Turner Wins Semi Late Feature At Winchester Speedway
Buster Turner of Hagerstown Md drove a 55 Chevy to victory in the 50-lap semi late feature at Winchester Speedway, leading 34 laps for his second win of the season. Bob Grey of Winchester finished second in a 56 Chevy, Robert Taylor from Tom�s Brook Va third in a 54 Ford, and Jerry Rhinehart of Winchester fourth in a 57 Chrysler.
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Elkton
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Arlington
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Veterans and lettermen anchor Virginia State football
Thirty veterans and 20 lettermen headline the Virginia State squad as it prepares for the CIAA season. Quarterback Ed Golder leads an explosive offense with backs Musgrove and Wingo supported by Jones Diggs Bobo and Epps. Returns include Banks Swann Chappelle Short Sharper Perry Pearson, with six lettermen on the line.
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al Banks
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Symank New UVa Coach Targets Cavaliers Receivers
John Symank, former Green Bay Packer, takes over UVA defensive backs coach duties and pass routes for 1965. He singles out Pincavage Molinari and Carrington as capable receivers while stressing precise patterns and disciplined routes to counter opposing defenses.
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Symank
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Browns Win Again as Lindsay Shines in Preseason Victory
Cleveland stays unbeaten in the preseason with a 20 14 win over Detroit Lions. Dale Lindsay, a Western Kentucky rookie linebacker, had two key interceptions and set up the clinching score while Jim Brown contributed a 43 yard TD run. The Cowboys toppled Green Bay 21 12. Other NFL action saw Minnesota over Washington 20 16 Baltimore 38 10 over Pittsburgh Chicago 28 14 over Los Angeles Philadelphia 34 13 over New York Giants Jets 17 0 over Boston San Diego 46 17 over Oakland Kansas City 18 16 over Buffalo and Houston 25 3 over Denver.
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Mounties East Carolina Ist to Begin Drills
The Associated Press reports the first 119 of 500 players seek berths on Southern Conference teams begin pre season drills. West Virginia and East Carolina start practice two days early while Virginia Tech withdraws from the conference.
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Geiberger Wins Akron Classic
Al Geiberger captured the Akron Classic at Firestone in Akron Ohio finishing even par 280 to win $20 000. Bobby Nichols Arnold Palmer and Johnny Pott contended with Palmer earning $12 000 for second and Pott tied for fourth with Jack Nicklaus and others. Geiberger disclosed eating peanut butter and jelly during play and said he lacks strength but endurance aided his win.
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Charleston Grabs 1st Place In Continental League Play
Charleston wins sole possession of first place in the Western Division of the Continental League. Team leads with strong performance as the season's early results set the pace in the league.
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Student Games A Big Success in Budapest
World Student Games praised as a potential great event by Bud Wilkinson who urged informality and student focus. American adviser to Jim Fowler helped assemble a token 42 member team for the first competition amid mixed results in weekend college grid action and regional college games.
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Hungary
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
U.S
Wilkinson
Jim Fowler
Washington, D.C
5th Gridder Dies In Texas
A 17 year old San Antonio high school football player Cruz Medellin collapsed after a tackling drill at Lanier High School and died in a San Antonio hospital. The death raises football fatalities to five in four days as details describe a ruptured blood vessel at the base of the brain.
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Virginia Tech Ends Hermitage Golf Reign in State Meet
Virginia Tech ace Tim Collins led Blacksburg to capture the Virginia State Golf Association team title at Bristol, finishing 36 holes at 143 with Ned Baker and Billy King. Hermitage, runner up by five strokes, saw Baker win individual medal honors in a playoff over Collins and King on the second hole.
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Christiansburg
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Virginia State Golf Association
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Roanoke
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Buddy) Loving Jr
This Could Be Dancer's Year For Hambletonian
Stanley Dancer, a New Jersey reinsman, is favored to win the Hambletonian at DuQuoin with Noble Victory leading another strong field. Noble Victory, a top 3-year-old trotter owned by K D Owen, has 28 starts with 27 wins and a $280,566 career haul, while Armbro Flight, a leading rival, has a 22 race win streak and $184,633 earnings.
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Buckpasser Crown Chase Spurs Winfrey’s Stable
Buckpasser stretched his winning streak to seven with a victory in the $110,175 Hopeful at Saratoga, as Bill Winfrey guides two year old champions in his operation once led by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. Impressive ran runner up in the Hopeful and Buckpasser’s stablemate leads a multi front bid for the 3 year old honors. Tom Rolfe won Arlington Park’s $107,500 Classic and Hail to All eyes a New Hampshire sweep with $250,000 prize as top 3 year olds clash.
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Associated Press
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Player and Nagle Vie for Open Title in Final Round
Gary Player and Kel Nagle battled head to head through the third round as Player shot 71 and Nagle 72. In the playoff, Player posted a 74 while Nagle finished with 74.
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Nagle
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