Clay Patterson Title Fight Set For Las Vegas Card
Preview of Cassius Clay versus Floyd Patterson for the World Heavyweight Championship at Las Vegas Convention Center on Monday night November 22 around 7 30 p.m. EST. Details include 15 rounds or less, 3 1 odds Clay favored, purses based on net receipts, and extensive TV radio and closed circuit coverage.
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Patterson Clay Bout Tonight in Las Vegas Showdown
Floyd Patterson seeks to regain the world heavyweight title against Cassius Clay in a 15 round fight at the Convention Center Las Vegas. Clay as 3-1 favorite, bout draws 8,300 sellout crowd and far flung closed circuit viewings. Patterson, 30, aims to erase recent losses and prove Muslims influence unfounded while Clay boasts reach and height advantages and ready to dance to win.
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The Tale of the Tape Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson Fight
The tale of the tape for the Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson heavyweight championship fight tonight compares height reach and weight between the two boxers as they prepare for the title clash.
Record Deer Trophies Report From Hoosick and Surroundings
Hoosick resident George Spendiff posted a record deer take during the season with a button buck at Long Lake, a four pointer at Sandgate on a Vermont permit, and a six pointer at Potter Hill. Reports to wardens list numerous hunters from multiple towns with weights and acts, spanning North Pownal to Searsburg and across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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Boy's First Deer Stolen Thursday
Readsboro youngster Kim Thayer, who bagged his first deer Thursday afternoon, had it stolen by a hunter with a Massachusetts license. Three other out of state hunters aided in loading the buck into a vehicle that disappeared. State police and game wardens have alerts out. the theft mirrors a prior local loss.
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Clay Patterson Winner To Fight Terrell If
The winner of tonight's heavyweight bout between Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson must meet World Boxing Association Champion Ernie Terrell within six months after bond set at fifty thousand dollars. Bonds and rules aim to ensure a defended title and avoid underworld influence, with Deskin noting Terrell's manager risks and WBA bout return rules.
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Closed Circuit Telecast to 196 U S and Canada arenas
The Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson heavyweight title bout will be shown at 196 locations in the United States and Canada and eight more in England. Telecast is by Sportsvision under Frederic Brooks.
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Governors Face Berlin Tuesday At North Bennington
The North Bennington High School basketball teams host Berlin New York Tuesday with the JV at 5 30 p m and the varsity at 6 45 p m The game is at the Governors home court and marks an early start to the hoops season.
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Dancer to Receive Proximity Award at Harness Writers’ Dinner
Stanley Dancer, 38, will be honored with the proximity achievement award at the 17th annual United States Harness Writers' Association dinner dance on November 28 at the Hotel Commodore in New York. He has earned an estimated $900,000 in his career. Tickets went on sale for the Madison Square Garden college doubleheader featuring Manhattan-St Peters and NYU opening the 32nd season on December 9.
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Hart Named Assistant Director at Petersburg Ski School
John Hitchcock announces Allen Hart of Williamstown as assistant director of the Petersburg Pass Ski School replacing Mike Catrambone who will work at Dutch Hill. Hart, a NYU physical education graduate with a Canadian Ski Instructors' Alliance certificate, spent three winters at Mt. Snow and was Petersburg youth director last winter. Petersburg instruction starts December 20 with four full time instructors and ten weekend helpers through March 27.
Manchester Woman Takes 150 Pound Buck in Hunt
Mrs. Rogers Burnham of Manchester Depot shot her first deer in 25 years, a 150-pound four pointer, while hunting with her husband on Beckwith property and Selectman I Stanford Zecher's land. A MS patient, she hunts daily at dawn, uses a 280 Remington semi auto, and fishes by boat on nearby lakes.
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Unitas Returns to Action as Colts Rally to 34 24 Win
Johnny Unitas returned from injury to spark Baltimore to a 34-24 victory over Philadelphia. He connected on two TD passes, setup the go ahead score, and iced the game with a 22 yard strike to Jimmy Orr. The win kept the Colts atop the West at 9-1 while Gary Cuozzo watched from the sideline. Green Bay, Cleveland, Chicago, New York, San Francisco and Washington also won to tighten the standings.
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