Colts Favored To Stop Cards In NFL Action
Associated Press reports the Colts, slight favorites for Monday night, rely on home field and running game with Lorich and a reworked Moore as Unitas seeks a tight edge against the Cardinals in a potential NFL title game preview.
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Open Tokyo Olympic Games Amid Sellout Demand
Tokyo opens the $2 billion Olympic Games as 72,000 fans fill the National Stadium and tickets on the black market reach 100 to 500 dollars. North Korea and Indonesia withdraw over a dispute, Ecuador abstains, while 8,000 athletes from 95 nations compete. Russia expected to win about 45 golds, USA 35, Japan 15. Televised across continents via Syncom satellite.
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Racers Test Fuel Dragsters at Rockford Dragway
The Rockford Dragway hosts time trials at 9 am and races at 2 pm as top Midwest drivers prep for the Mid-American Championships on Oct 17 and 18. Bob Brockman in Gulzer Jr. faces Chuck Widdig in Quartermaster Jr. in a key injected duel. More than 600 cars expected over the two days.
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Monroe to Host Chicago Basketball Team in December
Loach Lee Mitchell announced the third and final non conference game for 1964 65 season with Phillips High School of Chicago The Dec 18 matchup will be played at Monroe Phillips enrolls about 2400 The team also plays Kimberly on Nov 21 and Freeport on Nov 28 as part of the non conference slate.
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Kaderly Guards Platteville State Football Team
Tom Kaderly, freshman from Judo, plays guard for the 1964 Platteville State University Pioneer football squad. His school record spans football wrestling and track. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Kaderly of rural Juda.
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Dorothy Schott Leads Pleasure League With 546 Honor Count
Dorothy Schott posted the high honor count in last night's Pleasure League, a 546. Leona Gruenewald also reached 511, with a 210 game. Team highlights included Share's Texaco 835 single game and 2304 team series, Eaton's sweeping four wins, and Oaktron 889 game 2469 series. In City League, Bruny and Retzlaff each 558 series with Retzlaff 206 game. Eaton's won team action 40-0-4.
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119 Bear Taken In Early Season
Wisconsin bear hunters bagged 119 bears in a 16 day fall season with few violations and no gun accidents. The Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association called it highly successful and urged fixes including tighter town board gun discharge rules, cub protection, and a nominal hunting license to track hunters and aid enforcement. Iron and Forest counties attracted most hunters, nearly half the bears came from Florence and Forest counties, and a black bear trophy status was noted for tourism and sport.
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Offensive Game Sought by Coach
Monroe high school coach Gary Ruge aims for a stronger offensive game at Middleton for homecoming. Defensive tackle Gayle Johnson is out with an infected tooth removal, Tom Bacon starts at tackle, Mike Connors returns for his first action after a broken collarbone. Paul Frenzel may miss with hand stitches, replaced by Gordy Blum if needed.
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Toast of Yankees Stottlemyre Stars in Series Clincher
Mel Stottlemyre, raised in Yakima and a surprise Yankees signee, delivered a masterful 8-3 win over the Cardinals in Busch Stadium to even the 1964 World Series at one game apiece. The rookie pitcher showed poise, mixing curves and a sinking fastball to stifle St Louis and earn crucial support from teammates and manager Yogi Berra.
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Dennis Hull Signs With Chicago Black Hawks
The Chicago Black Hawks announced the signing of Dennis Hull a 19 year old forward and brother of Bobby Hull. He played four seasons with the St. Catharines Black Hawks of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A League.
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Punt Pass Kick Test Tomorrow at Monroe Athletic Field
More than 200 boys registered for the annual Punt Pass and Kick contest at T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field tomorrow at 1 30 p m. Gary Ruge director of the Monroe contest invites public spectators to watch grade and junior high entrants. The event mirrors national aims with zone and district winners earning trips to NFL events and all expense trips financed by Ford dealers and the NFL. Prizes include Packers gear for younger groups and gold silver bronze trophies for older participants.
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Thompson Mann sails past record in 100 backstroke
Chesapeake swimmer Thompson Mann broke his own world mark in the 100 meter backstroke in Tokyo to earn a spot on the United States 400 meter medley relay at the Olympics. His time stood at 59.8 seconds.
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