Blind Golfer Boswell on 38 Putts and Par Challenges
Charley Boswell, totally blind, says a round over 38 putts ruins his day. The former Alabama halfback, 48, discusses breaking par without sight as he attends a National Football Foundation event in New York after a career marked by 14 National Blind Golf titles and eight international crowns.
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Koufax Leads NL Pitching Era In 1965 Records
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax tops the National League in eight pitching categories including a 2.04 ERA for 1965. He also led in wins 26, winning percentage .765, 382 strikeouts, complete games 27, batters faced 1,297, and longest winning streak 11. Juan Marichal is second in ERA at 2.14.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco
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Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Cloninger
Milwaukee
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Sam Ellis
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Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Jim Maloney
Artrip leads Cleveland to 71 48 win over Castlewood
Ira Artrip scored 37 points on 16 field goals and 5 of 6 free throws to lift Cleveland High School to a 71 48 victory over Castlewood High School in a Southwest Virginia matchup. Joe Stone and Jim Huff led Castlewood with 14 and 12 points as both teams moved to 11 11 records.
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Oxford and Cambridge tie 5-5 in annual rugby clash
In Twickenham Oxford and Cambridge played to a 5-5 deadlock in the annual rugby match on Tuesday. The result preserves the rivalry without a winner.
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England
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Jaeger Cubs Top Man 74-55 In Opener
Jaeger Cubs win 74 to 55 over Man as Kenny Peaks scores 20 and Ed Seward grabs 15 rebounds. Cubs dominate third and fourth quarters with strong free throw shooting, 28 of 40, and 40 rebounds to 23 for Man.
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Kenny Peaks
Saeger
Ed Seward
Thomas
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Jerry Kennedy
Bus Cook
Man I Fght
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Gentry
Trovd
Walker
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Honaker Routs Lebanon 68 56 in Tuesday Showdown
Honaker built a 17-8 first quarter edge and led 33-21 at halftime to beat Lebanon 68-56. Jones scored 27 and Taylor 25 for Honaker while Butch Noe led Lebanon with 18 points and Robby Smith added 11.
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Butch Noe
Robby Smith
Taylor Baldwin
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Tulsa QB snaps five NCAA marks in record performance
Bill Anderson of Tulsa set five major college football season records for total offense and passing in 1955. He led in pass attempts 509 completions 296 yards 3464 total offense yards 3343 and 580 total offense plays. He also posted a single game 65 attempts 42 completions 502 yards and 47 passes without interception.
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Bill Anderson
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Texas Western
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Stanford
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Four-Ball Championship Opens With Nicklaus Palmer Duo
The PGA starts its 49th Four-Ball Championship in Palm Beach Gardens with 108 two man teams competing for 20 000 first prize. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer lead the field for the 72-hole event played on the PGA National West and East courses, both 72 pars.
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Fla
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Arnold Palmer
PGA National Golf Club
Bramwell Dominates Montcalm to Even Series
Bramwell's Millionaires toppled Montcalm 82 to 56 for their second consecutive win. Joe Lambert led Bramwell with 18 points in a strong first quarter, while Bill Pierce added 19 and Paul Haynes 14. Louie Williams led Montcalm with 14 as Bramwell outscored by quarters and controlled the game from the start at Bramwell.
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Concord Hosts Morris Harvey in key basketball clash
Concord College mountain Lions, after two losses, meet Morris Harvey at Charleston tonight. Iran Blankenship’s Chargers beat Emory and Henry 92 60 then lost 88 67 to Greenville and 86 66 to Salem. After the game Concord heads to Cullowhee for the Western Carolina Tournament with three round robin games.
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Morris Harvey
Charleston
Iran Blankenship
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Glenville
Salem
Cullowhee
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Charles Town Track Sets Dec 18 Winter Meet Start
Charles Town race track opens its annual winter program on December 18 with an 18 day meeting through January 8. Daytime races run except Christmas Day and the glass enclosed clubhouse and grandstand permit the winter racing card.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Town Race Track
Venezuelan tennis champion Pimental to retire from international play
Tyo Pimental, 32, who has ruled Venezuela's tennis scene for a decade, announced Tuesday his retirement from international competition to become a tennis instructor.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Tyo Pimental
Jennings And Patrick Spark Big Creek Over Pineville
Big Creek Owls shot 54 percent and dominated the boards in a 83 68 win at Pineville. Lanky Jennings and sharp shooter Patrick led scoring with 19 and 16 points as Jerry Harmon added 12 and Robert Craft topped the Minutemen with 19.
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Oscar Patrick
Jerry Harmon
Robert Craft
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Larry Blankenship
Terry Mullins
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Parker Stewart
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Rocky Gap Lads Prevail 66 59 Over Spr onsburg in Cage Clash
Rocky Gap High School defeated Spransburg 66 to 59 at Mercer County court Tuesday night. Donnie Bentley led Rocky Gap with 24 points, supported by Melvin Wolf 16 Richard Lane 13 and Woody Bradshaw 10. Kenneth Tolliver paced the visitors with 16 points.
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Olsen Selected Player Of Week
Merlin Olsen, a 276 pound Rams defensive star, rushed 59 yards after a fumble recovery and helped harass Cardinal quarterback Charley Johnson. His standout plays contributed to a 17 3 lead as Los Angeles defeated St Louis. 【NOTE: Maintain factual summary per source】
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Bruins Ranked No 1 In First Cage Poll Michigan Second
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro apologized to Tennessee coach Doug Dickey for his team's over-aggressiveness that left Vol halfback Bobby Petrella with a mild concussion and 12 stitches after a finish to the game won 37 34.
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UCLA
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Vol
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Memphis
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Eight Inducted Into Goid Hall Of Fame
NEW YORK AP The 1965 Gold Medal winner said college football shifts from student participation to spectator sport. Pan American chief Juan Trippe urged schools to welcome players, noting rumors of dwindling student turnout. Inductees include Jack Cannon Notre Dame Tom Hamilton US Naval Academy Merle Gulick Toledo Hobart Dr Jerome Holland Cornell George McLaren Pittsburgh James Froggy Williams Rice Eric Red Tipton Duke Carl Snavely Bucknell NC Cornell Washington U 1927 1958 and scholars Sam Champs Jr Army Charles Arrobio USC Alan Roadhouse Navy John Cochran Auburn Willard Sander Ohio State David Froner Wisconsin Steve Juday Michigan State.
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National Football Foundation
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Juan T. Trippe
Pan American World Airways
Hall of Fame
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Notre Dame
Tom Hamilton
U.S. Naval Academy
Merle Gulick
Toledo
Hobart
Jerome
Brad) Holland
Cornell
George McLaren
Pittsburgh
James
Froggy) Williams
Rice
Eric
Red) Tipton
Duke
Carl Snavely
Bucknell
North Carolina
Washington
UCLA Tops AP Poll as Duke Drops to Sixth
UCLA remains No. 1 by AP poll after a 2-0 start with wins over Ohio State and Illinois. Michigan moves to No. 2 while St Josephs of Philadelphia holds third. Vanderbilt fourth and Minnesota fifth. Duke falls to sixth after a 73-71 loss to South Carolina, which climbs into the top 10.
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