Arkansas Loaded With 28 Experienced Men
In 1965 Arkansas carries 28 lettermen under Frank Broyles while Texas, wary of quarterback change, fields a thinner roster of 17 lettermen. Analysts again favor Texas but Arkansas promises depth as the two collide in a key SWC showdown.
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Jon Brittenam
Letterman
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Harry Jones
Popular Athletes Named Palmer and Mantle
Henry Hogan reports a survey naming Arnold Palmer as the most popular American athlete with Mickey Mantle runner up. The piece recounts a singer turned golfer Jimmy Demaret, famed in the 1940s and 1950s, and ends with an ad for Block Label beer promotions urging readers to buy five blocks.
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America
Arnold Palmer
Mickey Mantle
Ben Bernie
Lemmy Kaye
Singer
Jimmy Demaret
Impressive wins Saratoga Sara-toga Special by 14 lengths
The 63rd Sara toga Special at Saratoga saw Impressive lead late to win by 14% lengths over Flame Tree with Irish Ruler third. Braulio Baeza rode the Ogden Phipps owned 2-year-old bay colt in 1:10 1/5 for 5 furlongs, paying 7.20 2.86 3.40.
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UCLA Coach Gives Version Of Squabble Over Prospect
Los Angeles AP report says UCLA head coach Tommy Prothro offered a different account of a post all star game incident with SMU assistant Chuck Curtis over Texas recruit Jerry Levins of Beaumont. Prothro says Levins wanted to talk two weeks earlier and after the game, denies any attempt to solicit a transfer. He plans to file a complaint with the NCAA and seeks comment from SMU coach Hayden Fry. The episode followed public disagreements and a confrontation as Levins and another recruit left the dressing room. The Redskins later claimed quarterback John Jacobs on waivers from Dallas.
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Southern Methodist University
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Beaumont
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California
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Henderson delivers seventh inning winner as Giants top Mets
Ken Henderson drove in the go ahead run with a seventh inning single to lift San Francisco past New York 3-2. Willie Mays hit his 33rd homer, Bob Shaw earned the win with a four hitter, and the Mets were mathematically eliminated from the NL pennant race.
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Ken Henderson
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
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Len Gabrielson
Tom Haller
Bob Moorhead
Willie Mays
New York
Tom Parsons
Bob Shaw
Chuck Hiller
Shaw
Joe
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Mays
Matty Alan
New
McGraw
Byron Nelson Named U.S. Ryder Cup Non-Playing Captain
Byron Nelson was chosen as non-playing captain for the United States Ryder Cup team to contest Great Britain at Southport England October 7 to 9. The 10 man squad, assembled in New York September 29, is led by Dave Marr and Billy Casper and includes Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Gene Littler Johnny Pott Julius Boros Ken Venturi and others.
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Byron Nelson
United States
Great Britain
Southport
England
Nelson
Warren Cantrell
Professional Golfers’ Association
Britain
U.S
Portland
Ore
Arthur Lees
Dai, Rees
Wales
Dave Marr
Billy Casper
Marr
Casper
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Gene Littler
Johnny Pott
Julius Boros
Ken Venturi
Tommy Jacobs i
Don January
Softball Results From Riverside and West End Fields
Scores from Riverside Field show Marco Division 130 72 8 and Perrow with Compton, Taylor and Pendleton, Dress, Dye, McDowell, Fisher, Hodnet, Thomas. At West End Fields Piney Forest 205 41 12 and Brethren 2 004 00 45. Jefferson and Chandler, Stokesland Meth, Fairview forfeit, N Main Bapt 0 830 232 4 149. E Nester and C Stowe, R Merchant and L Slaughter. Jacobs left for Arizona State in 1964 to join the Cowboys, later farmed to the Kansas Bulldogs.
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Marco Div
Perrow
Compton
B. Taylor
Pendleton
West End Fields
Brethern
Scott and Short, Jefferson and Chand
Jacobs
Arizona State
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Kansas Bulldogs
United League
Congressional Probe Seeks Truce in Amateur Track Feud
Washington AP report on Senate Commerce Committee hearings between the AAU and NCAA over dual sanctioning. Gerry Lindgren testifies on open meets, fears for US team prep as the Soviet squad defeats America. A moratorium aims to shield athletes from retaliation while Congress studies the dispute and potential legislation.
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Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Gerry Lindgren
U.S
Russia
Lindgren
United States
Washington State University
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Thomas S. Foley
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Ray Daughters
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Everett D. Barnes
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Albert F. Wheltle
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French
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AAU
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Tom Farrell
St. Johns University
New York
Earl Rudder
Texas A&m
Notre Dame Not Worried About Area's Tough Teams
New York AP report previews Notre Dame and Army clash on October 9 and Pitt versus Syracuse on October 30 at Shea Stadium. Dietzel notes ND’s returnees and replacing Rollie Stichweh, while Krause highlights Huarte’s Heisman legacy and possible quarterback contenders Zioch Schoen and Pergine as candidates.
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Paul Dietzel
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Snell and Grantham to Start for Jets in Exhibition
Snell and Grantham return from injuries to start for the New York Jets against the Buffalo Bills in the AFL exhibition at Rutgers University Saturday. Coach Weeb Ewbank also says rookie quarterback John Huarte of Notre Dame will start. Two rookies will undergo operations at Lenox Hill Hospital Wednesday, including Seth Cartwright and Gary Plumlee for knee injuries.
Top Ten Runs Batted In Leaders Listed for MLB
The list shows Johnson of Cincinnati with 95 RBIs followed by Banks of Chicago 83 Stargell of Pittsburgh Bl Callison of Philadelphia 79 Mathews of Milwaukee 76 PITCHING 10 Decisions Koufax of Los Angeles 21 4 840 Nuxhall of Cincinnati 9 3 750 Jay of Cincinnati 8 3 27 Maloney of Cincinnati 13 4 684 Shaw of San Francisco 13 44 re
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Philadelphia
Astros Waive Gus Triandos to Promote Dave Adlesh
Houston Astros announced Monday waivers on Gus Triandos for his release to make room for catcher Dave Adlesh, called up from Amarillo in the Texas League. Triandos, 35, was recently acquired from Philadelphia, while Adlesh, 22, hit .269 with 20 home runs at Amarillo in his third pro season.
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Dave Adlesh
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Triandos
Philadelphia
Adlesh
Marr Wins PGA Championship and Heads Home to New Baby
Dave Marr, 31, clinched his first major by beating Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper in the PGA Championship at Laurel Valley. He earned 25,000 dollars and a Ryder Cup spot, then hurried home to Larchmont, New York, where his wife gave birth to their third child, a boy. Nicklaus and Casper shared second place with 282 strokes.
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Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
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Julius Boros
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Tommy Jacobs
Don January
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