Winchester 200 Raceway Notes and Local Sports Roundup
A reader summary of the Winchester 200 event highlights fan experience issues like poor score visibility and announcer audibility. Clem Lamaster faced tire trouble and a spin incident with Charlie Beeler. The column also notes weekly football picks, club meetings at James Wood, and Shenandoah College coverage with Region Four context. The Herndon field dust bowl and refereeing critiques follow.
Washington International Horse Show Opens Doors
The six day Washington International horse show opens with the U S equestrian team favored in the international jumping event. Team captain Bill Steinkraus leads seven riders including Frank Chapet and others from New Jersey Connecticut Virginia Florida California and Delaware. The President of the United States Perpetual Challenge Cup opens the national and international jumper competition first presented in 1961 by Mrs John F Kennedy. Mrs Kennedy’s sister‑in‑law Mrs Robert F Kennedy enters the conformation hunter class competing Wednesday.
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Frank Chapet
Wallpack
N.J
Harrisburg
U.S
William Robertson
Darien
United States
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Pro Football Wash Highlights Upset Passing Exhibits
In a striking upset, Oakland Dolphins or Raiders? held a Western Division lead after a surprising aerial show. Five touchdown passes came on just eight completions, including by Dobie Craig Allan Miller and Glen Shaw. The article notes multiple QBs elevated to starter roles across the NFL games. Don Meredith Earl Morrall Roman Gabriel also starred with high yardage and multiple TDs. Hill fumbled a punt but escaped serious injury.
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NEW York
San Diego
Oakland
Dobie Craig
Allan Miller
Glen Shaw
Green Bay
John Roach
Bart Starr
King Hill
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
Jim Ninowksi
Cleveland
Frank Rayn
Browns
George Izo
Washington
Norm Snead
Skinstone
Hill
Tenpin Bowlers Shine In Lucky Strike League Action
Elwood Willis and Ted Nichols led the field with a 624 series as the Lucky Strike League at Northside Lanes produced mixed results. Nichols’ Kern Motors beat Shenandoah News 40, while Willis’ Winchester Creamery fell 3-1 to Brakeshoe Cafeteria.
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Elwood Willis
Ted Nichols
Northside
Nichols
Willis
Winchester Creamery
Brakeshoe Cafeteria
George Garver
Kern Motors
Shenandoah News
Jerry Goodman
Gray
Max Parkinson
Bruhn Leads Wisconsin On rugged path to 1964 season
Former Army coach Earl H BlAik recaps Milt Bruhn’s Wisconsin Badgers as they Enter 1964 with strong prospects for a third Big Ten title in five years. Bruhn’s disciplined style and defensive balance build a versatile attack highlighting Brandt Miller VanderKelen and stars Holland Kurek Silvestri.
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Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
Bruhn
Badgers
Milwaukee
Madison
Minnesota
Pat O'Dea
Notre Dame
Hugh Devore
Purdue
Brandt
Rons
Miller
VanderKelen
Hinsdale
Illinois
Bernie Jerman
Lafayette
Ivy
Williamson
Milt
Montreal's Geoffrion Tops Money Winners With 128230
Montreal's Bernie Geoffrion leads the money winners with 128230 while teammate Beliveau and Chicago's Nikita tie for the league scoring lead with 12 points each. Geoffrion could threaten a 50 goal season if his pace continues.
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Montreal
Bernie
Geoffrion
National Hockey League
Jean Beliveau
Chicago
Stan Nikita
Helmet study shows grid helmets absorb brutal impact
Chicago AP reports Northwestern University surgeon Dr Stephen Reid presented findings on football helmet impacts at the National Safety Congress. Fullbacks Bill Swingle and Steve Murphy wore gear this fall as researchers record blows exceeding 5000 g via a six ounce device transmitting data to a telemetry station.
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Northwestern University Medical School
National Safety Congress
Reid
Northwestern
Uries
Bill Swingle
Steve Murphy
Longhorns Near Unanimous Choice In AP Football Poll
Texas remains No. 1 in the AP football poll with 508 points and 49 first place votes. Illinois is second with 358 points. Mississippi third at 306. Navy and Auburn also receive strong votes as the Top Ten reshapes after weekend games.
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Associated Press
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Alabama
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Mississippi
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Ohio State
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Wiscon
Pitt
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Northwestern
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Ming Scooesadstt
Nicklaus Uses Radar In Cup Golf Triumph
Jackie Nicklaus wins the Canada Cup individual title with a 63-hole total of 237 and leads the United States to team victory with Arnold Palmer at 482. He reveals a "radar" distance card carried in his hip pocket aiding course measurements. Sebastian Miguel ties for second. Gary Player also a top contender.
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France
Jackie Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
U.S
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Colo
Sebastian Miguel
Spain
Gary Player
Saintnom-la-Breteche
Miguel
Ramon Sota
Player
Retief Waltman
South Africa
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