Ohio State Tops 1964 College Football Attendance Record
New York AP reports college football attendance reached a record 23,354,477 in 1964 up 5.02 percent from 1963, with Ohio State leading in total and per game figures. Michigan State and Michigan ranked second and third in per game averages. Army Navy drew the year's largest crowd.
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Bonlieu Wins Opening Slalom at Val d Isere
Francois Bonlieu the Olympic giant slalom champion won the giant slalom title in Val d Isere at the First Snow event. He clocked 1 minute 28.11 seconds and is a 27 year old mountain guide. Indian musical instruments will be exported.
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WVU Coach Focuses On Basics For Indoor Liberty Bowl
West Virginia University coach Gene Corum stressed fundamentals for the Liberty Bowl clash with Utah in an indoor Atlantic City game. He noted crowd noise and field conditions, outlined no major offensive changes, and said 53 players are healthy except for halfback Dick Rader who is expected to be ready. Starting lineup includes McCune at QB and Piscorik Leftridge at halfback, with Dunlevy Clegg and the rest of the lineups listed.
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Red Sox To Return To Florida In 1966
The Boston Red Sox announced they will train in Winter Haven Florida in 1966 after one more season in Scottsdale Arizona. The move brings the team closer to eight other major league camps and ends six years in Arizona.
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Saban Earns Salary Increase For Next AFL Season
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson announced coach Lou Saban will return next season with a salary increase. The Bills, tied for the Eastern Division lead with Boston, aim to clinch the title and meet San Diego in the AFL championship. Saban described a year-to-year contract approach and said the raise applies regardless of current season outcome.
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Jets Suns Trade Pittsburg Players For Cox Damaska
The Columbus Jets sent Ted Savage and Earl Francis to the Jacksonville Suns in exchange for outfielder Ron Cox and infielder Jack Damaska on Tuesday.
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Irregularities in Pine Well Casing and Sprinkler System
Readable text notes issues with gas water and sewer lines on Pine street including well casing valve and sprinkler problems and sheeting concerns. The fragment hints at infrastructure work or inspection findings affecting service.
Aspermonte Sets NL Fielding Mark
Bob Aspromonte of Houston set a National League fielding record for third basemen with a .973 average over 405 chances and 11 errors. Eddie Kasko led shortstops at .978 while Frank Bolling and Joe Torre paced other positions for Milwaukee and Cincinnati. Mazeroski led double plays for second basemen with 122, while Curt Flood and Johnny Callison tied for second with .988.
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Kunze Ineligible, Gophers Lose Starter For Utah State
Minnesota fourth in AP poll loses forward Terry Kunze to scholastic ineligibility ending his collegiate run. Coach John Kundla names Dennis Dvoracek, a 6-6 junior from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, to start against Utah State Saturday night.
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