Michigan State Widens Lead Over Mississippi
Injury plagued college football scene noted with Michigan State and other programs contending for wins. Key players out or returning include Michigan State's Tom Jordan doubtful, Dewey Lincoln and Ron Hatcher listed for Indiana clash, and Ernie Davis leading Syracuse’s attack amid Notre Dame battles.
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Michigan State
Tom Jordan
Indiana
Notre Dame
Dewey Lincoln
Ron Hatcher
Dave Behrman
Dave Manders
Tony Kumiega
NCAA and AAU Face Control Battle Over Basketball
The NCAA and AAU clash over who runs U S basketball with a proposed United States Basketball Federation five‑member body. If approved by FIBA the AAU loses authority. if not, the federation plan may still proceed. A Dec 6 Washington meeting could shape the outcome and possible sanctions loom.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
NEW York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
AAU
United States
United States Basketball Federation
Inter-service Council
Armed Forces
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
YMCA
FIBA
Walter Byers
Shenandoah Downs hosts last Fall Festival race night at Charles Town
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia stages the final Fall Festival racing program as Maryland Half Mile racing stalls at Bel Air. A $232649 mutuel handle marks a strong weeknight showing with 3772 in attendance boosting the 25 day session average toward 196000. Larry Reynolds seeks a riding battle against Jesse Davidson while Manuel driven by Reynolds faces Rogation and Chryslen in the U N Purse feature.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
Maryland
Laurel
Bel Air
Robert G. Leavitt
Shenandoah
Larry Reynolds
Jesse Davidson
Reynolds
Shirley T. Payne
Manuel
U.N
Robert D. Greer
Rogation
Francis M. Ballenger
Chryslen
Danish Style Meat Aspic Adorns Open Cold Sandwich
A description notes meat aspic pearled with a fork or cut into tiny squares as a delightful Danish style addition to an open cold meat sandwich.
Michigan State Holds Top AP Poll Lead After Notre Dame Win
Michigan State stays No. 1 in the AP writers and sportscasters poll with 29 first place votes after a 17-7 victory over Notre Dame. Mississippi drops to No. 2 following a 41-0 win by Mississippi over Tulsa and Texas remains third after routing Arkansas 33-7.
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Mississippi
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Spartans
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
George Saimes
Tulane
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Iowa
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Colorado
Missouri
Navy
Minnesota
Maryland
Rice
Michigan
Utah State
Southern California
Rutgers
Utah
Auburn
Army
Kansas
Clemson
Moore TKO's Rademacher In eight knockdowns
Archie Moore scored six rounds of dominance with eight knockdowns against Pete Rademacher, ending at 2:10 of the sixth round in Baltimore. The seasoned champion, weighing 198 pounds, criticized the opponent’s awkward style while contemplating future heavyweights and a possible bout with Bob.
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Baltimore
Pete Rademacher
Archie Moore
Moore
Rademacher
Benny Goldstein
New York
Massachusetts
Europe
Archie
Montreal
Boba
Canada
National Boxing Association
Johnson
Donovan Spahn Earned Run Leaders
AP statistics show left hander Donovan Spahn led in earned runs allowed with 45 in 169 innings for a 2.40 ERA. He becomes the first Washington pitcher to win the crown since Garland Braxton in 1938 and was recently traded to Cleveland.
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Eeene Hggen
Nata Oteems
Donovan
Associated Press
Washington
Garland Braxton
Cleveland
Northside League Night Brings No Position Changes
Friday action in the American Brake Shoe League at North Side Lanes produced no standings shifts as the top four teams each won. Thunderbirds shut out Corvettes with Allen Kibler missing 600 by 16 pins. George Garver helped by 519 while Eugene Oates posted 576. Impalas beat Falcons to stay second. Vernon Fox led with 553. Ford Rambler upset to stay third. Bruce Taylor led Ford with 488. Buick swept Comets behind Jerry La Vecchia’s 567. In Pro League George Washington Garage widened its lead by sweeping National Fruit. Rescue Squad slipped to second with Shawnee Bowman after shedding two to O Sullivan Rubber. George Washington’s Howie Messler led with 579, Anger 545 aided Washington’s shutout over National Fruit. LeRoy Boone 534 and Woody Glaize 518 fueled O Sullivan’s upset of Rescue Squad. Perkins and Teal led Waterloo and Shawnee respectively in split matches. Coca-Cola moved to first in Forrest Hills by beating Martins Drug Store. Doris Conner's 201 was a highlight. One hour Cleaners took third with a clean sweep over Peoples. Margie Beaver 494 led for the winners. Shawnée Squaws rose to fourth with a shutout over Beta Sigma Phi. Rae Smith sparked National Homes with 410 series in a mixed result against National Fruit. Theresa Lee led Drug Pair with 393 as Girls Athletic posted high series. A note on cooking margins ends with a reminder to wash thawed scallops.
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North Side Lanes
Thunderbirds
Corvettes
Allen Kibler
George Garver
Eugene Oates
Allen
Oates
Impalas
Falcons
Bob Gregg
Vernon Fox
Ford
Ramblers
Bruce Taylor
Charles Malloy
Jerry LaVecchia
Buick
Comets
Jerry
John Crowser
George Washington Garage
National Fruit Products
Rescue Squad
O'Sullivan
Rescue
Shawnee Bowman
Shawnee
Waterloo Grocery
George Washington
Howie Messler
Howie
Paul Anger
Washington
National Fruit
LeRoy Boone
Woody Glaize
Buddy ‘Locke
Waterloo
Dale Spurs
George Teal
Tom Stickler
Coca-Cola
Martins Drug ’Store
Conner
Irma Bryan
Frances Sagers
Jenkins
Doris Conner
Martin
Vic Jeanne
Charlotte Jones
Rae
Theresa
Lee
Sara Dale
Girls Athletic Association
Bear Shot in Gathright Forest by Arrow Attack
In Gathright Forest a bear bounded through brush when an archer fired hitting the hind foot and a second arrow pierced the animal near the heart. Mr.
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Gathright Forest
Gentile Named AL Sophomore of Year
Jim Gentile of the Baltimore Orioles was named American League Sophomore of the Year in a Baseball Writers Association poll. The 27 year old tied a major league mark with five grand slam home runs in 1961 and posted a .302 average with 46 homers and 141 RBIs. Pitcher Steve Barber finished distant second in votes.
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NEW York
Jim Gentile
Baltimore Orioles
Baseball Writers Association
Associated Press
Steve Barber
Gentile
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Maris
RBI
Dodgers
Orioles
Baltimore Brass
Barber
Camilo Sepa
Bill Stafford
Frank Funk
Cleveland
Jack Kralick
Oe Pagliaroni
Boston
Sealtest Ducks Claim Three Wins In Close Health Center Lanes Matches
Sealtest rolled a trio of victories in the A League on Health Center Lanes. Jack Jones led with 146 390 series, while White's Purol tallied 641 as Jack Larrick, Chug White, and Eugene Funkhouser produced key scores. Novick Transfer beat Continental Homes 2 0 behind Joe Zimmerman 422 and 427.
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Sealtest
White
Purol
Health Center
Jack Jones
Lawrence Pope
Charles Swartz
Doug Conner
Bill Jones
Jack Larrick
Chug White
Eugene Funkhouser
Larrick
Joe Zimmerman
Novick Transfer
Continental
Novick
Marshall Novick
Charles Minghini
Arthur Gilkey
Dr. Allen Hawthronne
Soviet Spaceman Yuri Gagarin Recovers and Attends Congress
Yuri Gagarin, the Soviet spaceman, is well after a two week illness and attended the Communist party congress in Moscow. He declined an invitation to Genoa for Columbus Day events and cancelled a trip to New Delhi next Thursday citing illness, per the Foreigner press department.
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Moscow
Yuri Gagarin
Communist Party
Gagarin
Genoa
Italy
New Delhi
Boxing Results Roundup From Cities Across Nation
The Associated Press reports multiple decisions and stops: Archie Moore 198 pounds stopped Pete Rademacher 192 in Baltimore. Holly Mims 16014 outpointed Al Avanti 160 in Washington. Bobo Olson 178 defeated Sixto Rodriguez 177% in San Francisco. Henry Hank 166 stopped Jerry Luedee 174 in New Haven. Don Johnson 127% stopped Colin Bell 128 in Sydney.
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Baltimore
Archie Moore
San Diego
Pete Rademacher
Columbus
Holly Mims
Washington
D.C
al Avanti
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Bobo Olson
Sixto Rodriguez
San Anselmo
Calif
New Haven
Conn
Henry Hank
Detroit
Jerry Luedee
Sydney
Australia
Don Johnson
Los Angeles
Colin Bell
Never Fail Chocolate Cake Recurrence Garners Blue Ribbon
In Salina Kansas a family bake-off tale repeats as Susan Madison, granddaughter of 1942 contest winner Mrs Earl Medientenet, wins blue at the Tri Rivers Fair with the famed never fail chocolate cake recipe first found by Mrs O A Gringe decades ago.
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Salina
Kan
0. A. Gringe
Earl Medientenet Hee
Susan Madison
Tri-Rivers
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