Duke Stays Atop Weekly Hoop Poll
Duke Blue Devils hold first place in the UPI coaches basketball rankings with 15 first place votes and 313 points after improving to 6-1. St Joseph's (Pa) rises to second with 287 points, while UCLA tumbles from preseason top spot to 13th after an 82-76 loss to Cincinnati. Vanderbilt remains third. Kansas slips to 12th after consecutive losses.
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Sabers Dominate Rutland 41-25 In Defensive Battle
BCHS Sabers shut down Rutland on the boards and held a 31-18 edge after three quarters, led by Alan Plante and Tom Caron. Rutland’s Pratt was bottled up as BCHL pulled away in the third, finishing 41-25. In the opener, junior Sabers fell 42-28.
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Hoop Scores from Vermont High School Games
Southern Vermont BCHS beat Rutland 41 to 25 and West Rutland defeated Bennington 83 to 60. MSJ won 75 to 51 over Otter Valley while Brattleboro topped Hartford 66 to 65. Bellows Falls won 69 to 63 over Windsor and Sacred Heart prevailed 79 to 56 over BBS. Fair Haven 71 edged Orleans 69 and Chester 61 defeated Vergennes 59.
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Billie Jean Tennis Queen Named Top US Player for 1965
Billie Jean Moffitt King of Long Beach Calif is recommended for the No 1 US ranking for 1965 by the USLTA Women's Ranking Committee. Nancy Richey of Dallas is listed No 2, with Carole Graebner No 3 and Jane Albert among other top finishers.
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Santa Monica
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Pebble Beach
Mary Ann Eisel
St. Louis
Carol Hanks Aucamp
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Julie Heldman
Tony Ann Fretz
Harrisburg
Memories of the Year Gone By
A retrospective look at 1965 recounts personal moments from baseball and boxing, including Branch Rickey's push for Galvin’s Hall of Fame status, Tigers spring training upheaval, Koufax's comments, Groat’s World Series chatter, Masters reflections, and notable player moves and turns from Johnny Blanchard to Willie Reddish, ending with calls for a new commissioner and White Sox manager.
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Pud) Galvin
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Cats Fall To West Rutland 83 60 In League Clash
West Rutland defeated the Bendi Cats 83-60 as foul trouble hampered Benhi. Ray Czachor led with 19 points, Ed Reczek 18, Tom Jakubowski 13. Cats: Jim Shoemaker 12 in first half, Jim Keir 12 total. JV: West Rutland 69 Benhi 34. Catamounts host Hartford next.
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Sullivan Named Sox Director of Player Personnel
Boston Red Sox appoint Haywood Sullivan 34 as director of player personnel to overhaul operations after Mike Higgins removal. Sullivan, ex catcher and Athletics manager, vows hands on work across farm system and Fenway area, aiming to instill pride and change, while veterans fear the shift.
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