D'Amato Refuses To Meet Morris Clan Over Patterson Feud
New York report notes Cus D'Amato refuses to engage with promoter Kim Norris over Floyd Patterson title defenses. Norris offers talks in New York or elsewhere while D'Amato insists on avoiding Norris affiliated promotions. The feud threatens 1958 plans and possible England defense amid IBC antitrust backdrop.
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Pro Football Scoring Plays and Big Passes Highlight Game
Lamar McHan connected with Gern Nagler for a fourth quarter TD as the Cards push to the lead. Norm Van Brocklin threw four TD passes against Green Bay, completing 15 of 25 for 253 yards. A crowd of 70,572 witnessed the game as Los Angeles needs 1,344 spectators next week to surpass a million for the season.
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Hilltoppers Back In State Tourney
Western Kentucky returns to the All-College tournament in Oklahoma City for the 22nd edition December 26 27 and 28. Niagara opens the Hilltoppers bid with a 4 pm game after the San Francisco Denver opener. Other first round matchups feature Oklahoma City Tulsa Tulane Idaho State. Tickets priced 3 2 50 and 1 for doubleheaders.
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Collegiate Loop Cage Race Swings Into Action Tonight
Collegi ate conference basketball opens after two nonconference weeks with four games scheduled for tomorrow night. Notable matchups include Northeastern at Southeastern and Southwestern at Phillips, while Colorado College faces Panhandle A M in Goodwell this evening. Southeastern State seeks another title after recent losses and Central and East Central hold perfect starts.
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Weekend Fights Weekend Fights by The Associated Press
Buenos Aires Perez 1081 Argentina defeats Young Marlin in a world flyweight bout. Marseille Hatimi outpoints Tanny Campo. Hollywood Billy Peacock tops Franklin Campon in a series of international bouts with multiple countries represented.
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Kilgore Rangers Edge Cameron Aggies In Industrial Bowl
Kilgore gains 25 15 win over Cameron in Longview Texas marking Cameron third bowl. Bud Jones stars with 86 yard run and 40 yard reception as Kilgore claims three breaks including fumbles, a roughing penalty, and a key end zone stand. Cameron drives for late lead but interception and missed breaks seal Kilgore victory.
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Ada Cougars Aims For Fifth State Title Friday Night
Ada Cougars, unbeaten this season, meet upset-minded Oklahoma City Harding Eagles at Norman's Qwen Field for the Class A final. Harding, 5-3, upset Frederick 20-0 and Stillwater 6-0 to reach the title game, while Ada routed Idaho 74-13 and Bristow 59-7 in the semifinals.
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Layne Injury Prompts Rally as Lions Beat Browns 20–7
Detroit Lions rally after Bobby Layne breaks ankle in the second period to defeat the Cleveland Browns 20 to 7. Don Cole’s jail remark sparked the Lions, with Tobin Rote and Jerry Reichow sharing QB duties down the stretch.
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Mulloy Could Get singles for Davis Cup final
BRISBANE Australia Davis Cup captain Bill Talbert weighs using Gardnar Mulloy in the singles against Belgiums Brichant or Washer. He hints Flam may not handle Brichant, while Ron Holmberg is too young. Mulloy, in best form aside from Seixas, has beaten Brichant and Washer in prior meetings. Rosewall and Sedgman also won in Sydney pro tennis results.
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Duke Players Dominate All Opponent Football Team
Duke placed three players on the all opponent football team chosen by the Cotton Bowl bound Middies. Tackle Tom Topping guard Buzz Guy and halfback George Dunetrow were Duke selections as they head to the Orange Bowl on January 1.
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