Paul Brown added a 25 yard scoring run to give TA a 13-6 halftime lead. Miles 30 yard run and a 60 yard dash by Brown with Bergeron and Joupi extra points extended the margin in the second half.
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Thornton Academy
Cheverus
Saco
Stags
Jay Orr
Roger Miles
Paul Brown
Dick Bergeron
Miles
Brown
Bergeron
Rene Joupi
Portland
Mr GGG tops weekend picks in Maine football forecast
Sports notes celebrate Mr GGG who went 25 correct, 5 wrong on 30 picks and 126 right, 61 wrong for the season. The column lists his week’s selections across Maine teams from St. Louis to Dexter, Bucksport to Biddeford, with implied outcomes and looming Class D title implications. It also recalls historic Maine boxing deaths, citing Roy Worcester and Harvey King in Rockland 1938, and notes season conclusions for Erskine, North Berwick, and Eliot.
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GGG
Biddeford
Oxford Hills
Tigers
Bucksport
Dexter
Holderness
Fryeburg
St. Louis
Portland
Thornton
Cheverus
Traip
Stephens
Old Orchard Beach
Winthrop
St. Ignatius
Hallowell
South Berwick
York
Farmington
Leavitt
Proctor
Wilton
Livermore Falls
MCI
Boothbay Region
Hampden
Bar Harbor
Greenville
Foxcroft
Lisbon
Gould
Felix Small
Wells High Warriors
Bridgton High
Wells Field
Bridgton
Wells
York County
Warriors
Dixfield
Elliot
North Berwick
Boxing tragedy ends in legal trap at ring side
At ringside officials planned to award the decision to Worcester on points after King’s bout in Holyoke two nights earlier. Worcester, arrested on manslaughter charges, was freed by Judge Zelma M. Dwinal after autopsy attributed death to heart injuries from boxing blows.
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Leneleam
Worcester
King
Holyoke
Mass
Rockland
Zelma M. Dwinal
Julius Gottlieb
Lewiston
Harness Racing Card Featuring Trotters and Pacers Lineup
A dense listing of horse races with classes and purses from D2 through C3 pace and trot events. Notable entries include Lucy Alden, I Foster, War Above, Bonnie B Boy, Torrid Waters, Hal's Gal, Honor Round, Rusty Max Worthy, Eljan Chief, and several others across nine races. Racing cards show drivers and owners such as A Langille Jr, R Millett, D Carlisle Jr, J Gerry, and G Fitch across multiple classes and prize money.
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Lucy Alden
I. Foster
Stormy Harold
Goldie B
A. Langille, Jr. de Sar
A. Sears
C. Reinsborough
Andrew
L.C. Buckley Windale
Miss May Tarr
P. Tino
Chet Ableto
R. Millett
Butternut Marine
L. Berry Marty Echo
E. Griffin
Dashing
G. Nelson
Paula's
D. Carlisle, Jr
R. Doherty
Glenbrooke
B. McAfee
Shangri la Bonnie
J. Gerry
Dominion
D Carlisle
Jr Bonnie
A. Burns
Mighty Gem
G. Carter
W. Collins
Sherwood Lass
D. Richards
Proud Rodney
Steamboat Bill
J. Siewerski
van Regent
M. Beck
Bolt
J. Foster
R. Fenno
Hal
Gal
F. Harmon
Hal's
Pride
C. Killam
Paul
King
P. Jamieson
M. Beckwith
Lucknow
Prince
H. McKenney
Dora Hazel
A. Nason
N. MacDonald
Ben
B. McAfee Proud Dail
C. McCarthy
L. Bubier
Rusty Max Worthy
M. Hodgkins
Topaz Seguin
A. Winslow
Tom
G. Fitch
Farmer's Pride
R. Smith
B. Smith
C. Bishop
R. Wing
J. McKenney
W. Holmes
Sam
Mollie G
L.C. Buckley
Susan
W. Holden
R. Cornellier
Kennebunk Freshmen Triumph 35 7 Over Traip
Kennebunk's first year men rolled to a 35-7 victory over Traip Academy freshmen. Steve Schoff and Johnny Nichols each scored twice. Sherm Seaward and Bob Reid added scores for the plebe Rams while Jackson's late fourth quarter TD accounted for Traip's lone points.
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Kennebunk
Traip Academy
Steve Schoff
Johnny Nichols
Plebe Rams
Sherm Seaward
Bob Reid
Jackson
Last night boxing results from Associated Press
Miami Beach Luis Rodriguez 152 stopped Jose Gonzalez 154 New York in seven. Philadelphia Charley Scot 146 2 outpointed Jerry Black 144 Philadelphia. Fresno Dean Bogany 174 12 outpointed Yancy 174 2 Los Angeles. San Jose Gaspar Ortega 148 2 outpointed Kid Rayo 146 Nicaragua. Hartford Gene Thomas 138 outpointed Guillermo Talabra 141 Hartford. Liverpool Harry Scott England knocked out Yoland Pompey Trinidad light heavyweights. Honolulu Stan Harrington 149 outpointed Frankie Ramirez 148 Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Jose Gonzalez
New York
Philadelphia
Charley Scot
Jerry Black
Fresno
Calif
Dean Bogany
Yancy
Los Angeles
San Jose
Gaspar Ortega
Tijuana
Mexico
Kid Rayo
Nicaragua
Hartford
Conn
Gene Thomas
Guillermo Talabra
Liverpool
England
Harry Scott
Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
Honolulu
Stan Harrington
Frankie Ramirez
NCAA Tightens Grip On Players Mantle Is Top Slugger
The NCAA moves to tighten college rules to curb outside influence and transfer impacts. Mantle tops the slugging race with 54 homers, 353 total bases. Maris leads in total bases. Robinson sustains strong contributions for Cincinnati as NL slugging champ.
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NCAA
Mantle
Collegiate Athletic Association
Chicago
Walter Byers
Byers
NEW York AP
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Maris
Switchhitter
Robinson
Reds
Cincinnati
Ed Roush
Hockey Schedule The weekly results and matchups
The schedule shows Tuesday results with no games scheduled. Planned games include Chicago at New York on Thursday, Chicago at Montreal, and Detroit at Boston.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Pro Basketball Scores Card for NBA Games
Los Angeles edged Cincinnati 124 to 122 while New York defeated St. Louis 112 to 110 in a pair of late season NBA decisions. The results feature key scorers and clutch plays across two conferences with narrow margins and playoff implications.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Wednesday Games Feature City Matchups Across Leagues
The schedule lists Los Angeles visiting Detroit, St. Louis hosting Syracuse in New York, and Cincinnati playing at New York.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
Syracuse
New York
Cincinnati
Lakers Beat Cincinnati as West Scores 30 for Third Straight
West leads with 30 points as the Lakers top Cincinnati 124 122 behind Baylor’s 31 and clutch free throws. Knicks upset St Louis 112 110 in Madison Square Garden, moving New York 1 0 games behind the Lakers in the early season standings. Pettit and Lovellette paced St Louis with 27 and 20 as New York rallied.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Jerry West
West
West Virginianl-America
Flynn Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Cincinnati Ans
New York Knicks
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
Lakers
Hawks
Baylor
Cincinnati
Bob Pettit
Clyde Lovellette
Knicks
Richie Gurin
Willie Naulls
Green
Football Star Adopts a Korean Island Aid Drive
Phil Johnston Northeastern University football end and captain-elect of hockey leads a CARE funded project to aid Cheju Do island off Korea. From as a GI in Korea to a campus fundraiser he has rallied university support to raise part of 1028 dollars for fertilizer seed chickens and piglets for 125 residents.
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Boston
Phil Johnston
Northeastern University
Johnston
Northeastern
Phil
Korea
Joe
Mun-San
Little Joe
Seoul
Satisa
Wayland
CARE
Cheju Do
Hopkinton
Hard Work Continues as Thornton Academy Drives Industrial Park
After a campaign to fund an industrial park, Thornton Academy students bought 20 shares for 100 dollars and handed them to the school board. The drive faced setbacks including plant closures and layoffs at Saco-Lowell, Bates, and Saxe-Glassman. By 1957 land was acquired, infrastructure began, and the park drew 16 leads, amid rising unemployment and stalled funding.
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Thornton Academy
Thornton
General Fund
Saco-Lowell and
Bates
Saco Industrial Corporation
Saco
Saco Taxpayer’s Protective Association
Saco Sanitary District
Lester Martin
Bates Manufacturing Company
York
Philip Sanborn
Saco- Lowell
York Mills
Bates Mills
Industrial Corporation
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Planning Board
Lucien Borque
Biddeford
Libby
Charles R. Cote
The
Park Corporation
Biddeford Daily Journal
Water Improvement Commission
Saco Tanning Corporation
Attorney General's Office
Saco-Lowell
Raytheon
Lewiston
St Louis Alumni to Host Smoker Tonight
The St Louis Alumni association will stage a football smoker at St Joseph parish hall tonight at 8. A film of last week's Eagles win over Lewiston will be shown, followed by a question and answer session. Refreshments will be served after the program.
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St. Louis Alumni Association
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Lewiston
Eagles
Safe Highways On The Way To 100 MPH Test Road
Hollywood Florida government official William Ryder, assistant secretary of commerce, said a test electronic highway may be built into an interstate system between major cities after feasibility studies are completed. The claim suggests speeds over 100 miles per hour may be possible with new electronic highway technology.
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Hollywood
Fla
William Ryder
Commerce
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
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