The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 10

Page 10 HiraM, Pwtsmeuth. NJi Ivtninj, 19, 1961 Clippers Host to Spaulding; Traip Plays in Portland Expo Four Teams Tief Eliot Meets In Marlboro, Dover Opens CHS Gym Portsmouth lllgh's Clippers and the Traip Academy Hangers I OP facc slcrn tcsts lotli as "'e schoolboy teams enter Iheir final week of play before taking the annual Christmas recess. Four undefeated learns arc tied! Tllat is sorac tllc ui will have a "vacation" day, bat the Peterborough 'llHi! rin Hie 10-day respite from school activit --club, sporting a 5-0 record, is leading the back as a quarter of thc season has passed. Kcnnett High of Conn-ay and Littleton have 4-0 records while St. John's of Concord is 3-0.

Canaan and Marlboro are tied for the top spot in Class Tiie Canaan (earn is 4-0 with 16 points and Marlboro is 3-1 also with 16 points to have a 4.00 rating in the new point system. The rundown: CLASS IV PCs. Ring Coach Gene Hunter's are at home tonight for thc lime this season. Coach Johnny Parker's Spaulding Red Raiders Peterborough Kennelt Littleton St. John Woodsrille Tilton X'fld Charlestown Gorham Hyisborough Somersworth Pembroke Alvirne Lancaster Sanborn Wilton Rogers' Vikings have long been a popular feam in this town.

Portsmouth had an interesting series going with the Viiings during the past decade. Former coach Ed Petro started it off after Rogers had played Hillhotise High of New Haven to a standstill to the finals of "the New England's at Boston. The teams played home and home for three or four years with Portsmouth sweeping the series. Finally it came down to a one-a-year show Portsmouth at Newport one year and vice versa. Rogers finally came out on top in the last game of the series aboui four years ago.

Jlaybe the Vikings will remain on the card. Portsmouth was lo have had an opportunity to play in their new gymnasium. It was ready about a year before the home of the New Hampshire champs was opened. The facility at Newport is about (he same as the one at PHS. It seals about 2,500 and 3,000 can be put into the place by squeezing fans close together.

Portsmouth will meet Old Town and Durfee tackles Rogers on the first night of the tournament. The play should be mighty interesting. Bulldog Turner Signed To Take Over Titans NEW YORK (AP) Cylde (Bulldog) Turner, a 280-pounder who used to lift bulls for photographers and laughs, today had another heavy hoisting job for his broad shoulders. Snow Conditions Light snow this afternoon and tonight hai been forecast by weathermen and skiers now wear happier smiles. The skiinr sllll is far from good, but there is some running on the slopes which hate been cleared, smoothed and possibly have a "little manufactured white stuff.

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0 30 0 24 0 24 18 34 33 30 24 24 24 18 23 24 16 Groveton St. Marie Bristol Milford Farmragion Winnacunnet Penacook Plymouth Holy Rosary Lebanon Woodbury Walpole Colebrook Franklin Hanover Notre Dame Oyster River Inter-Lakes incoln Thayer Pittsfield 4 2 4 2 3 2 3 2 6 2 2 2 1 3 2 3 3 1 1 2 2 3 3 2 I 3 3 3 3 3 1 2 2 4 2 4 2 3 1 4 CLASS IV 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 5.67 5.33 5.00 4.80 4.80 4.80 4.50 4.40 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.67 3.67 3.60 3.60 3.50 3.50 3.33 3.20 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.80 2.40 2.40 2.00 Z.OO ities. of Rochester come to town. Thej Haiders are undefeated as they posted a 49-40 victory over the Berlin High Mountaineers in Rochester a week ago tonight. Spaulding never fails to give the Portsmouth boys a real fuss for their money.

Some of the Clippers played on (he squad two years ago and suffered a pair of lacings at the hands of the Raiders. That was thc first time in history the Raiders swept the home and home series with the Clippers The Rochester lads won 56-54 in overtime and 53-36 in the seconi meeting. I.ast year Portsmouth had fo do the "impossible" as il met the Raiders in the first game of the tournament. Portsmouth won two games during the regular season and edged Spaulding 55-51 in the quarterfinal round of the tourney. Coach stick with the club which clicket Gene Hunter plans lo 6 2.00 10 10 8 6 1.67 1.67 1.60 1.20 Canaan ilarlboro London Sunapee Alton Hopkinton Vilas Bethlehem Coe-Browh V.

Boston'. 4 0 3 1 3 1 Pis. Ring to The former all-pro center of the Chicago Bears will spend next season trying to lift the New York Titans into a contending position Antrim in the American Football League. Lisbon Sammy Baugh, another former Behnonl National Football League great, Hollis couldn't do It and Monday after Troy weeks of open.feuding with Titan Ashland owner Harry Wismer and his sec- HaverhiU ond straight 7-7 season, Baugh Heart was dropped to a "consultant" and and Turner was named succeed him as head coach. "Everybody's happy," claimed Wismer, who said Turner would be paid $20,000 a year under a two-year contract, the same amount Baugh was drawing as head coach.

The out-spoken Titan boss then took another verbal punch at Baugh, who last week said he hoped he'd be fired but wouldn't quit, obviously because he wanted lo be paid the $20,000 due him under his firec-year contract. 'Turner was my first choice for head coach when I organized this club," Wismer said. "My second choice was Otto Graham, my third was Frank Leahy and my fourth choice was Sammy Baugh." Baugh wasn't available for comment but last week, when Wismer threatened to demote him, Sammy said: "That's wonderful. I'd like lo be an assistant at these prices." Turner, now 42, played 13 seasons with the Bears and eight times was named all-pro center. After his retirement in 1933, he was an assistant under George Halas of the Bears until IMS.

4.00 4.00 3.50 3.50 3.20 3.20 3.SO 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.80 2.67 Z.67 2.00 J.OO 2.00 1.60 1.60 1.33 1.33 so well in roiling up a 28-point victory over thc Sachems in Laconia Friday night. Capf. Bill Black and Eric Cunningham started at forwards. Bill Wagner was in' the -center slot with Mike Pcnnington and Dick Demarais holding down the guard positions. Portsmouth dropped its first two games before swamping the Sachems in theh- own brand new gymnasium.

Coach Walt Borkowski's Traip Rangers will have lo play their best basketball of the season tonight when they meet the power- bouse from Deering High in the first game of an Exposition Building doublcheader in Portland. The Rangers dropped a game to Sanford last Friday and hope to up a victory tonight 10 make the Class mark 2-1 for the season. The Rangers tripped the Kenncbunk Rams for their first win of the year. Portland High meets Brunswick in the second half of the Expo douKeheader. Portsmouth High's Clippers will be playing there on Saturday night when they meet the Cheverus High Stags in the renewal of.

a series ivhich started at the New England Tournament last March. Cheverus High plays Stephens hi Rumford tonight. Eliot High's Indians travel lo Sanford tonight and place their record of five straight on the line when they meet the strong St. West Keen? Spauldlng Dover I.aconia Central Portsmouth Aquinas Nashua Concord Stevens Bradley Berlin Pis. Avg.

0 16 8.00 16 8.00 8 8.00 16 Don't forget to erase that date with Som- "erville from your Portsmouth High basketball schedule. Thc game was lo have been played here a week from tonight, but the SomervUle school officials did not return the contract after for the point lead in Class lo-, olh enter competition which wift keep them at a Ihe game had been agreed upon. Athletic Director George Ford contacted the school and was iold the board of education would not allow trips out of slafe. Massachusetts does have a 20-game limit on Ihe leagues and Somerville usually plays a couple of games outside. However, they could have notified Portsmouth a liUle sooner because the game was on the schedule submitted to the state athletic association for approval.

This meant Portsmouth was short one Class game and no possible chance to add another opponent which would count in the ratings. Somerville does owe Portsmouth a home game, too. When Ed Skiffington was coach, Portsmouth played in Somerville and was to have returned here the next season. Skiff, however, figured his home town club was too tough for Portsmouth and the game was dropped. On the records, however, we still are entitled lo a game Portsmouth.

Next week's Christmas Tournament will sec three of the fine schoolboy teams on hand to vie with the Clippers for honors in the third annual event. The first year Portsmouth played host to Winnacunnel High's Warriors of Hampton, Biddeford High and Drury of North Adams. was the year we had a blizzard on the first night of the tourney and attendance skidded. Competing teams Isst year were Old Town, Maine; Maiden, and Westerly, R.I. Old Town drubbed the Clippers in the finals.

Portsmouth edged Westerly in overtime on the first nigh 1 and Old Town sneaked past JIalden and the now famous "sudden death" game. This year Portsmouth will play host to the defending cham pions from Old Town, powerful Durfee High of Fall River, a Tech Tourney favorite so early in the season, and Rogers High of Newport, R.I. McNeely Fights Jan. 24; Wildcats Lose 5.33 4.00 4.00 4.00 2.66 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Ignatius High Spartans. Eliot returns home on Friday to meet Moil son Academy.

Wells High tangles with Old Orchard Beach, Berwick Is sched uled to meet the Pioneers in South Berwick and Kennebunk plays Thornton Academy in Saco. Coach Bill Haubrich's Concord High Crimson Tide will dedicate its new gymnasium tonight by playing host to the Dover High Green Wave. The new structure which has been added to the Concord High campus will seat about 2,000 fans and mark the first time in many years all folks in the Capital City desiring to sec their boys play will be to get into the gymnasium. Manchester West High plays I-a conia in the Lake City, Memorial tackles Bradley, Brattleboro- will attempt to take the undefeated Keene Blackbird into camp and Manchester Central meets Haverhill in the Bay Stale city. Exeter's Hawks play Woodbury in Salem and Winnacunnet High's Warriors meet Sanborn in Kingston.

The rundown of state games: Ashland at Lincoln Concord, at Bethlehem Andover at Sunonds Nute at Austin-Cate Canaan at Thelford, VI. Antrim at New Boston Belmont at Bristol Pittsfietd al Coe-Brown Hanover at Enfield Henniker at Hopkinton Epping at Raymond Orford at HaverhiU Sunapee at New London Troy at Vilas Alvirne at Penacook Conant at Appleton Tilton-Northfield at Franklin Merrimack at Goffstown Peterborough at Hillsborough St. Patrick at Groveton Plymouth at Inter-Lakes Noire Dame at Littleton PROVIDKSCK. R.I. (API-Tom McXccley Jr.

will make another bid for the heavyweight title--the S'cw England portion in a 10- round bout a the anode Island Auditorium Jan. 22. Thc Arlington. slugger was signed last night with Don Prout of i matchmaker Sam Silvorman announced. Prout has won his last four bouts.

McXceley was unbeaten in 23 pro fight before being mauled and knocked out by champion Floyd Patterson at Toronto Dec. 4. Proul had been one of his spar mates before thc fight. Tire New England title was left vacant when Lee Williams of Boston moved out of the area. PROVIDFNCE, R.I.

(AP)-Top seeded Williams meets Colgate tonight in a semi final of thc Christmas Invitational Hockey Tournament at Brown University. Williams was paced by the Roe brothers, Tom and Joe, while beating New Hampshire yesterday 6-4 in firs! round action. Both lads scored twice. Colgate smothered Massachusetts 8-3 as Tom Garney, Joe Tony DeMarco To Try Again BOSTON (AP) Former welterweight champions Tony DeMarco and Don Jordan clash in a 10- ro-jnd battle at Boston Garden tonight in a bout that has drawn a great deal of national disinterest. However, promoter Nuno Cam c.fpccls a reasonably good gate, ivith Boston boy DeMarco always a good draw at home.

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The rookie coach of the New York Giants led his club to the Eastern Conference championship and qualified for the league title game with the Green Bay Packers at Green Bay Dec. 31. Sherman, picked by the Giants as their second choice when Vin- nle Lombard! was unable to get a release from his contract with the Packers, outdistanced Lombard! in the voting. I.OS A.XGELKS. Calif.

(AP)- 3ven' a winning team like the Boston Celtics has worries. Coach Red Auerbach jays boredom and complacency are two factors he must continually guard against as Boston romps through ihe first, part of Its National Basketball Association schedule. "It's hard for my guys lo keep Ihelr minds on their business they're winning so easily." lie admits. "But we won't be laking the Lakers for granted tonight." PROVIDENCB, R.I. (AP) Paddy Reed, of Providence outpointed Nat (Kid) Williams, 128.

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