Moore Stars In 47-27 Colts Rout Cardinals
Lenny Moore leads the Baltimore Colts in a 47-27 victory over St. Louis, part of a four-game win streak. Baltimore's renewed ground game, including a Moore five yard run, boosts their Western Division lead as Unitas, Matte, and Berry contribute big plays. Attendance 60,213.
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Area Standouts Highlight Friday Night Football
Fleet Stoce halfback Sam Richardson scored on 80, 40, and 90 yard runs to pace Stoco, while Allan Skelton added an 80 yarder for Shady Spring in a 21-6 win. Oak Mount Hope, Woodrow Wilson, and Oceana also posted victories with key plays from Stone, Lewis, Reid, and Thompson.
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Fairmont Falcons Lead WVIAC Football Standings
Beckley UPI report shows Fairmont undefeated at 4-0 with an 111.2 rating, ahead of West Virginia Tech (2-2) at 82.5 and Salem (1-1-1) at 57.5. Shepherd and Glenville State trail, Concord and West Liberty sit at the cellar with 27.5.
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Major Hoople predicts Bruins over Notre Dame
Major Hoople forecasts a UCLA upset over Notre Dame 21 to 20 with Purdue over Michigan 17 to 14. He lists numerous college game picks including Harvard over Cornell and Ohio State over California, amid his lighthearted, unapologetic sports oracle banter.
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Bradshaw's Kentucky Wildcats Take On Tough Road
Kentucky coach Charles I. Bradshaw, a Bear Bryant disciple, rebuilt the program with strict discipline over 1961 62, driving out many aspirants. The young squad now features Rodger Bird Tom Becherer Rick Norton and Rick Kestner as leaders with an all junior-sophomore lineup aiming for winning success.
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Eagles halfback Timmy Brown sidelined indefinitely
Timmy Brown, Philadelphia Eagles' leading ground gainer, will be out indefinitely with a thigh injury after a 31-0 loss to the Washington Redskins. He underwent minor corrective surgery at University of Pennsylvania Hospital and is resting comfortably. team physician Dr. James E. Nixon said the injury had hemorrhaged.
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Black Knight Club honors 1964 golf season winners
The Black Knight Country Club awarded trophies and gifts Sunday night for the 1964 golf season. Winners include Vivan Lilly, Melvin Tolle, Charles Massinople, Bob Cunningham, Whitley Perkins, Adam Holley, John Straton, Tom Shrewsbury, John Cooper, Dean Howen, Happy Hambric, Dr. Paul Loffin, Dr. E. B. Wray, and Bernie Childress with runner-up honors noted. a women's division photo is on Page Five.
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Happy Hambric
Paul Loffin
E. B. Wray
Bernie Childress
Boxing Returns To Normal At Madison Square Garden
New York reports boxing returns to its old style with a nontelevised Friday night card at Madison Square Garden. Dick Wipperman pressured Jim Beattie before a seventh round stoppage sparked crowd uproar and a legendary, if controversial, finish.
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Mountaineers Hold Workout For Virginia Tech Preparations
West Virginia University coach Gene Corum, still smarting from a loss to Pittsburgh, led a light Monday practice focused on solving the Mountaineers non scoring problem. Scouts reported Virginia Tech's convincing win over George Washington and considered the Gobblers tougher than last year.
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Penn State Defensive End Jock West Out For Season
Penn State defensive end Jock West, a sophomore, will miss the rest of the season after a knee injury suffered in last Saturday's 6 2 win over Army and planned surgery today. He is the second Nittany Lion sidelined this season joining linebacker Ellery Seitz, hurt in the Oregon game on October 3.
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Indians Face Friday Decision on 1965 Schedule
In Dallas, UPI reports 22 directors meet in Cleveland on Friday to decide whether the 1965 American League schedule will feature Seattle Indians Oakland Indians or a Cleveland Braves relocation. Gabe Paul and William Daley led a three-city tour to gauge economics and potential support to keep the team in Cleveland or move to Seattle Oakland or Dallas.
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Sugar Ray Robinson to meet Cailliau in France bout
Sugar Ray Robinson, former world middleweight champion, will face Jacky Cailliau of France in a 10 round bout in Nice, France on October 24.
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Pancake Tuesday and the Shrove Tuesday origin
A brief note explains that Pancake Tuesday is the historic name for Shrove Tuesday, reflecting traditional pancake customs observed before Lent.
Buckeyes Rise to Second in UPI Top Ten Football Poll
Ohio State climbs to No. 2 as Texas holds top spot in UPI major college ratings. Alabama stays third, Notre Dame moves to fourth, Michigan to fifth. Nebraska up to sixth, Syracuse seventh. Georgia Tech eighth, Florida ninth, Arkansas tenth. Louisiana State leads second 10. Florida State 12, USC 13, Illinois 14, Arizona State 15, Oregon 16, Iowa 17, Wyoming and Duke tied for 18, Oregon State 20.
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PGA pot rises to 849750 across 10 winter events
The PGA announces a total prize fund of 849750 across 10 official tours this winter including five Caribbean events two special events and the Masters. Prize money for the Masters Doral Open and Greater Greensboro Open is not fixed yet but expected to match last year. Changes include moving the New Orleans Open to summer and replacing the St. Petersburg Open with the Jacksonville Open. The season begins January 8 with the Los Angeles Open Invitational.
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Olympic officials urge foreign writers to forecast sickness
In Tokyo a press house sign jokes that officials need crystal balls for sports predictions and forecasts of illness. The joke notes diet for the sick prepared by advance notice and directs readers to the information desk.
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Syracuse Eleven New Lambert Trophy Leader
Syracuse moved to the top of the Lambert Trophy standings after a 39-0 rout of UCLA, earning all but one first place vote. Army fell to a second place tie with Villanova after losing to Penn State, while Penn State and Pittsburgh held fourth and fifth.
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Great new taste Half and Half Filter Cigarettes debut
A persuasive ad touts a new taste and aroma for Half and Half Filter Cigarettes. The copy emphasizes America’s best-tasting pipe tobacco as the secret, inviting readers to try a product claiming superior flavor.
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