Have Nots May Become Have Teams In Pro Loops
The exhibition season opens with 282 441 fans at 10 games as the 49ers Rams and Chiefs show strong play. Roman Gabriel leads the Rams in a 174 victory over the Cowboys, John Brodie shines for San Francisco, and Len Dawson powers the Chiefs past Oakland. Cardinals upset Packers 20 7 in New Orleans with Hornung returning.
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No Excuses Are Offered By Collier
Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier voiced disappointment after a 26-7 loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFL exhibition opener for both teams. He cited poor play on both sides and noted the 49ers’ sharp passing by John Brodie and strong kicking by Tommy Davis as decisive factors. The Browns struggled offensively, totaling 277 yards to the 49ers 367, and failed to convert until late in the second quarter.
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Eagles Shakeup Marks New Era Under Kuharich
In Hershey Pennsylvania the Eagles unveil a sweeping overhaul under new head coach Joe Kuharich. Veterans Sonny Jurgensen and Tommy McDonald exit while Norm Snead and a raft of rookies join the franchise as Jerry Wolman’s ownership ushers in a revamped staff and personnel aiming to rebound from a 2-10-2 last season.
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Pete Retzlaff
Atlanta Group Puts Up Money For AFL Franchise
Atlanta Foot ball Inc applied for an American Football League franchise for 1965. President Charlie Leachman said he delivered 25000 dollars in earnest money to AFL Commissioner Joe Foss in Chicago, the first step in securing a team. The group hopes for league expansion rather than taking an existing club.
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Ladies Day Prompt Sparks Car Ride Question
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Greene Wins Spring Crown In 36-Hole Clash
Greene defeats Joe Herr 3 and 2 to claim the spring crown at Wildwood’s Spring Club Championships. First round fall matches saw Ruscher, Rupp, Ritter, and Osborne win, with Sweeney and Christman advancing in later flights. Low scores included Ed Kapatin par 71 and Halderman Back 76s.
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Chuck Kent
Jim Ritter
Jerry Weinstein
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Cliff Sweeney
Ruscher
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Gary Gelter
Charles Gorman
Charles Curtin
Sabo
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Mort Taylor
Ed Sherman
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Hagan Ortman Cup Pro Member At Brown s Run
Jack Hagan and Jack Ortman of Sycamore Creek CC won the annual Pro Member Tournament at Brown s Run CC with a best ball 60. Tim Schwab paired with Tom Wirtley and Brookes Billman Jr. for 61 to tie for second. Tommy Ritter led the pros with 69, while Francis Marzoli and aide Dale Fetter tied for second with 71. 80 members and 22 pros participated.
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Wildwood
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Dale Fetter
Nardiello Talk Slated For Civitans
Jerry Nardiello sports editor of The Journal will address the Civitan Club at its Tuesday noon luncheon at Manchester Motor Inn speaking on The Golden Life of 2 Sports Editor.
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Rice Brown Shine in Forest Hills Match Play Flight A Wins
Charlie Rice beat Tom Cobaugh 7 and 5 while Bob Brown defeated Gene Smith 6 and 5 in Flight A. Flight B saw Dick Brandenburg topple Mel DeMaris 3 and 2 Jim Barker oust Paul Arnold 6 and 5 and John Owen win 1 up in 19 holes. Don Buntings 69 led low gross. Rice 67 and Irwin 75.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Triumphs in Western Open Golf
Chi Chi Rodriguez won the Western Open with a 268 total after a final round 67. Arnold Palmer finished two strokes back in solo second, with Jack Nicklaus and Don Massengale tied at 275 for third. Ken Venturi, Stan Leonard and others followed. Rodriguez, 28, rose to sixth on the PGA earnings list with 46,610 dollars and thanked mentors Pete Cooper and Ed Dudley for their support.
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Reno Extends Win Streak in Shoe Tossers Championship
Harold Reno of Sabina Ohio moved within reach of the shoe tossing title by pushing his record to 27 1 in Sunday's action as finals loom with six matches tonight and five Tuesday He has a 20 match winning streak in the 35 match championship Class A contenders Elmer Hohl and Carl Steinfeldt tied for second at 213 points Glen Henton and others trail with 20 4 and 19 5 Domed results in Class B and C saw Ed Landry and Roger Norwood claim titles
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Miller wins Calvert Trophy at Marine Derby Regatta
Jim Miller of Royal Oak Michigan defeats a first lap challenge by Marion Cooper to win the Calvert Trophy in the 18th Marine Derby Regatta on the Ohio River in Louisville Kentucky.
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