Dartmouth Stars McKinnon King Attract All America Talk
Boston paneling sports figures tout Dartmouth as potential source of a New England All America with Don McKinnon and Bill King drawing attention from pro scouts. McKinnon, 215 pound Arlington standout, praised for size and speed while King, a prelaw back from Richmond, Va., excels on defense and offense. They edge Holy Cross and BC players in regional comparison, with other luminaries noted from Holy Cross and Boston University.
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Pro Basketball National Basketball Assn Games Schedule
The Associated Press lists Monday games with New York at San Francisco and Boston at St. Louis. Wednesday features Boston at Detroit and New York at Los Angeles with Baltimore hosting Syracuse in Balti more.
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Branch Rickey Rejoins Cardinals Organization
ST LOUIS AP Branch Rickey rejoined the St. Louis Cardinals as a general consultant on player development and production. He said the club cannot be traded into a pennant and must develop players, aiming for a realistic 1965 pennant objective. Rickey, who left in 1942 to join the Dodgers, helped create the Cardinals farm system and integrated baseball by aiding Jackie Robinson.
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Frank Ryan To Carry Load For Cleveland
Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan, a five year NFL veteran, will assume the team's passing duties after No 1 signal caller Jim Ninowski is sidelined for the season with a dislocated shoulder and fractured collarbone. Ryan expressed mixed nerves but readiness to lead, following Sundays 41 14 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers that moved Cleveland to 4 3 and in contention for the Eastern Conference title. Ninowski was injured in the second period and placed on the injured list Monday after X rays confirmed the injuries.
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Northwestern Favored To Win Big Ten Title
Northwestern Wildcats, the current favorites for the Big Ten title, opened the day strong in the national college football rankings. They crushed Notre Dame 35-6 for their fifth straight win, rising above Alabama and Southern California in the AP poll. Northwestern leads with 34 of 52 first place votes, while Texas dropped after a tie with Rice. Alabama remains second after a 35-6 win over Tulsa. Top ten includes LSU, Michigan State, Arkansas, Washington, and Auburn, with scores and voting details noted.
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Sixth Race Is Feature Tonight At Lewiston
A select field of pacing stars meets in the sixth race at Lewiston Raceway tonight as an invitational feature. Scotch Hero and Furman Hal lead four starters praised for quality, with Dagger Song, Al Langille, Billvern Volo, and Stan Bubier also in the lineup. Post time is 7 30 p m as the nine race card opens.
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Sports Night At Biddeford High School Tonight
Biddeford High hosts a Sports Night in the school cafeteria at 7 30. A screening of the Biddeford High versus John Bapst game from last Saturday will be shown with Coach Neil Ziggy Serpico providing commentary and answering questions. All adults are invited.
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Tokyo bout crowns bantamweight title challenger
Katsutoshi Akaki won a tight decision over Kenji Yon kura to claim the Orient bantamweight title in Tokyo. Paul Armstead from Los Angeles bested Joey Reynolds of St. Louis by points in San Jose, with Armstead improving to ten rounds.
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Kenji Yonekura
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Los Angeles
Joey Reynolds
St. Louis
Mince and Raisin Pie Buzz Ahead of Season
A playful query hints at upcoming mincemeat season with a nod to half raisin and half mincemeat pie. The note blends cooking enthusiasm with seasonal anticipation.
Trotters and Pacers Race Night Entries
Harness race card lists tonight's 9 races with classes D and C in pace and trot events. Notable runners include Lacona Boy J Richardson Sr and Billy Laird I Foster in class D trots, plus The Buckeye Kid D Richards and Georgi Volo W Collins in class C pace. Race times post at 7:30 starting with Race One.
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Angels Acquire Turley From Yankees
New York mailbag markets talk of Bo Belinsky possibly entering a deal as the Yankees ship veteran pitcher Bob Turley to the Los Angeles Angels on a conditional basis. Roy Hamey says a mutually satisfactory player will swap by opening day 1963 if Turley remains with Los Angeles. Belinsky and Angels officials deny involvement. Turley, a 10 year major leaguer, figs into the ongoing hot stove chatter following a long career since a 1954 Baltimore trade.
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Pender Torres Title Fight Postponed in Boston
Promoter Sam Silverman rescheduled the Paul Pender versus Jose Torres title bout to November 15 after Torres illness and added a closed circuit showing of Archie Moore versus Cassius Clay in Los Angeles to boost box office. Pender, 31, paused North Falmouth camp and will base his remaining work in the Boston area.
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Mays and Cepeda to undergo examinations in Giants
Willie Mays to enter Mount Zion Hospital for a full series of physical tests, with results expected soon, while Orlando Cepeda sees an eye doctor after a cataract was found in his right eye. Both stars contributed heavily in 1962 with 84 and 46 homers respectively and high RBI totals.
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Tobin Rote Quits Canadian Football
The Toronto Argonauts quarterback Tobin Rote, 34, said he will not play Canadian football next year and would consider returning to the U.S. league only for a strong offer. He noted he could be swayed by a substantial salary but hinted he is unlikely to stay in Canada.
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Sunday River Skiway Improves Slopes and Trails at Bethel
Sunday River Skiway in Bethel announces major terrain work featuring bulldozed and widened Rocking Chair slope and Lazy River trail to ease novice turns and provide elbow room. Upper Cascade Trail re-route opens new snow bowl section. rope tow slope widened toward Sunday Punch. Uel Gardner leads ski school staff returning for winter.
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Patriots Lose Leo For The Season
Boston Patriots facing season loss as offensive guard Charlie Leo may be out for the year after a leg injury worsened in practice before the Friday 26 16 win over Oakland. Veteran Tony Sardisco expected to keep the starting role Leo vacated.
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Pastime Team Wins Match In County League
Pastime Team swept the Cumberland league bout at York Portland weekend taking all five points from Congress Square. Top scoring was P Lamontagne with 358 and D Andrews totaling 330, while Congress Square’s D Andrews 330 led their side. Next two weeks see Pastime at home pushing for leadership.
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Rollins Named Sophomore Player Of Year
New York AP Richie Rollins earned the 1962 sophomore of the year honor from Baseball Writers Association of America in association with The Associated Press poll. He played 159 games for Minnesota Twins in 1961 with a .298 average, 16 homers and 96 RBIs, contributing to the club despite limited rookie eligibility.
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