Hayes Spotlight NCAA Track Meet Sets Up Star Show
Fresno Calif UPI top sprinters headline the NCAA college division meet led by Bob Hayes who plans to run for Florida A A M and skip the 1 yard dash. North Carolina College and Fresno State show strong teams with Newman and Craig highlighted among others in a crowded field.
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Tigers Vanquish Twins As Oliva Struggles At The Plate
Detroit edges Minnesota 3 4 as Tony Oliva, the AL batting leader, goes 0 four with a pop out and fly out while Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich keeps the game tight. Opponents plan to throw high fastballs and seek the outside corner to rattle the rookie.
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Auerbach Warns US May Face Tough Olympic Basketball Field
Red Auerbach told a two week tour report to the State Department that European teams from Poland Romania Yugoslavia and others have improved dramatically and could challenge the United States in the Olympics. He noted the Americans must avoid underestimating their opponents and stressed the coming Olympic level will be harder than past Games.
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German Team Tops Brazil in International Soccer at Coliseum
Werder Bremen of Germany defeated Bahia of Brazil 2 0 at the Coliseum in an international league match. The German club moved to two wins and two ties in four games to lead the group. Thea Kreeckner scored early off a header from a pass by Bremen’s right winger, with Guenter Bernard delivering a near flawless performance.
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Nevada sets 1964 big game seasons in Reno meeting
Nevada Fish and Game Commission approves 1964 big game seasons with deer opening October 3 or 1 by area and various antlerless quotas. Elk, sheep and antelope seasons detailed by area, with resident and nonresident quotas and joint-area regulations.
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