Diverse Sports Scores And League Standings From Various Circuits
A long list of regional leagues and major events covers bowling, golf, and horse racing results. Notable items include Tris Amino and Suncrest Orange in bowling, Tris Amino and Rinesmith in team totals, and a Scotch Mixed Foursomes win by Shirley Englehorn and Sam Snead. Football notes mention Arkansas probation. racing notes include Aqueduct and Narragansett Park winners. International and Eastern leagues report results and upcoming games across several cities.
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Sam Snead
Dallas
Arkansas
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Michael Hole
Grey Spot
Narragansett Park
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Double Heritage
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Golf Lessons By Englehorn Snead Costly Victory in Mixed Fourball
Shirley Englehorn and Sam Snead won the Haig & Haig mixed foursome tournament in Sebring Florida with a 16 under par 272. Englehorn drained two eagles in the final nine holes to seal the one stroke victory over Don Finsterwald and Marlene Bauer Hagge. The costly lesson sum for the pair totaled 2800 dollars each.
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Sebring
Fla
UPI
Shirley Englehorn
Sam Snead
Miss Englehorrn
Slammin
Sam
Don Finsterwald
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Finsterwald-Hagge
L.hebert Suggs
Bayer-Mann
Boros-Rawls
Sikes-Haynie
Jeh- Whitworth
Ellis
Pert Smith
Ie Orluemke
Baxterne
Scramble For No 1 Ranking Shakes Top 10
Top 10 chaos as four of the nation’s leading teams lose. Michigan, Vanderbilt, and St Louis drop in key games, while Wichita, San Francisco, Duke, UCLA, and Kentucky win to boost their standings. Notable scores include Nebraska 73 73 over Michigan and Virginia Tech 69 64 over Vanderbilt.
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Nebraska
Vanderbilt
Virginia Tech
St. Louis
Missouri
Wichita
Brigham Young
San Francisco
Duke
UCLA
Kentucky
Dons
California
South Carolina
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Dave Stallworth
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John Malaise
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Walt Wesley
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Larry Humes
Evansville
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St. Joseph's
Hofstra
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Dick Martini
Hetzel
Jacksonville
Dick Snyder
West Virginia
Richmond
Howe Shannon
Techmen
Blacksburg
John Wetzle
Maryland
Terps
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Tom Green
South's Booters Are Tops in 1964 NCAA Awards
A UPI report says Dixie players dominated 1964 NCAA kicking honors with Mississippi’s Frank Lambert winning punting, Alabama’s Dave Ray top in kick scoring, and Louisiana’s Doug Moreau in field goals. Ray set a 59 point season record and Lambert posted a 44.1 punt average on 50 attempts.
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New York
UPI
Dixie
South
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mississippi
Frank Lambert
Alabama
Dave Ray
Louisiana
Doug Moreau
Ray
Lambert
Danny Thomas
Southern Methodist
Scarborough Downs Race Finishes By Post Positions
In Scarborough Maine during the 1963 meet at Scarborough Downs seven horses finished in the order of their post positions. It marked the first such occurrence at the track in 13 years.
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Scarborough, Maine
UPI
Scarborough Downs
SEC Talent Scramble LSU Tulane Sign Eight Prospects
Tulane and LSU each signed eight high school football players for grants in aid over the weekend. Tulane added seven Louisiana prep stars and one from Tennessee, while LSU signed seven Louisianians and one Mississippian. The recruiting also highlighted Alabama Auburn Georgia and Mississippi State signings as the SEC opens its season with rapid activity.
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Ferriday
James
Butch” Poteet
Vidalia
NEW Orleans
UPTI
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Tennessee
LSU
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Frank McCoy
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Jimmy Trahan
Terrebonne
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Dwight Howell
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Billy Shaidnagle
Cathedral
Natchez
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Tommy Youngblood
Fair Park
Shreveport
Johnny Domingue
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Barry Bordelon
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SEC
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Paul Davis
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Dwight Fisk
Nettleton
Norton Barlow
Utica
Metairie
Frank Chambers
Owensboro
Mike Hall
Birmingham Tarrant High School
Ron Yarbrough
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Sewanee
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Virginia Tech
Evansville
Florida
Miami
Smu
Buffalo
Hetzel Leads Davidson Scoring Streak in Conference Start
Hetzel averages 32.5 points over four games as Davidson, Citadel, and West Virginia lead the Southern Conference race. He scored 130 points including 53 in a 113-82 win over Furman. Virginia Tech, West Virginia, and Richmond posted notable late-week wins as the season nears the Christmas break.
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Davidson
Hetzel
Wildcats
Furman
VMI
Joe Kruszewski
Citadel
West Virginia
Ecord
William and Mary
George Washington
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
47 Point Quarter Sets New NFL Scoring Record
The St Louis Cardinals and the Philadelphia Eagles combined for 47 points in the second period to set an NFL scoring record. St Louis led 30-27 at halftime and held off Philadelphia to win 36-34. The burst included passes from Charley Johnson and Norm Snead to multiple receivers and two field goals by Jim Bakken.
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ST. Louis
St Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Jim Bakken
Jerry Stovall
St Louis
Charley Johnson
Billy Cambrell
Norm Snead
Philadelphia
Pete Retzlaff
Snead
Ron Goodwin
Johnson
Jackie Smith
Ray Poage
Bakken
Commodores Face North Carolina After Loss to Virginia Tech
No. 3 Vanderbilt travels to Chapel Hill for a clash with North Carolina following a 69-64 setback to Virginia Tech. Kentucky, Mississippi State and other SEC teams posted wins as the schedule moved toward tournament play this week.
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Vanderbilt
Commodores
North Carolina
Nashvillians
Virginia Tech
Billy Cunningham
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Kentucky
Charlotte
Mississippi
Louisiana Tech
SEC
Giardello Seeks First Title Defense Against Carter
Philadelphia report says middleweight champion Joey Giardello 34 from Cherry Hill N J defends his title tonight vs Rubin Carter 27 of Paterson N J in a bout tipped 7-5 in Giardello’s favor. Promoter Jimmy Riggio forecasts a 12 000 crowd and $200 000 gate, but even close friends doubt those totals.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Joey Giardello
Rubin
Hurricane
Joey
Cherry Hill
N.J
Paterson
N J
Jimmy Riggio
Riggio
Morris Injury To Heal By '65
Chicago based report says Johnny Morris, NFL record holder with 93 receptions this season, broke his collarbone attempting his 94th. Team physician Theodore Fox said the injury should heal without complications and Morris will be ready for next season.
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Chicago
UPI
Johnny Morris
Theodore Fox
Morris
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