Bulldogs Sweep GWHS With 65 60 Victory
Walter Williams led Burlington Bulldogs past GWHS Cardinals 65 to 60 in a season opener, pulling away on late passes. Wayne Cook fouled out after four personal fouls as GWHS trailed until the final period. Dale Gipple and Harold Pollard paced the Bulldogs with 16 and 15 points respectively.
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Ben Kendall
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Basketball scores and obituaries from a New York area page
Tuesday college basketball results feature numerous schools such as Temple George Washington Vanderbilt and Connecticut along with a note of the death of Brescia Italy gymnast Giorgetto Zampori and news that Detroit owner William Clay Ford underwent cartilage removal knee surgery with a expected 10 to 14 day hospital stay.
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Barnett fuels Knicks 131-127 win over Lakers
Dick Barnett scored 38 points with 10 assists as the New York Knicks erased a 46 point spree by Jerry West and beat the Los Angeles Lakers 131-127. Walt Bellamy contributed 24 points and 24 rebounds, while Howie Komives added 17 as New York, led by coach Dick McGuire in his second win in three starts, moved ahead late in the third quarter. The Lakers were hampered by Elgin Baylor’s knee injury and West’s 41 attempts, failing to sustain a late rally.
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Los Angeles
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Hampden-Sydney Tigers top Lynchburg 92 to 82 in hoops
Hampden Sydney Tigers defeated Lynchburg 92 82 as Denis Soden and Eddie Dyer each scored 24 points. Dyer hit four straight jumpers in the final stretch to seal the win while Lynchburg star Wayne Proffitt poured in 37. Tigers improve to 3 1 on the season. Lynchburg drops to 2 1. Attendance 800.
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Rasenst A Yarosz
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Rosenstock
Celtics Rally Past Hawks 112-96 in NBA Opener
Celtics led by Siegfried 31 and Sanders 21 beat St Louis 112-96 as Boston, missing Russell and Jones, extended East lead. Auerbach ejected after second technical in third. Guerin also T'd up.
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Princeton Beats Villanova 82 to 55 in Fast Break Win
Princeton methodically broke Villanova's zone defense then surged on fast breaks to an 82-55 victory. Gary Walters Ed Hummer Bob Haarlow Don Rodenbach and Robby Brown led scoring as Princeton led 40-20 at halftime and widened to 63-32 before bench work. Bill Melchionni led Villanova with 28 points in a rare large loss for Coach Jack Kraft. Brown added 6 for Princeton.
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Gary Walters
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Jack Kraft
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Davidson Freshmen Down Furman 102 to 78 in N C
Davidson freshmen led by Perry Crosswhite and Wayne Hickle with 24 points each defeated Furman freshmen 102 to 78 in Davidson North Carolina. ONeill scored 16, Spann 8, Moser 5, Wood 3 as Furman top scorer Carl Erchenbecker posted 24.
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Perry Crosswhite
Wayne Hic ‘le
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Carl Erchenbecker
Crosswhite
Oneill
Spann
Moser
Hickle
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Davidson Defeats Furman In Southern Conference Battle
Davidson defeated Furman 90 to 70 in a Southern Conference basketball opener in Davidson. Phil Squier scored 17 and assisted many plays to build an 11 point half lead, Dick Snyder added 20 as Davidson outshot Furman 51.4 to 44 percent and dominated the boards 43 to 25. Furman’s Bane Sarrett had 23 points and Dony Webster 19, but the Paladins could not close the gap after 17 minutes left.
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High Point Handles Newberry 93 to 58 in North Carolina
Unbeaten High Point Panthers press Newberry after halftime and pull away 93 to 58 in a Cara-Mnas Conference game. Freshman Gene Lilies scores a game high 39 as High Point improves to 4-0 in conference play. John Davis adds 16 for High Point. Newberry’s Bill Murphy leads in scoring with 13. Attendance 1,200.
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Phil Johnson
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Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes Ladies and Men’s Leagues
Readable bowling results from Riverside Lanes with multiple leagues listed. Team scores include Lea’s Drug 4 Wade 179 and Generals Place 4, with individuals such as Burton 377 and Davis 471. Nearby venues shown include Stokesland Pharmacy and Breakfast Club Dite Rite.
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Lou Hudson Leads Minnesota 81-67 Over Drake
Minnesota, ranked fifth, beat Drake 81-67 in a rough game led by Lou Hudson who scored 21 points. He scored 15 in the first half as the Gophers built a 40-25 advantage, then stretched the lead to 75-51 before using reserves late.
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Kansas routs New Mexico State 102 51 in Lawrence
Seventh-ranked Kansas, now 3-0, tied the school scoring record with a 102-51 victory over New Mexico State. Reserve-heavy lineup played major minutes late and seven players reached double figures led by Ron Franz with 19 points. Derry Lewis added 14 and Walt Wealey 11 as Wilt Chamberlain’s mark from 1958 looms in the background.
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Nebraska
Pfeiffer Beats Guilford 92 84 In Five Offerings
Pfeiffer used five players to score in double figures and beat Guilford 92 84 in Misenheimer North Carolina. Dave Courtney led with 30 points including 12 free throws while Harold Williford added 17 and Calvin Lawson and Vernon Walker 16 each. Guilford fouls limited rally.
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Guilford
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Harold Williford
Calvin Lawson
Vernon Walker
Dave Sherill
Alford Sparks ECU Comeback 85-79 Over ETSU
East Carolina, led by Charlie Alford with 18 second-half points, rallied from a 16-point deficit to defeat East Tennessee State 85-79. Bobby Kinnard added 22 for ECU as ETSU’s Bill Tipton topped scoring with 23.
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Charlie Alford
East Tennessee State
Pirates
East Tennessee
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Bill Tipton
Charlie Fox
Leroy Fisher
Tammy Woods
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EL Carolina
Ocampell
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Fister
East Ceralina
Doug Dickey Top Prospect As Sooner Coach
Oklahoma City AP reports Tennessee coach Doug Dickey emerged as a leading candidate to replace Gomer Jones as Oklahoma Sooners head coach. Dickey, 33, would be offered about 20 000 annually with benefits. formal announcement expected after the Bluebonnet Bowl. Coach Darrell Royal of Texas also mentioned as a candidate. Dickey has led Tennessee since 1963 after time at Arkansas. Dekey, a Vermilion native, has four sons ages 3 to 10.
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Darrell Royal
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Arkansas
Frank Broyles
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Nebraska Tops Oregon State 75-63 in Lincoln Battle
Nebraska overcame Oregon State 75 to 63 as a late first half surge gave the Cornhuskers a lead they protected. Both teams shot .338, but Nebraska excelled at the free throw line with 29 makes to OSU's 16. Oregon State fouled out three players amid the Beavers’ 11 made free throws.
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Vanderbilt Cagers Slip Past Tennessee 53-50
Vanderbilt, ranked No. 4, defeated Tennessee 53-50 in Knoxville as Clyde Lee led with 28 points and Vanderbilt built a 31-20 halftime edge. Tennessee, hampered by 10 first-half turnovers, never recovered after a rally fell short.
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Red) Robbins
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Injury Forces Clark Graebner Out Of Tourney
ADELAIDE Australia AP Clark Graebner pulled from the South Australian Tennis Championships due to a strained stomach muscle after Sunday's five set final with Roy Emerson. Four other Americans won in singles: Arthur Ashe Herb FitzGibbon Cliff Richey and Jim McManus.
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Arthur Ashe
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Herb FitzGibbon
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Cliff Richey
Dallas
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Roy Emerson
FitzGibbon
Princeton
Tony Roche
Southern League Moves Franchise from Lynchburg
Knoxv ille Tenn based Evansville Und will replace Lynchburg Va in the Southern League for the 1966 season. League president Sam Smith said moving the Chicago White Sox farm club from Lynchburg to Evansville was preferred over a Chattanooga relocation. Other Southern League clubs are Knoxville Macon Columbus Birmingham Montgomery Asheville and Charlotte.
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