College basketball results from a sprawling 1960s slate
A long list of college basketball scores across conferences and regions. Notable results include West Virginia University and Furman, Morris Harvey and Marshall, Virginia Tech and Detroit Tech, Bethany and Alderson-Broaddus, Slippery Rock and West Liberty, Penn State and Syracuse, and Princeton against Army. The page shows multiple games with various universities, including Davidson, St. Bonaventure, Rhode Island, Harvard, and many others, reflecting a dense midseason schedule.
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Greenbrier Vantaryes School
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Morris Harvey
Beckley
National Business College
Feirman State
West Virginia
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Alderson-Broaddus
Slippery Rock
West Liberty
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Suckrell
Bethany
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Davidson
Penn State
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Princeton
Army
Cornell
Colgate
Villanova
Xevier
Arown
Colby
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Maine
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Ates
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C.W. Post
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Wagner
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CCNY
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Penske Sweeps Nassau Speed Week by Victory in International Trophy
Roger Penske won the 252 mile International Trophy at Nassau on a borrowed Chaparral Chevrolet, securing an unprecedented sweep of Nassau Speed Week's three features. He took over on lap 25, led from lap 42, and finished in 3 hours 6 minutes 19.69 seconds at 89.118 mph, beating Bruce McLaren by about 30 seconds.
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Bahamas
Roger Penske
Happ Sharp
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Midland
Bruce McLaren
Surbiton
England
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Giardello
Carter
New York Giant
Greg Larson
Minnesota
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Mickey Walker
Giants
Cleveland
Gino Marchetti
Baltimore Colt
Colts
Detroit Lions
Marchetti
Edmond J. McDonnel
Clifford H. Buck
Denver
U.S. Amateur Athletic Union
Jay-Ehret Mahoney
New York City
Joe Childress
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Cleveland Browns
Lakers rally to edge 76ers as Royals roll past
In Minneapolis the Lakers beat the Philadelphia 76ers 108-104 behind Jerry West with 30 points and Elgin Baylor 20 as Fred Neuman grabbed 28 rebounds for the Western Division leaders. Earlier the Royals led throughout and won big.
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Elgin Baylor
Fred Neuman
Cedar Grove Irish open Kanawha Valley clash in charity tilt
Cedar Grove faces the Irish in a Kanawha Valley Conference basketball opener led by Tom Moore the second high scorer last season with a 24.9 average. Cedar’s first string includes Larry Bowe Bob Alley Gary Selby and Larry Woods while Mickey McDade’s squad lists Dave Boyle Mike Marino Terry Smoot and Bill Ore with game time at 7 30.
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Cedar Grove
Catholic War
Charleston
Tom Moore
KVC
Willl
Trail Blazers
Harry Graves
Larry Bowe
Bob Alley
Gary Selby
Larry Woods
Cedar
Mickey McDade
Dave Boyle
Mike Marino
Terry Smoot
Bill Ore
American Skier Richard Dorworth Places Second in Italy
In Sportinia Italy American skier Richard Dorworth of Reno Nevada finished runner up in a special slalom event held for city residents near the French border. Italy's Nicola Galdini won with a total time of 91.8 seconds.
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Nicola Galdini
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Freshman West Virginia Romps St Vincent Jayvees
Ron Williams poured in 39 points for the West Virginia freshman team in a 113 83 victory over St Vincent Jayvees on Saturday night. Dave Reaser added 23 points for the Little Mountaineers in the hometown win.
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Ron Williams
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St. Vincent Jayvees
Dave Reaser
Little Mountaineers
Patriots Rally Over Bills With Raiders Help
The Patriots seized a 16-13 win as Oakland Raiders aided the comeback keeping Buffalo at bay with late scores and a critical TD pass. John Hadl connected for 240 yards and two TDs as New England climbed in the AFL East standings.
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Boston ‘Patriots
Tom Flores
Chiefs
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Art Powell
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Nicklaus tops Arnie in the 12th Canal Cup
At Kaanapali Maui Nicklaus carded a final 70 to finish tied for second at 276 as Arnold Palmer faltered with a 78 finishing two behind Gary Player who led after three rounds. Palmer three putted final greens and Nicklaus and Player battled for the title. Attendance reached 16,134 at the crowded course.
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