Perfect 27-Game Winners Highlight Busy College Schedule
A roundup notes 17 unbeaten teams including Tennessee and Maryland, plus Princeton Michigan State and San Francisco, with several clubs riding eight or more straight wins. The piece cites high scorers, strong defenses and upcoming openers at Canisius LaSalle St Bonaventure and Corry High School honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Maryland
Prinketon
Michigan State
San Francisco
Bucknell
Valparaiso
Todiona
Mlinois State
College of Emporia
Bloomsburg
Buffslo
Memorial
Canisius
Jagara
LaSalle
Ple Eagles
Windelphia
Isis
Conwuclig
Imon
Burn Fist
Golden Griffs
Bach
St Bonaventure University
Terace College
Bull Daddie
Meadville
Allegheny College
Maurice “Clipper] Smith
Notre Dome
Lateyrete College
Lafayette
Gonmaga
Santa Clara
Villanaya
University of San Francisco
Boston Yanks
Vikine Temple
Bill Josephson
Titusville
Huron College
Ubis
Dalora School
Detroit Lions
Chicago Beary
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Clemson Accepts Gator Bowl Bid Amid Controversy
Clemson University accepts a bid to play in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville on New Year’s Day, facing Mount Hurricanes. The decision follows a clash with Southern Conference members over participation after Clemson defeated Miami 15 14 in the Orange Bowl last January.
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Clemson
Jacksonville
Fin
Clemson Tigers
Mount Hurricanes
Miami
South Carolina College
South Florida
Sam Wolfson
Wolfson
Lee Milford
Swissman of Athletics
Southern Conference
RF. Poole
Mitan
College Board of Trustees
White Sox and Browns Swing Eight-Man Deal In Big Trade
White Sox and Browns pull off an eight man trade with Gordon Goldberg Jim Rovers Dick Littlefield Gus Minrhos Joe De Maestsi going to the Browns for Sherri Lollar AL Widmar and Tommy Upton. Upton later sent to the Senators for Sam Dente. Rivera highlights Browns adding a Pacific Coast League standout.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank Lae
Chicago White Sox
bin Yeed
St. Louis Browns
White Sox
Gordon Goldsberg
Jim Rovers
Dick Littlefield
Gus Minrhos
Joe de Maestsi
Browns
Sherri Lollar
AL Widmar
Tommy Upton
Upton
Washington Senators
Sam Dente
Lollar
Boston Red Sox
Lave
Tolar
Chicago
Rivera
Brownie
Rogers Hornsby
Seattle
Lois
Tey Coletian
Waiver Pier
Sox
Rievera
Baseball News
Levy O'Doul
Marty Marion
Frea Shien
O'Doeul
San Diego
Leszis
O'Doul
Sim Francisco
Toplares
Detroit Tiger
del Baker
Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Salgh
Cardinals
Ed Stanky
New York Giants
Terry Moore
Johinny Keane
Red Birds
Columbus American Association
Counterpoint Named Champion Horse of the Year
Counterpoint was unanimously voted the American champion racehorse of 1961, a chestnut son of Count Fleet, retired after a season with a hoof crack and now in California awaiting Santa Anita. The tally included 86 votes from a secretariat committee across tracks. other honors went to Rose Jet as champion two-year-old and Oedipus as champion jumper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitney
Galinterpoint
Count Fleet Jabot
Hill Prince
Bentine Hill
Hiss
California
Santa Anna
Elizabett Acdlen Graham
Rose Jet
Til
Omdeh Phipps
Oedipus
Hockey scores and basketball results lead sports brief
National League Boston defeated New York 4 to 1. American League Buffalo beat Indianapolis 4 to 1. Pro basketball Rochester topped Milwaukee 77 73 and Philadelphia 83 over New York.
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Boston
New York
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Rochester
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Bowling Standings and Results from Local Leagues
The Mabel Shoppe maintained a nine game lead in the Ladies A League after Brigham's Hardware blanked them. Thompson's Maple Products took one game from Chagin's Sluncers, while Ritz swept Raymond and Leed's beat Superior Cleaners. Individual scores highlighted Verna Baressi 104, Mary Orn 185, Bertha Martin 180. Avalon Center's lead in the Ladies B League narrowed as Leed's blanked paweset ters and Franz Furniture took two from Domestic Sewing. Eleanor Clark led with 11 games for the night. other high scorers included Luis Huth 186, Dotis Brundage 183. The VFW Ladies B League saw Connie's close the gap to two games after Wallace Garage was blanked and Davis Radio dropped a game to Connie's.
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Mabel Shoppe
Tant Rumhers
Brigham's Hardware
Thompson
Maple Products
Chagin
Sluncers
Ritz
Raymond
Leed
Fa ‘Thompson's
Hite Restaurant
Lee's
Raymond's
Chapin's
Superior Cleaners
Frigham's Hardware
Chaplin's S
Thompson Products
Brighem's Hardware
Itz Restaurant
Leed's
Superior
Verna Baressi
Mary ‘Orn
Bertha Martin
Avalon Center
Pawesetters
Franz Furniture
Helen Shoppe
Rosshaeher
Insurance
I Trang Furniture
Rossbagher
Avalon Cenver
Frave Turniture
Rossbacher
Eleanor Clark
Luis Huth
Dotis Brundage
Yel Belly Dame
Tassies
Connie
VFW
Wallace Garage
Davis Radio
Corry Journal
Davis
Los Angeles
Bobby Jones
Sid
Oakland
Gallf
Gulpoinean
Dawson
Chicago
Corry Rod and Gin Club Holds Monthly Meeting
About 20 members attended the Corry Rod and Gin Club meeting. They discussed Fishermen's Paradise on Spring Creek, a deer contest, and committee appointments for the coming year. A lease deal to protect the stream was announced, with Wharen Field and Stream Club as sponsor during census year. Club stocked 18 rabbi es in Corry area. Committees named include fish J. J. Sheet and Roy Reed, game Tyle Watrous, bingo Berk Weldon, etc.
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Corry
Spring Creek
Te Wale
Wharen
Fish
J. J. Sheet
Roy Reed
Tyle Watrous
Bingo Berk Weldon
George Patterson
Dorr Gish
Paul Stroup
Ave Knapp
Bill Bially
Mit Mewes
Kurt Lindberg
Herman Stenvesi
Path Cleared for Birth of New Major League
New York Nov 28 The plan to form a new major league progresses as eight clubs must mutually meet specifications and gain majority owner approval at the upcoming league meeting. Commissioner Ford Frick notes the eight club method avoids idle franchises and could advance interested territories if they meet requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tne
Pau Wis
Ukedont
Uve Connell
Pacl
Lmpue
Bes
Commissionse Ford
Frick
Tye-man
Ellis
Boxing Card Shuffles Results From Night Across Cities
Last night bouts featured Billy Grayham of New York stopping Danny Shupanvsh in Cincinnati while Ler Sala of Donora defeated Thamy Saylor in Pittsburgh and Wallace Burtt Smith of Cincinnati outpointed Miguel Mendivel of Havane in Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Billy Grayham
New York
Danny Shupanvsh
Piisunesh
Pittsburgh
Ler Sala
Donora
Thamy Saylor
Newark
N. J
Wallace Burtt Smith
Cincimanti
Miguel Mendivel
Havane
Cohen Auto Supply
Three Michigan State Players on North Squad
Three Michigan State players joined the Blue-Gray game North squad as of December 20 selections. Marvin McFadden, Gilford Franks, and Dean Garmey were listed among additions, joining Bucknell standouts Frank Albert and George Yong. The Blues also had Harry Warren of Pennsylvania and Princeton’s Charles Hemminger noted among earlier selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Montgomery
Michigan Suites
Yankee
Marviny McFicden
Taelkte
Ant Gilird Frankepral
Dean Garmey
Michigan
Oia Stil
Notre Dame
Tedlife
Michigan State
Bucknell
Tuttack
Frank Albert
George Yong
Blues
yesLertliy
Harry Warren
Pennsylvani
Princeton
Juvnerhouse
Charles Hemminger
Gavilan Bratton Clash Set At Ghicay Stadium Tonight
Gavilan and Bratton meet in a top rounder at Ghicay Stadium televised at 10 pm EST. Expected crowd tops 7000 with gate near $28000. Bratton previously dethroned Gavilan in Madison Square Garden and the Chicago bout. The champ earns 30 percent of pay per view and roughly $1250 from TV plus $1200 for expenses.
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Bratton
Wolwrwenat Ehaumpunny High
Gavilan
Ghicay Stadium
Ally
Gavilos
Midison Square Garden
Chicago
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Scholastic Wasketball Lingsville
Springboro
Waltshire
Bloomfield
Jomen
North Shenango
Stoneboro
Townville
ST. Louis
Counterpoint
Champion Horse
By Chick Youn
Ae Tula
Rod
Corry Jousnin
Wallane Garage
Coinie’s
Doyle Radio
Idians
Pirates
Dodgers
Servng
Tigers
Wan
Indians
William Mair
Executive Council
W. Main ST
Blondie
Martin Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Radio and Theater
Dodgs Corone
Plymouth
Martin Motor
West South Street
Serra
the Bank
Member Federal Deposit
Pillgburgh Brewing Co
Pillaburghy Pa
Peo
Frank Deos
Paul
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