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Perry Feniials
60-Yard Mark
Tyus Wins in Millrose Games;
Lane Wants to Buy Red Sox
From Press Dispatches
Fordham’s Sam Perry equalled the indoor record for the 60-
yard dash Thursday night, easily winning the event in the Mill-
rose Games in 5.9 seconds.
~*~ | ee
MONTGOMERY TO REVEAL AT TD CLUB
STADIUM NAME TO COME SATURDAY
By BILL CLARK
Atlanta’s $18-million stadium has a name right now, but the
world must wait for Saturday night.
The Touchdown Club Jamboree banquet at 7 p.m. at the
Dinkler-Plaza has been chosen for the long-awaited revelation.
Stadium Authority chairman Arthur Montgomery will make the
announcement.
Ara Parseghian, leader of Notre Dame’s resurgent Irish
and the nation’s co-holder of Coach of the Year acclaim for
1964, will share the Saturday night shindig spotlight. He will
deliver the main address.
Bill Pritchard of the TD Club said Thursday that a round
of informal parties will launch the Atlanta pigskin production
Friday. Delegations from most of the leading bowl games play
hosts.
A cocktail party and buffet supper Friday night beginning
at 6 p.m. officially opens the gathering. A luncheon floor show
is slated Saturday at noon. All three major events are to be
staged on the Dinkler roof.
The name for the city’s mammoth new stadium has been a &
popular conversational item here for almost a year. News
media have run contests to prompt suggestions. The Authority
has studied reams of proposals and arrived at a decision.
The TD Jamboree will be attended by athletic officials
from throughout the south, both from the high school and col-
lege level. The event coincides with the SEC meeting currently
in progress to assure strong area representation.
It was the second time in less
than a week that Perry had
matched the time. He also was
credited with the mark on a dirt
track at Annapolis, Md., in a
dual meet with Navy last Satur-
day.
Lanky Bill Crothers of Toron-
to romped to an easy 10-yard
Sports in Brief
triumph in the half mile, win-
Five Share the Top
With 68's at Frisco.
Dickinson’s Not So ‘Lucky’;
His Near Ace Doesn’t Fall
SAN FRANCISCO (2) — Veteran Gardner Dickinson Jr. missed
we he Se ee 2 ee ee eee ee
_—_—
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60-Yard Mark
Tyus Wins in Millrose Games;
Lane Wants to Buy Red Sox
From Press Dispatches
Fordham’s Sam Perry equalled the indoor record for the 60-
yard dash Thursday night, easily winning the event in the Mill-
rose Games in 5.9 seconds.
~*~ | ee
MONTGOMERY TO REVEAL AT TD CLUB
STADIUM NAME TO COME SATURDAY
By BILL CLARK
Atlanta’s $18-million stadium has a name right now, but the
world must wait for Saturday night.
The Touchdown Club Jamboree banquet at 7 p.m. at the
Dinkler-Plaza has been chosen for the long-awaited revelation.
Stadium Authority chairman Arthur Montgomery will make the
announcement.
Ara Parseghian, leader of Notre Dame’s resurgent Irish
and the nation’s co-holder of Coach of the Year acclaim for
1964, will share the Saturday night shindig spotlight. He will
deliver the main address.
Bill Pritchard of the TD Club said Thursday that a round
of informal parties will launch the Atlanta pigskin production
Friday. Delegations from most of the leading bowl games play
hosts.
A cocktail party and buffet supper Friday night beginning
at 6 p.m. officially opens the gathering. A luncheon floor show
is slated Saturday at noon. All three major events are to be
staged on the Dinkler roof.
The name for the city’s mammoth new stadium has been a &
popular conversational item here for almost a year. News
media have run contests to prompt suggestions. The Authority
has studied reams of proposals and arrived at a decision.
The TD Jamboree will be attended by athletic officials
from throughout the south, both from the high school and col-
lege level. The event coincides with the SEC meeting currently
in progress to assure strong area representation.
It was the second time in less
than a week that Perry had
matched the time. He also was
credited with the mark on a dirt
track at Annapolis, Md., in a
dual meet with Navy last Satur-
day.
Lanky Bill Crothers of Toron-
to romped to an easy 10-yard
Sports in Brief
triumph in the half mile, win-
Five Share the Top
With 68's at Frisco.
Dickinson’s Not So ‘Lucky’;
His Near Ace Doesn’t Fall
SAN FRANCISCO (2) — Veteran Gardner Dickinson Jr. missed
we he Se ee 2 ee ee eee ee
_—_—
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