Patterson Ready for Patterson versus Clay Clash in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Cassius Clay a heavy favorite to defend his title against Floyd Patterson amid questions of a quick finish. Both fighters eye a world championship bout with Terrell while the match draws a large crowd, substantial betting, and a nationwide closed circuit and radio broadcast.
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49ers rally past Rams on last minute field goal
San Francisco 49ers beat the Los Angeles Rams 30-27 as Tommy Davis kicked a 23 yard field goal with six seconds left after trailing by two touchdowns with under seven minutes to go. John Brodie connected with Ken Willard and Dave Parks for scoring passes as San Francisco overcame the deficit. Rams losing starting quarterback Bill Munson to a knee injury late in the second quarter likely ends his season.
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Maryland College Football Scores Saturday
Virginia beat Maryland 33 27 Morgan State rolled to 53 while Virginia State failed to score Western Maryland 6 John s Hopkins 24 results listed next Saturday feature Army versus Navy in Philadelphia
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Orrs Catch Injures In Colts Eagles Faceoff
Baltimore Colts beat Philadelphia 34 24 to extend NFL win streak to eight. Jimmy Orr returned from injury to catch a 22 yard touchdown from John Unitas with seven minutes left after leaving earlier in the game. The Colts moved atop the Western Conference, with Green Bay winning earlier.
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Colts Rout Eagles in high-scoring NFL tilt
Colts win their first nine games as Unitas connects with Raymond Berry and John Mackey for a 47 yard setup. Snead hooks up with Pete Retzlaff for a 16 yard TD and Ollie Matson adds a 3 yard score. Mi chee and Baker exchange field goals as Philadelphia trails 24 77 Balt 24 3 WM. Attendance 60 238.
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Miscue Heavy Redskins Dominate Steelers 31 3
Washington Redskins built a 31 3 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers as Sonny Jurgensen tossed a touchdown and miscues fueled scores. Tommy Wade struggled in his first start behind a reshuffled offense while Ed Brown entered for Pittsburgh without success before a 34 yard field goal by Mike Clark.
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Pirates Schedule Three Home Doubleheaders Next Season
The Pirates will host only three home doubleheaders next season two on holidays Memorial Day and Labor Day and one on Sunday July 31. Opening at home against St Louis on April 15 the 51 night games are listed with ticket price increases from box seats 3 to 325 and reserved seats 250 to 275.
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Browns Outlast Cowboys To Widen Division Lead
Cleveland defeated Dallas 24 17 at the Cotton Bowl to extend its lead in the NFL Eastern Conference to three games. Jim Brown ran, Frank Ryan passed, Leroy Kelly had a 67 yard punt return, and Costello and Fichtner interceptions helped seal the win as Dallas rallied late with Don Meredith.
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Giants Finish Midget League Season Unbeaten 30-0
The Giants closed out an unbeaten season with a 30-0 win over the Lions, finishing 6-0 in the Midget Football League. Quarterback Gene Dorsey scored three times, as the defense allowed just 13 points all season. Jeffrey Edwards added a three-yard run and Gary Foreman a two-yard score.
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Michigan State tops Notre Dame to stay No 1 in bowl picks
Michigan State’s defense dominates Notre Dame 32 3 securing the top ranking and a probable Rose Bowl meeting with UCLA. Arkansas crushes Texas Tech 42 24 completing a perfect season and earning Cotton Bowl berth alongside LSU. Missouri beats Kansas 44 20 to reach Sugar Bowl versus Florida while Nebraska and Alabama accept Orange Bowl and Gator Bowl slots respectively.
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Syracuse stars share No 44 lineage in Orange
Floyd Little, star halfback at Syracuse, wears No 44 the same numeral worn by Jim Brown and the late Erie Davis when they played for the Orange, linking current prominence with historic greats.
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Jaunt By Sayers Gives Bears Win Over Lions 17 10
Gale Sayers sped for a third quarter TD to lead the Chicago Bears to a 17 10 NFL victory over the Detroit Lions. The Bears defense shut out Detroit after halftime and Jon Arnett earlier scored on a 24 yard run following a Bobby Smith fumble recovery. Amos Marsh had the Lions only first quarter TD. Chicago improved to 7 6 17, Detroit to 2 6 10.
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Packers Rip Vikings 38-13 after fourth-quarter surge
Green Bay defense forced three fumbles and an interception in the final period as the Packers erased a 13-10 deficit. Bart Starr connected with Boyd Dowler for a 47-yard touchdown early in the quarter, followed by Elijah Pitts and Doug Hart scoring to seal a 38-13 win over Minnesota.
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Lucas Paces Royals Past Bullets 120 114
Cincinnati Royals top Baltimore Bullets 120 114 to tie Boston for first in the Eastern Division. Lucas scores 30 points with 21 rebounds while Oscar Robertson and Adrian Smith add 24 and 26. Don Ohl leads Bullets with 26 as Cincinnati builds and holds a late lead.
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