Bucky Waters Named WVU Coach Faces Early Tasks
The piece profiles Julius Boros style and West Virginia University basketball coach Bucky Waters. It notes Waters's youth and dedication, his aim to unite state fans, and the challenge of selecting assistants including Moran Greer and Akers. It stresses emphasis on hard work and patience for the Mountaineers.
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Pucky Waters
West Virginia University
Duke
Widh
Willie Evans
Bucky
Morgantown
Mountaineers
State United
Mountaineer
Quentin Barnette
Quentin
Barnette
Bucky Waters
Sonny Moran
Moran
Morris Harvey
Paul Greer
Oceana
Paul
Greer
Willie Akers
Willie
Ashe And Scott Lead U.S. In Davis Cup Semifinals
In the North American Zone semifinals the United States built a 2 0 edge as Arthur Ashe and Stan Smith defeated their foes 6-3 6-2 and 4 6 4 6 4. Saturday doubles saw Chuck McKinley and Marti appear in action for the U S team.
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Boros Leads Buick Open Midway As Seven Tie For Second
Julius Boros carded a two under par 70 at Warwick Hills to open a two stroke advantage at the Buick Open halfway point. Seven players including Tony Lema Jack Nicklaus Doug Sanders Bert Weaver Johnny Pott and Gary Player are tied for second after Friday’s round.
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Mich
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Warwick Hills Country Club
Mid Pines
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Boros
Steve Spray
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Bert Weaver
Johnny Pott
Gary Player
Ken Venturi
White Sox Triumph 2-0 Over Yankees in 15 Innings
Danny Cater broke a 0-0 tie with a leadoff homer in the 15th inning, his first hit in 19 at bats, lifting the Chicago White Sox to a 2-0 win over the slumping New York Yankees. Eddie Fisher earned the win in relief and Floyd Robinson added a solo shot against Pete Mikkelsen.
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Danny Cater
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Eddie Fisher
Cater
Floyd Robinson
Yan
Pete Mikkel- Fisher
Elston Howard
Twins thrash Washington 9 5 with Hall's inside-the-park homer
Minnesota beat Washington 9-5 as Jimmie Hall led the offense with three hits and an inside-the-park home run. Gerry Fosnow earned key relief while Jim Kaat and Zoilo Versalles delivered clutch hits. Rich Rollins reached on an error and scored on Hall's aggressive baserunning.
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Minneapolis
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Gerry Fosnow
Washington
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Don Lock
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Zoilo Versalles
Expansion War As NFL AFL Squabble Over Cities
Philadelphia Houston and Atlanta emerge as key pawns in a turf war between the NFL and AFL as both leagues pursue expansion. The AFL plans adding two teams possibly Philadelphia and Atlanta amid a $36 million TV deal, while the NFL eyes up to two more franchises including Boston. Commissioners Rozelle and Foss clash over territorial moves, with meetings set for next week.
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Astros Land Gentile In Cash and Prospect Deal
Diamond Jim Gentile, a powerful slugger, was traded from Kansas City to the Houston Astros for 100000 cash and two players, including a minor league pitcher. Gentile, 31, noted he is aging but welcomed the move as Houston pursued him for years. The A's received Jesse Hickman in addition to the cash while awaiting a named prospect and possible December completion.
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Paul Richards
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Oklahoma City
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Peters
St. Louis
Elorde Defends Lightweight Crown in Manila
Philippine boxer Flash Elorde defends his lightweight title in Manila as he faces a challenger in a scheduled bout. Official statements confirm Elorde's intent to retain the crown amid a crowded lightweight scene in the region.
Baseball A L weekend games feature early matchups
American League Saturday games list Chicago Peters 44 at New York Stat e 2 rppeyee Chance 4 4 Boston 44 at Kansas City Segui 3 5 Detroit Lolich 7 2 at Cleveland Kral Washington Richert 2 4 at Minnesota Boswell 3 2
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New York
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Kansas
Reds Stop Giants On Edwards Shot
Cincinnati defeats San Francisco 4 2 as Johnny Edwards belts a three run homer his third in four games. Joey Jay exits with arm tightness after giving up three straight hits in the fifth. Billy McCool finishes as Cincinnati capitalizes on Giants errors to secure the win.
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Johnny Edwards
San Francisco
Joey Jay
Giants
VMI Names 1965 66 Basketball Captain
VMI in Lexington announces Charlie Schmaus elected captain for the 1965 66 basketball season. Schmaus, noted as a star playmaker, will lead the Keydets.
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Tribe Nips Tigers on Azcue Pinch Hit In Eighth
Cleveland Indians beat Detroit 7 to 6 as Joe Azcue delivered a tying and go ahead pinch hit single in the eighth inning off Larry Sherry. Ralph Terry failed to win his 100th, with Sonny Siebert earning the victory after Camilo Carreon scored earlier.
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Sonny Siebert
Braves Rally Beat Dodgers 5-2 on Mathews Three-Run Ninth
Eddie Mathews hit a three-run homer in the ninth to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 5-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Wade Blasingame earned the win after scattering eight hits as Milwaukee moved within four games of the league-leading Dodgers. The game had been 2-2 since the first inning with key early runs from each side.
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Lou Johnson
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Joe Torre
Jim Lefebvre
Gene Oliver
National League A Game Highlights and Scores
The summary notes Key players Kroll scoring 32 for Pittsburgh Culp 22 for Chicago Eil Rousten Faswell 41 for St Louis Angeles 93 for Milwaukee and Milwas and Premeiooe Ws Coote nati Maloney 5p. The fragmentary text lists multiple teams and players with point totals.
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Chicago
Eil Rousten Faswell
Louis
Sim- Angeles
Milwasan Premeiooe
Cootenati Maloney
Astros Top Cardinals 5-2 Behind Brand Ninth-Inning Slam
Ron Brand belted a three run homer with two out in the ninth to lift the Houston Astros to a 5 2 win over the St Louis Cardinals Gibson took his third straight loss after eight wins in a row as Houston climbs to .500 The homer came after a walk to Bob Aspromonte and a Rusty Staub single and followed Joe Morgan’s walk and Walt Bond’s lead off homer for a 2 1 Astros edge Jim Gentile played his first game for Houston in cleanup spot.
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6-4 Cager Accepts WVU Scholarship
Morgantown AP reports Carl Head a 21 year old Dodge City graduate has become the first player recruited by WVU basketball coach Bucky Waters. Head from Washington DC stands 6 foot 4 and weighs 195 pounds, played center and forward at Dodge City Junior College.
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Mets win on Mazeroski miscue to beat Pirates 2 1
The Mets edge the Pirates 2 1 as Bill Mazeroski fumbles a routine double play in the seventh. Joe Christopher ties it in the sixth with a triple as New York seizes the lead and Bob Friend suffers his second loss in five decisions.
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