Ohio State Claims No 1 Spot In AP Poll Rise
Ohio State jumps to No 1 in the AP college football poll after a 17-0 win over Southern California and Arkansas upset over Texas. Notre Dame and Arkansas trail, while top ten reshuffles include Alabama, Syracuse, Nebraska and LSU as contenders.
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Irish
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Alabama
Tennessee
Syracuse
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Oklahoma
Illinois
Auburn
Navy
Washington
Razorbacks
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Replac
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Georgia
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Ala
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Oregon
Iowa
Columbus
Ohio
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Wichita
Colorado
Texas-Rice
LSU
Virginia Tech
Utz Trails in Southern Conference Scoring Race
The Citadel visit looms as Sonny Utz of West Virginia drops to third in the 1964 scoring standings after a 23 10 defeat by Virginia Tech. East Carolina stars Alexander Bumgarner and Cline lead the field as Richmond prepares for ECU in a non title game.
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Purman
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Tech
Utz
East Carolina
Tians Alawandar
Tailhack
Alexander
Bumgarner
Hilton
Richmond
Pirates
Mitchell Cannon
Ed Merrick
Cody
Jim Parker
Holdorf Leads Decathlon as German Triumph Surprises Tokyo
Willi Holdorf, 24, wins the decathlon with 7887 points in Tokyo. Germany claims first ever decathlon title, while United States finish strong with Paul Herman fourth and Lones Wigger earning a silver in small bore rifle. U S relay teams advance to finals amid strong performances from Hayes and Carr era.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
Tokyo
Lones Wigger
United States
Russia
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Loff
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C.K. Yang
Yang
China
UCLA
Aun
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Paul Herman
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Wigger
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m Flash
Paul Drayton
Cleveland
Gerald Ashworth
Haverhill
Mass
Dick Stebbins
Los Angeles
Hayes
Henry Carr
Detroit
Mike Larrabee
Fillmore
Ollan Cassell
Nutley
N.J
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Compton
Willye White
Chicago
Wyomia Tyus
Griffin
NASCAR Tightens 1965 Car Rules Across Circuits
NASCAR announced 1965 competition cars must be production designs only eliminating high risers hemispherical heads cams and lifters. A yet undefined minimum weight and 116 to 119 inch wheelbase restrictions apply to track length. Engine size remains capped at 427 cubic inches. President Bill France cited thorough review after 1965 car introductions.
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Nascar
International Speedway
Atlanta International Raceway
Darlington
S.C
International Raceway
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Bill France
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