Remington Arms No 1 wins 15th National Industrial Trapshoot
The Remington Arms No 1 team of Bridgeport Connecticut won the 15th Annual National Industrial Trapshoot at the Sportsmen's Club with a 234 total. Armco No 1, defending champs, tied for second with Walz Motor Co. at 233 but lost the shootoff for runner up.
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Remington Arms
Bridgeport
Donn
Midwest
Sportsmen's Club
Armco
Walz Motor Co
East Alton
Ill
Illinois
Paul Harris
West Carrollton
Buckeye Tool
Dayton
W. Emerick
Delco- Moraine
Emerick
Harris
Amateur Trapshooting Association
Lebanon Raceway First to Ninth Races Full Card
Race card lists eight racing events at Lebanon Raceway with multiple horses per event including Pace and Trot divisions and drivers such as Blevins Gallagher Layman Jones Burnett and others across nine races. The lineup features horses named Windale Flyer Mighty Jerry Keokuk Scotty Han over and Lavender Gene among others with various handlers and owners.
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Bonnie Gander
Blevins
Romola Stone
Gallagher
Business Like
Layman
Ronnie G
Jones
Barclay Bob
Burnett
Rapport Foist
Windale Flyer
Baker
Frosty Future
Lynch
Trott Rasmatz
Jacobs
Mighty Jerry
True Boy
Myers
Home Remedy
Webb
Lilly Queen
Frye
Wally N
Keokuk
Rankin
Scotty Hanover
Haworth
Wilma Bunter
Crager
Rudy Blackstone
DeBaun
Breeze
Dan Jones
Simone Star
Brown
Richard’s Pride
Bowman
Claire Lite
Hanners
Hiram
Owens
Widow Maker
Bean
Mike Astra
TBA
Scotch Mix
Huber
Scotch Bonnie
Holtzmuller
Mr J. Scott
McConnaughey
Tomaris
Dewbre
Direct Ensign
the Tag
Rip Ko San
Burgett
Empalle
Burlington
Kit
Pace
Velvet Way
Miss Crafty
Forrer
Demon Diane
Manning
Kitty Reynolds
Hardy
Flashy Crumbrook
True Duchess
Niemczycki
Dee's Nugget
Single Wave
McKeever
Pace Abbe Hudson
Daily
Royal Heritage
Marchi
Terina
Spendlove
Doll Baby
Arnold
Garden Acres
Pat Wayne
Chick Pick
Martin
Abe Wilson
Miller
Yucatan
Highland Pat Davis
Battle Gold
Bradstreet
K den Volo
Kochheiser
Gay Keystone
Jane Lind
Ebenhack
Wilma Creed
Oswalt
Magic J
Lavender Gene
Miss Scott
Tommy Goose
Dowell
Josedale Sky Chief
Gypsy Lady
Sanders
Sardis Miss
Satterthwaite
Dixie Jean
Paver
Lassies Laddie
Sports Bowl 5 Finishes Fourth In State Meet
Sports Bowl 5, led by Carroll Yocum and June Shuster, placed fourth in the Ohio State Match-Game Tournament at Western Bowl Columbus. The team surged to first after 10 games, but faded to 915 and 885 final blocks while Imperial Body of Cleveland won. Yocum averaged 209 and Shuster 204 with multiple 600-plus three-game blocks amid a 24-team field.
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Columbus
Imperial Body of
Cleveland
Carroll Yocum
June Shuster
Yocum
Shuster
Packers Pull Off Surprising Kick Rule Play In Opener
Green Bay defeated the Chicago Bears 23-12 in the NFL season opener. Coach Vince Lombardi used Rule 3, Section 11, Article 2 to attempt an untimed free kick after a fair catch, with Elijah Pitts and Bart Starr executing the setup and Paul Hornung kicking the successful field goal.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Packers
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Elijah Pitts
Vince Lombardi
Playoffs Decide Brown's Run Meet Championship
In a playoff at Brown's Run Country Club the champions were John Griffin Russell Anness Richard Fiahle Sr and Fred Fleig who edged Virgil Schwarm Walt Rentschler Bill Griesmer and Charles Beeler for the title. Third place also went to a playoff team Owen Combs Morris Smith W. T. Snider and Co Mers over Townsell Marshall Ed Scanlon Bob Perry and Lee Weitzenkorn. Forty eight teams? Actually 38 teams competed. Dick Bunting shot 70 for low gross at Forest Hills with blind bogey winners George Hoover Dave Popp Ed Marshall and Bob Barnhart. Cliff Sweeney beat Tom Greene to reach the Wildwood Championship final against Jim Ritter while Johny Warner had 74 for low gross. Sweeney was runner-up with 77. Larry Fraley Bd McCandless 80s Ben Atchley 83 Clayton Hollon 84 Ed Sherman 86.
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Brown's Run Country Club
John Griffin
Russell Anness
Richard Fiahle Sr
Fred Fleig
Virgil Schwarm
Walt Rentschler
Bill Griesmer
Charles Beeler
Owen Combs Morris Smith
W. T. Snider
Co. M. Mers
Towns
Dick Bunting
Forest Hills Country Club
George Hoover
Dave Popp
Ed Marshall
Bob Barnhart
Wildwood
Sweeney
Jim Ritter
Johny Warner
Sweeney Wa
Larry Fraley
Bd McCandless
Ben Atchley
Clayton Hollon
Ed Sherman
Capozzi Captures Gunyan Tournament Women’s Title
Middletown’s Connie Capozzi won the Gunyan Tournament women’s title in Huntington West Virginia by defeating Parkersburg’s Missie Bradley 3 6 6 1 6 1 in the final. Capozzi becomes first women’s champion as the event shifts from a men’s contest. Her next stop is the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans between Christmas and New Year’s. Jesus Pimentel of Mexico knocked out Appolonio Salinas of Mexico bantamweights in Monterrey.
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Middletown
Connie Capozzi
Huntington
W. Va
Miss Capozzi
Missie Bradley
Parkersburg
New Orleans
Monterrey
Mexico
Jesus Pimentel
Appolonio Salinas
Dora May Delay Famed Yacht Run
Thousands of spectators watched as hurricane Dora loomed over Newport on the eve of the America's Cup races. The 12 meter yachts America's Constitution and Britain's Sovereign faced possible delays with a Tuesday start, forecast winds of 40 knots threatening to cancel. If the storm persists, both vessels may be hauled from the water for safety as the long standing challenge history weighs on U S grip.
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Newport
America
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Sub Rule Confusing Upsets Seen
Hugh Fullerton Jr notes UCLA beat Pitt 17 12 in the season opener and predicts more upsets as teams adjust to 1964 rules. He cites uncertainty across returning platoons and coaching strategies while AP panel voters place Mississippi and Oklahoma atop the preseason poll.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Pitt
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Jets open AFL season with record crowd in New York
The AFL opened its fifth season with a crowd of 44 497 at Shea Stadium as the Jets crushed the Broncos 30 6 in New York. Buffalo beat Kansas City 34 17 and Boston edged Oakland 17 14 as San Diego defeated Houston 27 21.
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Associated Press
American Football League
Buffale
New York Jets
Shea Stadium
Denver
Jets
New York
AFL
Buffalo
Bills
Kansas City
Boston Patriots
Oakland
Billy Cannon
Raiders
San Diego Chargers
Houston Oilers
Broncos
Bill Baird
Jacky Lee
Dick Wood
Gene Heeter
Jim Turner
Foley's Hearing To Be Thursday On Suspension
A racing commission hearing on suspension of Dravo Foley, a thoroughbred trainer, will be held next Thursday instead of Sept 30 as originally scheduled. Commission executive secretary Paul D. Fleming announced Saturday.
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Ohio
API
Racing Commission
Dravo Foley
Commission
Paul D. Fleming
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