IRA Regatta Preview Highlights West Coast Challenge
The Intercollegiate Rowing Championships on Onondaga Lake pits powerful California and Washington crews against Cornell as a dominant force since 1895. Navy and Wisconsin are dark horses, with 15 competing colleges and 39 crews across varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen events.
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RT G. Pelkey
Associated Press
Syracuse
N.Y
California
Washington
Onondaga Lake
Cornell
Stork Sanford
Jim Lemmon
Navy
Wisconsin
Paul Quinn
IRA
Badgers
Norm Sonja
Columbia
Dartmouth
MIT
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Rutgers
Stanford
Brown
Penn
Nicklaus Bets on Fines Over Power at Open
ST LOUIS AP Big Jack Nicklaus arrives for the 65th National Open on a tight Belairieve layout predicting finesse will beat brute force. He favors eight iron approaches, dismisses overpowered drives, and accepts the course as a tough challenge with Arnold Palmer among the contenders.
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ST. Louis
Big Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Bellerive
Nicklaus
Ius
Sam Snead
Ken ‘Venturi
Augusta National
Poe
Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Jim Ferrier
Julius Boros
Unusual double for Rokeby in Royal Ascot and Aqueduct wins
Paul Mellon's Rokeby Stable earned an unusual double with Silly Season taking the St James Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot and Eagle's Top winning the Annapolis Hurdle Handicap at Aqueduct. Gallant Ghost and Slystitch also posted notable rural turf victories as Don Finsterwald highlighted the Las Vegas National Senior Open locales.
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Associated Press
Paul Mellon
Rokeby
Royal Ascot
England
Aqueduct
Newark
Pittsburgh Sportsman
Tom Fool
Annapolis
Tommy Walsh
Freedom
Father’s Footsteps
Eagle's Top
Mellon
UCLA Stays Undefeated At Net Meet
UCLA men’s tennis extended its unbeaten run at the National Collegiate Athletic Association championships. Arthur Ashe defeated Mickey Schad 6-1 6-2 in singles as UCLA led the field with 16 team points, ahead of California and Trinity. Doubles also went UCLA’s way with decisive wins and a default advance for Ashe Crookenden.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Ashe
UCLA
Bruins
Ashe
Uclans
Mickey Schad
Miami
Florida
Deuce
Dave Sanderlin
Robyn Ray
Arizona
Ian Crook-Enden
Gary Johnson
Los Angeles State
Dave Reed
Southern California
John Tidball
Horst Ritter
Southern Cal
John ‘Pierce
Brigham Young
Ritter
John Pickens
Rice
Butch Newman
Trinity
Pickens
Bob Brien
Mississippi State
George Fareed
California
Reed
Sanderlin
Steve Foster
Jeff Quinn
New Mexico
Stanford
Cliff Buchholz
John Allgood
Jim Morse
Long Beach State
Utah
Jim Osborne
Mike Martines
Ed Turville
New Head Coach Named at Fresno State College
Fresno California AP Ed Gregory 33 former head coach at Nevada Southern University Las Vegas appointed head basketball coach at Fresno State College succeeding resigning Harry Miller Gregory brings college coaching experience to Fresno State and replaces Miller in the lineup
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Fresno
Calif
Ed Gregory
Nevada Southern University
Las Vegas
Fresno State College
Gregory
Harry Milller
USAC and NASCAR Agree On Racing Rules Changes
USAC and NASCAR reached a 1965 and 1966 rule agreement in New York. Changes include a minimum weight of 9.36 lb per cubic inch displacement, hemi engines on certain tracks, and 427 cubic inch Chevy eligibility with weight limits. A 1966 joint committee will classify stock production cars into standard, intermediate, compact, and sports groups. 1965 weight rule carries forward.
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New York
U.S. Auto Club
National Association For Stock Car Automobile Racing
Henry Banks
USAC
Bill France
Nascar
Colts Sign Michaels for 1965 Season
Veteran lineman Lou Michaels has signed with the Baltimore Colts for 1965. He token served as a reserve last season and is expected to replace retired Gino Marchetti at defensive end. Michaels started six NFL seasons with the Rams and Steelers.
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COLTS
Michaels
Baltimore
Lou Michaels
Baltimore Colts
Gino Marchetti
Los Angeles Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wimbledon seeds crown Emerson Bueno top favorites
Roy Emerson of Australia and Maria Bueno of Brazil were top seeds in Wimbledon announced by the All England Club. Emerson and Bueno, 1964 singles champions, lead the men and women lists amid strong challengers including Margaret Smith who is favored to dethrone Bueno. Dennis Ralston is No 4 among men. Nancy Richey, Billie Jean Moffitt, and Carol Graebner headline the American women seeds.
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London i
Roy Emerson
Australia
Maria Bueno
Brazil
All-England Tennis Club
Emerson
Miss Bueno
Margaret Smith
Miss Smith
Fred Stolle
Sweden
Jan Erik Lundquist
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Carol Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
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