Lightweight Title Fight On TV Tonight In D C
The Twenty-Sive Lightweight title bout pits Joe Brown against challenger Joey Lopes at Chicago Stadium televised nationally on ABC at 10 p.m. EST with no radio. Brown, 29, undefeated in last 13, holds the 195-pound crown since Aug. 1956 and may defend for the third time. Lopes, 27, 5-8, has 43 wins in 157 starts with 16 knockouts and is a 2-1 favorite to kayo Brown. Gate and TV money may top $18,000 for Lopes and $9,000 for Brown depending on late results.
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Terps Boast Wealth Of Cage Talent
COLLEGE PARK MD coach Bud Millikan begins his eighth Maryland season with a depth laden squad featuring seven lettermen including four starters from last year and five strong sophomores. Starting tonight against George Washington are Al Bunge and Charles McNeil, with Nick Davis, John Nevincik, and Tom Young anchoring the lineup. The Terps aim to improve on defense and height, hoping to peak in February after a December January push.
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Sophomore Back Tops ACC Ground Gainers in 1957
In 1957 Clemson sophomore Harvey White led the ACC in rushing with 1,038 yards. Virginia’s Jim Bakhtiar, NC State’s Dick Christy and Dick Hunter joined the top total offense list, with Cummings of North Carolina and MacLean of Wake Forest among other sophomores in the rankings, per final ACC Service Bureau.
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Celtics Run Ahead as They Open Season Strong
The Boston Celtics, after a quarter of the NBA schedule, lead the Eastern Division with a 16-2 record. Frank Ramsey poured in 38 points in a 124-113 win over the Detroit Pistons, supported by Bob Cousy and Bill Sharman. The victory extended Boston's edge to seven games over the Syracuse Nationals, who defeated the Philadelphia Warriors 119-66. In other games, the New York Knicks beat the Cincinnati Royals 110-104, and the St. Louis Hawks toppled the Minneapolis Lakers 115-108.
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Unclear fragmentary notice from an old city page
The readable text is highly fragmented with garbled phrases about money figures and names. It mentions $18,000, $1400, and various stray terms such as petroleum and personal names, but no coherent event or clear report. The passage lacks a definite subject or outcome to summarize.
Coast Loop Faces New Money Worry in PCL Realignment
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo A final 885 000 stands as the last hurdle in realigning the Pacific Coast League Spokane Wash and Phoenix Ariz are set as two members for the four year league with Salt Lake City the new baby member The PCL embroiled over Salt Lake City sale Hollywood President Robert H Cobb and Salt Lake Citys Nicholas G Morgan agreed on sale terms Cobb refuses to assume about 8500 debt Morgan says the issue is a PCL problem and declines to take on the debt
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Browns Pace NFL Offense To Lead In Rushing Passing And Scoring
In Philadelphia on December 4, Browns stars dominate NFL offense. Timmy Brown leads rushing with 826 yards on 171 attempts. Tammy O Connell stands as top passer with 1,229 yards after 63 of 110 completions. Lou Groza scores most points for Cleveland with 66. Ed LebaronJohnny Unitas and others follow in various stat categories.
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Oriole Manager Hints Of More Trade Activity
Baltimore manager Paul Richards hinted that a three for three trade with the Chicago White Sox last night signals more deals. He cited the exchange that brought Larry Doby Jack Harshman and an unnamed player, saying Toby gives great trading potential.
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College Scores Amid Confusing National Scores
In a jumbled list of college games many teams posted scores including Maryland high with 97 points and a mix of regional results. The fragmentary ledger mentions Bradley, Illinois Normal, Baltimore, Catholic, Auburn, Jacksonville State, Hampden Sydney, Randolph Macon, William & Mary, Georgia Tech, Navy, American University, Davidson and others with varied outcomes and exhibitions amid scattered locations.
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