Finkel's High Scoring Aid Covers Defensive Gaps
Dayton star Henry Finkel, nearly seven feet tall, compensates for defensive lapses with elite shooting. He scored 28 points in an 85-57 win over Loyola of Los Angeles as Dayton improves to 14-3 and prepares for a key game with fifth-ranked St. Joseph's. Ron Williams led West Virginia past Pittsburgh 90-79 with 24 points, while Wally Anderzunas scored 27 for Creighton in a 104-90 win over LaSalle. West Virginia's fast break, led by Williams, turned a close game into a large late lead.
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St. Joseph’s Hawks
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Pittsburgh
Wally Anderzonas
Creighton
LaSalle
Williams
Mountaineers
Al's Alley Bowling Safety Notes and Scores
Safety tips for young bowlers emphasize proper grip to avoid finger injuries. The update covers multiple leagues with high scores, notable players, and league leaders. A notice about the Seventh Annual North Country Handicap Bowling Tournament in Ticonderoga, NY, outlining entry deadlines and prize estimates concludes the column.
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Helen Harrington
Mabel Mitchell
Ethel Poljacik
Dot Dickie
George
Gert Syverstad
Ethel
Jim DeVito
R. Townsend
Gene Farrar
Don Fisher
Mears
S. Daniles
Dick Mullins
Farrell Dist
Ed Wansbury
County National Bank
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Mitch Kaywajy
Gordie Caslin
Bob Jones
John Ottaviano
Gordie
North Bennington Governors
BCHS
Steve LeBarron
Howard Theran
Bernie Clifton
Hague
N.Y
Adirondack
Ticonderoga
Bernard A. Clifton
Pirates sign Mota and Alou to 1966 contracts
Pittsburgh UPI reports Manny Mota and Matty Alou both 27 and Dominican, signed 1966 contracts with the Pirates on Tuesday. Both players join the Pirates as outfielders.
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Manny Mota
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Milwaukee Awarded 1966 National Clay Courts Championship
The United States Lawn Tennis Association chose Milwaukee to host the 1966 National Clay Courts Championship ending River Forest Club’s 30 year run as hosts. The move shifts the event to Wisconsin with Milwaukee in position to stage the tournament.
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