Olympic Truce Ends as AAU and NCAA Clash Begins
The Olympic truce is ended and skirmishes loom between AAU and NCAA over control of amateur athletics. The track and field federation leads the first test likely at the indoor season start, with NCAA Council set to publish a policy guiding athlete sanctioning and international competition.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
NCAA
Associated Press
Kennedy
Gen. MacArthur
Track and Field Federation
AAU
Ncaa Council
Notre Dame Navy Pick Showdown Shifts in Tokyo
AP sports writer Harold Claassen lists picks for the week. Notre Dame over Navy features a cautious defense to contain Staubach while Huarte and Snow push Notre Dame’s aerial game. Other top games include Georgia Tech over Duke, Ohio State over Iowa, USC over Washington, Texas over Southern Methodist, and Michigan over Northwestern.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
Tokyo
Philadelphia Stadium
Navy
Notre Dame
Trish
Roger Staubach
John Huarte
Jack Snow
Georgia Tech
Duke
Blue Devils
Ohio State
Iowa
Buckeye
Willard Sander
Southern California
Washington
Huskies
West Coast
Texas
Southern Methodist
Jimmy Hudson
Michigan
Northwestern
Alabama
Mississippi State
Joe Namath
Steve Sloan
Wayne Thimble
Nebraska
Missouri
Louisiana State
Mississippi
LSU
California
UCLA
Craig Morton
Florida
Auburn
Toronto Beats Chicago 3 2 In NHL Action
Associated Press report notes Toronto defeats Chicago 3 to 2 in Tuesday NHL game. Upcoming games list includes Montreal at Toronto and Boston at New York with Thursday Boston at Detroit on schedule.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Toronto
Chicago
Montreal
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cassius Clay Arrives In Boston For Verbal Battle
Cassius Clay arrives in Boston for a verbal duel with Sonny Liston as they prepare for the heavyweight title clash. He lands days after President Johnson’s campaign stop, with wife Mrs Clay and brother Rudy among the entourage. Clay meets the press at a luncheon and starts in-state training at the Boston Arena Annex. Liston seeks sparring partners as he weighs in at 212 pounds after a three-round workout and a session with Floyd Joiner.
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Boston
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Clay
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Clay
Rudy
Boston Press
Boston Arena
St. Botolph St
Liston
Willie Reddish
Boston Garden
Amos
Night Train
Lincoln
Spar
Floyd Joiner
New York
Robert Frost Publishes First Book at 38 in England
Robert Frost began writing poetry in youth but his first collection A Boy's Will appeared when he was 38 in England. Upon returning to the United States in his 40s he became famous.
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Robert Frost
England
U. S
Pro Football Season Ends With Pro Bowl Set for Jan 1965
The upcoming professional football season will run through January 10, 1965 with the Pro Bowl scheduled for that date in Los Angeles. The game will feature top players from the league competing to cap the season in the annual all star showcase in Southern California.
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Los Angeles
St Louis Frosh Defeat Biddeford 19 to 7 at Waterhouse Field
St Louis Frosh edged Biddeford 19 7 as Tremblay and Belanger spearheaded a second half rally at Waterhouse Field. Cote connected with Neault for a 25 yard TD in the third quarter and Simard added a five yard score as the Eagles remained unbeaten in conference play.
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St. Louis High Frosh
Biddeford
Waterhouse Field
Eagle Frosh
St. Louis
Ron Cote
Ray Belanger
Young Eagles
Tiger
Dick Tremblay
Belanger
Roger Beaulieu
Lamb
Cote
Neault
Mikita Fights Officials As Hawks Fall To Maple Leafs 3-2
Stan Mikita earned two points but clashed with linesman Matt Pavelich after Chicago lost to Toronto 3-2. The Maple Leafs moved into first place while Mikita extended his scoring lead despite a late rally by Red Hay.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stan Mikita
Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Mikita
Hawk
Billy Reay
Matt Pavelich
Pavelich
Toronto
John Ashley
Reay
Maple Leafs
Detroit
Montreal
George Armstrong
Andy Bathgate
Ron Stewart
Red Hay
Bobby Hull
Football Smoker Set For Thursday
Films of last week's South Portland game with St. Louis High will be shown tomorrow night at 8 at St. Joseph's Parish Hall. St. Louis Coach Bob Cote will provide commentary followed by a question and answer period at the weekly football smoker sponsored by the St. Louis Alumni. Refreshments will be served.
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South Portland
St. Louis High
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
St. Louis
Bob Cote
St Louis Eagles to be honored at homecoming game
The 1934 St Louis football team, with seven straight wins, will be honored during homecoming as they face Portland High in a Class A battle. The season recap lists a 1 2 2 record, key players, and the lineup including Upham, Laliberté, Leroux, Carrier, Baril, Sicard, Callahan, Bonneau, and others.
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St. Louis
Eagles
Portland High
Kennebunk
Eugene Moody
Bunkies
Somersworth
N.H
Thornton Jayvees
St .Louis
Biddeford Jayvees
Leo Upham
Andre Laliberte
Roland Laliberte
Paul Bouthot
Paul Leroux
Raymond — Baril
Maurice Carrier
Gerard Joncas
Paul Sicard
Robert Callahan
Henri Bonneau
Charles Landry
Charlemagne Fournier
John Paul Drapeau
Maurice Gendron
Marc Cantara
Gene Baiguy
Leopold Valliere
Fred Loranger
Walter
Browns Trail In Statistics But Lead Division
The Browns sit ninth in team offense and last in defense yet lead the NFL Eastern Division after a 42-20 win over New York. They rank low in ball control plays yet have the league’s second most points, with 184, while Baltimore tops the league.
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NEW York
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Baltimore
Cleveland
Colts
Maine Maritime Meets St Francis at Season Finale
St Francis College faces Maine Maritime Academy in the final cross country meet of the season. Unbeaten Red Knight runner John MacDonald is expected to deliver a strong performance for St Francis against the Mariners.
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Joe Plamondon
Maine
Joe
Lloyd Cochrane
Orono
Biddeford High
St. Francis College
Maine Maritime Academy
John MacDonald
Red Knight
St Louis High Homecoming Parade Plans Highlight Parade
St Louis High School announces a homecoming day parade starting 11 45 a m from St Louis down Graham Street to Crescent Street South Street Elm Street Main Street and West Street to Alumni Field for pre game ceremonies before the 1 30 p m kickoff with Portland High Granite Chips Drum and Bugle Corps from Rochester New Hampshire, the St Louis High School Band class floats, homecoming candidates and 1954 football team members as honored guests.
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St. Louis High School
Granite Chips Drum and Bugle Corps
Rochester
N. H
Granite Chips
Ralph L. Lachance
St. Louis
Graham Street
Biddeford
Crescent Street
South Street
Elm Street
Main Street
Alfred Street
West Street
Alumni Field
Portland High
St. Joseph's
St. Andre’s
Olympic Hoop Star In Role Of Peacemaker
Lucious Jackson, rookie 6 foot 9, showed peacekeeping restraint during a brawl between Philadelpia teammate Dave Gambee and St. Louis rival Charley Vaughan in a game where Boston routed New York 131-103 and Philadelphia beat Atlanta 100-81. Jackson contributed 14 rebounds and 10 points, while Nate Thurmond led the Warriors to a 101-90 win over Baltimore with 28 points and 37 rebounds.
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New York
Lucious Jackson
Tokyo
Jackson
U. S
Russia
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Dave Gambee
St. Louis
Charley Vaughan
Gambee
Vaughan
Pan American College
Hawks
Boston
Celtics
Knickerbockers
Sam Jones
Willis Reed
Knicks
San Francisco Warriors
Baltimore Bullets
Oakland
Nate Thurmond
Warriors
Don Ohl
Bailey Howell
Bullets
Fights Last Night Across Cities With Mixed Results
London bill Nielsen of Omaha won on disqualification against Johnny Prescott in a 197 pound bout in England. George Cahill stopped Stan Mitchell in New York at 171 pounds. Manuel Gonzalez stopped Peter Schmidt at 152 pounds in Houston. Brad Silas outpointed Dick French in North Dartmouth at 144 pounds.
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Associated Press
London
Bill Nielsen
Omaha
Neb
Johnny Prescott
England
New York
George Cahill
Stan Mitchell
Houston
Manuel Gonzalez
Peter Schmidt
Toronto
North Dartmouth
Mass
Brad Silas
Washington
D.C
Dick French
Providence
R.I
Tough MMA Competition Highlighted by Manuel and Martin
The report notes stiff competition from Chet Manuel and Burleigh Martin of MMA, signaling a challenging event with top contenders. Manuel and Martin are named as standout rivals in the contest, underscoring the high level of skill present.
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Chet Manuel
Burleigh Martin
Fertig Earns AP Back Of The Week Honor
USC quarterback Craig Fertig named AP Back Of The Week after throwing four TDs and 371 passing yards on 21 of 28 in a 26 21 win over California. He added a 22 yard winning TD, and averaged 37.6 yards on punts. Notre Dame’s Bill Wolski Illinois’ Jim Grabowski and Virginia Tech’s Bob Schweickert also ranked high in the weekly voting.
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Associated Press
Craig Fertig
University of Southern California Trojans
Fertig
California
Trojans
Ohio State
Bill Wolski
Notre Dame
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Bob Schweickert
Virginia Tech
Wolski
Irish
Stanford
John Huarte
Grabowski
Delong Named AP Lineman of the Week for LSU Game
Tennessee guard Steve Delong earned AP Lineman of the Week after a standout defensive effort against LSU that helped the Volunteers tie the game and win. Delong credited his defensive line and team defense, with coach Doug Dickey praising his leadership and impact on the unit. Competing players were Mike Grace Jim Carroll Dick Butkus and Ronnie Caveness.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Steve Delong
Tennessee Guard
LSU
Vols
Delong
Associated Press
Norfolk
Doug Dickey
Steve
Dickey
Nebraska
Mike Grace
Jim Carroll
Notre Dame
Dick Butkus
Texas
Ronnie Caveness
Arkansas
Last in his line pa s.1 Scour.u (az) John Peters 68 ends pearl fishing
John Peters, 68, completes his 50th pearl fishing season in River Doon, Scotland. He boats bluish freshwater Doon pearls from mussels from May to October and sells them to local jewelers. He hopes to train a successor, but laments lack of interest from youth.
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Pa‘s
Scotland
John Peters
Peters
Maroon Frosh Edge South Portland in Freshman Game
Thornton Academy freshman team defeated South Portland 13 to 7 at Saco yesterday afternoon. Ken Grace scored on a 22 yard pass from Danny Cyr, and Don Boissonneault added a 35 yard run with a Cyr to Boissonneault PAT. Duranceau, Dumas, and McLeod starred on defense as Thornton improves to 4-1, with Biddeford and St. Louis looming in a possible three way tie after an upcoming St. Louis game.
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Thornton Academy Frosh
South Portland
Saco
Ken Grace
Danny Cyr
Don Boissonneault
Cyr
Boissonneault
Dave Duranceau
Jack Dumas
Bob McLeod
Maroon
Thornton
Biddeford
St. Louis
Curry College Shut Out By St Francis In Soccer
St Francis defeated Curry College 2 0 in a non conference game with captain Frank Romeo scoring both goals for the Red Knights. St Francis reaches 7 1 2 on the season and leads the northern division tied with Gordon College. Freshman Ed Kileen and halfback Bob Sheehan impressed on defense and offense as Curry prepares for a Saturday match against New Bedford Tech at Biddeford.
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Milton
Mass
St. Francis
Curry College
Frank Romeo
Red Knight
Gordon College
Ed Kileen
Bob Sheehan
Red Knights
Sheehan
New Bedford Tech
Biddeford
Tuesday's Results in Major Matches
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 100 to 81 while Boston dropped New York 131 to 193. San Francisco beat Baltimore 191 to Baltimore faced Los Angeles and Boston played St. Louis.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Baltimore
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