U. S. Boxers Routed by British Team in Europe Opener
The American amateurs suffered a 100 defeat as four rounds of matches left one fighter hospitalized, several concussions, and a closed cut. Coach Bert Taylor blamed limited training since arriving in London while noting four Americans lasted three rounds.
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Pocatello
Idaho
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Toledo
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Attendance up 7.4 percent in AFL maiden season
AFL attendance rises 7.4 percent from last year with 30 games played and an average of 17,801 per game. The league reports a higher average than 195 as 16,558 attended a game. Lions Club lunch guests listed include Paul G. Geishbein and others from Baltimore and York.
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Richard R. Rice
J. D. Rhine
R. F. Kline
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Thurmont
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Payne Hoffman to appear in state tenpin tourney
Two Frederick tenpin bowlers Gary Payne and Mrs Connie Hoffman earned the right to enter the Maryland BPA State Match Game Championships at Terrace Lanes West College Terrace. Payne 24 and Hoffman 22 are among the area’s top bowlers and will compete this weekend with a field including Joe Coonan Baltimore Vern Ashbach er Silver Spring Earl Carlson Baltimore and others. Total prizes 1800 with 200 and a trophy for each division winner and open bowling after sessions.
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Matte Activated by Colts After Month on IR
Baltimore Colts reinstate rookie halfback Tom Matte to active status after a month on the inactive list. Matte fractured a small vertebra in the second game of the season and was replaced by Alex Hawkins who will start Sunday against the Green Bay Packers, with Matte expected to see considerable action.
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Ohio State
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Green Bay Packers
Oil Discovery Near Cuba N Y In 1627 Noted
The report records oil first found in the United States near Cuba New York in 1627. Seneca Indians guided a Franciscan missionary to the site where crude petroleum surfaced from a spring. They used the oil as medicine and as a paint base.
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Luthuli Granted Passport To Oslo For Nobel Prize
Albert John Luthuli, 61, receives a passport to travel to Oslo and collect the Nobel Peace Prize for opposing apartheid. The South African government grants 10 days for the trip, preventing him from accepting many speaking engagements in the United States and Britain. He has been restricted to Natal since the 1960 Sharpeville riots and banished as native-branch leader.
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South Africa
Albert John Luthuli
Oslo
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Britain
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Sharpeville
The
Luthuli Peace Prize Award Recognizes Nonviolent Resistance
The Peace Prize Committee belatedly awarded the 1960 prize on October 23 to Chief Albert Luthuli for his advocacy of nonviolent methods in resisting racial segregation. The government had previously denounced the ANC and speculated about denying him a passport after the ANC was outlawed.
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Rutgers economics professor Dr. Alfred Haake dies at 75
Dr. Alfred P. Haake of Largo Florida, a former head of Rutgers University economics, lecturer and GM consultant, died Thursday. The report notes an award including prize money of 43 744 dollars.
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Largo
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