Mongo Triumphs Over Kelso In International Dirt Duel
Mongo, ridden by Wayne Chambers, defeated Kelso by a half length in the Washington International at Laurel. Valenzuela's foul claim was rejected after film review, with Mongo earning 90 000 dollars and securing turf crown status. Kelso paid 2.40 to place and 2.20 to show. Nyrcos of France finished third. rest of field followed.
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Round Table
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Hungary
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Venezuela
Christmas Island
Ireland
Bryansk
Russia
International
Sailor's Guide
Australia
Tudor Era
U.S
Valenzuela
Carl Hanford
Laurel
T. W. Lark
United States
Frederick Cadets fall from title pace after rough finish
Coach Jack Molesworth praised the 1964 Frederick Cadets as the season showed injuries and a late slump. Despite a strong start and standout play from quarterback Lou Bruchey, the team finished fourth in the Tri-State League after three decisive losses and a scoreless tie that derailed momentum.
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South Hagerstown
Jack Molesworth
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Boonshore
Martinsburg
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Tri-State
Boonsboro
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Waynesboro
Wheaton
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Fort Hill
Maryland
Cadets
Andover
Dave Boyd
Blaine Smith
Larry Thompson
Terry Morgan
Bing Myers
Jack Hart
Hall
Stan
Keyser
Bruchey
Hart
Rodney) Sewell
Benny
Grove
Smith
Thompson
Giants and Packers Hold Edge in Late NFL Schedule
The Giants and Packers appear favored as the season ends with five games left. New York, tied with Cleveland, plays four at home, facing only two solid teams in St Louis and Pittsburgh while others are struggling. Green Bay faces a tough slate with no home break, matching San Francisco and Los Angeles, and a Thanksgiving tilt against Detroit. The Bears also host much of their remaining games, facing Pittsburgh and Minnesota as well as San Francisco before meeting the Giants.
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Associated Press
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Green Bay Packers
National Football League
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Dallas
Washington
Cardinals
Detroit
Browns
Green Bay
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
Bears
Los Angeles
Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit Lions
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Yankee Stadium
Nugent Looks to Reserves for Help
University of Maryland coach Tom Nugent turned attention to third and fourth teams as the Terps prepared for Clemson. Regulars were excused after a 42-7 Navy loss, while reserves played a regulation game against the freshmen, who won 21-14. Nugent hinted at possible new faces for the final two games.
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University of Maryland
Tom Nugent
Terps
Clemson
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Navy
Nugent
Athletics Tie Team Win Record Under Ed Lopat
The Kansas City Athletics tied a team record by winning 73 games under manager Ed Lopat last season. They also achieved a notable win total in 1958.
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Kansas City Athletics
Ed Lopat
Hardin Aims Special Weapon Staubach Duke Next Navy Target
Annapolis AP Coach Wayne Hardin eyes ending a nine year winless run against Duke. He brings Roger Staubach and a 1963 Navy powerhouse to Durham for a pivotal game before Army and a possible Bowl bid. Staubach’s 1544 total yards and 94 completions highlight Navy’s potent offense as they seek revenge.
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Wayne Hardin
Navy
Duke
Durham
N.C
Roger Staubach
Hardin
Army
Middies
Blue Devils
Joe Beliinc
Norfolk
Staubach
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
N.C. State
Southern California
Twin Double-435-5 Event Results and Entries
The report lists a twin double event with 24 entrants totaling $733.40 in prizes. Attendance reached 3,832, noting overall participation and financials for the competition.
Number One Texas Faces Threat From TCU Saturday
Texas coach Darrell Royal recalls three past upsets by Texas Christian University when ranked No 1 and warns this year’s No 1 status may not protect the Longhorns. He cites 1941 1959 1961 upsets and notes Royal fears a repeat could boost TCU’s confidence as Texas prepares for the game.
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Texas Christian University
Darrell Royal
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TCU
Texas Christian
Frogs
Longhorns
Texas A and M
Syracuse
Mississippi
Rice
Royal
Texas Christian Coach Abe Martin Hanged in Effigy on Campus
AP reports at Fort Worth that Texas Christian University students hung a life sized dummy of coach Abe Martin in front of Daniel-Meyer Coliseum with a note demanding a new coach. The Frogs, 3 3 0, had just lost to LSU in Baton Rouge and were under pressure amid prank history.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Abe Martin
Daniel-Meyer
Abe
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Horned Frogs
Martin
Texas Tech
Jim Swink
Moore Released After Head Injury Visit
Baltimore reports half back Lenny Moore, hospitalized for observation after a head injury in Sundays Lions game, was released Monday and visited the Colts office in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Lenny Moore
Detroit Lions
Baltimore Colts
U S Olympic Committee Rejects JFK Mediation Plan
The USOC rejected President Kennedy's proposal to name three board members to mediate the AAU NCAA dispute. The AAU vetoed the plan over interference concerns. The clash with NCAA loomed over the 1964 Olympic team amid mediation talks after Gen. Douglas MacArthur's earlier involvement. Ex-Giant Leon Wagner led LA Angels with 26 homers last season.
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U.S. Olympic Committee
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Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
America
Douglas MacArthur
Leon
Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
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