Knicks Trade Three Acquire Bellamy
The New York Knicks acquire 6 foot 11 Walt Bellamy from the Baltimore Bullets for Johnny Green Jim Barnes and Johnny Egan plus an undisclosed cash amount. Bellamy is a 27.8 PPG career scorer, joining a frontline with Willis Reed as the team aims for the Eastern Division title. Bellamy’s move ends his discontent in Baltimore and gives the Knicks a top scoring big man to pair with Reed.
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National Basketball Association
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Ned Irish
Harry Gallatin
Willis Reed
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Reed
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Bullet
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Green
Egan
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Bullets
Boxing Assn Strips Flyweight Title From Burruni
In Las Vegas, the World Boxing Association stripped Salvatore Burruni of the World Flyweight Championship. WBA president Jim Deskin said Burruni failed to defend the crown against Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan, the top challenger, leading to the vacant title.
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Nev
UPI
World Boxing Association
WBA
Salvatore Burruni
Jim Deskin
Burruni
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Japan
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Nicklaus Tops In PGA Money
Jack Nicklaus leads the 1965 PGA money list with official money of 138 852 and total 150 346. Tony Lema is second in sanctioned events with 101 816 and overall 108 869. Billy Casper ranks third in official money at 97 706 and is second overall with 123 862. Deskin notes Burruni must defend his title by November 1 after not defending since last year’s crown. The WBA championships committee will arrange an elimination tournament to determine a new holder.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Tony Lema
Billy Casper
Ebihara
Burruni
Alberto Branchini
Deskin
WBA
Emile Bruneau
New Orleans
Spartans Perch Atop Poll As Nebraska Arkansas Slump
Michigan State remains No 1 in the APUPI ratings after a 49 7 win over Northwestern and 7 0 start to 1965. Nebraska and Arkansas tie for second with 294 points as Notre Dame climbs to 4th, UCLA and USC move up, Texas Tech gains, and Alabama Georgia Tech enter the top ten.
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UPI
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United Press International
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UPI Board of Coaches
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Razorbacks
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State
Iowa
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Alabama
Georgia Tech
Missouri
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Terrell Retains WBA Crown in Tough Toronto Guarded Bout
Ernie Terrell defeated George Chuvalo by 15 round decision to retain the WBA heavyweight title in Toronto. Terrell used a long reach and left jab while Chuvalo pressed and protested the verdict, shouting from the locker room as officials verified the scorecards.
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Ont
UPI
Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
George Chuvalo
Terrell
Chuvalo
Merv McKenzie
Toronto Athletics Commission
Irving Ungerman
McKenzie
Sam Luftspring
Billy Burke
Fred Nobert
Luftspring
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
WBA
Clay
Eddie Machen
Devarney Named ECAC All East QB of Week
Dick Devarney of undefeated Maine earned ECAC All East College Division quarterback honors after a five touchdown effort against Colby. He passed for 307 yards and four touchdowns in the first half, setting school marks despite playing just over half the game. Ed Wing of Williams added four rushing TDs and 213 yards on 31 carries as Williams beat Union 28 27.
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UPI
Dick Devarney
Maine
Colby
Wing
Williams
John Fonash
Temple
Wesleyan
Tom Gulick
Devarney
Union
Mt Anthony Defeats Marlboro College 2 0
Marlboro College, Marlboro, The Mt Anthony Union High School all star field hockey team, composed of girls from Bennington and North Bennington, defeated Marlboro 2 0 in a single game. Bonnie Hanson scored the first goal and Blue Thompson added the second as the Cats outplayed Marlboro late in the final period.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Marlboro College
Bennington High School
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New Union School
Bonnie Hanson
Lue Thompson
Coaching Staff Resigns at Susquehanna University
Susquehanna University in SELINGSGROVE Pa reports the football coach James W Garrett and two assistants resigned with two games left in the season leaving a 0 7 record. University president Dr Gustave W Weber said Garrett felt the team was not improving. Also in Teheran UPI reports British railroad worker Louis Martin lifted a world record 420 pounds to win the mid heavyweight weight lifting title with a 1075 pound aggregate total.
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Susquehanna University
James W. Garrett
Gustave W. Weber
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Teheran
UPI
Louis Martin
Britain
Martin
Vermont Archers Bag Record Deer Kill
Vermont Fish and Game reports a record bow season deer kill at 526 through Oct 29, up 49.4 percent from last year. Non residents took 366, Vermonters 160, with more reports expected before Nov 10.
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Vermont Fish and Game Department
Deer hunting results show county kills and top buck
The Friendship League recorded 218 bucks and 308 does. Orange County led in density with one deer per 5.8 square miles, while Windsor County had 157 total deer. The largest buck weighed 215 pounds and was bagged by Earl Rufus III of Wilmington on Haystack Mountain.
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Windsor County
United States
Earl Rufus III
Wilmington
Haystack Mountain
Harder Named Reds Coach in Major League Return
Mel Harder, 56, former Cleveland Indian and recent Mets and Cubs coach, will join the Cincinnati Reds as pitching coach under new manager Don Heffner. Heffner calls Harder a well regarded, knowledgeable hire, with duties to start after a Florida instructional league stint.
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UPI
Mel Harder
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Reds
Mel
Heffner
Mets
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Indians
de Witt
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Big O Leads NBA Scorers After Two Weeks
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati leads the NBA in scoring and playmaking after two weeks, with 223 points and a 31.9 average while 71 assists for the Royals. Wilt Chamberlain, limited by games, posts a .655 field goal rate and 41.7 scoring average. Bill Russell tops rebounds at 29.1. Jerry Lucas matches with 206 rebounding in two more games. Sam Jones leads free throw percentage at .931.
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UPI
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
National Basketball Association
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Royals
Wilt Chamberlain
NBA
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Jerry Lucas
Russebounds
Boston
Sam Jones
Bear Meat Completes Supper Menu at Green Mountain
Arlington Fish and Game Club announces a bear to round out the menu for its first game supper on November 13 at the Green Mountain Restaurant. The event runs from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. or until all is eaten, with tickets at 2.50 for all you can eat. Hunters are invited to attend in casual attire.
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Arlington Fish and Game Club
Green Mountain
Knee Injury Sidelines Pats Rookie Hennessey
Boston Patriots defensive back Tom Hennessey, a former Holy Cross standout, will miss three to four weeks with torn ligaments in his left knee after injuring it in the second period of the 22-6 win over San Diego. Dr. Joseph Dorgan announced the prognosis and cast plan.
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Boston Patriots
Tom Hennessey
Joseph Dorgan
Hennessey
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Patriots
Dorgan
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