Navy Syracuse top East in 1964 college football outlook
Navy led the East with Heisman winner Roger Staubach returning for his final season. Syracuse backs were strong but defense could lag, while Pittsburgh, Penn State, Army, Boston College, Holy Cross and Villanova contest for final sectional ranking. Ivy title favorite appears with Princeton Yale Dartmouth and Brown as contenders.
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Steve Snider
NEW York
UPI
Navy
Roger Staubach
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Army
Boston College
Holy Cross
Villanova
Princeton
Cosmo Jacavazzi
Yale
Dartmouth
Brown
Delaware
Massachusetts
Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Jim Freeman
Fred Marlin
Rip Eagle
Nittany Lions
Glenn Ressler
Engle
Rip
Paul Dietzel
Opti
World record payout as Brooklyn man wins big at Roosevelt
A 22 year old Brooklyn draftsman and newlywed won a world record 172 726 80 with a sixth to ninth race ticket at Roosevelt Raceway. He plans to buy a house for his bride after the win. The feat surpassed a prior record of 132 232 80 set by New Jersey businessmen.
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New York
UPI
Robert Froner
Brooklyn
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
L.L
Froner
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Baseball Today Standings and Schedule Highlights
Major League standings show Baltimore leading with 85 wins and Chicago close behind. Thursday results include Chicago 2 Minnesota 1 in 10 innings and New York 5 Detroit 2. Friday's games feature Washington at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland with several night matches.
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Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Arrigo
Bouton
Chance
Monbouquette
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Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Maloney
Lemaster
Stallard
L. Miller
Bennett
Marichal
Law
Nottehart
Gibson
Broglio
the Angeles
Green Monster Slated At Bee Line Saturday
Walt Arfons Jet powered Green Monster seeks to break its Arizona land speed record at Bee Line dragway with three runs. The car has exceeded 230 mph and aims to surpass 243.17 mph set in March 1964. Arfons, of Akron, Ohio, has built several large cars and travels for tours along with other Phoenix area dragsters and local contenders.
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Arizona
Bee Line Dragway
Akron
Ohio
Arfons
Phoenix Area
Cypert
Rail
Brown and Hardick
George Adams
Doug Rose
Yuma Crims Tout Junior Core In Strong Division 1 Preview
Yuma High School football coach Frank Thomas counts on a bumper crop of juniors to power a 1964 Crim squad in Division 1. Thirteen lettermen return from last season’s 5 3 1 outfit, with 18 seniors and 28 juniors boosting depth. Senior ends Dennis Finfrock and Mark Rogers anchor the line, while QB options include Ray Beltran and Pat Tracy. Transfers Dick Timmons John Whalen and Ken Dearing add versatility as Yuma eyes a rapid improvement and aims to start strong from the outset.
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Frank Thomas
Yuma High School
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Thomas
Dennis Finfrock
Mark Rogers
Jim Conway
Tell Coil
John ’ Albert
Lance Coz
Sal de Las Reyes
George Evitch
Kenny Jackson
Paul Quintero
Ron Jesse
Jesse
Bob Rammage
Tom Kelly
Wendell French
Tom Cooper
Phil Gephart
Dick Timmons
North Carolina
John Whalen
Germany
Ken Dearing
Page
Ariz
Ray Beltran
Pat Tracy
Crims
Westwood
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Sailboat Races Slated by Arizona Yacht Club
The 1964 Fall Series begins at Saguaro Lake at 10 a.m. Sunday Sept 13 with seven racing dates on alternating Sundays until Dec 6. Seven one design classes start Day Sailor Thistle Interlake Lido 14 Super Satellite Leh man 12 and Pram. Handicap Fleet may race if needed. Cocktail party banquet Sept 26 at Safari Hotel Scottsdale.
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Arizona Yacht Club
Saguaro Lake
Joseph W. Gage
Day Sailor
Thistle
Interlake
Lido 14
Super Satellite
Lehman
Pram
Safari Hotel
Scottsdale
Murray H. Stuart
Amherst
Dons Dons Injuries Sideline Key Players Intra-Squad
Ed Anderson says Doug Pritchard Steve Smith and Pat Huston will miss the intra-squad game tonight at 8 due to groin knee and knee injuries. Quarterbacks Terry Brenner and Keith Hoffman praised as improving while Arcadia hosts parent night and a Titan team briefing at 7 30 p m. In Scottsdale the squad focused on goal line defense and new plays ahead of Saturday scrimmage at 6 30 p m with students faculty and parents invited.
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Coronado
Ed Anderson
Doug Pritchard
Steve Smith
Pat Huston
Pritchard
Smith
Huston
Anderson
Husan Anderson
Terry Brenner
Keith Hoffman
Arcadia
Titaneam
I.D
Fac
Scottsdale Scottsdale
Tommy Campbell
Scottsdale High
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Rollie) Stichweh
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