Baker remains sidelined as Heisman winner grapples pro start
Oregon State star Terry Baker, 1962 Heisman winner, sits out pro games as Otto Graham's All Stars and the Rams conflict over his playtime. Baker adapts to Rams system while VanderKelen and Griffing steer the Star lineup in exhibitions.
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Oregon State
Terry Baker
Baker
Chicago
NFL
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Wisconsin
Ron Vander Kele
Mississippi
Glynn
Griffing
TCU
Los Angeles Rams
Terry
Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Graham
John Haci
Otto
VanderKelen
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesotans
Viking
Svare
Norm van Brocklin
Vikings
Rockies Baker
Van‘der Kelen
Vandy
Gabriel
Fran Tarkenton
Yesterday's Stars batter Dick Stuart leads doubleheader sweep
Dick Stuart of the Red Sox rapped six hits including his 29th homer and drove in six in a 14-7 6-4 doubleheader sweep over the Yankees. Dick Donovan of the Indians limited the White Sox to four singles as the ace pitched effectively in the win.
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Red Sox
New York
Dick Donovan
Indians
Chicago White
Butts Called To Have Bad Character By Georgia Board
In federal court at Atlanta Wally Butts was labeled as having a bad character by four University of Georgia athletic board members and Dr. Hugh Mills, associate professor of education. The remarks came during Butts libel suit against Curtis Publishing Co regarding football coaching data sharing with Alabama's Paul Bryant.
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Butts
O. C. Aderhold
University
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis
Aderhold
Georgia
Paul (Baar) Bryant
Alabama
Lewis R. Morgan
Harold Heckman
R. H. Driftmeyer
William T. Bradshaw
Athletic Board
Heckman
Driftmeyer
Bradshaw
Twin Bill Opens Wichita National Baseball Congress Tourney
The 29th annual event at Lawrence Athletic Field features 32 teams in a 63 game marathon with prizes up to 10000 dollars. With West Virginia Texas and Georgia Alabama Oregon Washington still to enter the field, regional clubs include Wichita Glassmen Dreamliners Joliet Watkin Cherokee Madison North Platte Jefferson City Liberal Fallon Albuquerque Phoenix Fairbanks Denver Forest Park Ocala Lynchburg Ponchatoula Greensboro Leachville Greenville Hollandale Warren Waltham Providence Emerson Westwood Indianapolis Grand Rapids. Last year Dreamliners faced Fairbanks in a 7 6 title game marking a first in 28 years two unseeded clubs meeting for the championship.
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Texas
Georgia-Alabama
Oregon-Washington
Midwest
Wichita Glassmen
Wichita
Dreamliners
Joliet
Ill
Watkins
Iowa
Cherokee
Okla
Madison
Wis
North Platte
Neb
Jefferson City
Liberal
Kan
West
Emerson-Westwood
N.J
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wichita Dreamliners
Fairbanks, Alaska
Same Yank Outfit Due in Cup Event
The United States will face Canada and Mexico in the Ameri cas Cup matches September 5 6 at Des Moines Iowa. Billy Joe Patton was named playing captain of a seven man squad with two alternates. Led by Labron Harris Jr Richard Davies and Dick Sikes the team includes Deane Beman Charlie Coe Dr Edgar Updegraff and alternates Bob Gardner and Downing Gray.
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New York
Britain
Canada
Mexico
Des Moines
Iowa
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
U.S. Golf Association
Labron Harris Jr
Enid
Okla
Hartford crowd backs local boy in Open golf event
Hartford CT spectators cheer as U S Open champion Julius Boros tees off in the 12th Insurance City Open Golf Tournament starting today.
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Hartford, Conn
Julius Boros
Kansas Receives $380,234 For Fish And Wildlife Restora tion
Kansas will get $380,234 in federal funds this year for fish and wildlife restoration through the Forestry Fish and Game Commission. The money comes from federal excise taxes on hunting and fishing gear with $281,324 from the Pittman Robertson wildlife fund and $98,910 from Dingell Johnson fish funds. In 1961 and 1963 the state received $766,460 from these funds.
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Topeka
Kansas
Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Pittman-Robertson Fund
Dingell-Johnson
Valley Cagers In TV Sign-Up
The Missouri Valley Conference signed a nine game television contract with station KTVH Wichita and Hutchinson forming a Valley Basketball network. Eight league games and a Louisville appearance in 1964 65 will be televised with Jack Manley handling play by play and Dick Boushka as analyst. Cincinnati and Wichita boosts, and Valley teams’ strong recent performance anchor the deal.
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Missouri Valley Conference
KTVH
Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Valley
Louisville
Cardinals
Dale Larsen
Dallas
Jack Manley
Dick Boushka
St. Louis University
Norvall Neve
Associated Press
Faster Pace Seen at AAU Women’s Swimming Meet
The opening round in High Point North Carolina showcased 16 year old Ginnie Duenkel from Summit New Jersey winning the 1500 meter freestyle in 18 57 9 defeating Sharon Finneran of Los Angeles and Carolyn House of the Los Angeles AC as the National AAU Senior Women outdoor Swimming Championships began with expectations for faster pace today.
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N.C
Ginnie Duenkel
Summit
N.J
YMCA
Miss Duenkel
Sharon Finneran
Los Angeles
Carolyn House
Los Angeles A.C
US Mexico in War of Nerves Over Tennis Issues
US and Mexico settle into a tense Davis Cup buildup in Los Angeles with singles lineups undecided. Possible US picks include Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston, while Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox are favored for Mexico. Riessen could team with McKinley in doubles as Ashe emerges as top singles hope.
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Mexico
Los Angeles
Zane
United States
Bob Kelleher
U.S
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Osuna
Ralston
Palafox
Martin Riessen
Northwestern U
McKinley
Pancho Gonzales
Riessen
Gonzales
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Hangover Stallion Arrives in San Francisco Aboard Freighter
Mulgrave Fairfax, a Cleveland bay yearling stallion and the only registered horse of his sex and breed in the United States, arrived in San Francisco after reportedly drinking beer offered by a longshoreman in Los Angeles. He will reside in Oakland with owners Mr and Mrs Bob Lorimer and be offered for stud to selected mares.
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Mulgrave Fairfax
Cleveland Bay
United States
England
Los Angeles
Mulgrave
Oakland
Bob Lorimer
Big Eight Grid Banquet Reaches Sell Out Stage
In Kansas City AP reports all tickets for the Big Eight football kickoff luncheon are sold. About 650 capacity crowd expected with all eight conference coaches present to answer questions from newsmen and fans in a rare Q and A session. Wayne Duke confirms the sellout.
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Jays
Memorial Stadium
Missouri
Kansas City Chiefs
Nebraska
South Dakota State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas City
Wayne Duke
Finley blasts Kansas City council over Athletics stadium lease
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley accuses the new city council of angering AL owners by voiding a 7 year stadium lease. He says he acted in good faith, studied Oakland options, and warns of tough terms if he stays or moves. Finley notes city poverty claims and prior bond funding for improvements and a rival football effort.
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Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
Baseball Committee
Oakland
Calif
Chicago
Ernest Mehl
The
Kansas City Star
Dallas
Cheney Reservoir Ahead of Schedule for 1964 Completion
A Wichita AP report says Cheney Reservoir dam work is ahead of schedule and should finish by October 1964. The project costs about 10 million dollars with Wichita paying 40 percent plus roughly 7 million for a water treatment plant. At the end of July progress stood at 56 percent.
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Wichita
Cheney Reservoir
Sampson
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