California stars lift USC UCLA in Bay Area talent push
Southern California teams rely on Bay Area players to boost national ranking. O J Simpson sets junior college marks and headlines USC while UCLA recruits Gary Beban and Greg Jones. Bruins showcase Zenon Andrusynshyn as placekicker and punt specialist as quarterback debate centers on Beban and Sogge.
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USC
UCLA
Bay Area
Simpson
Ollie Matson
San Francisco City College
Matson
Alier
Trojans
Washington State
Bert Clark
Cal Stolle
Michigan State
Duffy Daughterty
Tom Ellis
Texas
Ucla Bruins
Gary Beban
Redwood City
San Francisco
Greg Jones
South San Francisco
Bruins
Mel Farr
Detroit Lions
Jones
Tennessee
Vol
Bruin
Cee
Tommy Prothro
Zenon Andrusynshyn
Oakville
Ontario
Canada
Andrusynshyn
Zenon
AJ Jolson
Race at a glance shows games remaining
Fragmented OCR lists multiple teams and cities with scattered scores and dates, mentioning New York Boston Kansas City and California. It hints at an at a glance summary of upcoming games and standings but the details are incomplete.
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Ingtan
Uz Calitornis
Kynsae
Seo
Boston
I Neel
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al Forte
Kansas City
Cards Clinch NL Pennant in Early Victory over Phillies
The St Louis Cardinals clinched the 1964 National League pennant with a 3-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies as Bob Gibson returned from injury to post a three hit outing. The victory raised their record to 95 56 and gave them an unbeatable lead over the San Francisco Giants. Beer baron Gussie Busch was doused with champagne in celebration while General Manager Stan Musial and manager Red Schoendienst led the acknowledgments.
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Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Cardinals
Monday Night
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Gibson
Cards
San Francisco Giants
Bardn
Gussie Busch
Cardinal
Stan
Musial
Red Schoendienst
Rams and college coaches praise players after early games
In a day of competitive football, Rams star Casey clashes with officiating over a Rose push and a helmet catch. Rams coach Allen touts the Casey for Tom Moore trade. USC, UCLA, Cal State Long Beach and Valley State figures earn praise for coaching and standout plays.
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Rams
Casey
Saints
Spain
New Orleans
Green Bay
Allen
Casey-for-Tom Moore
Atlanta
Bernie
USC
John McKay
Trojans
Washington State
McKay
Steve Sogge
Prothro
Pittsburgh
UCLA
Pitt
Cal State
Don Reed
Phil Johnson
Reed
Cal Poly Pomona
Bill Parks
Parks
Bruce Lemmerman
Valley State
Don Manning
Reichardt’s clutch hit fuels Angels win over White Sox
In a tense 3-2 win for the Angels over Chicago, Reichardt’s single drives in the deciding run as Umpire Emmett Ashford rules on a key tag, with Stanky and Rigney praising the play. Burdette retires after a storied career, while Fregosi and Gann Cafer contribute despite injuries.
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White Sox
Repoz
Emmett Ashford
Stanky
Reichardt
Rigney
Black Power and Gramb ling College Football Exposed
Esquire magazine profiles Grambling College and its football program under coach Edward Guy Robinson. The piece argues Black Power as a pathway to pro stardom, detailing scouting practices and the All America ratings. It portrays Grambling as a factory producing NFL players and suggests selective biases in ratings and offers.
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George Frasier
Grambling College
Edward Guy Robinson
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Rookie Duffie Shaky In Dodgers Loss To Mets
John Duffie, pitching in the majors for the first time, allowed four runs five innings as the Dodgers lost 7-2 to the Mets in New York. Duffie impressed with control while his fielders committed four errors, and Sandy Koufax enjoyed a celebratory night as Mets fans cheered him.
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