Coronado, Arcadia share Division I title in late grid finale
Coronado finishes as Division I co champion with Arcadia and Yuma after a dramatic 27 26 comeback win over Mesa while Arcadia drops a one point decision to Westwood. Yuma advances to interdivisional play with Glendale. Scottsdale and Chandler also close season with losses. Tom Cooley leads city scoring with 73 points.
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ASU Wildcats renew in-state war under cloudy title hopes
Sun Devils host Arizona in the annual ASU UA game at Sun Devil Stadium with a near capacity crowd expected. Frank Kush’s 5-4 Sun Devils chase a conference title outcome dependent on BYU and New Mexico results, while Arizona eyes a tough match with nothing at stake this season.
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Cassius Clay Stops Patterson in 12th Round Knockout
Cassius Clay defeats Floyd Patterson by technical knockout at 2:18 of the 12th round at Las Vegas Convention Center. Patterson fought on despite a fourth round back injury and hinted he was sorry as he left the ring, while Clay boasted of a historic victory amid debate over his place among boxing greats and his outspoken stance.
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Coronado Dons win share of division title with close 27 26 win
Coronado High School tops Mesa 27 26 to share the Division I football crown with Arcadia and Yuma. Ed Anderson receives the Phoenix Press Box Assn Crying Towel as Coach of the Week at a luncheon. Arizona State coach Frank Kush reflects on Wildcats luck and readiness for the next game.
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Michigan State Holds Top Spot in UPI Coaches Poll
Michigan State earned 28 first place votes and 338 points after a 12 3 win over Notre Dame, locking in first in the weekly UPI coaches ratings. UCLA climbs to fourth after a 20 16 upset of USC and faces Tennessee next, narrowing the gap to MSU. Arkansas and Nebraska stay second and third with mixed results, while Oklahoma and Missouri rise.
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Blefary of Orioles Named American League Rookie of the Year
Orioles outfielder Curt Blefary wins the American League Rookie of the Year with 12 votes. Lopez of the Angels finishes second after a 14-13 season and 2.93 ERA. Blefary, 21, batted .260 in 141 games for Baltimore and credits coach Gene Woodling for his adjusted swing.
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Frick to Back Giles on AL Expansion Harming Milwaukee
Ford Frick is to support Warren Giles's claim that American League expansion hurt Milwaukee's major league status. Giles testified in a Milwaukee County anti trust case that transferring the Washington Senators to Minneapolis in 1961 reduced attendance. Frick will face sharp questioning at the hearing’s second day.
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Scottsdale Boys Club hosts sports night event
Athletic Director Herb Cohen announces a special event at the Scottsdale Boys Club featuring demonstrations in basketball and wrestling. Members will perform and three local high school teams will play a short cage game. The event aims to boost interest in all club athletic programs and is open to the public.
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