Eagles Face Room for Improvement Under Kuharich
Philadelphia Eagles enter the 1964 season with new coach Joe Kuharich and owner Jerry Wolman after trading seven players and adding 15. The team hopes for improved efficiency, solid protection from a strengthened line, and a capable defense as training camp develops. Key figures include Ollie Matson, Bob Brown, Norm Snead, Pete Retzlaff, Ray Poage, Timmy Brown, and Earl Gros.
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Vikings Unbeaten Boss Norm Van Brocklin Guides Undefeated Team
Norm Van Brocklin, famed passer for Eagles and Rams, now coaches the Minnesota Vikings who remain unbeaten. His protégés do the onfield work while he masterminds the league’s only undefeated club, with pre season wins including an 84-23 laugher over the Rams and various exhibition results around the league.
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Jastremski earns Olympic berth in breaststroke trials
Jastremski, 23, Indiana University student, shattered the U S Olympic trial time in the 200 meter breaststroke at Astoria pool on Sunday. He swam 2 28 82 in the morning heat and 2 28 87 in the final to surpass his former world standard and secure a Tokyo spot.
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College grid practice begins for Ohio colleges
United Press International notes the fall football practice season starts across Ohio as coaches begin drills while players report for physicals. contenders include Ohio State, Ohio University, and Wittenberg preparing for key conferences, with Bearcats already in action. several schools set Sept. 7 start dates and new coaches debut at Ball Dando’s Ball University, Kent State, Defiance, and others.
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Buswell 3-Hitter Wins Title Game for Men’s Shop
Tom Buswell tossed a three hitter with nine strikeouts as Men’s Shop defeated Schlather Insurance 7 to 2 to win the Northeast Division Class Fo Ho Stave Baseball League title game. Buswell added two hits in four at bats, while Duck Grimes scored twice. Schlather’s pitcher Jack Phillips fanned 13 in a losing effort with two Schlather hits from Phillips and Don Gasser.
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Celerity Miss Racing on Ladies Night at Northfield Park
Elyria derived pacer Celerity Miss will wheel from post No 3 in the fourth dash at Northfield Park tomorrow night on Ladies Night. Vernon G McClung represents the Elyria horse with trainer Malcolm Poston driving as she meets Dandy Scott Flashy Speedy Wick Colonel Law Nancy Pointer Mr Watson and Nancys Gold seeking her second win of the season.
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Marsman wins 100 mile stock car race at Illinois State Fair
SPRINGFIELD I UP I Bobby Marsman of Pottstown Pa won the 100 mile national stock car race at the Illinois State Fair Speedway in a 1964 Ford Sunday. Don White, also in a 1964 Ford, was second and A J Foyt of Houston Tex was third in a 1964 Dodge.
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Ohio State Trot Opens Harness Meet in Columbus
Four teen two year olds contest the $25,600 Ohio State Trot feature as two elimination heats set the stage for a showdown mile. Brian Ros leads division one with Le Flame topping division two. Tuesday’s $29,250 Ohio State Pace offers two divisions with winners each earning $3,948 and the final heat winner $5,264. Chief contenders include Bullet Van Good One Oso Slo Sir Panter Tuxedo Hanover and Abbe Jean Vola.
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James and Martincic Fail to Win at Lorain County Speedway
At Lorain County Speedway on Saturday night James and Martincic faltered in feature races. Bobh James from Maple Heights led early in the late model, then spun on lap 12. Ken Brenner of Akron took the late model win on lap 18 as Bob Jones stalled. James recovered to finish fourth behind Jones and Ken Lowe. A multi-car pileup on lap 2 delayed early action. Paul Baumhauer of Mansfield won the 25-lap super modified feature. Twenty three supers competed ahead of the September 19 100-lap Classic with Baumhauer leading early in the race and Fosco second, Wood third, Eschtruth fourth, Caldwell fifth in the makeup. The helmet dash saw James atop the late model, with Lowe second and Gemberling third. Heat races featured Lehnert, Haury, Wood, Fosco, Eschtruth, and Caldwell's debut in an Indianapolis-type chassis. The program will also stage a Demolition Derby Championship, with a season title race set for September 12 and the 100-Lap Classic finale September 19 offering a $5000 purse. Only super modifieds will race that night.
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Nichols wins Carling Open and funds education
Bobby Nichols captured golf's top prize at the Carling Open with a two under 278 total, edging Arnold Palmer who finished one behind. Nichols said the $35,000 winnings would educate his children as Palmer described his dramatic clutch shots on Oakland Hills. Palmer earned $17,000 for second, with Gary Player and others also near the money.
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Bowlers Sunday Best Claim Softball Crown at West Recreation Field
Bowlers Sunday best Elyria won the Sunday Softball League Championship with a two run margin yesterday at West Recreation Field. Larry Bartlome led the Bowlers with two home runs and a single for four RBIs, while Rick Carr added a single double and triple for two RBIs. Dick Neilson contributed a single and triple for the winners and Dave Abbey added two hits for the QSets.
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