West Virginians' Passing Dominates Utah Grid Drills
Utah coach Ray Nagel drills for the Liberty Bowl against West Virginia emphasizing pass defense yet noting a balanced attack. He praises West Virginia quarterback Groth and backs Allen Jacobs and Ron Coleman, while Utah prep focuses on both passing and running in Atlantic City workouts.
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Utes
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Groth
John Pease
Roy Jefferson
Vern Holloway
Dane Watkins
Frank Ray
Bill Turner
Jerry Miller
Pat McKissick
WAC Football Sets Numerous Records in 1964 Season
Western Athletic Conference statistics show 39 team records and 54 individual marks broken, 12 tied. Arizona State leads with 15 team records and 25 player records, while John Torok of ASU adds seven career records and multiple season and single game marks. Other schools setting records include Arizona Utah Brigham Young New Mexico and Wyoming with various team and player feats.
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Tucson Wildlife Unlimited Meets To Discuss Bird-Dogging
Tucson Wildlife Unlimited will hold a meeting on campus at 8 in the auditorium of the biological sciences building on E Fourth Street and North Highland Avenue. Speakers include Tucson sportsman Bill Scanland George Shetter and Bill Richey to discuss hunting breeds while Jack French covers shotgun fit. Resolutions are being prepared for the Arizona Game Protective Association convention in Tucson in February.
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Biological Science Building
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Bill Richey
Jack French
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Racing set at Rillito Park with top riders in chase
Five years ago in Tucson Merle Armstrong pressed Frank Inda for the lead as Dubee closed on Late Evening for top earnings. H G Wells led horse owners and Bob Arnett trained best.
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Jets Suns Trade Sparks Baseball Shuffle
The Columbus Jets sent outfielder Ted Savage and pitcher Earl Francis to the Jacksonville Suns for outfielder Ron Cox and infielder Jack Damaska.
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College Football Attends Record Crowds in 1964
The National Collegiate Athletic Bureau reports college football drew a record 23,354,477 spectators in 1964, up 5.02 percent from 1963. Twelve conferences posted gains, led by the Big Ten and Southeastern, with notable increases across the South and nine of eleven major leagues.
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Cincinnati widow awards 1000 scholarship to wheelchair football player
Mrs. A B Cohen of Cincinnati, a philanthropist, gave 17 year old Jack Rice of Barrackville High School a $1000 college scholarship with no strings attached. Rice lost both legs in a railroad accident eight years ago but earned three football letters and plays guard on offense and defense. Cohen hopes the gift will inspire others to help the handicapped and open doors for Rice in college and sports.
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Dolly) Cohen
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Pena Blanca Catfish Plant Planned At Lake
A fish stocking operation is set for Pena Blanca Lake with a plant of thousands of catfish likely fingerlings. Arizona Game and Fish official Ted Knipe indicated around 10 000 fish are expected, mostly under six inches with some larger individuals possible.
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Bruins to name McCord replacement from farm club
Bruins intend to announce a replacement for injured defenseman Bob McCord. Either Joy Watson or Ken Stephanson from the Minneapolis farm club is expected to fill in after McCord twisted his back during practice yesterday.
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Aerial Drovers Await Bevo VII
A Texas UT student group needs 3000 dollars to move Bevo VII the 1400 miles to the Orange Bowl in Miami. Bevo weighs 1700 pounds with a 54 inch horn span and will travel in a chartered air flight with a personal trailer on board.
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Giant-killer Evansville tops small college rankings
Evansville emerges as the top small college basketball team in the United Press International ratings after defeating strong programs earlier in the season. The feature notes mounting attention on Evansville as a dominant force among mid major schools.
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John Hermstein
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Mississippi Favored In Bluebonnet Bowl Clash
Oxford Mississippi AP Johnny Vaught fears his Mississippi Rebels face a tough task against Tulsa in the Bluebonnet Bowl. He questions the two touchdown spread despite Tulsa’s 8-2 record and praises Tulsa’s size and passing attack as the Rebels prepare after a 54 1 season.
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YMCA Senior Church League Basketball Results
Trinity Presbyterian led by D Chandler 23 and Broadway Christian players Gommel and Blerce with one each defeated LDS 3rd Ward 58 to 27 while First Baptist routed Catalina Methodist 31 to 29 and Rincon Congregational won by forfeit.
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Rick Pincer
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