Wolverines Crackdown Hits Seven Students in Gambling Raid
AP report from Ann Arbor says Tony Two and five other seniors were arrested on illegal occupation charges in a campus gambling raid. Athletic director Fritz Cris and Lt. George Stauch explain athletes face removal pending case decisions. Seven students, all 21 from Chicago, were arraigned and released without bond.
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Critical Battle For LSU
LSU and sixth-ranked Mississippi square off in Tiger Stadium for the SEC crown and a possible national title bid. The 9 p.m. kickoff is expected to draw a massive crowd as Bobby Franklin and Billy Cannon lead explosive offenses, with both teams coming off tight wins last week.
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Mississippi
South
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Florida
Johnny Vaught
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Cannon
Ole Miss
LSE Vincentian Game Postponed to November Weekend
The LaSalle-Vincentian football clash, scheduled for Hawking Stadium, was rained out and rescheduled to the third weekend in November. Vincentian favors Saturday afternoon November 15, while LaSalle prefers Sunday afternoon November 16. The Diocean League contest is likely Saturday night November 15 with conflicts over lights and a school play. Earlier, the Troy Mont Pleasant Class A meeting moved among Hawkins Stadium and Troy High practice fields to avoid clashes with the RPI Rochester game.
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Vincentian
LaSalle
Troy-Mont Pleasant
Hawkins Stadium
Troy High
RPI
Rochester
Auerbach fined by NBA for defiant conduct
Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach was fined 150 by NBA president Maurice Podoloff for defiantly remaining on the sideline after two ejections in the opening game against the New York Knicks. Celtics lost 127 to 125 in overtime.
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New York
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Maurice Podoloff
National Basketball Assn
Celtics
Podolof
NBA
Auerbach
Richard Powers
New York Knickerbockers
Podoloff
Auerbech
Boston
Peewee Hockey League Registration This Sunday
Peewee players must register Sunday at the RPI Field House between 2 and 4 p.m. for three Troy Area leagues. Newcomers can pick up registration blanks at the Field House or Andy's and Cahill's. Leagues cover ages eight to ten, eleven to twelve, and thirteen to fourteen. The first skating session time will be announced at registration. Association president is William Seymour with Patrick Jr. as vice president and Kermit Gulden as treasurer.
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Peewee Hockey Association
Troy Area
RPI
Marion Robinson
Andy's
Cahill's Sporting Goods
William Seymour
James Patrick Jr
Kermit Gulden
Eisenhower Receives Gold Medal at Football Dinner
President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a former West Point cadet with a knee injury, was awarded the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Gold Medal. The New York event honored his lifelong devotion to American college football amid a political campaign and inducted nine new Hall of Fame members at a $50 plate dinner attended by about 1,900 people.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Point
Eisenhower
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Turpin Announces Retirement From Ring
Turpin, former world middleweight champion, announced retirement from boxing. He won the world middleweight crown on July 10 1951 by defeating Sugar Ray Robinson, then held the title 64 days before Robinson reclaimed it by stopping him in the 10th round in New York.
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Randy Turpin
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Sugar Ray Robinson
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New York
Area Clubs Form New Cage League
A new basketball league formed by the YMCA JCC Troy Boys Club Lansingburg Boys Club and CYO serves United Community Services. It features junior and senior divisions for ages 10 13 and 14 18 with play planned for the first week of December. Norm Ap pelbaum was elected league president at the inaugural meeting.
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United Fund
Andrew Semansco
Troy Boys Club
al Melleby
Troy Ymca
Norm Appelbaum
Jewish Community Center
Dom Geracilano
Tom Rafferty
Lan Singburg
YMCA
Lansingburg Boys’ Club
Catholic Youth Organization
United Community Services
Troy
Lansingburg Boys Club
Dom Geracitano
al Meileby
Ed Ryan
The
CYO
Vale tops DeDeo 75 70 in Class B billiards
Vale improves to 2-1 in the two-division round robin after a 75-70 victory over Ken DeDeo. Langford beats Rittner 75-68 as Kim Fredericks posts a high run of 15 in his 75-59 win over Bernie Farrell. Two matches remain tonight as the seven-man field continues toward the division finals.
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Bob Vale
Bob Rittner
Tray Recreation Center
Vale
Ken DeDeo
DeDeo
Biltner
Bob Langford
Langsford
Kim Fredericks
Bernie Farrell
Farrell
Backbone Leads Field in 23rd Yankee Handicap at Suffolk
A classy field of 14 sophomores lines up for the 23rd Yankee Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Backbone, Warhead, and Martins Bullah head the contenders in the mile and an eighth race on a heavy track with Backbone aiming for his eighth stakes win this year. Backbone carries 1124 pounds, piloted by Walter Blum, while Warhead has 112 pounds with Eddie Arcaro aboard and Martins Bullah carries 118 pounds for Willie Shoemaker.
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Boston
Backbone
Warhead
Martins Bullah
Suffolk Downs
New York
Charles Devine
Bencrist Farms
Worden
New England
Walter
Rousy) Blum
Mabel C. Scholtz
Eddie Arcaro
George Lewis
Martin Bullah
Willie Shoemaker
Veitch resigns as trainer for Whitney fires up vaca plan
Syl Veitch quits as Whitney’s trainer after 19 eaten with Hucksters scored 282 last night at LaSalle range. He says he will rest, aims to join another stable, possibly HVTI or New York, as the Hucksters sit 3-0 and next shoot is postponed for Election Day.
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Lexington
Syl Veitch
Anthony Manory
C. V. Whit
Whitney
LaSalle Range
Manory
Gene Carson
Bernie Miller
Hawks
Weitch
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Laura Gelman
Garden City
Marie
Marcelli
HVTI
New York
Williams Knocks Out Chavis In Sixth In Washington Bout
Dynamite Tommy Williams of Washington stopped Jimmy Chavis of McKeesport in the sixth round of their 10 round feature. Williams weighed 151 pounds, Chavis 146.
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Dynamite) Williams
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Jimmy Chavis
Williams
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Newcombe Brothers Indicted In Newark Tavern Brawl
Newark AP Don Newcombe Cincinnati Redlegs pitcher and his brother Norman were indicted for atrocious assault and battery by the Essex County grand jury following a Newark tavern altercation with Ulysses Ross a former Mastic Orange policeman on December 22 1057 Harold Newcombe was indicted for possessing a revolver with intent to use it unlawfully The case stems from the 1957 disturbance at the tavern and involved a confrontation with Ross
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Ortiz Beats Britain's Top Lightweight in London
Carlos Ortiz of New York defeated Dave Charnley in a 10 round bout at Harringay Arena London breaking American losses abroad. Ortiz weighed 135 1 2 and Charnley 134 4. Ortiz improved to 28 wins one defeat while Charnley fell to 28 4 1.
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Carlos Ortiz
New York
Dave Charnley
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Ring Magazine
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Dick Richardson
Garvin Sawyer
Cincinnati
Pat Supple
Canada
Dai Dower
Wales
Uncle Sam
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Eddie Machen
Willie Pastrano
Zora Folley
Charney
Johnny Gonsalves
Don Jordan
Joey Lopes
Jordan
Hetman tops local bowlers with 677 high game
Hetman Raps 677 at Colony Recreation to lead area bowlers while bowling for Lou's Diner with a 236 and 233. Bill Everton fires the night's best single 248 in the Troy Church League at the Alpha. Carm Santoro posts 553 for women's triple at Cohoes Merchants Arena. Rose Lysogorski and Blanche Yasser each match 203 in women leagues at Cohoes Arena and Bowl-O-Torium.
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Colony Recreation
Hetman
Lou
Bill Everton
Troy Church
Alpha
Carm Santoro
Cohoes Merchants
Rose Lysogorski
Cohoes Arena
Blanche Yasser
Troy
Bowl-O-Torium
Colony Recreation Scores and Player Totals Listed
The Colony Recreation section lists male players with their scores including Mike Herman 296, Charley Keegan 228, Joe Mitchell 236, Joe Alpy 228, Ken Adbert 222, Ed Forner 214, Dud Smith 241, Tim Caswell 200, Lou Du Fresne 549, Joe Johnson 533, Willard Schanz 533, Bill Kekis 529. Colony Girls Kay Libudziewski 180.
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Mike Herman
Charley Keegan
Joe Mitchell
Joe Alpy
Ken Adbert
Ed Forner
Ed Ashline
Dud Smith
Tim Caswell
Lou, Dufresne
Joe Johnson
Willard Schanz
Bill KeKis
Trojan Bowletorium and Trojan Women Loops of Names
A list of individuals with multiple numeric codes appears, including Syeaway Men, John Rotelli, John Thompson Sr, Walsh, Taplin, Magin, Mower, Wagner, Johnson, Poulin, Hussey, Neitzel, Mastan, Elmore, Pulinella, Siddons, Brockway, Grinaldo, Nicholson, LeCuyer, Walsh, Blanche Vasser, Connally, Corrigan, Dolan, Kennedy, Golden, Haile, Milanson, Gimmelli, Holland, McGivern, and Meher, with various numbers appended. The fragment also references Troy Record figures Bill Healy and Bill Roddy along with others.
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John Rotelli
John Thompson Sr
Doe Walsh
Earl Taplin
Jerry Magin
Harold Mower
George Wagner
al Johnson
Amos Poulin
Edwin Hussey
Marvin Neitzel
Carolyn Mastan
Shirley Elmore
Betty Pulinella
Virginia Siddons
Olive Brockway
Jo Grinaldo
Betty Nicholson
Barbara LeCuyer
Emma Walsh
Trojan
Blanche Vasser
Evelyn Connally
Jane Corrigan
Marion Dolan
Marge Kennedy
Helen Golden
Ann Haile
Ruth Milanson
Jo Gimmelli
Kay Holland
Mary Thompson
Jo Meher
Helen Onyon
Rose Johnson
Rose Audet
Mary McGivern
Court weighs dismissal of Senators move case
Federal Judge David A. Pine heard arguments on a motion by Washington Senators directors to dismiss a suit aiming to block relocating the franchise. Judge Pine could rule next week. H. Gabriel Murphy, owning over 40 percent of the team stock, filed the suit after president Calvin Griffith discussed a move to Minneapolis. A separate minority stockholder suit against Griffith and directors remains pending.
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David A. Pine
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H. Gabriel Murphy
Calvin Griffiths
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Robert R
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Baltimore
Hi Way Recreation Tuesday Nighters Scores and Players
The Hi Way Recreation league lists Tuesday Nighters players with high game scores including Jim Seabury 236 Earl Streich 213 Dutch Levitt 211 Wilson Griffith 208 Ed Quimbley 224 Trudy Nagarian 192 Det Poirier 183 Pauline Radz 177 Wynantskill Men Paul Kulls 237 Joe Fuls cher 204 Earl Sowalski 211 Bob King 576 Roland Moran 211 Morton Wainwright 235 Deck Hull 564 Pat Morano 207 Doug Meany 534 Jim Walsh 530 Warren Garrett 212 Ike Film 201 Ralph Wilson 200.
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Jim Seabury
Earl Streich
Dutch Levitt
Wilson Griffith
Ed Quimbley
Trudy Nagarian
Det. Poirier
Pauline Radz
Wynantskill
Paul Kulls
Joe Fulscher
Earl Sowalski
Bob King
Roland Moran
Morton Wainwright
Deck Hull
Pat Morano
Doug Meany
Jim Walsh
Warren Garrett
Ike Film
Ralph Wilson
Amplewood Legion Bill Sweet Leads Local Roster
A fragmented OCR list names multiple individuals with numbers: DeMento, Ted Nystoriak, Metro Kerr, John Opal ka, Mike Behuniak, Bill Volk, Andy Behuniak, Behr Manning Mexicans Tom O'Brien, Jack Connolly. The entry reads like a roster or ledger of participants and scores or identifiers in a local event.
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Amplewood Legion
Bill Sweet
Ted Nystoriak
Metro Kerr
John Opalka
Mike Behuniak
Bill Volk
Andy Behuniak
Behr-Manning
Tom O’brien
Jack Connolly
Cohoes Arena Variety Businessmen Equity Scores List
A listing of participants and scores for Cohoes Arena Variety event. Notable entries include Ouellette 213-212-607, Wal ly Ensel 213-584, Emil Senez 202-558, Carm Santoro 195-104-593, Amelia DeMento 173-189-526, Ann Sbrega 190-496, Gene He bert 186-468, Lorraine Weiler 182-414, Vickie Warzek 459, Independent Women Rose Lysorovski 203-509, Justine Gilbert 470, Gladys McDermott 467, Ida Bouchard 457, Joan Carter 453, Laura Hoinski 179, Evelyn Valetta 471, Alice Chagnon 465, Mildred Doe 453.
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Carm Santoro
Amelia DeMento
Ann Sbrega
Gene Hebert
Lorraine Weiler
Vickie Warzek
Roseanne DeMento
Giants Praise Browns Ahead of Cleveland Showdown
New York Giants executives lauded the undefeated Cleveland Browns as a great team and their genius coach Paul Brown at a press luncheon. Giants players and staff noted Jimmy Brown's outstanding rushing potential and discussed injuries to Frank Gifford and Don Hern. The Browns visit Cleveland Sunday for a pivotal NFL Eastern Division clash that could shape the pennant race.
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New York
Cleveland Browns
Jimmy Brown
Paul Brown
New York Football Giants
Jim Lee Howell
Jack Lavelle
Giants
Browns
Cleveland
Brown
Lavellé
Steve van Buren
Clarke Hinkle
Marion Motley
George McAfee
Frank Gifford
Yankee Stadium
Don Heinwrich
Pittsburgh
Jack Stroud
Bob Mischak
Buzz
Jockey Barnes barred for life by Ohio Racing Commission
Eddie Jay Barnes, 43, banned for life from American horse racing by the Ohio Racing Commission after an Oct. 2 incident at Cranwood Track where a battery was seized from his starting gate. Despite Barnes aboard Case of Fire, the horse Favata finished last while a pre-race betting surge drew attention to multiple named participants and attendees listed in the event.
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Eddie Jay ‘Barnes
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Ohio Racing Commission
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Cranwood Track
Bob Daubney
Ben
Favata
Ed Davis
Joe Vartigian
Mike Shot
Canfield
Nelson Watt
Kins
Bob Lewis
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Mary van Wie
Emily Dufresne
Joan Buck
Latham Kiwanis
George Holland
Jim Finnigan
Bill Dunnigan
Ken LaBelle
Gary Ackerman
Woodyi LaHaise
Jennie Forrest
Mary Jane Quickenton
Simmons Tool
Harold Schell
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Veitch
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Newcombe
Troy Camera Shop, Inc
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Higgins
Sporting Goods, Inc
River Street
Union Farm
Ortiz Beats
Britain
Lou's Diner
Colony
Kay Libudziewski
Trojan Bowletorium
Syeaway
Bill Healy
Bill Roddy
Frank Grovenger
Don Roddy
DeMento
Eq Ouellette
Wally Ensel
Emil Senez
Bill Brown
Carl Lynch
al Dion
John Morris
Don Lange
Metro Mickritz
Earl Linen
Earl Radliff
Jim Paul
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