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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
10
The roundup surveys Kentucky and Notre Dame as potential SEC and Big Ten contenders amid Oklahoma struggles. It notes Michigan State and Ohio State rivalries, Dick Butkus’s defense, and Kentucky’s upset wins alongside Notre Dame’s Flame of resilience under Ara Parseghian.
UPI reports series standings with New York and St. Louis tied at one win each and the Yankees leading the odds. Details include game scores, venue notes, weather outlook, top pitchers, attendance, receipts, and distribution of shares to players and leagues.
Desert Inn Country Club hosts an aggregate net foursome at its course this Sunday. Readouts list numerous players with mixed scores and handicaps, showing a wide field and varied pairings across the event.
New York Rangers goalie Jacques Plante was assigned to Baltimore to regain form after knee concerns. In his absence, Marcel Paille will start the season opener against the Bruins in Boston with Gilles Villemure backing him up. Ted Taylor and Val Fonteyne were also sent to Baltimore.
Nine undefeated contenders entered the Kentucky Derby but only Regret in 1915 and Morvich in 1922 completed the victory, marking rare feats in the classic race at Louisville.
St. Louis executive Claude Focardi dismissed rumors that August A. Busch Jr offered Leo Durocher 100 000 to stay away from managing the pennant winners. The New York Journal American and Los Angeles Herald Examiner fueled the chatter linking Durocher to the Cardinals for next season.
The Nevada Fish and Game Commission announces a statewide waterfowl hunt starting today from before sunrise through late season dates. Ducks and mergansers have daily limits with possession rules, coots up to 75 daily, and geese with four to six daily depending on species. A wing must be left intact on harvested birds and shotguns must be plugged to hold no more than three shells.
Baltimore report notes the Dinner Party Stakes at Pimlico on Oct 26 1870 won by Preakness son of Lexington. The race introduction marked the first stakes event at Pimlico and tied to the early Triple Crown lineage.
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