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日本天皇宣告国际奥委会全体会议开幕但幕后激烈博弈浮现。苏联支持东德成全体成员，北韩印尼或缺席比赛，布伦戴奇与伯格利之争成焦点。另有棒球赛事及橄榄球记者评论，肯塔基、托莱多等队最新战况及教练观点。
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
10
Texas Tops College Poll After Upsets
The AP ranking shakeup sees Texas hold No. 1 after a 17-6 win over Army. Michigan State defeats Southern California 17-7 and Michigan trounces Navy 21-0, pushing USC to No. 2 and Navy out of the Top Ten. New Top Ten: Texas, Illinois, Alabama, Ohio State, Kentucky, Notre Dame, Michigan, Nebraska, and a split at No. 9 between Michigan State and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hilda
Michigan
Michigan State Spartans
Michigan Wolverines
Southern California
Navy
Texas Longhorns
Associated Press Panel of
Army
Michigan State
Texas
Illinois
Alabama
Ohio State
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Arkansas
Illini Bucks Clash in Big Ten Showdown at Champaign
Ohio State faces Illinois in a marquee Big Ten clash in Champaign with both teams at 2-0. The Illini rely on a nine man defense led by Dick Butkus while Ohio State leans on a stout unit as the game promises fireworks with a sellout crowd of about 71 119. Fred Custardo leads Illinois offense with 20 of 27 passes for 248 yards and a score, while Don Hansen and Don Unverforth anchor Buckeye threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State
Illinois
Champaign
Associated Press
Bucks
Illini
Sarkkinen
Northwestern
Dick Butkus
Sark
Don Hansen
Tommy Myers
Hansen
Larkkinen
Fred Custardo
Hayes
Ohio
Indiana
Woody
Bo Rein
Will Sander
Don Unverforth
Bill Ridder
Ed Orazen
Arnie Chonko
Major League Leaders final American and National League batting
Final American League leaders include Oliva Minnesota with 523 at bats and 100 runs. B Robinson Baltimore 317 hits and 118 RBIs. Killebrew Minnesota 49 home runs. Aparicio Baltimore 57 stolen bases. National League leaders include Clemente Pittsburgh 211 hits and 44 doubles. Mays San Francisco 47 home runs. Koufax Los Angeles 19 5 with no decisions. Veale Pittsburgh 250 strikeouts.
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Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Howser
Cleveland
Robinson
Perso
Stuart
Boston
Bressoud
Rollins
Versalles
Killebrew
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Bunker
Ford
New York
Downing
Pascual
Clemente
Secoe
Carty
Milwakee
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Pittsburgh
Flood
Maye
Milwaukee
San Franciseco
Williams
Hicago
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Veale
Gibson
First Game Calls To Ford Sadecki
Ray Sadecki the 23 year old left hander makes his first big year as opening pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals against Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees in a World Series opener. Ford's experience helps the Yankees as 17 10 favorites to win. It will be Ford's 22nd Series start and the schedule allows three starts if seven games. Cardinal manager Johnny Keane must start Sadecki after using Bob Gibson in relief to clinch the pennant.
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Yankee
Whitey Ford
New York
Mel Stottlemyre
St. Louis
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Ford
Yanks
Whitey
Johnny Keane
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Sadecki
New York Mets
Jim Bouton
Cardinals
Gibson
Curt Simmons
al Downing
Pedro Ramos
Ramos
Cleveland
Yogi Berra
Tony Kubek
Julian Javier
Kubek
Javier
Mets
Bob Taylor
Cal Maxvill
Maxvill
Phil Linz
Rascal
Linz
Speed
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Elston Howard
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Busch Stadium
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Bill White
Brock
Cards
Ralph Houk
Berra
Eddie Dyer
Redbirds
Boston Red Sox
Massillon McKinley Lead In High School Poll
Massillon tops the AP high school poll after a 28-6 win over Alliance while Canton McKinley moves closer, Lincoln falls, and Niles shifts to fifth with a 42-0 rout. Watterson and Upper Arlington debut in eighth and ninth as Findlay rises to sixth.
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Columbus
Massillon
Associated Press
Tigers
Ancient Foe Alliance
Cincinnati la Salle
Sandusky
Springfield South Wildcats
Niles
Middletown
Cincinnati Elder
Chillicothe
Columbus Watterson
Canton Lincoln
Upper Arlington
Findlay
Mt. Vernon
MAC Ohio Hosts Toledo in Weekend Grid Tilt
In the Mid-American Conference action this Saturday Miami leads at 2-0 while Kent State and Ohio seek pivotal wins. Ohio looks for its first league victory against winless Toledo as Bowling Green opens at Western Michigan. Marshall visits Buffalo with strong running and passing from Kellermann and Kozar powering Miami’s 35-0 win over Western Michigan.
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Columbus
Miami
Redskins
Kent State
Ohio University
Kent
Toledo
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Ernie Kellermann
Joe Kozar
Kellermann
Kozar
Broncos
Ohio
West Texas State
Rockets
Marshall
Larry Coyer
Big Green
West Virginians
Doyt Perry
Falcons
Dayton
Bee-Gees
Falcon
Oxford
Bowling Scores Sunday Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill posted bowling scores on Sunday in a local meetup. The card notes scores, lanes, and standings from the event.
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Jack & Jill
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