Tar Heels Dominate South Carolina In 104 70 Victory
North Carolina opened strong and pulled away after halftime to defeat South Carolina 104 70 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game. The Tar Heels led 20 7 early, trailed 34 27 at halftime, then surged with 39 points in the final 10 minutes. Bob Lewis and Skip Harlicka each scored 26 for UNC, Larry Miller added 23 with 12 rebounds, UNC out rebounded SC 38 32. South Carolina dropped to 6 7 overall, 3 5 in conference. Attendance 6,500.
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Skip Harlicka
UNC
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Aullan
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Ellis
Gupton
Cooper
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Comprehensive Basketball Scores Across Colleges and Cities
A dense list of basketball results across pro and college games with teams such as Detroit, Cincinnati, Baltimore, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Duke, North Carolina, Maryland, Wake Forest, Elon, Northwestern, Army, Bucknell, Tennessee, Kentucky, Purdue, Iowa, Tulsa, Sam Houston, Morris Harvey, Fairmont, Johns Hopkins, Colorado, Alabama, Marquette, Lamar Tech, Arkansas State, Utah, Hawaii, Carson-Newman, Sewanee, Southwestern, Austin Peay, Susquehanna, Long Island University, Howard, Florida State, Mississippi State, Tulane, and more. Scores range widely, with notable high totals like Detroit 124 and Philadelphia 132, and late entries from many small colleges. The results reflect a broad snapshot of regional and intercollegiate play alongside several senior and scholastic matchups.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Maryville
Old Dominion
RPI
VAL
GWU
the Citadel
State
Hampton
Roanoke
Eastern Mennonite
West Virginia
Duke
North Carolina
South Carolina
Campbell
Methoais
Lenoir
Colorado
Missouri
Appalachian
Mars Hill
Delaware St
Norfolk
West Va. St
Bluefield
Houston
Centenary
Alabama
L.S.A
Sul Ross
E. Tex. St
Carson-Newman
Lincoln
Tenn
Wresleyan
Tusculum
Sewanee
Southwestern && Western
Austin Peay
Tenn. State
South Jil
Susquehanna
Albright
Long Island U
Howard
Dayton
Murrey State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Creighton
Jacksonville
S.F. Austin
Lincoln Downs Bowie Daily Doubles Hit Nicely
Bettors at Lincoln Downs and Bowie profited from daily doubles. Tyrone's Star with Riskabob yielded 1798 at Lincoln Downs while Grand Sol and Peters Pride paid 1434 at Bowie. Irene's Star paid 76.20, Riskabob 29, Grand Sol 68.80, Peters Pride 132.40. A parlay would have paid 4528.
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Associated Press
Lincoln Downs
Tyrone
Star
Riskabob
Bowie
Grand Sol
Peter
Irene
Lincoln’ Downs
Collins Pulls Out Of 10 Round Boston Bout
Billy Collins of Nashville withdrew Monday due to illness from his scheduled 10 round welterweight clash with undefeated Ted Whitfield of Amherst at Boston Garden. Matchmaker Sam Silverman announced Kid Bassey II of Jamaica would replace Collins. Other 10 round bouts include Tom McNeeley defending the New England heavyweight title against Dick Greatorex and Marion Conner facing Curtis Brice in a Boston heavyweight pairing.
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Boston
Billy Collins
Nashville
McNally Signs 1966 Orioles Contract
Baltimore left hander Dave McNally, 23, signed his 1966 deal with the Orioles for about 15000 dollars. The 1965 season saw him go 13-6 with a 2.83 ERA and win eight of his last ten decisions, signaling a strong raise over last year’s salary.
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Orioles Baltimore
Japan junior lightweight champ wins 11 round claim in Tokyo
Mamaru Hayashi defeated South Korea's Lee Sai-i Chun by unanimous decision over ten rounds in Tokyo. Hayashi weighed 134 pounds and Sai-Chun 133 pounds at the bout.
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Tokyo
Mamaru Hayashi
Japan
Lee Sai-i Chun
South Korea
Hayashi
Sai-Chun
Recreation Basketball Recap from Center Games
Jets 46 Shackleford 146 Dregons tied with Scearce in a boys league matchup. Bleachery 70 defeated St Scouts 59, Herndon 31. Fern Sewing and Holten 37. St General and Fern tied notes appear.
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Shackleford
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Herndon
Fern
Holten
Celtics Rally Past Warriors For 112 107 Victory
Satch Sanders sparked a late fourth quarter run as the Boston Celtics edged the San Francisco Warriors 112 107. Wilt Chamberlain scored 28 field goals and nine free throws for the 76ers in a separate game, but the Celtics overcame a 16 point first half deficit to sweep the season series with San Francisco and move within a half game of second place in the East.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Los Angeles
Satch Sanders
Boston Celtics
San Francisco Warriors
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San Francisco
Rick Barry
New York
76Ers
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Jerry Ward
Boston College
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Lakers
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Nate Thurmond
Thurmont
John Havlicek
Red Auerbach
Norm Drucker
Auerbach
Meschery
Tejas
Easton
Bester
Cuba to Send Pro Athletes to Caribbean Games
A Cuban baseball player said Cuba plans to send professional athletes to the Central American and Caribbean Games in Puerto Rico in June. Quilla Valdes noted players have been interned for months and subjected to daily political indoctrination.
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Fla
Puerto Rico
Cubs
Ames
Quilla Valdes
Valdes
Proffitt Seeks Virginia Season Scoring Record
Lynchburg star Wayne Proffitt pushed toward the state scoring mark after a 68 point spree and a season average rising to 32.8, leading a field of 14 players averaging 20 points or more. Neil Hodges trails with 30.4 and others include Jim Upeman, Richard Pitts, and Lyn Creech as standings list points and totals through recent games.
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Lynchburg
Wayne Proffitt
Virginia
Buzzy Wilkinson
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UNC
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Wilkinson
Hornet Star
Neil Hodges
Frederick
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Jim Upperman
Bridgewater
Richard Pitts
Norfolk State
Lyn Creech
FPS
Harry Davis
Virginia Union
Charlie Schmaus
VMI
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Creech
RPI
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Porter
Ellis
Dyer
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Grant
Connelly
Bradley
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B. Prillaman
Roa
Commanding Rebound Leads William and Mary Past The Citadel
William and Mary outrebounded The Citadel 60-33 to beat the Cadets 59-46 in Williamsburg. Ben Pomeroy topped the Indians with 20 points and 14 rebounds while Tim Walter added 10 points and a career high 17 boards. The Indians moved to 6-2 in the Southern Conference and 9-10 overall. The Citadel fell to 2-7 in the league, 5-12 overall.
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Ter
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GO Withers
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Glass
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iAary
VMI Sets New School Cage Mark in 109-92 Win
VMI Keydets defeated George Washington 109-92 to set a school scoring record. Charlie Schmaus scored 31, John Kemper 29, and Robin Porter 24 as VMI led 49-45 at halftime and pulled away after intermission. The win, VMI’s fourth in conference play, secured a likely berth in the Southern Conference tournament February 24-26 in Charlotte. GWU dropped to 10th in the standings, tied with The Citadel.
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Lexington
Charlie Schmaus
John Kemper
Robin Porter
George Washington
Charlotte
Colonials
Citadel
Schmaus
Kemper
Porter
Keydets
Knights Face Bassett CC In Home Court Clash
Danville Tech aims to avenge a one point overtime loss at Bassett Community Center as the Knights host Bassett. Coach Grady Tuck notes Bassett is smart and experienced with several four year college players. Tech, coming off a 65-65 defeat to Louisburg JC, praised Buddy Clayton Bil Vaughan and Bruce Burnette for strong showings and expects a hardy home crowd for the 8 p.m. tip off.
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City Armory
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Tuck
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Knight
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Bhody
Florida to play in fifth Gator Bowl basketball tourney
The University of Florida signs to join the fifth annual Gator Bowl basketball tournament in Jacksonville on December 28 29. Florida aims to defend its title, joining defending champion Penn State and Virginia Tech in the field.
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Fla
University of Florida
Florida
Penn State
Virginia Tech
Jackie Robinson Joins Rockefeller Staff As Special Assistant
Jackie Robinson, Hall of Fame baseball figure and Harlem bank president, was appointed Monday to Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's staff as special assistant on community affairs. He will be on Rockefeller's personal payroll, with salary not announced, and focus on urban affairs and subsidized state proposals. Robinson said he would offer constructive criticism. He has long allied with Rockefeller, aiding his 1962 election committee and 1964 presidential bid, and is expected to play a campaign role in Rockefeller's third-term run.
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Terps Edge Wake Forest In Overtime 86-78
Maryland guard Gary Ward scored a game high 34 points including key overtime baskets to lift the Terrapins over Wake Forest 86-78 in Winston-Salem. Maryland outshot opponents 51 percent and outrebounded 44-37 as Wake Forest drops to 6-12 overall and 2-7 in the ACC.
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Leonard
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Neil Brayton
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Wise
Stroupe
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Clark
Avery
Scott
Jones
CO Q Whitaker
OO O Wiliams
Franklin
Wake Forst
Southern League Reverses Plan to Split Circuit
Southern League directors vote by mail to rescind a plan to divide the circuit into Northern and Southern divisions. League president Sam E. Smith Jr says the pennant, not playoffs, drives the decision and clubs favored keeping the league united. Original proposal would have placed Asheville, Charlotte, Evansville, Knoxville in the North and Columbus, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery in the South.
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N.C
Evansville
Ind
Columbus
Macon
Mobile
Montgomery
Ala
Missouri Star Dan Rudanovich Signs with Red Sox
Dan Rudanovich, MU center fielder and leading hitter last season, signed a contract with the Boston Red Sox on Monday. He hit .463 last season for the Missouri baseball squad in Columbia.
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Rolox Columbia
Dan Rudanovich
University of Missouri
Boston Red Sox
Bowling Results From Riverside Lanes Leagues
Bowling scores across multiple leagues show high totals including Moore 214 and Wyatt 235 for King Pin League Plumbing & Mills, Davis 211 in one match, and Booze 381 in Ky Fried Chicken. Team results list several 4 3 2-1 outcomes with players such as Hagan 225, Sandridge 214, and Baker 311 in Women's League play.
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Plumbing & Mills
Moore
Sunbeam
Horsley
Werner Hopes Arbitration Panel Can Settle Dispute
New York AP Chick Werner, director of the US Track and Field Federation, voiced high hopes that an arbitration panel can create peace in track. The remark came at a NY Track Writers Association meeting amid AAU disputes.
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Chick Werner
US Track and Field Federation
New York Track Writers Association
Col
Don Hull
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USTFF
Hull
Werner
Madison Square, Garden
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AAU
Gators Fall Short as Kentucky Tops Florida 85 75
Kentucky, ranked No. 2, beat Florida 85 to 75 in a SEC game. Kentucky shot 45 percent to Florida 34, outrebounded 66-49. Pat Riley led Kentucky with 24 points, while Jeff Ramsey scored 17 for Florida amid a late Gators rally. Kentucky improves to 18-0, 9-0 SEC. Florida 12-7, 5-4.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Florida
Gators
Wildcats
Pat Riley
Louie Dampier
Thad Jaracz
Harry Winkler
Mike Rollyson
East Carolina Romps Atlantic Christian 108 to 75
East Carolina's Pirates defeated Atlantic Christian 108 75 after a 50 38 halftime lead. Charlie Alford led with 31 points, joined by 21 from Bobby Kinnard and Jerry Woodside, as ECU shot 54 percent. Atlantic Christian fell to 7 15 on the season with top scorers Covington Carraway Gilmore.
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N.C
Charlie Alford
Bobby Kinnard
Jerry Woodside
East Carolina
Pirates
Atlantic Christian
Jimmy Cox
Bob Covington
Ed Carraway
Bob Gilmore
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