Resurgent Tigers Rally Past Wake Forest In ACC Thriller
Clemson, down at halftime, blasted to a 75 percent second half shooting mark to edge Wake Forest 72 71 in Winston Salem securing third straight ACC win and sole second place with a 5 3 record Jim Sutherland and Mahaffey tied for game high 16 points for Clemson while Paul Long led Wake Forest with 19 points Garly Helms 22 paced Clemson in scoring and the Deacons drop to 5 5 in conference play with five losses in six ACC games.
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Clemson
Tigers
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Duke
Jim Boshart
Bob Leonard
Paul Crinkley
Deacons
Jim Sutherland
Dave Shoupe
Randy Mahaffey
Gary Helms
Helms
Mahaffey
Sutherland
Ken Gardner
Paul Long
Deacon
Boshart
Leonard
Man'ttey
Scott
Stroupe
Basketball Scores From A Wide Set Of Games
The day’s results show New York 112 over Baltimore 109 and Boston 100 over Detroit 8. College action features Richmond 82 over Va Tech 6, and Michigan 93 over High Point 87, with many games postponed or incomplete.
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Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Richmond
Tech
GWU
Hampden-Sydney
Lynchburg
Michigan
High Point
Atlantic Christian
Clemson
Wake Forest
CCNY
Wagner
Pembroke
N.C. Methodist
Pfeiffer
Catawba
Elizabeth City
Shaw
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Manhattan
Rutgers
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St. Peter's
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Elkins
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William Jewel
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Rice
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Roanoke
Asheville-Biltmore
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Scranton
Eastern Ill
Washington
GWHS
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Greenbrier
Hala
Thomas Jefferson
John Marshall
Douglas Freeman
Henrico
George Wythe
Hermitage
Lane
J. Re. Tucker
Varina
Highland Springs
Richmond Catholic
Benedictine
Thomas Dale
Manchester
Patrick Henry
Ashland
Prince Geo. Hopewall
Colonial Heights
Huguenot
Lee Davis
Floyd Kellam
Churchland
Bayside
Frank Cox
Oscar Smith
Norview
Aaury
Cradock
Woodrow Wilson
Great Bridge
Besp Creek
Granby
Norfolk Catholic
Norfolk Academy
Kecoughtan
Homer Ferguson
Denbigh
Hampton
Gandy
Armstrong
Fleming
Byrd
Patrick Central
Carver
Salem
Narrows
Pulaski
Hurley
Pocahontas
Whitewold
Rocky Gap
Princeton
Bluetiald
Gary
Athens
Tech completes coaching staff with Fesperman hire
Atlanta Georgia Tech named W D Dub Fesperman as defensive coach to join new head coach Bill Fulcher. Fesperman, 31, came from Tulane where he directed defense for three years and will work with Fulcher and Bud Carson to replace coaches who exited after the 1965 season.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
W. D. Dub Fesperman
Fesperman
Tulane
Bill Fulcher
Tech
Fulcher
Bud Carson
Jim Carlen
West Virginia
Dick Inman
Carlen
Robert Bell
East Tennesee State
Winston-Salem
N.C
Sisk and McKinley Sign with Pirates in 1966
Pittsburgh reports two right handed pitchers signed their 1966 contracts Tuesday, boosting the Pirates' total under contract to 25. Tommie Sisk, 23, from Long Beach California, posted a 7-3 record and a 3.41 ERA last season with the Pirates. Don McKinley, 19, from Williamsport Maryland, spent 1965 with Gastonia North Carolina in the Carolina League, going 3-6 with a 2.85 ERA.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tommie Sisk
Long Beach
Calif
Don McKinley
Williamsport
Sisk
Pirates
McKinley
Gastonia
N.C
Recreation Basketball at Stokesland Center
Recreation center schedule notes Stokesland Meth. S Bryant and Druid Hills clash as 5S2 Raper 72 Burton Mem features J Roberts 20 and Saunders 24. Brethren Fellowship 53 totals for Saunders 24.
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Burton Mem
J. Roberts
Brethern Fellowship
Saunders
Dooley Named Defensive Coach For Chicago Bears
Chicago Bears head coach George Halas announced the appointment of Jim Dooley as defensive coach. Dooley, 35, a former Bears end and four season assistant, replaces George Allen who left for the Los Angeles Rams. He played at the University of Miami and was the Bears No 1 draft pick in 1959.
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Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Jim Dooley
Dooley
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Bears
Halas
Phil Handler
University of Miami
Stottlemyre Signs 1966 Yankee Pact
Mel Stottlemyre agreed to a reported 26 000 contract with the New York Yankees. The right hander, who won 20 games in 1965, spoke of aiming for 20 more and noted his winter hunting in Mabton Washington. Micro details include comments from Ralph Houk and mentions of Mickey Mantle’s Mayo Clinic status and spring training plans.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Yankees
Richmond
Mabton
Wash
Stottlemyre
Johnny Keane
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Tony Oliva
Ralph Houk
Tom Tresh
Tresh
Houk
Mayo Clinic
Mickey
Mantle
Fort. Lauderdale
Fla
Bobsled Teams Make Practice Runs Amid Thaw
In Ortina d Ampezzo Italy competitors began first practice runs for the world four man bobsled championship as temperatures rose and then cooled. The Ronco chute iced walls weakened delaying drills, threatening the weekend event under floodlights. Grenoble is favored to host next year’s world championships.
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Italy
Mercury
Suuste
Lake Placid
N.Y
Garmisch
Grenoble
Woodward Signs with Braves for 1966 Season
Braves announce Woody Woodward signed for 1966. He set a Braves shortstop fielding record at .977 and will earn about $12,000. Previously with Milwaukee, he joined Atlanta midseason as replacement for injured Dennis Menke.
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Woody Woodward
Braves
John Melfale
Atlanta Cracker
Milwaukee
Dennis Menke
Woodward
Longest hole-in-one record holder finds feat embarrassing
Bob Mitera, 21, a Creighton University student from Omaha, reveals he feels more like he committed a crime than achieved a historic golf feat after sinking a 444-yard hole-in-one on October 7, 1965 at Miracle Hill. He explains strong winds aided the shot, insists he rarely drives 245 to 250 yards, and emphasizes luck and circumstance.
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Associated Press
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Bob Mitera
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Mitera
Creighton
Miracle Hill
Lou Kretlow
Oklahoma City
New York
Life Savers
Golf Digest Magazine
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Jongact
Alta Larson
Cornelius
Ore
George D. Brooke
Virginia Beach
Mary Phagan
Boca Raton
Fla
Andrew Lange
Bowling Green
Kathy Martin
Newport
Small, Quick Cage Players Return In College Ranks
Chicago AP report cites Marquette coach Al McGuire backing small quick players over towering ones. He says George Ireland has shifted recruiting, stressing speed for pressure defense. Noting Treland Ramblers with three sophomores and a senior, McGuire discusses matchup choices as Marquette opens vs Loyola after Iowa vs Detroit pairing.
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Marquette
al McGuire
St. John’s University
New York Knickerbockers
George Ireland
Chicago Loyola
Treland
Ramblers
Doug Wardlaw
New Haven
Ienn
Corky Bell
Jamaica
Allan Miller
Aurora
Billy Smith
Coleman
Wardlaw
Bell
McGuire
Loyola
Chicago Stadium
Iowa
Detroit
Ralph Miller
Ust
Boy Files Suit For 4 Million In Gym Accident
Chicago AP reports 16-year-old Charles Linster filed a $4 million negligence suit in Circuit Court seeking $2 million from New Trier High School and $2 million from a parallel bars manufacturer. The claim alleges paralysis from a December gym class fall due to supervision and faulty equipment. Linster reportedly did 6,006 pushups in under four hours on October 5, touting a world record claimed by his father, Richard W Linster, a plastering contractor.
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Circuit Court
New Trier High School
Winnetka
Charles Linster
Young Linster
Richard W
Linster
Knicks win 112-109 over Bullets in tight finish
Walt Bellamy scored 37 to lead the New York Knicks past Baltimore 112-109 as Larry Siegfried and Bill Russell guided Boston past Detroit 100-81 in a doubleheader. Bellamy hit a key three point play with 1:52 left and Reed scored at the buzzer for the Knicks.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
NEW York
Walt Bellamy
New York Knickerbockers
Baltimore
Larry Siegfried
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Detroit
National Basketball Association
Knicks
Bellamy
Gus Johnson
Willis Reed
Dave Stallworth
Kevin Loughery
John Kerr
Bullets
Richmond Upsets VPI Cagers 82-81
Richmond Spiders beat Virginia Tech 82 to 81 on Johnny Moates reverse layup in final minute. Moates led Richmond with 23 points while Welsh added 21, as Tech led late but a charging call nullified Wetzel’s go ahead and Richmond stalled to victory. Tech’s Wetzel scored 23 in the first half. attendance 4,200.
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Spiders
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Tech
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Moates
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King
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Combs
Perry
Brown
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Martin
Ratlard
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Virginia Fech
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Irginia Tech
Welzel
Iperry
Virginia Techly
Celtics Tie Pistons 100-81 in NBA opener
Larry Siegfried scored 39 points and Bill Russell anchored Boston as the Celtics beat Detroit 100-81 in the opening game of a doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. Russell blocked five shots in the first period as Boston built a 34-19 lead. Siegfried added 24 by halftime as Boston expanded the advantage. Detroit trimmed the gap to four in the third quarter before a Celtic burst pushed the lead back to 11.
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Baltimore
Howell
NEW York
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Bray
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Hines
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Soan
Fi Barnett
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Ala Véariey
Bryant
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Larry Siegfried
Bill Russell
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Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
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Baltimore Bullets
Madison Square Garden
Celts
Pistons
Eddie Miles
Dave DeBusschere
Mel Counts
Detroit
Binhil
Vaughn Jo
Melson
Kolis
Connie
Tresvan
Nae Bieneta
Basten Ree III
Hen E
Gonzalez Signs With Phillies For 1966 Contract
The National League club Philadelphia Phillies announced on Tuesday that infielder Tony Gonzalez has come to terms for his 1966 contract. Gonzalez, 29, is the 26th Phillie to sign, though terms were not disclosed.
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Philadelphia
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia Phillies
National League Baseball Club
Phillie
Even Penguins Find Weather Too Rough
Youngstown University Penguins, ranked fourth in the AP small college poll, were stranded in Carlisle Pennsylvania after heavy snowfall closed the turnpike. They had just beaten Susquehanna 92 64 and their rescheduled game with Gannon was postponed to February 21 due to the weather.
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Youngstown University
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
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N.H
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Tenn
Lexington
Wildcats
Vanderbilt
Sturs Cardinals
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Ark
Roosevelt Raceway
Long Island
Bowling Roundup at Riverside Lanes Suburban League
Suburban League results list multiple bowling entries with team and player scores. Includes Swanson Motors, Pastry Shoppe, RS Shops, Classic Scratch, Franklin's, Trane Heating, Adams, and American Legion among others, with scores ranging from the low 100s to the 700s and various pin totals.
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Swanson Motors
MecGuire 3A & & Homes
Butts
Hecker Names First Falcons Assistant Coach Symank
Atlanta Falcons coach Norb Hecker announced the first assistant hire naming John Symank as defensive backfield coach. Symank, 30, formerly Virginia defensive backfield coach, played at Florida in 1955-56 and with the St Louis Cardinals after Packers service. Hecker coached at Green Bay earlier in his career.
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Norb Hecker
Atlanta Falcons
Hecker
John Symank
University of Virginia
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Falcon
Green Bay
University of Florida
Packers
St. Louts Cardinals
Virginia
Tulane
Top Four ACC Scorers On Same Floor Tonight
GREENSBORO AP The four top scorers in the ACC race will share a floor as Wake Forest visits North Carolina. Bob Lewis leads with 28.8 points per game through 15 contests, followed by Wake Forest pair Paul Long 24.7 and Bob Leonard 23.2, and North Carolina sophomore Larry Miller 22.7. Duke and Virginia players also figure in the standings with Warren Chapman and Mike Katos among the leaders in field goal and free throw rates.
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Wake Forest
North Carolina
Bob Lewis
Paul Long
Bob Leonard
Larry Miller
Pete Coker
N.C. State
Virginia
Mike Katos
Duke
Warren Chapman
Jerry Sanders
Mike Lewis
Lewis
Frank Standard
South Carolina
Miller
B. Lewis
Tod Long
W. Forest
Leonard
Marin
Connelly
Verga
Buke
Sutherland
Clem
Elms
Ward
Kates
Coker
N.C
McMillen
fAd
Boshart
Worsley
Southern Illinois seeks major status amid scheduling gaps
Snow and icy roads forced postponements across a busy sports week. Southern Illinois coach Jack Hartman lamented limited access to major opponents, noting 25 games with only seven against big schools, while the Salukis beat Wichita State, Iowa State and Evansville among strong small programs.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Carbondale
Hartman
George Ireland
Loyola of Chicago
Kentucky
Ireland
Loyola
Kansas
UCLA
Southern Illinois
Southern
Wichita State
Towa State
Evansville
Tennessee State
Mayaguez Captures Puerto Rican League Title
Mayaguez rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat Ponce 3-2 in the final, with Mickey Stanley driving in key runs and rookie center fielder John Boozer delivering the decisive play. Juan Delgado earned the win as Dutch Hiller protected the seventh, while Steve Carlton took the loss.
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Puerto Rico
Mayaguez
Ponce
Steve Carlton
Bob Priddy
John Boozer
Mickey Stanley
Dick Simpson
Detroit Tigers
Junior Rodriguez
Juan Delgado
Florentino Rivera
Dutch Hiller
Carlton
St. Louis Cardinal
Top U.S. Net Stars Enter National Championships
Ron Holmberg Bitsy Harrison and Cliff Buchholz three of America's ranking players have entered the national floor tennis championships in Salisbury Maryland Holmberg ranked ninth last year reached the semifinals after upsetting Arthur Ashe Harrison ranked eighteenth and Buchholz twenty fourth.
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Ron Holmberg
Bitsy Harrison
Cliff Buchholz
America
Holmberg
Dallas
Tex
Arthur Ashe
Harrison
Richmond
Buchholz
St. Louis
Cincinnati basketball coach Jucker hospitalized after illness
A Ed Jucker, who led the University of Cincinnati to two NCAA titles, was taken to Deaconess Hospital Tuesday after becoming ill in his university office. Officials said tests were underway to determine the seriousness of the ailment. Jucker had resigned as basketball coach but remains on the staff.
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Ohio
Ed Jucker
University of Cincinnati
Deaconess Hospital
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