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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1961

Page

22

Hustle Pays Off For Leafs

Bert Olmstead and Ed Shack scored consecutive third period goals to give the Toronto Maple Leafs a 2 0 victory over the Montreal Canadiens. Shack deflected a Pulford shot to tie 6 40, Olmstead struck at 6 57 to seal win. Black Hawks blanked Detroit 2 0.

Toronto Maple Leafs Bert Olmstead Ed Shack Maple Leafs Montreal Canadiens Chicago Black Hawks Detroit Red Wings Canadiens Giles Tremblay Montreal Shack Bob Pulford Olmstead Toronto Leafs

Keller Eyes NCAA Cross Country Nationals After Conference Win

Oberlin star Bill Keller aims for national recognition after winning the Ohio Conference cross country title in Delaware. He runs this Saturday in the small college division NCAA meet at Wheaton Illinois, then the open national race in East Lansing Michigan the following week.

Bill Keller Ohio Delaware Oberlin Star Keller NCAA Wheaton East Lansing Mich

Managers and reps of Sunday Softball League to meet tonight

A meeting of managers and representatives of the Sunday Softball League is set for tonight at the Bolero Club. Jack Miller, league president, urges attendance and bringing funds for tickets to the November 18 dance at the UAW Building.

Bolero Club Jack Miller UAW

Kennedy Wins 1961 Gold Medal from National Football Foundation

President Kennedy, who played at Harvard, selected as the 1961 gold medalist by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. The award will be presented at the Waldorf Astoria on December 5 along with the MacArthur Bowl, eight scholar athlete awards, and Hall of Fame inductions. Former presidents Hoover and Eisenhower, Gen. MacArthur, and Amos Alonzo Stagg were prior recipients. Kennedy is cited for belief in amateur athletics and leadership development. Inductees into the Hall of Fame include Glenn Davis, Weldon Humble, Choo Choo Jusseth, George McAfee, Pat Pazzetti, Claude Reeds, Bob Reynolds, Bob Suffridge, Don Faurot, and Charlie Caldwell.

New York UPI John F. Kennedy Harvard Football Foundation Hall of Fame Waldorf-Astoria Kennedy Foundation Herbert Hoover Dwight D. Eisenhower Gen Douglas MacArthur Amos Alonzo Stagg Glenn Davis Army Weldon Humble Stanford Bob Suffridge Tennessee Don Faurot Missouri Charlie Caldwell Princeton

Letter From Working Press Seeks To Write Army Game

Col Red Reeder of the Army Athletic Association recalls a West Point football game write up session. Joe Cahill asked for help as staff shortages hit the press box. Reeder mentions Grantland Rice and Dan Henning with Ernie Phillips in a play scene and notes counting yard lines to capture the moment.

New York HTNS Red Reeder Army Athletic Association Joe Cahill West Point Red Stanley Woodward Grantland Rice Four Horsemen Tom Meany Army Dan Henning Williamsburg Indians Ernie Phillips Tom Culver Dick Eckert Hank Adams al Rushatz The Tribune Bush League Laurel Miss Eckert Reeder Rushatz Golf Club Arkansas Wally Girling Taganse Sss Tss Oklahoma Dort Morris Babe Bryan

Cajun Golf Tour Opens With 130 Pros In Rain

The fourth Cajun golf tournament in Lafayette begins with 130 professional players on the soaked Oakbourne Country Club layout. Local favorites Lionel and Jay Hebert, from Lafayette, seek another title as Doug Sanders and top players like Gary Player and Arnold Palmer are idle. The wet 6,534 yard course and postponements loom over a Sunday finish.

Lafayette UPI Lionel Jay Hebert Beign Herberts Oakbourne Country Club Oakbourne Doug Sanders Thirnd Sanders Gary Player Arnold Palmer

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