Tigers Indians Top Ivy League Racers Princeton and Dartmouth Clinch Tight Wins
Princeton beat Harvard 28 0 after Tom Morris sparked a late charge and Dartmouth narrowly defeated Columbia 7 0 as both teams hold 5 0 and 4 0 1 records with two weeks to the showdown. Cornell upset Brown 13 6 as Yale slumped after a 92 20 loss to Penn.
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Park City Little League Meeting Moves to Tonight
The Park City Little League will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Orcutt Boys Club, rescheduled from Tuesday.
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Upset Epidemic Hits College Grid Squads
Tryouts for the North End Boys Club basketball and swimming teams in the State League begin this week. Swimmers meet Monday with Pete Miller in charge, basketball workouts are set for Wednesday and Friday evenings under Ray Krikorian. Teams will represent the North End Club in state competition among boys clubs. Members must be 15 or under.
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Queens College Tops Fairfield U in Cross Country
Queens College defeated Fairfield University 34 to 21 in the varsity cross country meet at Van Cortlandt Park New York. Fairfield Freshmen beat Queens Freshmen 34 to 22, with individual placings led by Queens runners J Young and G Bills and Fairfield runners Connor and Rath among others.
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French Fillies Favored In Washington International
Two French bred fillies Rose Royale and Denisy lead six male rivals in Laurel Maryland for the $100,000 Washington International. Rose Royale owned by Prince Aly Khan is 3-1 favorite with Denisy at 4-1. Mahan and Third Brother are the top American hopes. Rose Royale and Denisy carry 119 pounds, Nisos at 122, winner collects $70,000.
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Chess Club Meets at Sterling House This Week
The Sterling House Adult Chess Club will convene at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The Junior Chess Club meets Thursday at 7 p.m. at the same location.
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Mustangs fall 29 8 in Sterling League loss
Yale handed the Mustangs their first Sterling House Touch Football defeat 29 to 8 on Saturday. Missing stars Chipped Pudims and Justin Eringis, the Mustangs tie Yale for first place as Billy Turechek scored the lone Mustang TD. Rams beat the Browns 44 to 6 led by Billy Sumner Craig Donna and Tom Carpenter.
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Seixas reports groin ailment hits Davis Cup hopes
Vic Seixas disclosed a pulled groin muscle threatening the United States Davis Cup campaign ahead of interzone play in Adelaide and Brisbane. The Philadelphia veteran, 34, said he will seek treatment and hopes to be fit for the quarterfinals against Neale Fraser, while facing possible retirement at season's end.
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Waterville Wins 1957 New England Scholastic Cross Country
Waterville Maine captured the 1957 team championship at the New England scholastic cross country meet held on the two and a half mile Vermont academy course. Burt Hawkins finished fourth as the only Waterville runner in the top twenty. the team scored 89 to Robert E. Finch School of Conn 134 with several core runners contributing depth.
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Promising Welterweights Clash In New York Ring Return
Jimmy Archer and Tony De Cola, two New York welterweights, meet in a return bout Monday night at St. Nicholas Arena after Archer won their first Sep 30 clash. Also on the boxing docket Machen, unbeaten No.1 contender, faces Jackson in San Francisco as part of a stacked card with multiple weigh classes and bouts.
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Selections Listed From Cansett Ty United Press Fairs
A list of horse names and entrants appears with multiple entries across ten numbered lines. Several entries include horse names such as Fiddlers Gar Mer, Joules First, Hash Axam, and Rob Morrow, with various accompanying figures and qualifiers.
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Jamaica Selections By UNITED PRESS 1
A scrambled list of horse names and race candidates appears to be a Jamaica selections roundup from UNITED PRESS. Notable entries include Never Broken Dorsett Tempis Fugit Revelationist Portersville Montauk Mr Turf and Ever Best, among others.
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Garden Selections Listed By UNITED PR
Selection list outlines multiple entries with farm names or horse names including Quiet Boy Lady Ginde Fillane and 14 other entries such as Dance-a-Bit Flotilla Cliffs O Dover Pax Vobiscum Cor onel Flag Waver Gaspar Singalea Pursuer Wire Line Sure Welcome Irish Cheer Candle Wood Fabulous On. J. Searching Tucker Up Amiaret Top Value Ween and Wail Whanksy.
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Russia's Vic Bushuev Captures Lightweight Title
Teheran Iran Nov 10 Victor Bushuev of Russia won the lightweight title as Russia extended its world weight lifting tournament winning streak to three straight championships.
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Bonnell Team Leads Agents Bowling Loop Victory
Bonnell's bowling squad led the action with strong performances and top finishes in a continuing agents bowling loop. The report highlights the Bonnell team and other standings, noting several claims and weights, with coverage of the Belgrade Yugoslavia event and forthcoming matches.
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U S Riders Triumph In International Jumping Show
In New York the United States won the low score jumping event at the national horse show with Hugh Wiley delivering a faultless ride after an eight-fault carryover. Teammates Bill Stein Kraus and Frank Chapet also posted flawless rounds as Britain slipped to second overall.
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