Dodgers Trade Howard for Osteen and Others in Big Winter Deal
In a major move during the winter meetings the Los Angeles Dodgers sent Frank Howard to the Washington Senators for Claude Osteen along with John Kennedy and $100,000. The Senators also acquired pitchers Phil Ortega and Pete Richert and infielder Ken McMullen in the deal as part of a flurry of activity.
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John Kennedy
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Pete Richert
Ken McMullen
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Indianapolis Warriors
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Ken Carpenter
Warriors
Howard Belinsky Key Men in Big Trades
Houston AP report notes pitcher Bo Belinsky involved as the Phillies trade rookies Costen Shockley and Rudy May in a National League deal. Trade details focus on Shockley a first baseman and May a pitcher as major moves.
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Joe Reichlee
Bo Belinsky
Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
Costen Shockley
Rudy May
Nitohar
Wildcats Rally To Beat Iowa In Opener
In Lexington, Adolph Rupp's Kentucky Wildcats rallied from behind to defeat Iowa 85-77. Teammates Randy Embry and Louie Dampier each scored three field goals in the final stretch, lifting the sheer effort as Dampier sparked the decisive run.
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Adolph Rupp
Randy Embry
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
Iowa
Wildcats
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Broad Basketball Scores Across Schools and Colleges
A wide array of high school and college results from venues across West Virginia, Ohio, and beyond shows numerous notable scores. Highlights include West Virginia State and other colleges' mixed results, with Cleveland and Illinois teams posting decisive wins.
Los Angeles Falls To Cincy 104 90 in NBA action
Cincinnati tripped Los Angeles 108 106 earlier then beat the Lakers 104 90 as Wayne Embry and Jack Twyman led Friday’s games. Philadelphia topped Detroit 119 106 with Paul Neumann scoring 25 and Larry Costello 21 before Hal Greer left with a dislocated finger. Bailey Howell’s late rebound and Walt Bellamy’s 37 points paced Baltimore in a 113 9 victory.
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Wayne Embry
Jack
Baltimore
Walt Bellamy
Cincinnatti
McDade to Attend Two Banquets Tonight
McDade of Charleston Catholic plans two football banquets tonight. He will be honored at the Red Dragons dinner at 6 p.m. in the Catholic high cafeteria and later attend the St Albans dinner at 7 p.m. Speakers include Sister M Harriet and Rev Aurelius Nickel. The Mike Sayfie Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the squad.
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East Bank
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William
Moon) Conde
Virginia Tech
Charleston
Dagostine Dagostine Sparks Poca toward 76 69 Win
Dagostine led Poca with 33 points and 22 in the second half to rally past George Washington 76 69 on Friday night. Washington debuted with a 46 34 halftime edge but faded as Stowers led GW with 21 while Mike Brown dominated the boards with 28.
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Indiana Tech Edges Golden Bears 82 81 in Rochester
Indiana Tech narrowly defeated the Golden Bears 82 81 in Rochester after a tight second half. Ron Zigler led scoring with 28 points, while Onas Aliff added 24 for Indiana Tech as West Virginia Tech faced foul trouble in the final minutes.
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Bob Klos
Gauley Bridge Travels Triumph In High-Scoring 107 72 Win
Gauley Bridge Travelers opened the 1964 65 basketball season with a 107 72 victory over Webster Springs. Jerry Montgomery led Gauley with 38 points. Webster Springs was led by David Burgess and Butch Shock with 22 each. Next Friday Gauley hosts Richwood.
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Webster
Rosies Open Basketball Season with 45 23 Victory
Roosevelt Junior High opened its basketball season with a 45 to 23 win over Chelyan led by Eugene Burls with 17 points and Doug O'Dell with 16. Bill Stamper led Chelyan with eight points as Roosevelt started strong under coach Fred Aldridge.
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Eugene Burls
Doug O'Dell
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Bill Stamper
Chelyan Cooler
Cedar Grove Opens Cage Season With 6759 Victory
Cedar Grove defeated its alumni 6759 as Tom Moore with 19 points and Bot Alley 18 led a trio of double figure scorers. Ansis Swope led all scorers with 24 while Frank Armstrong added 13 and Joe Farkasdi 11. Next week small game hunting is allowed statewide from Dec 7 to 12 during deer season with shotgun use only. deer hunters cannot use solid ball ammo on small game.
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Palmer Leads With 67 As 2nd Round Proves Clutch
Arnold Palmer fired a 67 to extend his two day total to 123 and hold a two stroke edge over Gary Player at Kaanapali in Hawaii. Jack Nicklaus also climbed back into contention with a 69 after a slow start as the United States and South Africa kept pace in the Canada Cup team event.
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