Salpointe tops Rincon on big late stand for division lead
Salpointe, led by Skip Papanikolas and linebacker Bob Gomez, beat Rincon 7 to 4 to seize control of the Division 44A race. The Lancers dominated time of possession, 19 plays to six in the first quarter, and scored the game’s only touchdown on a 14 yard run by Randy Wooley.
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Bob Crawford
Gene McCarter
McCarter
Salpointe
Rincon
Lancer
Papanikolas
Larry Kelsey
Kelsey
Rangers
Lancers
SHS
Randy Wooley
Herbie Jones
Wooley
Bob Gomez
Ranger
Pueblo Beats Palo Verde 21-7 Behind Passing Duo
Pueblo's Bob Bishop and Ruben Richmond connected on six of eight passes for 69 yards and combined for the game's lone touchdown to upset Palo Verde 21-7. John Douglas contributed 112 rushing yards and a five yard TD as Pueblo builds a 21-0 cushion before Palo Verde's Bob Repp led a late TD drive.
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Greg Psaltis
Palo Verde
Pueblo
Warriors
Bob Bishop
Ruben Richmond
Amphitheater
Richmond
Frank Rios
John Douglas
Bob Repp
Titans
Repp
Pueblo Palo Verde
Pueblo Mt
NYG
Daves “ No
Willitord Sy
Ate Herreté
Bisnoo
Pala Verde Biestertels
Samaniego
Perry
Corns
Vos
Pusbie
Tae
HI Bishas
O Richman
Pala Verde
Biesterrard
A Phillips
Ries T& Pats
Herrera
Douglas
Pat Richmond
Pat
Commission suspends three for drugging racing animals
The Arizona Racing Commission suspended three individuals for 90 days after urine tests showed procaine in a horse and a greyhound. Harry Hudson Newman of Holbrook faced the ban over Uno who won the Navajo County Fair feature on Sept 19, and Loren Lloyd Baldwin and his son Larry were suspended after Candy O’Neill won at Amado Greyhound Park in August.
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Phoenix Upi
Arizona Racing Commission
Harry Hudson Newman
Holbrook
Uno
Navajo County Fair
Loren Lloyd Baldwin
Larry
Candy O'Neill
Amado Greyhound Park
Chargers Jets clash may break league attendance mark
At Shea Stadium New York the San Diego Chargers meet the New York Jets as AFL crowd hopes to top a record 52 000 with about 50 000 paid expected. Bills Raiders and Boston Denver games round Saturday night schedule while Denver Oaklands winless start remains.
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Associated Press
Shea Stadium
New York
San Diego Chargers
New York Jets
Jets
Denver Broncos
Buffalo
Bills
Oakland Raiders
San Diego
Boston Patriots
Denver
Houston Oilers
Kansas City
Boston
Chargers
Dick Wood
Gomng
Oakland
Chiefs
Len Dawson
Houston
Sorenson Helps Put U S In Front At Women World Am
Carol Sorenson from Janesville Wisconsin and Barbara Fay White from Shreveport Louisiana posted rounds of 72 and 74 as the United States moved into a team lead in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Championship. France’s Catherine Lacoste led individuals with 72 71 143 while Barbara McIntire stood at 1 over par after 54 holes.
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Paris
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
United States
U.S
France
Catherine Lacoste
St. Germain
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Miss Sorenson
Do You Remember Five Years Ago Tucson Game
The Citizen Game of the Week reports South Mountain crushed Pueblo Warriors 34 to 6 on October 3, 1959. The page also recalls past high school feats from 1954 and 1949 with notable players and scores.
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Tucson
South Mountain
Louw Farber
Pueblo Warriors
Armando Anaya
Tucson High
Tucson Daily Citizen
Longhorns and Army Face Key QB Questions in Austin
Unbeaten Army arrives with Rollie Stichweh nursing an ankle injury as starter. Texas, led by Darrell Royal, faces doubt over Jim Hudson and Knox Nunnally while aiming to extend a stingy defense. Other top contenders Alabama and Auburn prepare night games, with Namath and Sidle sidelined by injuries. Major early games include New Mexico over BYU and Cincinnati over Detroit.
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Associated Press
Army
Austin
Tex
Rollie Stichweh
Paul Dietzel
Stichweh
Boston College
Texas
TOC
Darrel Royal
Jim Hudson
Knox Nunnally
Alabama
Auburn
Tigers
Jimmy Sidle
Kentucky
Mississippi
Joe Namath
Vanderbilt
New Mexico
Brigham Young
George Washington
Furman
Cincinnati
Detroit
Central Connecticut
Bridgewater
Texas Southern
Lakeland
Classic Race Sizzles In Tight Tucson Bowling Chase
The Tucson Daily Citizen reports an eight team Classic bowling league title race narrowing to a one point spread with Jay's Jewelers atop Baum and Adamson. Key matchups include Jay's versus Baum and Adamson, while Levy's adds Chuck Hawk to boost late contention as action begins at 4 p.m.
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John Lindblom
Las Vegas
Jay’s Jewelers
Baum
Adamson
Falstaff
Baum and
Morrie Bauwens Insurance
The
Bistro
Jay’s
Tommy Jordan
Jay Willis
Dick Armstrong
Bauwens
Valley Funeral Home
Carter’s TV
Servce
Levy’s
Casement
Levy
Chuck Hawk
Hawk
Parks Building Contractors
Kelsey Tops City Football Leaders Despite Team Shutout
Rincon quarterback Larry Kelsey led the city in total offense with 440 yards and passing with 314 yards despite his team being shut out by Salpointe. Amphitheater’s Jesse Molina remained ahead in rushing while Flowing Wells’ Carl Howard topped the scoring list with three touchdowns against Eloy.
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Rincon Salpointe
Rincom Tc
NYG
Rosse
Smith
Sina Ma Kennedy
Kelsey
Alpointe Jones
Wolly
Delonge
Wolfe
Shettieroe
Bramowaih
Salpointe Shettieroe
Rincon
Salpointe
Wally
McAndrews
Larry Kelsey
Jeff Short
Catalina
Jesse Molina
Amphitheater
Herb Jones
AmphI Wins 25 0 as Devils Miss Begley
Amphi defeats Sunnyside 25 to 0 with Begley out injured. Moody fills in but Begley’s absence hurts, while Art Kelly 45 yard TD and Rex Macklin defensive TD spark the Panthers. Molina adds a six pointer to cap a 30 point conference total as Burke shines with four punts averaging 42.5 yards.
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Dennis Moody
Chuck Begley
Sunnyside
Panther
Jess Molina
Bill Burke
Art Kelly
Rex Macklin
Panthers
Kelly
Macklin
Moddy
Molina
Burke
Farrell
Artiphi
Jones
Salpointe
Binsterfeld
Wooley
Salpoint
Rincon
Ray. Ellis
Tucson
Weaver
DeJonahe
Salpain
Chuck Means
Kelsey
Wolfe
Short
Catalina
Bewley
Sunysde
Smithy
Begley
Burke Kelly
Pat Ny Herring
Howard
Gebelle
Amphi
Dyson
Blesterfeld
Daider Y Eg al Ra Ag
Flores
Forcier
Martinez Moody
Tof HI Molina
Sunnyside Begley and
Moody
Sunnyside Amphitheater
Amani Kelly
Pat—Burke
Auto racing at Tucson Speedway leads calendar
Calendar listing shows 7 30 p m auto racing at Tucson Speedway and a college football game p m Washington State University versus University of Arizona at Varsity Stadium.
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Tucson Speedway
Washington State University
University of Arizona
Varsity Stadium
Speedway Ends Season With Big Program At Tucson
Tucson Speedway closes 1964 season with largest program of the year featuring two 100-lap features for senior stock cars and track roadsters and a 20-lap figure eight for novice stock. Time trials 7:30 pm, first race an hour later. destruction derby rumored for fall. Current point leaders listed for track roadsters and stock cars.
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Tucson Speedway
Bob Huff
Hoff
Rangers Sign Ulf Sterner First European N H L Contract
The New York Rangers signed Ulf Sterner of Sweden yesterday becoming the first European to ink a National Hockey League contract.
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Winnipeg
UPI
New York Rangers
Ulf Sterner
Sweden
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Jim Vease
Longhorns
Sonora Aviation, Inc. Air Tax
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Tucson Dragway
Houghton Rd
Old Spanish Trail
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Jack Estes
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Ab Wortley
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Marion Smiley
Jess Trimmer
Bob Hale
Ron Witz
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