Texas Keeps No 1 in AP Poll. Top Ten Shaken Up
Texas remains No 1 in the AP college football rankings after a 10-6 win over Rice, but the No 2 spot is contested with Illinois drawing most second-place votes. Navy, Auburn, Alabama, and Wisconsin also figure prominently as Wisconsin falls after a loss to Ohio State. Illinois moves up from fourth to second while Mississippi climbs to third on the strength of wins by Illinois over UCLA and Mississippi over Vanderbilt.
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Associated Press Football Board of Sports Writers and Broadcasters
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Navy
Auburn
Alabama
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Ohio State
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Pitt
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Northwestern
Michigan State
UCLA
Vanderbilt
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Westland Shoe Girls Lane League Opens Wednesday
The Westland Shoe Corp Girls lane league begins Wednesday at 8:30. Anita St Onge, cue chairman, notes four teams formed from last week’s preseason rolloff where she bowled 290. Strong balance among teams should make the league interesting for all bowlers.
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Anita St. Onge
Biddeford JV Tops Thornton 13 0 In Gridiron Win
Biddeford Junior Varsity defeated Thornton reserves 13 to 0 at Thornton Academy Athletic Field. Guillereault opened with an 80 yard TD after a key block by Dineen. Fillion added a 2 yard TD run after a Sczymecki fumble recovery. Guillereault converted the extra point.
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Thornton
Thornton Academy
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Fillion
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Thornton Scumita
Willett Kenney
Kimball Mink
Murphy Martel
Ruben Guillereault
Arel Truman
Jansen Fillion
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Rush
Grenier
Beaudoin
Portland St Louis Films To Be Shown At Parish Hall
Films of the St Louis Portland High football game will be shown at 8 p m Wednesday in St Josephs Parish Hall under the sponsorship of the St Louis Alumni Association. Head coach Bob Cote will handle the commentary and conduct a question and answer period following the screening.
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Gosselin's Defeated By Pastime Bowlers At Biddeford
Pastime rolled a 1653 to take all five points despite a slow start, toppling Gosselin's 1514 at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford. Harold Dee led Pastime with 349 while Ray Gosselin added 334. Bob Marcotte led Gosselin's with 323 as Gosselin's fourth straight Pony League loss.
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Lewiston Raceway Evening Card Races and Entries
Trotters and Pacers present a Lewiston race night with nine one mile events. Race One features Miss Betty Scot and other trotters. Race Two includes He's Mine and Bay State Art. Race Three lists Bronze Buster and Highland Rogue. Race Four trains Hap Hanover and Tennyson Hanover. Race Five features Albert Dares and Ernest Duke. Race Six includes Kid Freight and Mountain Arnolda. Race Seven presents Uncle Fritz and Just Nancy. Race Eight fields Here We R and Uncle Dandy. Race Nine includes Logan Scottish and Red Marvel.
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St Louis High Jayvees blank Sanford Jayvees 31 0
The Jack Chenard coached St Louis High Jayvee football squad routed visiting Sanford Jayvees 31 to 0 before darkness ended play at Alumni Field. Charles Labonte and Dennis Camire each scored twice while Dick Laroche added a TD. The game ended after the third period.
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Dennis Camire
Dick Laroche
Ratchet Offers Views on Sunday's Pro Football Tilts
AP Sports writer recaps an eventful NFL Sunday with varied quarterback action across leagues. Oakland’s upset featured eight completions, five of which went for touchdowns. Notable performers included Roach, Hill, Ninowski, Izo, Meredith, Morrall, and Gabriel amid multiple starting-role debuts and injuries. Jerry Hill suffered a punt-return mishap but avoided serious injury.
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Associated Press
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Oakland
Dobie Craig
Allan Miller
Glen Shaw
Packers Linemen Relish Big Game Against Colts
Green Bay Packers guard Jerry Kramer and tackle Forrest Gregg say they felt mean before the 34-20 win over Baltimore. Kramer, who scored 10 points, helped clear the right side for Elijah Pitts and earned Lombardi praise. Gregg faced Colts star Gino Marchetti to protect quarterback Donny Starr, who is out with a broken right hand for an indefinite period.
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Gino Marchetti
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Knicks Trade Shue Hogue for McGill from Bullets
New York Knicks trade Gene Shue and Paul Hogue to Baltimore for Billy McGill. McGill, once Utah’s top scorer, faced a disappointing Chicago year after the franchise moved to Baltimore. Knicks push youth movement after a 21-59 season, following Richie Guerin sale and Tom Hoover arrival.
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Arnold Palmer Tops PGA Tour Money List in 1960s Year
In Dunedin Florida the PGA reports the 10 leading money winners for the season with Arnold Palmer at the top with 607,731 dollars in official PGA events through the Fresno Open last week. Mason Rudolph rises to seventh with 35,495 while Jack Nicklaus sits in second place.
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Walt Bellamy Tops NBA Scoring After Early Season
New York AP reports Walt Bellamy of the Baltimore Bullets leads the NBA scoring race after the first two weeks of play. Wilt Chamberlain of San Francisco ranks sixth as the season opens.
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Early NBA season leaders in scoring and averages
The season's first statistical release shows Bellamy leading with 175 points across six games for an average of 29.2. Bob Pettit, also at 29.2, has 146 points in one fewer game for second place. Wilt Chamberlain sits sixth with 102 points and a 25.5 average.
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Maine Junior Gains Ground In Scoring Race
In New England college football, Northeastern sophomore Bob Cappadona scored in the 26-0 win over New Hampshire to reach 44 points, while Amherst’s Bob Santonelli clings to the lead with 49. Maine’s Mike Haley moved into third with 42 as quarterbacks Whelchel and Welsch sit at 36, and others top the lists in a tightly packed scoring race across the region.
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New England
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New Hampshire
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Santonelli
Mike Haley
Bates
Jerry Whelchel
Massachusetts
Jim Welsch
Springfield
Ken Burton
Vermont
Tom Carr
Jim Thornton
John Perkins
Chuck Mercein
Yale
Grenier Maintains Lead In Cribbage
The sixth of ten interclub cribbage games was held at Coun il Chagnon Biddeford. John Berthiaume topped that night with 11 points, Grenier was second with 10, and George Ruel had the evening's low of 1. Grenier retains the series lead with 48, Brunell 45, while Ernest Valliere is last at 25. The seventh game is set for 8 p m Monday at the hall.
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George Grenier
George Ruel
George Brunell
Ernest Valliere
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Over 30 000 Readers
A brief classified note highlights that the journal’s classifieds reach more than thirty thousand readers daily, underscoring potential broad exposure for small ads seeking wide visibility.
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Nicklaus dominates Canada Cup in fog at Paris Saint Germain
Jackie Nicklaus won the individual title with a 237 total and led the United States to the team trophy with Arnold Palmer, finishing 22 under-par at Saint Nom-la-Breteche outside Paris. The final nine holes were cut short by dense fog, Nicklaus shooting a four-under 32 on the last nine.
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Extra point prowess stirs New England college football
Area teams push extra points and two point conversions as November games near. Hartranft of Harvard and Mercein of Yale excel at PATs. Wilson of Dartmouth, Whelchel of Massachusetts, Bou cher of Maine show accuracy. BC star Whalen shines in 54 7 loss at Air Force. Injuries impact Ivy lineup as Harvard faces peak form.
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