Wildcats Look To Thwart Lobos Fullback Thrust In Albuquerque
George McLeod reports on New Mexico facing Jim LaRue's Wildcats with injuries thinning the Lobos' backfield. Moe Barreras emerges as likely starter as Weeks warns of thin depth while noting past Lobo fullback dominance and Arizona speed looming.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Bob Hammond
Chuck Kelly
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Bill Weeks
Wildcats
Bo Bankston
Cats
Don Perkins
Dallas Cowboys
Perkins
Bankston
Eddie Wilson
Arizona
Wilson
Gary Ness
Kit Carson
Bucky Stallings
BYU
Kelly
Hammond
Moe Barreras
Steve Legion
Mike Rojas
Phoenix
Weeks
Montana
Mario Mariani
Dennis Tidwell
Bob Pierson
Utah
LaRue
Weeks Respect Wildcats Depth In Week For NM Az Football
New Mexico coach Bill Weeks says his team must play better to beat Arizona in Albuquerque after praising Arizona's depth, speed, and balanced offense. Weeks noted a long practice focusing on place kicking and emphasized Arizona’s overall strength.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Bill Weeks
Arizona
Weeks
Brigham Young University
Foes Face in Fall Classic as Ford Faces Sadecki in St Louis
Ray Sadecki, 23, opens for the Cardinals against Whitey Ford in a Yankees Cardinals World Series. The Yanks rely on Ford Stottlemyre and Bouton, while Cardinals pace hinges on Sadecki Gibson and Simmons. Kubek Jenkins Javier hurt. Brock Flood and Maris loom at Busch Stadium.
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Linz
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Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Javier
Elston Howard
Dodgers
Los Angeles
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New York
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Maris
White
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Howard
Groat
Pepitone
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McCarver
Ford
Sadecki
Veterans Bolster Cat Fee
Arizona faces a tough Labor Day week with a battered Wildcats line as New Mexico’s veteran Lobos, led by guard Bob Bouyer and quarterback Stan Quintana, prepare for a hard-hitting, ground-dominant showdown in Albuquerque. The Lobos boast senior linemen and a strong backfield while New Mexico’s defense aims to stifle Arizona’s powerful line.
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Brigham Young
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Western Athletic Conference
Jack Abendschan
Wayne Tordik
Mario Mariani
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Cal Jeter
Gary Plumlee
Dave Hettema
Mariani
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Dennis Tidwell
Joe Harris
Stan Quintana
Harris
WAC
Quintana
Harrig
Chuck Kelly
Moe Barreras
Orvey Hampton
Claude Ward
Utah
Montana
BYU
Perfors
Donnybrook Behind Splendor at Olympic Games
The IOC opened its 62nd session in Tokyo with Brundage calling the Olympic movement a 20th century religion. Behind the scenes tensions loom as GANEFO, East German membership, and North Korea Indonesia participation threaten consensus. Brundage faces Lord Exeter for the IOC presidency.
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North Korea
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Avery Brundage
Chicago
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Brundage
Empress Nagako
Nissei J Theater
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
David Burphley
Marquis of
Exeter
Indians Postpone Move Decision to October 16
Cleveland Indians directors voted unanimously to postpone action on the team's future until at least Oct. 16 after a four hour meeting at Municipal Stadium. General Manager Gabe Paul said the board would study finances and permit local officials and civic groups time to rally support, including a drive to sell 4,500 advance season tickets.
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Indians
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Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Moisen Wins Bisbee Hill Climb Race
Tucson driver Jim Moisen in a Formula Ford posted a 58.35 second time to top the 0.785 mile Bisbee Hill Climb up Mule Mountain Road. Phoenix’s Fito Hafner followed in 1:01.5 in a Cobra in the A production class, while two spinouts occurred with one car heavily damaged and no injuries.
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Tucson
Moisen
Mule Mountain Road
Fito Hafner
Phoenix
Frank Townsend
Mauch Gets New Phillies Contract After Pennant Bid
General Manager John Quinn and owner Bob Carpenter praised Gene Mauch for his work with the Philadelphia Phillies as they renewed his contract. The team finished tied for second in the NL after blowing a 64 game lead and dropping 10 straight late in the season. Mauch, 3-year manager since 1960, reportedly received a salary boost with the extension through 1966.
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John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Carpenter
Gene Mauch
Quinn
Mauch
Phillies
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phoenicians Share Lead In Golf Fray
Scottsdale scene with Phoenician players leading after a round as Jim Mooney and Ed Kerber shot five-under 67. Mooney, 22, from Black Canyon Golf Club, opened with a 31 on the back nine. Tucson golfers lag with Al Starr at 76 and others in the high 70s.
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Jim Mooney
Ed Kerber
Mooney
Black Canyon Golf Club
Phoenix
Tucson
al Starr
Ron DeSantis
Tom DeBacca
George Shafer
Ed Dersam
Manny Quiros
Nick Riviezzo
Las Vegas Odds Favor New York World Series St. Louis
Las Vegas bookmakers list the New York Yankees as 5-9 favorites to win the World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals and 5-7 to win the opener. Cardinals backers quote 5 to win 5 and 65 for the first game. Odds imply a $9 bet yields $5 profit plus $9 stake returned. Long- odds favor New York not sweeping the series at 7-1 and Cardinals taking the first four at 20-1.
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Berra Prefers Longer World Series To Short Sweep
New York manager Yogi Berra hopes for a longer World Series with the Yankees facing St. Louis. Whitey Ford starts the opener, Mel Stottlemyre to follow, and Jim Bouton set for New York as Berra plans possible three or four starters. He notes the prior Dodgers sweep and mentions bullpen arrangements and scouting with Johnny Neun ahead of travel.
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Sadecki
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Curt Simmons
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Olympians Pick Yankees In Seven World Series
United States Olympic athletes polled from Tokyo predicted the Yankees would defeat the Cardinals in seven games. Of 57 respondents, 32 backed New York, 24 favored St Louis, and four declined to choose. One swimmer jokingly foresaw an eight game series.
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