Odds Makers Apt To Grow Old Before Their Time
The Citadel and Richmond share the Southern Conference lead as the 1964-65 season opens The Citadel upset West Virginia 75 73 while Richmond sophomores defeated George Washington 80 67 Davidson West Virginia Furman and others posted results Davidson 31 points by Fred Hetzel and Citadel 2 0 start as schedule unfolds with key matchups on deck in coming week
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Topsy Turvy Campaign In Works By TED MEIER
The opening week signals a topsy turvy college basketball season with Illinois ending UCLA's 30 game win streak before losing to St Louis 79-64. UCLA routed Indiana State while Michigan barely held off Duke. Major upsets and close calls mark a season with many ranked teams facing bold early tests.
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Parilli Guides Patriots Past Chiefs 31-24 For AFL Title Hope
In Kansas City, quarterback Daryle Parilli threw three TD passes for Boston as the Patriots beat the Chiefs 31-24. Cappelletti scored 13 points to set AFL season scoring record while Art Graham caught two TD passes and J C Garrett sparked the late clinching drive. Dawson passed for 258 yards with Frank Jackson totaling 144 receiving yards.
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Fairview and Matoaka Face Off Tonight
Fairview's Falcons host Matoaka at 7 30 p m seeking a second straight win. An Bivens leads with forward play while Bill McQue is at center. Guards Nick Colabro and Mark Bruch pace the backcourt.
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Special Two Day Deer Season Set for Hardy and Hampshire
West Virginia announces a December 18 19 special deer season limited to Hardy and Hampshire counties. Permits issued in person only at four stations December 14 17 with Hardy and Hampshire residents given early access. A total of 5640 permits will be issued. out of state hunters and those who deer hunted in the regular season are excluded.
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West Virginia Tech Captain Named Tournament MVP
Mike Barrett, captain of West Virginia Tech, led his team to a consolation game win over Detroit and earned the tournament's most valuable player honor in Rochester New York.
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Ramblin Reds Face Emory Henry Freshmen in Night Contest
Bluefield College's Ramblin Reds, winless after two games, meet Emory & Henry freshmen tonight at Emory to precede Wasps vs Tusculum. Coach Bill Judy's squad opened 104 57 loss to King College freshmen and 127 68 to Concord yearlings, with Ricky French scoring 39 and John Bates 27 across the two games. Greg McMorrow may see action for the Wasps.
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Seven Old Dominion Teams End Season Perfect
Seven Virginia scholastic football squads completed flawless campaigns, led by Atlantic Group III with a 10–0 run and 365 season points. James Wood, Woodberry Forest, Andrew Lewis, Jefferson, Osbourn, and Southampton also finished 10–0 or undefeated, with Woodberry Forest extending a 17-game win streak.
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Half and Half Filter Cigarettes Sell With New Taste
Smokers are invited to try Half and Half Filter Cigarettes boasting a new blend aimed at pleasing aroma and taste. The campaign highlights America's best-tasting pipe tobacco in a filtered format.
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Palmer 2nd As U.S. Keeps Title
Burly Jack Nicklaus surged from behind to win the individual title at the Cana da Cup in Maui, finishing 72 holes at 276. Arnold Palmer faded to 278 after a final two greens three putt. The U.S. duo won the team crown for the fifth straight year with 554.
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Garden To Rely On 6 Veterans For 1964 45 Basketball
Garden's Green Dragons, 1-1, will lean on six lettermen including seniors Charles Bailey and Quinton Edwards as they pursue a better season than last year’s 5-15. Coach John Fryatt led the team past Grundy and then lost to St. Paul with home games upcoming against Whitewood. Notable players include 6-2 Hagg, 6-4 Robert Hughes, and Johnny Lunney.
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Chargers Defeat Jets 38 3 Secure AFL Western Title
San Diego led early and dominated New York 38-3 to clinch the AFL Western Division crown. John Hadl threw for 240 yards with two TD passes and two setups, guiding a 466 yard Charger offense while Jets managed only a lone 37 yard field goal.
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Raiders Pull Off Late TD Pass Upset Over Bills
In Oakland, Tom Flores threw a 4th quarter winner to Art Powell with four seconds remaining as the Raiders upset Buffalo 16-13. Flores, starting for the injured Cotton Davidson, earlier connected for a 35-yard TD to Clem Daniels. The win ties Buffalo with Boston atop the AFL East.
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