Michigan State Cinch for National Title in UPI Poll
Michigan State maintains first in the UPI Board of Coaches ratings after a 12-3 win over Notre Dame, collecting 28 first place votes and 338 points. UCLA rises to fourth after beating USC, with a 7-1-1 record and a Rose Bowl bid in progress. Arkansas and Nebraska hold second and third, Tennessee debuts in the top ten after a Bluebonnet Bowl bid.
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UPI
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Notre Dame
United Press International Board of Coaches
UCLA
Spartans
State
Tommy Prothro
Southern California
Bruins
Tennessee
Arkansas
Nebraska
Razorbacks
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Alabama
Auburn
Missouri
Kentucky
Vols
Southern Cal
Midh
San Francisco
Uclans
Pacific Eight
AAWU
J. D. Morgan
Clay retains title by twelfth round KO over Patterson
In Las Vegas Cassius Clay stopped Floyd Patterson at 2 18 of the 12th round after Patterson suffered a back injury in the fourth. Clay, criticized by some boxing men, earned about 500000 while Patterson received half that amount. The crowd of 7402 paid 300111 and total viewership reached 500000 in theaters and clubs. Patterson praised as a fighter despite defeat, while Clay defended his claim to greatness amid mixed reactions from fans and Black Muslims.
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UPI
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Floyd Patterson
Clay
Patterson
Harry Krause
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Las Vegas Convention Center
Krause
Donald Romeo
Convention Center
United States
Canada
Britain
Ringsiders
Floyd
Sonny Liston
Convention Hall
Deer Kill Reports From Town Clerks and Checking Stations
Deer killings reported to Mrs Clyde Upton West Dover town clerk list multiple individuals from Conn N J and Mass with weights ranging from 3-100 to 8-169 at various Dover and Arlington locales. The Ralph Fleming Jr Mobil Station in Manchester Center and Manchester Depot also logged dozens of deer checks with weights in 3-150 to 8-152 act.
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West Dover
Joseph McCathron
Cumbolt
Conn
Dover
Paul J. Quinn
Midville
N.J
Harold Poincelot
Dalton
Mass
Ernest Cyr
Seymour
Meddy Kirkpatrick
Sterling
R. Emmett Smith
Arlington
Ralph Fleming Jr
Mobil
Manchester Center
Louis Champelance
Winhall
Robert Flower
Manchester Depot
Manchester
Sherwood Stauffer
Hellertown
Stratton
James McCooey Jr
South Dorset
Howard Brophy
Francis LaBorinty
Morriss
David Berando
Malden
Act
Sunderland
John Sargent
Mt. Tabor
Rex Sheldon
Dorset
Alfred Chenaille
Bennington
Aurio J
Pierre
Lexington
James Wolf
Georgetown
Eugene Moffitt
K. Carlson
Milford
Wallingford
Ralph Flemming Jr
Michael Arygnick
Adams
Danby
Thomas Wrynick
Edward Taft
Robert Dedrich
Valatie
N.Y
East Dorset
Alvin Shores
Bondville
Franklin Campney
Laura Burnham
Mike Saruno
West Reading
Charles Lake
Norman Cadoret
Arnold Waters
William Semack
New York City
Sanngate
Eugene Gaiotti
Daniel Longton
Sandgate
John Connery
Woburn
Christopher Swezey
Richard Pirchratto
Blefary Wins AL Rookie of the Year for Orioles
Baltimore outfielder Curt Blefary, 22, from Wagner College, won the American League Rookie of the Year with 12 votes. He hit .260 in 144 games, 22 homers and 70 RBIs, and credited coach Gene Woodling for key batting adjustments. Marcelino Lopez finished second with eight votes for the California Angels.
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UPI
Baltimore Oriole
Curt Blefary
Mahwah, N.J
United Press International
Blefary
California Angels
Marcelino Lopez
Orioles
Lopez
Angels
Philadelphia
Wagner College
Baltimore
Gene Woodling
Woodling
UCLA and Michigan State Reach Rose Bowl Matchup
UCLA and Michigan State earned Rose Bowl berths after key late season wins. UCLA upset USC 20-16 to clinch its spot while MSU completed a perfect regular season by beating Notre Dame 12-3.
Clay Steams Patterson In Humiliating 12 Round Victory
Las Vegas reports Cassius Clay delivered a one sided 12 round technical knockout over Floyd Patterson. Referee Harry Krause noted Clay taunted Patterson from early rounds prompting warnings. Patterson praised Clay’s fighting ability but faulted his conduct and stated he gained little beyond confidence.
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Ernie Terrell
Clay
Floyd Patterson
Harry Krause
Patterson
UPI
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Pittsburgh
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Raymond McDermott
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Raymond Squiers
William Young
Charles Curtis
Bantam
Herbert Tudor
Bene Nington
Mary Hon
Charles Crosson
New Hyde Park
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Hoosick Falls
Arelington
James Woodard Jr
James Edgerton
W. Arlington
Lyle Salter
Ernest Reynolds
Shaftsbury
Rupert
Harry W. Brown
Landgrove
John Shay
Cambridge
Frank Judson
Woodbury
Corrinne Hoyt
Henry Cherbonneau
Skinner Hollow
Mt. Equinox
Donald
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Ringheiser
Williams Inn
Williamstown
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Farrells Dist
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OLD Hickory Distillers Co., Phila
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