Patterson Seeks Rematch With Liston in New York
Floyd Patterson plans to return to boxing and seeks a New York license to fight Sonny Liston. Promoter Tom Bolan said Patterson, anxious to reclaim the title, wants the rematch in March, possibly at Madison Square Garden, after training in Highland Mills.
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Europe
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New York State Athletic Commission
Cardinal Hiring of Branch Rickey Stirs Front Office Feud
Reports claim Branch Rickey and Bing Devine threaten to quit over control of the St. Louis Cardinals as Rickey returns to run operations. The Globe-Democrat and AP quote officials noting disagreements while Dick Meyer confirms Devine remains general manager and efforts to iron out issues continue.
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Big daily double pays $3299.60 at Golden Gate Fields
At Golden Gate Fields in Albany California the $2 daily double paid 3299.60 dollars on Friday. A single $10 wager returned 16498 dollars while nine $2 tickets sold. The winning combination was Genial Ruler and Knit One with exotic payouts listed.
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Whitneys Dominate 1960 Racing Earnings
New York horseman C. V. Whitney led all owners in 1960 with earnings totaling $1,039,091. While Tompion Silver Spoon and Chinchilla carried his colors, the standout money winner was Dotted Swiss with $296,900.
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Palmer and Snead Lead U S Into Canada Cup Opener
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead arrive for the 10th Canada Cup in Argentina. They warm up with a 67 practice round on the Red course as the United States seeks a third straight title. Palmer weighs 180 pounds after a three week layoff, while Snead nurses a sore left foot.
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Santonelli Leads Area In Football Scoring With 65 Points
Boston AP report notes Amherst star Bob Santonelli scored 13 points to push his season total to 65, leading New England scorers. Ralph Ferriss of Southern Connecticut added 14 points to reach 49, with Tom Carr of Bates and Pat McCarthy of Holy Cross tied at 54.
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Bill Wellstead
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Pete Schindler
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Bob Griffin
Jack Concannon
Boston College
Burton Marsh
Norwich
Mark Hallam
Price challenges HK Carry Back for match race for Horse of the Year
Rack Price, trainer of Carry Back, proposes a dirt track match race against Horse of the Year contenders after the Washington International on Nov 12. He singles Kelso as Carry Back’s main rival, notes Beau Purple’s late surge, and says prize money is irrelevant.
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Central Connecticut Clinches Eastern Intercollegiate Cross Country Title
James Keefe defended his title as Central Connecticut College won the Eastern Intercollegiate cross country meet with a low score of 47. Bates ranked second with 54, followed by WPI 73, Bowdoin 85, MIT 109, and Trinity 142.
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Briber Wagman Testifies First at Molinas Trial
Aaron Wagman testified that he and backer Joseph Hacken and Joseph Green arranged a 1957 fix to aid Molinas who provided backing for the bribery scheme. Wagman named Dave Goldberg as Molinas backer and described two fixed games including a Dec 29 1957 South Carolina Georgia clash and a Feb 1959 Alabama Tulane game. The Alabama win 74 to 72 by two points prompted the payoffs of 1500 and 1000 dollars. Molinas faced bribery and conspiracy charges as trial proceeds before Justice Joseph Sarafite.
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Clipper Center Star Leads AHL Scoring Race
New York AP George Red Sullivan, coach of the Baltimore Clippers, tops the American Hockey League scoring with 17 points on six goals and 11 assists. He holds a two point lead over Bill Sweeney of the Springfield Indians, who has 15 points from three goals and 12 assists. Skippy Burchell sits third with 14 points, and a four way tie for fourth includes Larry Leach, Willie Marshall, Pat Hannigan, and Guy Rousseau with 12 points each. Bruce Cline leads in goals with eight.
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Red) Sullivan
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Quebec Aces
Larry Leach
Providence Reds
Willie Marshall
Hershey Bears
Pat Hannigan
Baltimore
Guy Rousseau
Quebec
Springfield
Bruce Cline
Sweeney
Dartmouth Eyes 3 Wins To Run Unbeaten Streak
Dartmouth's 1962 football squad sits 6–0 and needs three wins over Columbia Cornell and Princeton to complete an unbeaten season for the first time since 1925. Health improves with return of tackle Dale Runge and linemen back in practice as Yale prepares for Penn and Norwich counts on recovering players for Worcester Tech game.
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Walt Dobrzelecki
Tom Stephenson
Jeff Pochop
Crimson
Norwich University
Bob Nolan
Brendan Cleary
Middlebury
Worcester Tech
Texas
Texas Tech
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Tech
Vanderbilt
Eagles
Yale
Pennsylvania
Northwestern Holds No 1 In AP Poll As USC Closes Gap
The weekend slate shakes up the college football rankings with Northwestern still No 1 after a narrow 26-21 win over Indiana. Southern California closes the gap behind, while Missouri Wisconsin and Minnesota enter the top ten. Alabama Mississippi Texas Arkansas Missouri Wisconsin Louisiana State and Minnesota follow. Northwestern leads with 442 points, USC 409.
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Title Tie Possible In Scholastic Grid
The upstate scholastic grid title race will go to a final day showdown to decide a possible three way tie. Montpelier leads the Northern Conference at 6-1 after a comeback from an opening loss. Spaulding of Barre and Rice Memorial sit at 5-2 and face Montpelier and Burlington respectively. The conference also includes BFA St Albans 4-4, St Johnsbury Academy 2-5, Lyndon Institute 2-5, and Burlington 0-7.
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Schedule Preview of Tonight and Midweek Baseball Matchups
No games are listed for today or Monday. Wednesday features Boston at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at San Francisco, and New York at St. Louis.
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Toronto at New York and Boston at Chicago NHL Tonight
Schedule note lists two games on Monday with Toronto visiting New York and Boston visiting Chicago.
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Benhi Girls Group Plans Dance Nov 16
United Press International Benhi's Girls' Athletic Association will host its first dance on November 16 in the school auditorium from 8 to 11 pm. The MERP theme stands for Male Economic Recovery Plan. Girls pay escorts' admission. four member orchestra performs. Co chairs are Carolyn Comstock and Katie Hollister. Chaperones include the Ziters and Gages Caswell.
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Charles Comstock
Eleanor George
Cliff George
Carolyn Comstock
Katie Hollister
Donald Ziter
Arthur Gage
Richard H. Caswell
Miami's Wilkinson Stars in Defense
Coral Gables Fla John Wilkinson of Bennington starred on defense for the University of Miami in a come from behind win over Kentucky He posted seven tackles and two assists and equalled the season high for tackles by a Miami back while stepping in for an injured starter in the first quarter Kentucky led 17 6 early in the third period before Miami rallied to 25 17.
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Wilkinson
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Army Could Play In Bowl Game In Terms Right
New YorkArmy football coach Paul Dietzel said Army might accept a bowl invitation under two conditions: the team would reflect well on the academy and the trip would not inconvenience players or the school. He would also like the players themselves to want the game as a reward, not a chore. Army stands firm on discipline while suggesting a more open view toward bowls with sponsors eager for an accepting Cadets team after six wins and one loss.
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Army
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U S Teams Offer Toronto Stars for AFL Postseason
Two American Football League clubs Buffalo Bills and San Diego Chargers bid for Toronto Argonauts stars Tobin Rote and Gerry McDougall to join for the remainder of the season. Both players are free agents after the Argonauts were eliminated from the Eastern Conference playoffs and have contracts that have expired.
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Windsor High Triumphs 12-6 Over Hartford in Vermont Game
Windsor High School edged Hartford High 12-6 in a hard fought Vermont Football Conference contest. Jackie Bateman scored the winning touchdown in the final minute after Windsor drove from the Midgets’ 35 to the five yard line. The game, postponed from Saturday due to a wet field, was the season finale for both teams.
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Fight Results Roundup From Los Angeles to Paris
Fight results list matches in various cities with weight classes and outcomes. Don Johnson beat Gil Cadilli in Hollywood. Leroy Jeffrey stopped Howard Winstone in Leeds. Wally Livingston stopped Earl Owens in Trenton. Luis Folledo knocked out Armand Vannucci in Paris.
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Saginaw, Mich
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Wally Livingston
Earl Owens
Atlantic City
Paris
Luis Folledo
Spain
Armand Vannucci
Corsica
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