Davidson Rolls Past New Mexico State 90 70 in SoCon Showdown
Davidson jumped to a 45 34 halftime lead behind Squier's 17 points and 11 first half assists as they defeated New Mexico State 90 70 in Southern Conference play. Squier and All Southern Dick topped Davidson with 17 and 20 points respectively in the win, its second in three games.
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Cage Results from Scholastic Meet Compilation
The summary lists numerous high school and college games with scores ranging across districts and states. Notable shows include Webster Springs 47, Parson 1, Union 4, Huntington 44, and Jacksonville State 90 versus Vanderbilt 38, with multiple teams and venues noted in a dense, OCR-like listing.
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Webster Springs
Parson
Union
Seth
Sharpes
Ayer Valley
Ilies
Ile
Mart
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Inion
Dale
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Jane Law
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Vinnon
Wayne
Molson
Ehapenmayitie
Burch Ft Sree
Styates
Pontra Ai
Oper
Karee Bank
Grantaville Weat
Union Dalam
Normantown
Burnavilla
Fate Coliewes Herrs Marv ' Net
Meni Va
Algerbon Mroagdun
Lionety Salam
Bove
Mt. St. Maitan
Michisan
Ing
al Brettter Bulltor
Nebraska
Oregon
Irate
Grove City
Westminster
Washington & JoHersen
Westeen
Davidson
Furman
AMUL
Oklahoma
Eat Pennant
Minnesota
Drake
Grambling
Minti
Opt Valley
Tulane
Florida Southern
Kansas
New Mexico State
Marquette
Northpile
Northeastern
Harvard
Caisse
Boston
NBA
York
Los Angeles
Trish Take First KVC Game 52-49 Victory for Catholic
In Kanawha Valley Conference opener Charleston Catholic edged Cedar Grove 52-49. Annie scored 21 points leading Catholic with 11 from Tom Mikulski. Luppa Persinger added rhythm in final minute. Cedar Grove’s Darrell Bowe 17 and Gary Seibel 13. Nitro 63 Poca 43 to start season as Ely 19 Sizemore 18 pace Wildcats.
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Charleston Catholic
Cedar Grove
Annie
Catholic
Sam Luppa
Tom Persinger
Tom Mikulski
Darrell Bowe
Gary Seibel
Nitro Wildcats
Poca
Dots
Nitro
Eddie Ely
Bill Sizemore
Mitre
Wildcats
Sissonville
Tom King
Cedar Greve
Annie Ris
Persinger
Ross
White Hudnall
Aldarred Martin Wed
Mikulsked
Suapa Plekeraan
Storr &Y
Bot Doe Peters
Fowler
Sheets Smith
Runnion
Harris
Watts
Little
Craddock
Asbury A. Skemorkitha
King
Adkins O
Hindle
St Albans power in preseason win over Red Dragon Alumni
St Albans defeated Red Dragon Alumni 74 51 in a warmup tilt. Jim Kelly led with 21 points and Skip Noble added 16 while Butch Cobb topped the alumni with 22.
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Jim Kelly
Skip Noble
Butch Cobb
Skin
Noble
Jerry Met Offal
Kim West
Buford Page
Monty Alpars
Roger Bryan
Mint
Dick Casey
Bill Meadows
McCoy $ Hicks
Scott
John Pee
Albai
GW Five Beaten By St. Albans
St. Albans High B team defeated George Washington B 69 to 37 at St. Mors. Paul Finn and Kim West led the winners with 2 and 16 points while Jay Adams scored 13 for GW.
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St. Albans High
St. Mors
Paul Finn
Kim West
Jay Adams
Wilt Chamberlain cab dispute and college coaching moves headline
Haskell Cohen recalls Wilt Chamberlain in a cab dispute at Cincinnati Gardens. Charley Wolf handles Villa Madonna College radio play by play in Kentucky. UCLA beats UCLA freshmen over varsity as No 1 and 2 claim strength. Rhode Island Providence Continental Football League spends 162650 last year on salaries and travel. Jim Trimble is fired as Montreal Alouettes coach after Perry Moss previously held the job.
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Charley Wolf
Charleston
Villa Madonna College
Kentucky
Charles
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Lew Alcindor
WVU
Bucky Waters
Rhode Island
Providence
Continental Football League
Jim Trimble
Philadelphia Eagles
Montreal Alouettes
Perry Moss
Trimble
Eagles
Baylor Star Still Looms Over Lakers Lineup
Elgin Baylor may miss games with a bad knee but Jerry West says he remains superior to many players. Dolph Schayes praises the Civic Center, while Denzil Skinner notes good TV coverage. The Gazette recalls the 1930 All Southern team and Nig Pierce’s memories of Huntington and the C. & C. Railway.
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Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Elgie
Jerry
Dolph Schayes
Philly
Denzil Skinner
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
the Richman
Chamberlain
San Francisco
Gazette
Forrest M
Nig) Pierce
Huntington
Peach Creek
W.va
C. & C. Railway
Morris Harvey Eagles coast past Emery and Henry Wasps
Morris Harvey remained unbeaten with a 106-63 victory led by Hart and Hayes. The Eagles built an 11-2 start and never trailed as Roger Hart scored 27 and Jim Hayes added 19 on strong shooting. Coach Rich Meckfessel praised the team’s best night, as Morris Harvey remained atop the standings.
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Morrris Harvey
Golden Eagles
Henry Wasps
Eagles
Roger Hart
Jim Hayes
Jolly Roger
M.H
Hayes
Herbert Hoover High
Morris Harvey
Rich Meckfessel
M. H
Dalton Receives Expanded Role With Orioles Front Office
Harry Dalton, longtime head of Baltimore Orioles farm system development since 1961, is named director of player personnel. The move comes amid front office realignment after Lee MacPhail resigns as president and GM to join baseball commissioner Eckert’s staff. Dalton and Jack Dunn III share MacPhail duties. Dalton keeps farm director duties plus player contracts and on field operations. Dunn becomes vice president of business affairs.
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Glenville Beats W.L. for 4th Win
Glenville surged to an 89 78 victory over West Liberty in State College Conference play, scoring 50 second half points to pull away. Bob Minnieweather led with 19 points while Carlton Spicer and Johnston added 18 each for Glenville, their fourth win of the season.
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Mik
Anhett
Niekro
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Inette
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Canary
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Evansville Gets Southern Berth
Evansville Indiana will replace Lynchburg Virginia in the Southern League for the 1965 baseball season. League President Sam Smith said Chicago White Sox farm officials preferred Evansville over a moved Lynchburg club. Other Southern League members include Knoxville Macon Columbus Birmingham Montgomery Asheville and Charlotte. Houston Oilers sign three Austin Peay State College football stars Tim Chilcutt Tommy Dillard and Tom Jones.
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Golden Bears rally past Alderson-Broaddus 93 to 78
West Virginia Tech Golden Bears defeated winless Alderson-Broaddus 93 78 on Tuesday night to improve to 2-11 in the State College Conference and 4-1 overall. John Hoelzle led with 20 points followed by Onas Aliff 19 and Herb Carpenter 16. Tech shot 54 percent and outrebounded 53 43. Don Davis had 11 rebounds.
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David Eisell
Dean Richardson
Tech
Don Davis
Rattlers
Tim Brinkley
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