Mount St. Joseph Tops BCHS in Final-Quarter Rally 67-61
Mount St. Joseph, led by Ron Kelly and Joe Gauthier, erased a BCHS lead with a 23-point fourth period to beat Bennington Catholic 67-61. The win extends MSJ’s streak to 12 and locks a top seed as BCHS drops its second straight and creates a four-way tie for second in the league.
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Joe Kennedy
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Caron
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Shortsleeves
Tucci
Bove
de Cesare
Cassius Clay and Liston in Miami Beach news conference
Cassius Clay challenges Sonny Liston at a televised Miami Beach news conference ahead of their Feb 25 heavyweight title fight. They trade taunts over a winner take all outcome, discuss pay splits, and Clay predicts an upset while Liston remains reserved. The exchange lasts 45 minutes.
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Sonny List
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Sonny
Floyd Patterson
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Wall Starts Cold Finishes with Rush
Art Wall rallied from a rough start to shoot 69 at the Maracaibo Open in Venezuela. He finished two behind defending champion Jim Ferree, who fired 67 and tied the course record. Four players tied for third with 70s: Adrian Bigras Bob Gajcia Billy Capps and Jay Dolan.
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Art Wall
Jim Ferree
Corona
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Wall
Pocono Manor
Ferree
John Barnum
George Knudson
Adrieen Bigras
Tempe
Ariz
Bob Gajcia
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Billy Capps
Beckley
W.va
Jay Dolan
Leicester
Mass
Furman Upsets Davidson in 70-55 Payoff Delight
Furman beat the fourth ranked Davidson 70-55 in Greenville after avenging an earlier 89-63 loss. Don Frye scored 18 and David Selvy added 17 as Furman controlled the second half and limited Fred Hetzel to 16. Frank Selvy attended as honor guest.
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Newberry
Frank Selvy
Davidson Wildcats
Lyles Alley
Davidson
Wildcats
Greenville
S.C
Associated Press
Don Frye
David
Norman’ Schaffer
Fred Hetzel
O Hara Sets Indoor Mile Mark at New York A C Games
Loyola of Chicago student Tom O Hara ran a 3 56 6 indoor mile at Madison Square Garden to set the fastest indoor time. Coach Jerry Weiland hailed him as the man to beat in Tokyo and predicted a 3 53 outdoor mile before season end.
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NEW York
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Tokyo
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O’hara
Loyola of Chicago
New York A. C
Madison Square Garden
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Gary Gubner
NYU
Lew Hoyt
Southern California
John Welses
LaSalle
Roy Hicks
U.S. Army
Wendell Mottley
Yale
Bill Crothers
Toronto
Jay Luck
New Haven Track Club
Boxing results from four cities list multiple bouts
In Worcester Dick French 146 from Providence stopped Earl Owens 143 for a 9th round technical knockout. In Tokyo Toruo Kosaka 13534 beat Che Kun Yang 136 10 rounds. In Milan Ray Adigun 13314 stopped Silvio Bettoni 13712 in 3 rounds. In Miami Joe Nardi 155 stopped Joe Ross 160 in 7 rounds. In Los Angeles Sergio Gomez 13534 outpointed Ernie Cuadras 138 in 10 rounds.
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Dick French
Providence
R.L
Earl Owens
Pleasantville
N.J
Tokyo
Toruo Kosaka
Japan
Che Kun Yang
South Korea
Milan
Italy
Ray Adigun
Nigeria
Silvio Bettoni
Miami
Joe Nardi
Chicago
Joe Ross
Jacksonville
Fla
Los Angeles
Sergio Gomez
Mexico
Ernie Cuadras
San Diego
Pesky Highlights Ifs and Nucleus for 1964 Red Sox
Boston manager Billy Pesky outlines the Red Sox key hopes for 1964. He cites pitching depth with Monbouquette Wilson Morehead and Radatz, lineup certainty at infield with Stuart Shilling Bressoud Malzone, and competition for catching jobs and outfield spots including Yaz Mejias Clinton Geiger and Mantilla as factors shaping a stronger season.
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Frank Malzone
Lu Clinton
Bill Monbouquette
Earl Wilson
Dave Morehead
Dick Radatz
Monster
Jack Lamabe
Gene Conley
Wilson
Earle
Bob Heffner
Seattle
Bill Spanswick
Spanswick
Stuart
Chuck Shilling
Eddie Bressoud
Malzone
Bressaud
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