Big Game shift stuns Las Vegas High School fans
The Las Vegas High versus Rancho football rivalry moves off Veterans Day for the first time since 1955. The 1964 edition, set tomorrow at Butcher Field on Nevada Centennial Day, features Rancho favored to even the series at 4-4-1 despite Las Vegas entering with a 1-6 record. The piece notes coaching changes, season struggles, and the bone trophy Herkimer's Bone at stake.
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Immaculate Impressions Loom in Weekend Showdowns
By .IMMK The Greek Snyder notes Army should coast against Iowa State despite quarterback injury concerns. Florida bruised by Alabama, Auburn eager for revenge. California UCLA fight tight. Stanford to stump Oregon. Washington aims to rise. Mississippi Row to rally. Mississippi State edged 20 19 last year and shows steady improvement.
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Nebraska defense leads national college football rankings
Nebraska Cornhuskers combine top rushing and overall offense with a nation’s best defense as they push a six game win streak and reach 13 straight victories dating to last season. LSU and Syracuse follow with strong defensive marks while Notre Dame and Kent State top in other categories. Villanova remains a low scoring unit.
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Clay Opens Boston Training For Liston Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay now Muhammed Ali opens training in Boston for the November 16 return bout with Sonny Liston. He fears a ring plot and expects police scrutiny while arranging for camera coverage and UN observers at ringside. Odds favored Liston. betting 11-5 against Clay, who predicted he is the greatest and recalled Liston was 8-1 at Miami Beach.
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Cameron A&M Tops NJCAA Football Poll Again
Cameron A and M of Lawton Oklahoma held the nation's No. 1 junior college football ranking for the fourth straight week as the NJCAA released the latest poll Coffeyville Kansas ranked second while Henderson County JC of Athens Texas rose to third Northeastern Oklahoma McCook Nebraska Phoenix Kilgore Texas Fort Scott Kansas Columbia Basin Pasco Washington and Montgomery Yakoma Park Maryland also made the top ten.
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Almaden Open golf field features Venturi Lema Casper strong
National Open champion Ken Venturi British Open king Tony Lema and Billy Casper lead a star field at the Almaden Open on the Almaden Course in San Jose California. Defending champ Al Gieberger seeks a third straight title as rookie Dick Sikes and others push for rookie of the year honors in the 72 hole event with a 25000 purse. The final round is set for Sunday.
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Cardinals Receive 8622 Per Player in 1964 World Series
New York based report states the St. Louis Cardinals earned 8622.19 per man from the 1964 World Series receipts, while the New York Yankees received 5309.29 per man as losers. The Cardinals shared 236,687.70 among 41 shares, Yankees 191,125.13 among 34 shares, with fifth-place teams also receiving pools for the first time.
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Chrysler Threatens NASCAR Withdrawal Over Engine Rules
Chrysler warned it will withdraw from NASCAR for the 1965 season unless new rules outlawing its racing engines are modified or suspended for at least 12 months. The move follows Detroit stock car teams Dodge and Plymouth, with uncertainty about their track presence.
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