Bluebell 4-H Members Demonstrate at Mexico Grange
Mexico Bluebells 4-H Club members showcased demonstrations at a Grange meeting led by Viola Spencer. Awards were given to Lucy DeLong for Deviled Eggs, Linda Halsey for Fruit Salad, and several DeLong and Keeney youths for various crafts and foods.
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Mexico
Carl Halsey
Debbie DeLong
Hadwen DeLong
Jonita DeLong
Bonnie DeLong
Nancy DeLong
Jonita
Bonnie
Nancy
John DeLong
Debbie Rude
Kenneth Rude
Shelly Keeney
Terry Keeney
Shelly
Terry
Clinton Keeney
Ralph Schmidt
Charles Cutuli
Maple View
Spencer
John H. Castle
Myers Babcock
Pomona
Fights in Brief From AP Card Contests Across Cities
Philadelphia welterweights Bennis Briscoe and George Benton clashed as Briscoe won on points. Nate Collins stopped Joey Giardello in San Francisco as Rollie Penaroya scored a knockout in Stockton. Irish Beau Jaynes beat Paddy Read in Worcester while Koji Okano outpointed Paul Armstead in Tokyo. Miguel Barratto held off Jimmy Jiminez in Walpole as Bobby Valdez outpointed Ray Coleman in Las Vegas.
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Philadelphia
Bennis Briscoe
George Benton
Leotis Martin
Amos Johnson
Medina
Ohio
Walpole
Mass
Miguel Barratto
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Jiminez
New York
Worcester
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Paddy Read
Providence
R.I
Tokyo
Japan
Koji Okano
Paul Armstead
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Nate Collins
Joey Giardello
Stockton
Calif
Rollie Penaroya
Luke Sanchez
Las Vegas
Nev
Bobby Valdez
Ray Coleman
Mexico Academy wrestlers split road matches
Mexico Academy and Central School opened their season with a 37 11 loss at Indian River Central Philadelphia and then won 32 25 at Camden. The junior varsity also split, with IR forfeiting and Mexico taking a 15 2 win. Key Mexico wins included Wallis and Clark on falls and several decisions, with next action set for December 10 hosting the Invita tional Wrestling Tournament.
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Mexico
Matmen of
Mexico Academy
Central School
Indian River Central School
Philadelphia
Camden
JV Matmen
Indian River
Mexico Grapplers
Bradley Wallis
Jim Clark
Rodney Wallace
Grapplers
Duane Cory
Ron Phelps
Lynn Clark
Paul Seeley
Jim Smith
Tiger
Hardy
J. Clark
L. Clark
Wallace
Colon
Hwt
Burnham
Regan
Griffin
Rutchie
Cory
Hummel
Smith
P. Seeley
Duerr
Spadanini
McEwen
G. Benware
Christman
Ault
Tanner
Dec
Hotaling
Martusewicz
Woolson
Loomis
Petranchek
Mellen
Showers
Hellinger
Thompson
Cullen
Carpenter
Camden — 112—McEwen
Case
John
Alan
A. Smith
Cumorford
Profit Made By Rochester Club
Morrie Silver, head of Rochester Community Baseball Inc., says the Rochester Red Wings posted a net profit of 113,772 last season, erasing a 110,526 deficit and bringing the club to a 3,246 bank balance despite lower attendance. The team, AAA farm club of the Orioles, is owned by 8,222 stockholders, after community ownership began in 1956 following prior ownership by the Cardinals.
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Rochester
N.Y
International League Baseball
Morrie Silver
Rochester Community Baseball Inc
Rochester Red Wings
Silver
Baltimore Orioles
Red Wings
St. Louis Cardinals
National League
West Shrine Charity Contest picks announced for 1966
UCLA star Mel Farr Idaho's Ray McDonald and Oregon State's Pete Pifer headline the 1966 West squad for the Shrine charity game at Kezar Stadium. The roster lists Don Horn Tim Van Galder and Stanford's Dave Lewis among quarterbacks and specialists with a strong line and defense featuring players from UCLA Oregon State Washington and Texas Tech plus others.
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San Francisco
UCLA
Mel Farr
Idaho
Ray McDonald
Oregon State
Pete Pifer
Kezar Stadium
Bert Jacobs
Farr
McDonald
Pifer
West
Charlie Brown
Missouri
Little All America
Don Horn
San Diego State
Kansas
Ron McCall
Weber State
Bob Grim
Charles Lafourette
Rich
Lloyd Duncan
Air Force
Frank Horak
West squad coaches named for Stanford training plan
Texas Christian and Stanford players and coaches lead the West squad with John Ralston, Ben Martin, and J. T. King guiding sessions at Stanford after arriving in San Francisco on December 21.
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Texas Christian
John Ralston
Stanford
Ben Martin
Air Force
J. T. King
Texas Tech
Stanford University
San Francisco
India Wins Davis Cup Inter Zone Final Over Brazil
In Calcutta India defeated Brazil three matches to two to reach the Challenge Round against Australia on December 26 to 28. Ramanathan Krishnan beat Thomas Koch in the deciding match to seal the victory.
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Calcutta
India
Brazil
Australia
Ramanathan Krishnan
Thomas Koch
Krishnan Triumphs To Put India In Challenge Round
Brazil faced India in the Inter Zone final as Krishnan rallied from 2-1 down in sets to beat Koch 3-6 6-4 10-12 7-5 6-2 in 55 minutes. The win, Krishnan’s two singles and a doubles with Jaideep Mukherjee, sent India into the Challenge Round amid fireworks and court celebrations.
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Koch
Krishnan
Brazil
India
Jaideep Mukherjea
Hole Dominates Narragansett Meet with Four Wins
British-born jockey Mike Hole rode four winners at Narragansett Park on Monday, nearly clinching top jockey honors at the fall meeting. Hole has ridden 64 winners at Narragansett.
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Pawtucket
Mike Hole
Narragansett Park
Hole
Narragansett
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