Duke Readies Tough 1964 Season Under Murray
Duke coach Bill Murray says the 1964 squad will shed no tears and features 73 candidates with 22 lettermen and 32 sophomores. Key players Scotty Glacken Biff Bracey and Mike Curtis are highlighted as injuries fade and spring drills show defense improving ahead of a rugged schedule including Tulane Army Georgia Tech Navy and North Carolina.
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Power Runners Not Too Rare In ACC
The ACC features a strong group of runners led by North Carolina’s Ken Willard Clemson’s Pat Crain Duke’s Mike Curtis and Carroll Jarvis of Virginia while quarterbacks Scotty Glacken and Dan Reeves from Duke and South Carolina headline the season openers. The Blue Devils face the Gamecocks in Columbia with North Carolina hosting Wake Forest.
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College grid matchups stir coaches ahead of season
Clemson hosts Furman while Maryland faces Oklahoma as coaches debate quarterbacks. Duke and Clemson miss this season meeting. North Carolina praises Black and notes Talbot and Thoa scoring in scrimmage. South Carolina's Reeves praised when healthy. Ambrusko scares Nugent. Wake Forest introduces new system with Mackovic and Piccolo on offense.
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Jimmy Bell
Jim Ruffner
Tom Ray
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Duke Favored To Win ACC Football Title In Report
Greensboro AP reports Duke is projected to win the ACC title after a survey by eight reporters visiting eight schools. Clemson placed second with 124 points, South Carolina fourth with 99, N C State and Virginia tied for fifth with 75, Maryland 55, Wake Forest 21. Duke earned 15 first place votes and Tar Heels held some first three positions.
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Pedro Ramos shaky relief helps Yankees narrow AL gap
Pedro Ramos allowed two hits in five innings of relief as the New York Yankees beat Minnesota 5-2 to move within one game of Baltimore in the pennant chase. Other AL results included Kansas City over Baltimore 7-5 and Cleveland 5-4 over Chicago. Philadelphia defeated San Francisco 4-1 in the NL.
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Bunning Shuts Out Giants In 10 Inning Phillies Victory
Pitcher Jim Bunning of Philadelphia scattered seven hits and earned his 17th win against four losses as the Phillies beat San Francisco 4-1 in 10 innings. Ed Charles of Kansas City drove in four runs with two doubles helping the Athletics defeat Baltimore 7-5.
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Chicago
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Sunday Baseball Results and Upcoming Schedule
Sunday results show Cleveland 5 Chicago 4 New York 5 Minnesota 2 Washington 5 Detroit 1 Boston 4 Los Angeles 3 Kansas City 7 Baltimore 5 Minnesota visits Baltimore with Kansas City at Boston and other later matchups. St Louis 15 Chicago 2 Los Angeles 5 New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0 St Louis at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles two more games listed as (N).
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Phillies edge Giants in 10th to build 6 game lead
Mondial chase continues as Jim Bunning pitched seven hits over 10 innings. A three run 10th inning followed Tony Taylor double and Richie Allen homer to push the Phillies six games ahead of the St. Louis Cardinals. The Giants beat the Cubs in 1923 like the Phillies did. Cincinnati stayed seven back after beating Warren Spahn. Don Drysdale earned win as the Dodgers beat the Mets 5-4. Pittsburgh shutout Houston 3-0. Orioles fell to Kansas City while Boston beat Los Angeles Angels 4-3.
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Flameless Electric Range Promises Clean Cooking
The copy promotes electric ranges noting no combustion so no soot or smoke, keeping pots pans walls ceilings and furnishings clean. It urges viewing displays at local electric appliance dealers and Duke Power showrooms to see time and labor saving features.
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Surfers Find Good Sport Across Five Nations
Surfers from the United States, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Peru and the Philippines engage in a shared sport. The article highlights cross country participation and competitive excitement across these nations.
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