Top-ranked teams barely hold unbeaten records in scrambled weekend
Texas outlasted Arkansas 17-13, Wisconsin edged Iowa 10-7, and Pitt beat West Virginia 13-10 in late drama. Dartmouth extended its major-team win streak to 15 with a 13-8 finish over Holy Cross. Alabama crushed Tennessee 35-0, while Mississippi shut out Tulane 21-0 as Oklahoma and Illinois won tight Week performances.
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Kelso Dominates Gold Cup as Horse of the Year
Kelso is named Horse of the Year for the fourth time after a dominant win in the $108,900 Jockey Club Gold Cup. The piece also notes strong showings by juveniles Tosmah and Golden Ruler, with a crowded slate of contenders for year-end honors and the upcoming Garden State Stakes.
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Golden Ruler
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Garden State
Emanuel Lasker Dominated World Chess Championship Era
German grandmaster Emanuel Lasker held the world chess championship for 27 years spanning 1894 to 1921, a record tenure in the sport's elite title.
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Guerin Traded To Contender By The Hawks For Cash
Richie Guerin 31 year old Knicks guard will join the St Louis Hawks for 50 000 cash and a second round pick in 1964 The Knicks receive Len Chappell a 6 8 forward center from Philadelphia in a separate deal Hawks owner Ben Kerner says the 50 000 tag may be a record for an NBA player The trades boost St Louis aiming for a playoff push while New York rebuilds with youth in the cellar chase The Hawks beat Los Angeles 117 108 and Cincinnati 121 97 over the weekend with new coach Alex Hannum guiding the new look squad
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Musial Might Have Joined Hawks Says Owner
St. Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner says Stan Musial could have excelled in basketball as he did in baseball. He notes Musial was fast with a good left handed hook shot and believes a Pitt basketball scholarship 25 years ago might have led to Hawks play.
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Tailgating Becomes All American Fall Ritual
In a brisk shift from corsages to back end picnics Yale claims authorship of tailgating now common at college games. Families spread blankets set up hibachis and tables outside stadiums while Ivy League schools spread the habit to Princeton Harvard and beyond.
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Newlywed at Plate Returns From Third Strike Remark
A brief sports-tinged item notes a newlywed player returning to the plate after a third strike, highlighting a playful remark about her reaction and her status as a newlywed.
Nicklaus Wins Sahara Invite Then Heads for Prestige
Jack Nicklaus, 23, clinched the Sahara Invitational with a 276 total after a 69 final round to boost PGA earnings near 99 000. He earned 13 000 and a 4 000 car. Palmer finished strong with 285 and mere pin money. Nicklaus to team with Arnold Palmer in Canada Cup trials in Paris then plans Australia and Cajun Classic Las Vegas AP.
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Goyette’s Four Assist Period Sets Rangers Record in 5 1 Victory
New York Rangers defeated the Boston Bruins 5 1 as Phil Goyette credits a four assist period for a NHL record. He and teammates noted the historic mark as Gordie Howe failed to reach Maurice Richard in the later games. Detroit beat Toronto 3 2 and Chicago 5 3 to seize first. Montreal blanked Boston 2 0. Toronto edged Detroit 2 1 the prior night.
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Pair Deadlocked At Wildwood Golf Meet
Johnny Warner and Bob Mc Candless shared low gross honors with 76 at Wildwood yesterday. Sam Sertel shot 76, Charles Gorman and Dick Conrad 79, Marion Stephens 80, Dick Adams 82, Bill Lubberger 83, Bill Osborn 84. Ray Sherman Sr. won blind bogey with 71. Mec Candless was second with 70.
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Ken Jeffries
Sloan
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Bunting Ballard Tie At Forest Hills Golf Event
Don Bunting and Joe Ballard shared top honors at Forest Hills Country Club with rounds of 68. Paul Arnold finished third at 75. Arba Thomas Sr and John Owen tied for blind bogey laurels with 66, while Russ Nichols Mike Enright and Bob Brown tied for second with 68.
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Chip from 50 yards goes in cup on fly
Salina Kansas story notes 14 year old golfer Pat Graham aces a 50 yard chip shot that drops directly into the cup without touching the ground during a three people round on the Salina course. The feat is described as more unusual than a standard hole in one.
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Dempsey Involved In Five Of Eight Million Boxing Gates
The famed boxer Jack Dempsey contributed to five of the eight million dollar gates at major bouts. He helped draw large crowds and boost gate receipts across multiple headline events.
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Closer Watch Expected During Waterfowl Season
Ohio Wildlife Division says law enforcement will intensify scrutiny of hunters in major waterfowl areas as the duck goose season opens at noon Monday October 21. Extra personnel will be assigned to high pressure regions along Lake Erie and the north. The deer bow season began October 15 and runs to December 31 with a one deer limit and required tagging and inspection within 24 hours. A deer population note reports southwestern Ohio deer kills up nearly twice last year, including a 240 pound buck in Clermont County that swam the Ohio River and ended up at Warren County Children's Home.
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Woodcock hunting reportedly good in Henry County area
Henry County in Maumee State Forest reports promising woodcock hunting with 16 hunters taking 65 birds in the first two days of Oct 1 to Oct 2. Sworn by farmers expanding hunting access southwestern Ohio. 42 landowners cover 13 143 acres in the Farmer Cooperative Program, up from 29 farmers and 12 010 acres in 1962.
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Even Champions Make Changes
New York AP World Series champions the 1962 Yankees make seven lineup changes. Dale Long coaches, Bud Daley on the disabled list, Moose Skowron joins the Dodgers, while Al Downing Bill Kunkel Hal Reniff Stan Williams Tom Metcalf Steve Hamilton and Harry Bright replace the seven in action.
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Bob Turley
Truman Clevenger
Bud Daley
Jim Coates
Luis Arroyo
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al Downing
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Hal Reniff
Stan Williams
Tom Metcalf
Steve Hamilton
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1965 Women’s Open to be played at Atlantic City Country Club
The 1965 Women’s Open golf championship will be held at the Atlantic City Country Club in Northfield New Jersey. The previous Open took place at this course in 1948 and was won by Mrs. George Zaharias. The 1964 event is set for the San Diego Country Club in Chula Vista California.
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Thunderbirds rout Newport in Bantam League opener
The 77 Taxi Thunderbirds defeated Newport Optimist 66 to 6 at Madison Athletic Field. Don Bremer threw four TD passes to Marcus Hunter and Gary Begley, with Mike Thompson and Larry Fitzpatrick scoring on the ground, and Darr ell Walker returning a 50-yard interception for a TD. Newport scored in the second period, and the Newport Boys Club beat Cleaves 22–0 in the second game.
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Yale Extends Series Edge Over Ivy League Foes
Yale University maintains a series lead over all Ivy League opponents in football, reinforcing its status in conference play this season.
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