UMass Puts Trust in Returning Stars for 1964 Season
Amherst coach Fusia outlines a talented 22 lettermen squad led by senior quarterback Jerry Whehcel and seniors Ken Palm Phil DeRose and Bobby Ellis. He credits key players on offense and defense, notes stronger schedule with Buffalo Holy Cross, and stresses focus and consistency to defend last year’s strong showing.
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Don Hagberg
Dick Kehoe
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Larry Spidle
Don Rana
Bob Santucci
Bob Gogick
Ken Palm
Phil DeRose
Bobby Ellis
Dick Lewis
Terry Swanson
Mike Ross
Dave Kelley
Dick Benoit
Swanson
Whelcher
American International
Bucknell
Buffalo
Holy Cross
New Hampshire Sweepstakes Nears Final Drawing
The 1964 New Hampshire Sweep stakes bonanza heads to the final drawing at Rockingham Park after a last minute rush for tickets. About 2,009 ticket holders are assured of at least $200, with $6 million in sales possible and top prizes of $100,000, $50,000 and $25,000. The final drawing runs Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. Officials anticipate a field of nine to twelve three year olds for the $125,000 added race on Saturday, with contenders including Roman Brother and Knightly Manner.
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New Hampshire
Gete Rich
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Roman Brother
Knightly Manner
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Phantom Shot
Romant
Edward J. Powers
Sweepstakes Commission
Rockingham
Baseball Leaders and Prize Details Highlight 1964 Season
The article lists top National and American League hitters with averages and totals, names stars like Mays Williams Santo Oliva Kaline Mantle and others. It also notes prize money for racing winners with about 5000 for starting horses and a 100000 authorized purse plus 25000 added, plus details on ticket collection and sales for the 1965 New Hampshire Sweepstakes at Rockingham Park and Hinsdale race track.
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Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights
Monday results feature San Francisco over Pittsburgh 6 4 and 9 6 in two games while Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 5 1 and 3 1 New York defeated Houston 7 5 and 6 4 with St Louis taking Cincinnati 3 2 in two games Milwaukee edged Chicago 10 9 and 8 7 in extra innings darkness noted Tuesday shows Los Angeles at Philadelphia pitchers Drysdale Mahaffey warning Wednesday lists Milwaukee New York St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Chicago Cubs White Sox games and twin bill notes including Stottlemyre Pascual night games
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Tim McCarver
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Barney Schultz
Dennis Bennett
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Rick Wise
Pete Richert
Joe Torre
Braves
Denis
Giants Narrowly Take Doubleheader Behind Mays Two Homers
Willie Mays belted two homers including a three run shot in relief to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 6-4 and 9-6 doubleheader sweep over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mays, hampered by a bruised back, also scored the decisive run Sunday as the Giants move into a three way tie for second in the NL standings.
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San Francisco Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Phillies
Mays
Willie
Alvin Dark
Dark
San Francisco
Tom Haller
Jim Hart
Orlando Cepeda
Frank Bork
Maris Sparks Yankees Rally In Holiday Twinbill Win
Roger Maris delivered four hits including a clutch 11th inning double to lift the New York Yankees to a 5-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins as they press the AL race, remaining within 11 1/2 games of the pace-setting Orioles.
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Berra
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Maris’ Holiday
Mickey Mantle
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al Worthington
Hal Reniff
New York
Bills contend in AFL with Kemp Lamonica tandem
Buffalo Bills head coach Lou Saban plans to start Daryle Lamonica and bring in Jack Kemp as a relief option as the Bills aim for the Eastern Division title. Lamonica has overtaken Kemp in preseason, with Kemp excelling on short passes while Lamonica shows long throw capability and poise. The team fields a strong offense and a stout defense led by linemen and backs including Barber, Hudson, Shaw, McDole, Day, Sestak, and Edgerson as they pursue a 10 of 14 wins goal.
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Jack Kemp
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Daryle Lamonica
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Lamonica
Fresno
Calif
Lou Saban
Saban
Daryle
Bills
Stew Barber
Dick Hudson
Billy Shaw
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