Duke Eyes Upset as Wake Forest in ACC Semifinals
Duke, 11-14, fears a major upset against Wake Forest in the ACC tournament semifinal in Raleigh after Wake Forest shocked North Carolina 92-76 in the first round. Duke had beaten Wake Forest earlier this season and edged South Carolina 62-60 to advance. The SEMIFINALS feature Duke facing Wake Forest with both teams seeking a path to the title.
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Lions upset Bears in YMCA wrestling meet
The Lions defeated the Bears 19 to 10 at the YMCA Wrestling event last night before a large crowd. Panthers beat Tigers 19 to 10 in the same program as Hutchinson extended an undefeated run and multiple matches decided by pins and decisions.
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Uniontown Loses After 52 Straight in State Playoffs
In a stunning District 7 Class A semifinal, Aliquippa upset Uniontown ending the Red Raiders bid for a 53rd straight win and another PIAA Class A title. Uniontown trailed 36-22 at halftime, closed the gap but could not overtake the Indians.
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Wells punishes Carlin as remaining players fight on
In Wells Nevada the Wells-Carlin high school basketball game proceeded with only two players on the floor for Carlin at the end after fouls reduced Wells to one player and Carlin to a single survivor. Wells won 89 to 29 to eliminate Carlin from the Eastern Division Zone Tournament.
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Joint leaders card four under at Pensacola Open
Jack Nicklaus, Doug Sanders, Kel Nagle and Dave Marr shot 68 to lead the Pensacola Open in icy 20 degree winds. Nicklaus called the round solid despite cold gear and praised accuracy as key while Niligats had six birdies before a par 36 on the front nine.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Night
Three 500 series dominated the VFW Ladies A League led by Florence Amoroso Esther Mierke and Mary Hnatyszyn. In the Corry Jamestown League Jim Shaver posted 297 at Avalon Center while Ed Berry and others reached 210s. National and American League names appear and Coney's train faced Mike's Restaurant in a James Town Classic League defeat with high marks from Tab Weeks. VFW Ladies A standings show Corry Jamestown leading.
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Corry Track Team Heads to Slippery Rock Invitational
Five Corry High trackmen will compete at the Slippery Rock Invitational, led by Tom Morton and Fret Corbett in field events and Dennis Edwards Dick Lob dell and Don Harrison in distance and pole vault. Coach Bennink notes early season, athletes splitting time with winter sports, limited practice, and a shorter four-meet schedule for 1965.
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Terrell and Machen Clash For WBA Heavyweight Title
Ernie Terrell and Eddie Machen meet in a 15 round WBA title fight in Chicago with Terrell a 125 favorite. Promoter Irving Schoenwald targets 7,000–12,000 seats and a $60,000 gross gate. the event airs on closed circuit with no radio.
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Weeks On TV Bowling Show Returns With New Match
Tab Weeks hosts a new telecast on WBEN-TV tomorrow after a four pin win over Jerry Back. He defends his Beat The Champ title at 5 p.m. and faces a challenger while also preparing for a Sunday Jamestown Jamestown Gerard clash for a $1,000 prize at Ten Pin Lanes and a second roll at Syracuse next Sunday. NAIA PLAYOFFS District 18 Championship Fe 76 Westminster Pa.
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