Free public hunts permit deadline nears in Texas
Wildlife officials remind applicants to submit letters by Oct 23 to receive forms for deer hunts with a public drawing at state headquarters in Austin. Quail hunts on the Matador Area near Paducah have a Oct 14 deadline, with dates set for late October through January and 960 one day permits. The Lubbock Casting Club hosts Sportsman Night Oct 13 at Hodges Center with Bill Bell presenting two color films Fishing the West Forty and Florida Fishcapades.
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Knuckler Ends In Yankee Victory As Schultz Reflects
In New York after Saturdays 2-1 World Series win over St. Louis Barney Schultz sat dejected in the Cardinals dressing room. He recalled throwing a knee-high knuckleball to Mickey Mantle in the final inning and muttered that one ball decides the game.
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Schultz Knuckleball Wings Yankees In Busch Stadium
Schultz pitched the knuckler and fastball to notch a game winning play for New York in the third tier of right field. Keane lauded Barney as a clutch pitcher, Simmons praised his own effort, and Skinner’s near homer set the stage for Mantle’s difficult at bat and Flood’s final out as St Louis fell in the pennant clash.
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Texas To Host Cougar Runners As 1964 Cross Country Opens
Texas defending SWC cross country champions open the 1964 season Friday at Houston against the University of Houston. Team leader Richard Romo, noted mile standout who placed third individually last year, leads a Longhorn squad that includes Ken Sunderland Ronney Yates Chuck Frawley David Webb Mike Hennen and Jack Hart. Preston Davis, last year’s meet winner, has left the university.
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Ken Sunderland
Ronney Yates
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David Webb
Mike Hennen
Jack Hart
Dangerous Bombay Wild Animals Rampage in Indian Fields
Reports indicate increased attacks by wild animals on domestic livestock across a region in western India near Mumbai. Authorities warn farmers to guard livestock as encounters rise and incidents are documented by local observers.
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Yankees edge Cardinals in tense ninth as Berra lauds Mantle
The Yankees cling to a win over the Cardinals with Bouton delivering despite long layoffs. Berra lauds Mantle as one of the greatest. Ford's heel flares and Pepitone stirs the clubhouse after close pitches from Curt Simmons.
World Series Box Score Third Game 1964
The box score shows St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees in Game three of the 1964 World Series. Mantle homered for New York while individual at bats, hits, and errors are listed for both teams with pitchers Simmons Bouton and others contributing. Attendance 67,101 with final score 2 to 1 in favor of New York.
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World Series Schedule and Financial Totals Summary
Fourth game set for today in New York with fifth game on Oct 12 in New York. If needed, sixth game on Oct 14 in St. Louis and seventh on Oct 15 in St. Louis. Third game attendance 67,101 with net receipts 484,250.74 and various shares split among commissioners players New York and St. Louis clubs and leagues. Total three games attendance 128,711 and net receipts 884,283.88 with distributed shares among officials players clubs and leagues.
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Kansas tops Iowa State 42 6 in Big Eight opener
Kansas explodes to a 35 0 lead and rolls past Iowa State 42 6 in Ames. Gayle Sayers stars with multiple touchdowns including a 73 yard run. Ron Oelschlager adds a 73 yard opening score while Bob Skahan connects on a 7 yard pass to George Hornung for another. Iowa State’s Tim Van Galder and Tom Vaughn score late to prevent a shutout.
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Mantle Lifts Yanks Drive With 16th Series Home Run
Mickey Mantle hits his 16th Series home run lifting the Yankees to a 2-1 lead over the Cardinals in St Louis. Al Downing and Ray Sadecki duel as Whitey Ford sits with a heel strain. Simmons and Bouton clash in a pitching duel while Mantle and Berra key the rally in the second inning.
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Alderson Bops Thompson in Lubbock Junior High Tilt
Alderson topped Carroll Thompson 14 to 0 on Saturday as Jerry Yates scored two touchdowns. The win improves Alderson to 3 0 1 in the Lubbock standings, putting them in the lead.
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William and Mary Triumphs 21-14 Over Furman
In Williamsburg Virginia on Saturday William and Mary Indians edged Furman 21-14. Mike Weaver broke a 62 yard run after intercepting a Furman pitch to set up a late TD securing the victory. Weaver picked off Sammy Wyche on the WEM 20 as Furman threatened.
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Cornell Crushes Penn In Ivy Clash 33-0
Cornell and quarterback Marty Sponangle delivered four scoring drives in a dominant 33-0 Ivy League win over Penn at Ithaca. The Big Red extended their series supremacy in the 71st meeting.
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Evans Triumphs Over McKenzie In Junior High Football
Evans defeated McKenzie 38 to 6 in a junior high game. A 60 yard punt return by Jack Moore and a 70 yard kickoff return by Chris Barnard supplied Evans with early momentum. McKenzie scored on a 20 yard run by Bob Townley for their only score.
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Chris Barnard
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