Marchetti Is Back Dolis Odds Raised
Gino Marchetti returns to push the Baltimore Colts toward the Western Division title. The defense adds Billy Ray Smith and Ordell Braase with Jackie Burkett Don Shinnike and Bill Pellington in the linebacking corps. Offense features Johnny Unitas Raymond Berry and Jimmy Orr with Jim Parker and Lenny Moore in key roles. Jerry Logan Jim Welch and John Mackey reinforce the secondary and receiving corps as camp opens.
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United Press International
Westminster, Md
UPI
Gino Marchetti
Baltimore Colts
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Colts
Billy Ray Smith
Smith
Carroll Rosenbloom
Ordell Braase
Fred Miller
Jackie Burkett
Don Shinnike
Bill Pellington
Don Shula
Lenny Lyles
Bobby Boyd
Jerry Logan
Jim Welch
Johny Unitas
Unitas
Raymond Berry
Jimmy Orr
Packers
Bears
John Mackey
Syracuse
Floyd Patterson to Begin Training Camp in Marlboro
Floyd Patterson, back from Europe, says only Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston keep him from retiring. He will start training Monday at his Marlboro, New York camp for a possible title clash or another top opponent. Patterson notes a recent comeback win over Eddie Machen in Stockholm and remains hopeful of a title shot this year, with Europe as a fallback option in late year.
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UPI
Floyd Patterson
Europe
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Switzerland
Marlboro
Upstate
Cassius
Floyd
Eddie Machen
Los Angeles
Stockholm
Sweden
Machen
World Boxing Association
Clay
Veterans Benefit Fact Report Opens New Aid Options
Veterans and dependents may qualify for tax free benefits totaling thousands of dollars. Mel Pinsker notes the 1964 Veterans Facts Report outlines pension, compensation, widow payments, loans, hospitalization, private physicians, civil service preference, GI insurance, education, Social Security credits, death and burial allowances, and more. Send $1 for the report to Veterans Advisory Service, 8631 on Boulevard, Miami, Florida.
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Veteran Affairs
Mel Pinsker
Veterans Benefits
Veterans Advisory Service
On Boulevard
Miami
Florida
Midget Grid Teams Set To Open Season Play
Beckley Civitan Club sponsors five Midget Football teams for the seventh season opening Sept 25 at 6 30 p m with two games East Beckley Wildcats vs North Beckley Mountaineers West Beckley Hornets vs Bowling Addition Blue Devils South Beckley opening the following Tuesday Officials for each game will be appointed by Raleigh County Coal conference association South Beckley seeks about 15 more players Coaches and managers listed for North Beckley Fast Beckley West Beckley Bowling Addition and South Beckley with names and roles provided
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East Beckley Wildcats
North Beckley Mountaineers
West Beckley Hornets
Blue Devils
South Beckley
Raleigh County Coal Conference Officials Association
Richard Cooper
North Beckley
Art Seymour
Tom Osborne
al Benton
Jim Chambers
Fast Beckley
Bill Scruggs
Norman Southern
iGuy Rumberg
James Kessinger
West Beckley
Tony Misiti
Dave Finley
Larry Ciccarel
I. D. Christian
Paul Fourney
Delbert ‘Thurman
George Torrico
Frank Baker
Andy Barbera
Tom Hicks
Frank Rodriguez
Willard Brown
George Sparks
John Hindsley
Courtney Wins 1 Open in St Paul Golf Classic
Courtney captured the St Paul Open title finishing 13 under with a 272 total. His 15th hole four-wood tee shot from 220 yards nearly dropped in for a birdie and sealed a three-stroke win over Sifford McGowan Funseth tied for second at 275. Boros Nichols Harris Devlin and Howie Johnson trailed. Venturi finished 279.
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Akron
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Courtney
Charles Sifford
Los Angeles
Jack McGowan
Largo
Fla
Rod Funseth
Spokane
Wash
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Bobby Nichols
Corona
Calif
Labron Harris
Burneyville
Okla
Bruce Devlin
Sydney
Australia
Howie Johnson
Palm Springs
Ken Venturi
Boston Patriots Host Jets In Preseason Tilt
Boston and New York meet in Lowell in the second exhibition game for both teams after early losses. Boston relies on Art Graham and rookie Jon Morris to spark the offense while Jets coach Weeb Ewbank weighs rookie quarterbacks Mike Taliaferro and Pete Liske for backing up the starter. Also noted is Bob Jackson’s move from Chargers to Raiders and other waiver and roster changes across the NFL.
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Lowell
Mass
Boston Patriots
New York Jets
Boston
Houston Oilers
Jets
Buffalo Bills
Patriot
Mike Holovak
Art Graham
Jon Morris
Graham
Oilers
Morris
Holy Cross
Chicago
Weeb Ewbank
Mike Taliaferro
Pete Liske
Taliaferro
Patriots
Liske
New Brunswick
N.J
Bob Jackson
San Diego Chargers
Oakland Raiders
Jackson
Chargers
Allan Miller
Oakland
Bob Livingston
Roy Peck
Herman Urenda
Maury Schleicher
Bill Tobin
Missouri
Andrew Rice
Texas Southern
Wasted Practice in NWA Tourney Leads to Qualifying Struggles
In Hutchinson Kansas UPI reports the opening qualifying round at Prairie Dunes for the National Women's Amateur saw top contenders struggle as shifting winds altered hole play. Brigitte Varagnot of Paris shot 78 to sit two behind the leaders. Gloria Eheret Danbury Donna Gilliam Susan Gregory also posted 76s, while Jo Anne Gunderson Barbara McIntire and 14 year old Marsha Houghton carded 77s.
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Hutchinson
Kan
UPI
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Brigitte Varagnot
Paris
Gloria Ehret
Danbury
Conn
Donna Gilliam
Whittier
Calif
Robert Thianfeldt
Seattle
Wash
Susan Gregory
Pine Bluff
Ark
Jo Anne Gunderson
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Colo
Marsha Houghton
Modesto
Marshall Adds 3 Teams To Basketball Schedule
Marshall University announces a 24 game 1964 65 basketball schedule adding West Virginia Wesleyan The Citadel and Florida Southern replacing St Francis Pa Ohio Wesleyan and the Alumni The Big Green open December 1 at Steubenville and play Ohio University in the MAC opener December 12 Loyola Chicago visits January 13 for Huntington matchup The Wesleyan rivalry dates to 1925 with a 30 11 Marshall edge through 41 meetings The 1964 65 schedule marks first meeting with Florida Southern and The Citadel
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Marshall University
Huntington Memorial Field House
West Virginia Wesleyan
Citadel
Florida Southern
Big Green
St. Francis
Ohio Wesleyan
Ellis Johnson
Steubenville
Ohio
Ohio University
MAC
Morris Harvey
Eastern Kentucky
Morehead
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
Marshall
Casion
Memorial Field House
Wesleyan
NASCAR Grows From First Beach Race to Nationwide Heavyweight
Daytona Beach Florida UPI six sixteen years since Robert N Red Byron won the first NASCAR event at a 150 mile beach road course the sport has expanded to a major circuit with 55 races drawing about 15 million spectators last year. Daytona International Speedway hosts the Daytona 500 during speed weeks drawing up to 80 000 fans with seats up to 20. The sport leads in prize money with NASCAR racing surpassing other circuits. The corn borer is at work both on corn and television.
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Fila
UPI
Robert N
Red
Byron
Atlanta
National Association For
Nascar
Florida
Daytona International Speedway
Virginia
Speedway
NCAA Plans Indoor Track Meet in Detroit
NCAA will stage its first indoor track and field championships next March at Detroit Cobo Hall. The event, approved by the NCAA executive committee, will run March 12 to 13 and mark a new indoor season milestone for college athletics.
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New York
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Detroit
Cobo Hall
Bears And Packers Clash In Preseason Exhibition
The Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears square off in a Milwaukee exhibition as both teams sprint toward the new season. Bart Starr calls the rivalry large even in a tune up, while Vince Lombardi hopes for healthy stars and key returns from injury. Other NFL notes include Bob Khayat retiring to study law, and Lions, Cardinals, Eagles, and Steelers previewing weekend games with lineup tweaks and injury updates.
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Green Bay
Packers
Bears
Milwaukee
Bart Starr
Vince Lombardi
O’bradovich
Washington Redskins
Lombardi
Jim Taylor
Tom Moore
Taylor
New York Giants
Moore
Giants
Rich Kreitling
Doug Atkins
Redskins
Bob Khayat
Mississippi
Khayat
Sophia Begins Ball Practice
Sophia High School’s football team starts practice with about 40 players, 20 senior lettermen, and coach Jess Lacey stressing attitude and opponent strength. The Blue Hawks open against Clear Fork High School on September 4, with returning seniors Wayne Bowman Ronald Stone James Romeo Walter Daniels Gary Walker Darrell Billings Richard Bryant James Hicks Tommy Meadows Steve Lowry Tim Hite Jerry Allen Tommy Poe and Bob Bans.
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Jess Lacey
Blue Hawks
Sophia Blue Hawks
Clear Fork High School
Wayne Bowman
Ronald Stone
James Romeo
Walter Daniels
Gary Walker
Darrell Billings
Richard Bryant
James _ Hicks
Tommy Meadows
Steve Lowry
Tim Hite
Jerry Allen
Tommy Poe
Bob Bans
Major League Leaders National and American Standings
Baseball leaders across leagues list top performers by games, at bats and hits with batting averages. Names include Mays, Santo, Williams, Aaron, Killebrew, Colavito and others, with highlights on home runs and runs batted in. Pitching leaders show Koufax and Bunning among others with win loss and ERA figures.
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Pit
Ay Wilms
Chi
Santo
Mays
Allen
Phil
Aaron
Mil
Carty
Cripht
Torre
Hunt
Boyer
St.l
G. AB
R. HL. Pet
Oliva
Min
Mantle
Robnsa
Fregosi
I Chance
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Freehn
Det
Allisn
Howrd
Killern
Kaline
Giants
Williams
Cubs
Cepeda
Robinson
Reds
Killebrew
Twins
Powell
Orioles
Colavito
A’s
Allison
Stuart
Red Sox
Wagner
Indians
Cards
Braves
White Sox
Chance
Angels
Downing
Yanks
Years Ending In '4' Bad For Yank Lovers
Yankee haters rally as the Yankees struggle in a year ending in four. Whitey Ford is hurt, Mantle hits poorly, and Mel Stottlemyre shines in debut. Al Lopez downplays the Yankees, while fans entertain myths of black cats and voodoo in a playful, era-tinged tone.
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New York
UPI
Yogi Berra
Cleveland
Eddie Lopat
Eddie
Yankees
Orioles
Jinx Brigade
Whitey Ford
Whitey
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Chicago
Balti
Indians Fall to Springfield in Eastern League clash
Springfield Indians edged Charleston 7 6 as Jose Calero starred with four singles three RBIs and two runs while making a diving catch to start an inning ending double play. Reading beat Elmira 3 1 to climb to second place and Brant Alyea drove in seven for York in a 9 3 win. Williamsport lost 2 1 as Jim Hardin fanned six in the nightcap.
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United Press International
Springfield Giants
Charleston
Jose Calero
Billy Wade
Hector Gardenas
Jerry Kelly
Cliff Smith
Terry Barber
Mets
Jim Hardin
Alyea
Williamsport
Bill Haywood
Hardin
Bobby Sanders
Racing Champ Favored In Austrian Grand Prix
Defending world champion Jim Clark of Britain is favored to regain the lead in the Austrian Grand Prix at Zeltweg on Sunday. Clark drives for Lotus and trails Graham Hill, who is out after a broken vertebra from a training crash at Snetterton, England. The race marks the first world championship event ever held in Austria.
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UPI
Jim Clark
Britain
Zeltweg
Clark
Lotus
Graham Hill
BRM
Hill
Snetterton
Norwich
England
Austria
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