Stowe's Billy Kidd Rated As One Of Top U S Skiers
UPI reports Billy Kidd, the 21 year old University of Colorado freshman from Stowe Vermont, is hailed as one of the top American skiers. Kidd, first American to win an Olympic ski medal, won three Roch Cup events in Aspen and builds on a string of near undefeated showings in Crest ed Butte Loveland Basin and Park City. He credits coach Bob Beattie and Colorado facilities for support and discusses his technical style and training.
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Russell Knocks Teammates But Gets Away With It
Boston based report notes five time MVP Russell dominated a news conference as he discussed teammates Havlicek Sanders Naulls and the Jones brothers along with Red Auerbach. He praised Auerbach’s coaching genius and forecast Havlicek becoming a swingman and Sam Jones improving next season.
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Princeton St Josephs Win First Rounds of NCAA Tourney
Princeton upended Penn State 60-58 behind Bill Bradley as St Joseph's beat Connecticut 67-61. Providence routed West Virginia 91-67, Oklahoma City edged Colorado State 70-68, Houston topped Notre Dame 99-98 in OT, and Ohio State upset Michigan 93-85 without Cazzie Russell.
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Alston Warns Dodgers to Forget 1964 and Focus on 1965
Walter Alston told Dodgers in spring training not to dwell on last season. He recalled 1964 as a rough year after a pennant and World Series in 1963, vowed the 1965 Dodgers will remember history and contend as one of the top six teams in the league.
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Selection of Baseball's Commissioner Drags On
In Tampa Florida owners discuss possible candidates for baseballs new commissioner but progress remains slow. Many owners admit they have not reached a decision as talks continue and no name is yet agreed upon.
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Championship Game Saturday To Be Heard Here
Bennington daytime station WBTN will relay Saturday state basketball final between Bennington Catholic High and Spaulding High Barre. Closed circuit from Patrick gym at the University of Vermont to Bennington Lodge of Elks and BCHS, 8:15 broadcast, game at 8:30. BCHS K of C sponsor. Bob Harrington and Dave Alcorta announce.
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Pearson Blames Himself For Bad Season with Angels
Albie Pearson admits he pressured himself and regressed after a .304 season in 1963 to .223 in 1964. He vows to win back his center field job as Billy Rigney splits the Angels for spring drills in Mexico and Arizona, with Reichardt pushing for his spot.
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Michigan Named UPI Hoop Poll Champion
Michigan named the 1964-65 major college basketball champion by United Press International. Coach Dave Strack cites an NCAA title as the ultimate proof, as Michigan earned 26 first place votes to UCLA's six, with a 21-3 season record the best in school history and the first national title for Michigan.
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Final 1964-65 major college basketball rankings revealed
New York UPI releases the final ratings through March 6 with first place votes and records. Michigan leads with 21-3 after 26 first place votes, followed by UCLA 24-2 and 6 votes, St. Joseph's 25-1 with 3 votes, Providence 22-1, Vanderbilt 22-3, Davidson 24-2, Minnesota 18-5, Duke 20-5, and San Francisco 23-4 rounding out the top ten.
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College Results From Various Conferences
United Press International lists college results across multiple conferences. Highlights include Northwestern 87 over Purdue 82, Ohio State 93 defeating Michigan 85, Tennessee 102 over Tulane 62, Vanderbilt 106 to Louisiana State 69, Iowa State 78 over Missouri 65, Indiana 92 past Wisconsin 73, Oklahoma State 89 over Oklahoma 66, Kansas State 79 over Nebraska 67, Albright 73 over Lafayette 67, Southwestern Conference playoff set in Waco Texas SMU 80 Texas 78, MAC playoff in Dayton Ohio Ohio 76 Miami Ohio 71, NCAA Eastern Regional in Philadelphia first round Princeton 60 Penn State 58, St Joseph's Pa. 67 over Conn 61, Providence 91 over West Virginia 67, NCAA Midwestern Regional in Lubbock Okla City 70 Colorado State 68, Houston 99 over Notre Dame 98, NAIA tournament in Kansas City Missouri Estrn Mont 63 Caril Wash 61 Albany Ga St 74 over Transylvania Ky 57, Southern Louisiana 94 over Indiana Tech 77, Hastings 95 over Northern Michigan 89, Okla Bapt 87 over Linfield Ore 84, Southwestern La 66 over Southern Colorado 59, Augsburg 107 over Central Conn 87.
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