Officials Seek Private Settlement In Track Feud
Washington AP The top officials of the AAU and NCAA agreed to meet to privately settle their long running conflict. Sen. Howard Cannon arranged talks to occur before Wednesday while a Senate Commerce Committee probe weighed options to end the dispute.
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G. Milton Kelly
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Santa Monica
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Byers
Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Rodis
U.S. Olympic Committee
Nicholas F. Roby
Olympic Committee
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International Olympic Committee
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Palmer One Stroke Off Pace In American Golf Classic
Bobby Nichols and Al Geiberger shared the second round lead at the Firestone Country Club in Akron Ohio in the $100 000 American Golf Classic. Nichols 139 and Geiberger 139 while Arnold Palmer and Bob Charles were one behind at 140. Johnny Pott and Jim Ferrier faded with 78s to miss the cut line after two rounds.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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al Geiberger
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Geiberger
Arnold Palmer
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Ferrier
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Bobby Nichols Sheota
Wears
Bob Charles Eeenee Eerste
Steeeee
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Kel Nagle
Staeee Seeeeee
Gordon Jones
Seteeees
Doug Sanders
Wonees
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Garaner Dickinson
Frank Beley
Paul Ganderson
Joe Campbell
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Ken Stille
Art Wall Jr
Wes. Mepeene
Frank Bear Aser Vee
Bruce Devlin
Jay Dolan
Ane Hetene
Gale Douglas Weet Eee
Don January
Johnny Port Tree
George Bellino
Richard Crawford
Red Inset
Tommy Jacobs
xRoge
McManus
Bob Shave Jr
Dan Sikes
Sam Snead
Bob Verney
George Archer
Jary Eeee Neers
Charles Coody
John Gustin
Eepa We
Jay
Hebert Pees
Dean Refrara
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Cceggen Gees Swuvneeeene
Tom Weiskopf
Frank Wharton
Tommy Aaron Wee
Pete Brown
Antes Awe Neee
Fhit Rofaris
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Kermit Zarley
Wee Veerene
Lourafam Saree
Ed Griffiths
Reeye
Charles Sitford Immerman
Ball
Two Aces In Hole At North Shore Country Club
MILWAUKEE AP report details Clyde Coffee and Rocco Youse making a remarkable comeback on the 14th and 15th holes at North Shore Country Club. Coffee hole in one on 183 yards spurred by banter, followed by Youse sinking his first ever ace.
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Milwaukee
Wis
North Shore Country Club
Clyde Coffee
Rocco Youse
Laurie Gardner
Paul Des Jardins
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Youse
Coffee
Coffeel
Tight Race Predicted For SEC Football Championship
Six SEC teams Alabama Kentucky LSU Florida Mississippi and Auburn are viewed as equal title contenders with Alabama coach Paul Bryant cautioning about schedule strength. LSU and Kentucky back major depth while Florida and Auburn target improved defenses and leadership as 1965 plans unfold.
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Associated Press
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Paul Bryant
Crimson Tide
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Ole Miss
LSU
Joel Namath
New York Jets
Steve Sloan
Namath
Letterman
Jimmy Fuller
Dan Kearly
Frankie McClendon
Wayne Freeman
Tigers
Pat Screen
Lexington
Rodger Bird
Rick Norton
Rick Kestner
Steve Spurrier
Charles Casey
Jim Harvey
Stan Hindman
Redskins Vikings Exhbition Clash in Charlotte
Washington Redskins aim to snap a three game Charlotte drought while Minnesota Vikings seek to extend a eight game exhibition unbeaten streak in a Pro-Youth Bowl at Memorial Stadium. Sonny Jurgensen returns for Washington and Fran Tarkenton leads Minnesota with Tommy Mason Rip Hawkins Bob Lacey Carl Eller also featured.
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Minnesota
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Jurgensen
Detroit
Bill McPeak
George Hughley
Charley Taylor
Hughley
Dick Evers
Joe Rutgens
Chris Hanburger
North Carolina
McPeak
Hanburger
Fran Tarkenton
Tommy Mason
Rip Hawkins
Bob Lacey
Carl Eller
Winston-Salem
Spectacular Stock Car Night At Bowman Gray Stadium
Richard Petty, Junior Johnson, Ned Jarrett and Dick Hutcherson headline the Myers Brothers Memorial Spectacular at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem. The 350 lap program features Grand National, hopped up modified and sportsman stock cars with $8,000 plus total purse. Qualifying at 6 pm, racing begins 8 pm. Jarrett leads Hutcherson 462 points in the Grand National standings as they contest the title with Burris and Jones shaping the championship in the modified sportsman race.
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N. C
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Junior Johnson
Ned Jarrett
Dick Hutcherson
NAS Icar
Bowman Gray Stadium
Municipal Stadium
Johnson
Bonita
Ford
Jarrett
Hutcherson
Petty
Jonhson
Nascar
Chrysler
Sports Car Club of America
SCCA
Carl Burris
Leaksville
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Burris
Jones
Burr
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Buckpasser and Tom Rolfe Prime in Big Race Day
Buckpasser and Tom Rolfe lead an eight horse field at Arlington Park and Saratoga on a program headlined by the $100,000 added Classic and the $75,000 added Hopeful. Tom Rolfe seeks the Classic for three year olds at one mile while Buckpasser aims for the Hopeful over 64 furlongs. Cash prizes total sizable sums with each winning substantial money toward the juvenile title.
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Associated Press
Tom Rolfe
Mighty Mite
Buckpasser
Arlington Park
Saratoga
Hail To All
Michael
S. C. State Player Dies After Drills
John C. Devlin a 19 year old sophomore fullback at South Carolina State College died after collapsing during a football practice session in Orangeburg. Doctors attributed death to sun stroke. A college spokesman said he had finished limbering up and was watching others when he collapsed and never regained consciousness.
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Orangeburg
S.C
John C. Devlin
South Carolina State College
Devlin
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