Weatherforces first day of Ohio football practice
Ohio schoolboy football opened with split decisions as teams weighed outdoor vs indoor workouts. Elyria High and Elyria Catholic held sessions in sun and rain, while others moved indoors or delayed, with coaches planning a junior squad and aiming for a Buckeye Conference title in 1964.
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Ohio
Bill Barton
Elyria High
Wayne Diederich
Elyria Catholic
Barton
Buckeye
Midview
Bob Fisher
Ridgeville
John Gillooly
Oberlin
Darrell Goddard
Van Valkenburg could be Kent quarterback this fall
Kent State's Bob Van Valkenburg, a 20-year-old sophomore, emerges as a darkhorse for the starting quarterback job as Kent State prepares for fall practice. Coach Leo Strang cites his intelligence and late-spring progress, while competing with Ron Mourie and two seniors for the role on a team expected to struggle in the MAC.
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Twin Lakes
Bob van Valkenburg
Elyria High
Joh
Kent State
Leo Strang
Twin Lakes Country Club
Strang
Kent
Massillon
Jack Robb
van Valkenburg
Ron Mourie
Barberton
Bill Lee
Cadiz
Golden Flashes
Dick Baumgarner
Toledo Clay
Van
MAC coaches optimistic on 1964 title race at OhioU meet
Eleven MAC coaches meeting at Ohio University in Columbus expressed optimism the 1964 race could be the best. Bowling Green was seen as the team to beat with 15 points in a predicted poll while Ohio University and Miami followed. Coaches touted balanced parity and new offenses from Kent State and other programs amid renewed league excitement.
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Columbus
UPI
MAC
Ohio University
Bill, Hess
Bobcats
Hess
Bob James
James
Oxford
Bowling Green
Falcons
Miami
Falcon
Dout Perry
Leo Strang
Kent State
Strang
Flashes
Massillon High School
Willie Asbury
Alex Zenko
Zenko
Green Bay Packers
Houston Oilers
Bo” Scherrbechler
Charlie Snyder
Marshall
Frank Lauterbur
Toledo
Schembechler
Oxford Way
Ernie Kellermann
Bears
Green Bay
George Halas
New York Giants
3St
Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
Ithaca
Huff
Jerry Hillebrand
Colorado
New York Jets
Ninowski to face Steelers in exhibition at Rubber Bowl
Cleveland Browns start Jim Ninowski tonight against the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Rubber Bowl as Frank Ryan rests with a bruised leg. Paul Warfield moves to start with Ninowski, while Rob Gain and Johnny Brewer are limited by injuries in a game used to test veterans and rookies.
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AKRON
UPI
Jim Ninowski
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco
Cleveland
49Ers
Los Angeles
Rams
Browns
Nino
Frank Ryan
Johnny Brewer
Rob
Gain
Tom Hutchinson
Brewer
Jim Kanicki
Hutchinson
Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Umpire Schedule Fragment Lists Officials by Match
A fragmented schedule shows umpire pairings by day with codes such as Shestina, Predienstab, Zajacs, Thompson, Sapo and Sabo. The text lists Monday through Friday pairings with court numbers and time stamps like 7 A, 30, 3,20 and 00, outlining a busy weekly official roster.
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Zajacs
Thompson
Major League Baseball Scores and Matchups Report
Baseball results across tonight including Boston at New York Chicago at Baltimore Minnesota at Detroit Los Angeles at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington New York at Boston and Chicago at New York with multiple postponements and night games. Standings note tallies for Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee Houston Cincinnati Los Angeles St Louis San Francisco and others with pitchers listed.
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Boston
New York
City
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Bertaina
Horlen
Grant
Aguirre
Chance
Ramos
Donovan
Kansas City
Washington
Penn
Narum
Terry
Downing
Monhouquette
Lamabe
Phila
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Ang
St. Louis
San Fran
Jackson
Kroll
Philadelphia
Bork
Blass
S. Bennett
Lemaster
Brown
Bruce
Jay
Dryssdale
San Francisco
Craig
Marichal
Ww. L. Pet
W. L. Pet
Cmernati
Washington Ag
Val
Kansas
Boston Patriots
Jets
New Brunswick
Minnesota Wakings
San Francisco Forty- Niners
Salt Lake City
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles Hams
Portland
Ore
Pittsburgh Steelers
Akron
Ohio
San Diego Chargers
Kansas City Chiefs
Cardinals defense stifles Unitas to beat Colts 30 21
In St Louis a strong Cardinals defense forced a Unitas pass interception a fumble and blocked a field goal leading to three scores as Gary Cuozzo replaced Unitas and threw two touchdowns for the Colts. The game ended 30 21 in favor of St Louis with Cuozzo connecting with Ray Berry and Marv Woodson.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
St. Louis
Gary Cuozzo
Unitas
Colts
Ray Berry
Marv Woodson
Niners Face Quarterback Shakeup as Brodie and Mira Compete
In San Francisco, coach Jack Christiansen, entering his first full season, pairs veteran John Brodie with rookie George Mira as potential quarterback duel. The team hopes better health and a higher draft class including Paris, Burke, and Wilcox lift a club that won only two games last year amid injuries.
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Jack Christiansen
Forty Niners
John Brodie
George Mira
Mian
Florida
Mira
Firodie
Red Mickey
Lou Spad
Brodie
Billy Kiemer
Christiansen
Forty Niner
Frankie Alpert
Spaidia
Boliege
Dave Paris
Texas Tech
Verne Burke
Oregon State
Daves Wilcox
Oregon
Kkey
J.D. Smith
Don Lishan
Jim Vollenweider
Kilmer
Mike Lind
Smith
Beale Casey
Chrishansen
Teen shoots into lead at Grand American Trapshoot
In VANDALIA the 65th Grand American Trapshoot opened under heavy rain with 400 shooters. Richard Raff from West Liberty Ohio won the 16-yard handicap hitting 94 of 100. Dan Orden George Snellenberger and Herb Bush posted 100 straight from 16 yards. Professionals led by Andrews with 96 in the 27-yard handicap.
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Richard Raff
West Liberty
Ohio
Raff
Dan Orden
Reno
Nev
George Snellenberger
Angora
Ind
Herb Bush
Canton
Remington
Andrews
Amorhing
Shooters compete in four major matches at Camp Perry
Rain disrupted the Presidents Match as four major high power rifle events opened at Camp Perry. Early leaders include Air Force Sergeant Robert Barnard 494 and Army Sergeant Benjamin J McDonald 485 in slow fire, with Alfred T. ONeill leading Thursday’s preliminary aggregates 150-23, followed by Lt Col Noel W Wilson and 1st Lt George Morden in second and third.
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Camp Perry
UPT
Robert Barnard
Tthe Air Force
Tacnaan Ai
Fiorce Rasé
Tex
Raymond W. Ickes
Berkeley
Calif
Army S
Benzamin J McDonald
Ft Dix
Army M
Alfred T. O'Neill
Fe Xtagain
N.Y
Noel W Wilson
Roswell
N.M
George Morden
Marine Corps
Quantico, Va
Hawaii Pitcher Denied Workers’ Compensation Claim
Hawaii pitcher Danny Rivas Friday failed to collect workers compensation for a broken hand suffered July 18 during a Pacific Coast League game. The Workmen's Compensation division ruled the injury was due to willful intention to injure another, rendering him ineligible.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Danny Rivas
Rivas
State Workmen's Compensation Division
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