Davidson Leads Raiders First Victory With 419 Yard Air Assault
Oakland quarterback Cotton Davidson completed 25 of 34 passes for 419 yards and five touchdowns against Denver to spark the Raiders to their season’s first win. He moved atop AFL passing ratings, while Charley Hennigan and Lionel Taylor chased receiving and Elbert Dubenion led in TD catches.
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Oakland Raiders
Cotton Davidson
Denver
Dawson
Charley Hennigan
Houseton Oilers
Broncos
Lionel Taylor
Hennigan
Taylor
Oakland
Art Powell
Buffalo
Elbert Dubenion
Dubenion
New York Jets
Matt Snell
Bills
Clem Daniels
Daniels
Pete Jaquess
Houston
Fred Glick
Gino Cappelletti
Patriots
Lance Alworth
San Diego Chargers
Denever
Odell Barry
Jim Fraser
Benhi Girls Field Hockey Clinches Three Straight Wins
Benhi beat Wilmington 3 0 at Memorial Park delivering their third consecutive victory. Mary Moninger scored twice and Craiga Jacquith set up the plays as Benhi controlled the forward line despite mixed lineups across quarters.
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Memorial Park
Benhi
Craiga Jacquith
Mary Moninger
Anita Caswell
Mays Tops UPI All Star Ballot In 1964 Panel
UPI voters pick 10 players for the 1964 All Star team with Mays leading the ballot. Teams represented include Cardinals Yankees Dodgers Cubs Giants Orioles and Mets with Chance Fregosi Torre Hunt Robinson White Mantle Koufax and Williams named. The selections reflect standout seasons and young stars joining veterans in the 1964 lineup.
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UPI
Bill White
St. Louis Cardinals
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
United Press International
Dean Chance
Jim Fregosi
Los Angeles Angels
Joe Torre
Milwaukee, Braves
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mays
Chance
White
Mantle
Williams
Koufax
Robinson
Torre
Fregosi
Hunt
Cardinals
Angels
Ethiopian Runner Bikila Wins Gold At Tokyo Olympics
Tokyo reports Abebe Bikila, the slim Ethiopian long distance runner, winning the 50 kilometer marathon to secure Ethiopia’s sole gold. The closing ceremony saw him hailed by women and men alike as he carried the Ethiopian flag, drawing cheers of Abebe. He is noted as a member of Haile Selassie’s palace guard.
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Ethiopia
Tokyo
National Stadium
Abebe
Emperor Haile Selassie
Dartmouth Prepares For Yale Bout In Ivy Clash
Dartmouth upbeat after 48 0 win over Harvard and 37 7 loss to Princeton shifts to Yale in Hanover. Key players Klungness Gottschall Bryan highlighted while Nattie and Long may miss with injuries. Yale features Mercein Groninger Henderson Niglio and McCarthy on a strong line and improved passing.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth
Bob Blackman
Yale
Indians
Princeton
Harvard
Newton High
Thief River Falls
Minn
Crimson
Mickey Beard
Klungness
Bruce Gottschall
Hammond
Ind
Steve Bryan
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rollins Chapel
Denver
Pasadena City College
Miami
Ohio
Jim Root
John Pont
Neil Putnam
Pont
Putnam
Chuck Mercein
Mercein
NCAA and AAU Battle For Amateur Sports
The NCAA begins a major confrontation with the Amateur Athletic Union over control of amateur sports in the United States. It sues a memorandum criticizing the AAU as an administrative anachronism and prepares for potential action at its November convention in New York. Jay-Ehret Mahoney leads the AAU response as the dispute escalates.
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UPS
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
NCAA
AAU
Ncaa Council
United States Track and Field Federation
Liston Sparring Partners Fall Behind As Camp Shrinks
Sonny Liston pressed his training at the White Cliffs resort for a November 16 title defense against Cassius Clay. Three sparring partners quit after punishing sessions, with Lee Williams briefly knocked into the ropes. Arch ibald McBride and Curtis Bruce reportedly en route as replacements as Liston weighs 214 pounds after Monday’s workout. A separate note covers AAU NCAA power struggle and a two new cranes arrival at Aransas refuge.
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Plymouth
Mass
UPI
Sonny Liston
Liston
Cassius Clay
Lee Williams
Boston
Williams
Archie McBride
Trenton
N.J
Curtis Bruce
Newark
White Cliffs
Leroy Greene
Alonzo Johnson
Pittsburgh
Sam Silverman
Clay
White Cliffs Country Club
Leo Williams
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