AMX reveals leather seats and performance upgrades
American Motors announces details for the 1960 AMX two place sports car with a 140 mph speedometer and an 0-8 000 rpm tachometer. Leather seat trim becomes a new option and convenient features include a passenger grab handle and a tray between the seats. The standard engine is a 290 cubic inch V eight with 343 and 390 cubic inch V eight options. Cars go on sale Tuesday October 1.
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Popular Rambler Retains Compact Dimensions
American Motors keeps the 1969 Rambler line compact to preserve the low-price continuity. The model gains mechanical upgrades across the range, including a new accelerator linkage, suspended pedal, Clear-Power 24 battery, and parking lights that stay on with headlights. The Rogue 2-door hard top heads the five-model series.
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Orlando Panthers trounce Diamonds 55 to 17
In Orlando Florida the Panthers defeated the Arkansas Diamonds 55 17 in a Continental Football League game. The opening score came on a 99 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Don Jonas to flanker Tom Bland. Jonas connected with Bland for another completion on the next play.
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Totally Restyled Ambassador for 1969 American Motors
American Motors introduces a restyled Ambassador for 1969 with seven models including the Ambassador SST 4 door sedan. Wheelbase and length gain four inches, track widens to 60 inches, and interiors receive extensive redesign. Air conditioning becomes standard with a higher capacity system and added vents.
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Tech State Victorious in AIC Play
In the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Tech beat Arkansas A&M 17-0 and State College of Arkansas defeated Ouachita Baptist 10-7. Henderson coach Clyda Berry praised Tech for its offense and defense and highlighted quarterback Leon Anderson and receiver Don Thone as key components of Tech’s strong start.
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Boston Star Wins in Bat Contest
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski finishes the season with a record low batting average while leading the league in hits as Boston falls 4-3 to the New York Yankees. Manager Bob Kennedy is fired after Oakland ends 82-80 and Hank Bauer is named his replacement. Other AL and NL results follow, with Detroit, Washington, Cleveland, Baltimore, and New York in action.
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Purdue Slaps Down Notre Dame 37-22
Purdue dominates Notre Dame 37-22 as Leroy Keyes scores two rushing TDs and a TD throw, boosting Purdue to 2-0 while Notre Dame drops. The victory sparks talk of a Rose Bowl bid amid remaining tough opponents including Ohio State, Minnesota, and Michigan State. Keyes rushes 99 yards, Dilham ties a school record with 11 receptions as Purdue leans on its offense to pull ahead 37-14 before Notre Dame rallies briefly.
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