Clay Retains Title With 12th Round TKO
Cassius Clay defeated Floyd Patterson by technical knockout at 2:18 of the 12th round to retain the heavyweight title before about 38,300 fans at the Convention Center Las Vegas. Patterson, struggling with a back problem, was knocked down in the sixth round but rose at nine. Clay, flaunting a jab and movement, controlled the bout, drawing boos and cheers as officials stopped the massacre. Patterson hinted at quitting and cited back trouble dating to 1954.
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Army Navy clash in Philadelphia sets one game season
Army Coach Paul Dietzel reports the battered but improving team ready for the 66th Army Navy game at John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia. Navy Coach Bill Elias stresses emotional readiness and steady tactics as both teams eye victory in a hard fought service rival showdown.
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Maryland hunters fined two thousand two hundred fifty four
Annapolis AP reports Maryland collected 2254 in fines during October from sportsmen convicted of violating hunting and fishing regulations. The most common offense was shooting doves over a baited area with 21 cases. Other frequent violations included hunting without a license, using an unplugged gun, carrying loaded guns in vehicles, and fishing without a license.
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Colts Browns slated for NFL title at Memorial Stadium
Opinion notes Colts must avoid letdown in four games as Packers loom in season finale. Also discusses officiating in Tri-State League, potential Maryland football coach change, AFL NFL dynamics, junior high sports value, halftime lengths, and county baseball league plans.
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Jefferson Out for Season with Steelers Hurt
Jefferson breaks right arm on kickoff tackle against Washington Redskins. Art Hunter also injured with knee splint and expected to be discharged Tuesday. Steelers announce Jefferson out for season and Hunter sidelined for remaining four games.
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Blefary Named AL Rookie of the Year in Close Ballot
Baltimore Orioles slugger Curt Blefary, 22, won the American League rookie of the year honor over Marcelino Lopez of the California Angels by a 12 to 8 vote from a 20 man Baseball Writers Association of America panel. Blefary hit 22 homers and 70 RBIs with a .260 average, after a circuitous path from Yankees rookie to Orioles star.
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Frederick High Cadets Basketball Team Roster and Schedule
Frederick High School outlines a budding Cadets team led by coach Homer Brooks with two returning starters Ron Hart and Tim Ambrose plus Jeff Freland and Wills Hall anchoring the lineup. Transfers Dykstra Ricco Zeigler and James join a mix of seniors Shaw and Hart, with a 54-player turnout shaping 12 or 13 on varsity. The schedule lists multiple nonleague and Tri-State League games from December through February, detailing venues and opponents.
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Aaron Honored At Milwaukee Testimonial Dinner
Henry Aaron received a silver bowl at a testimonial dinner in Milwaukee attended by about 400 people. The Atlanta bound Braves outfielder, noted for two NL batting titles and one MVP, called it the most memorable gift of his career. He finished second in the league batting race that year.
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