Wolfpack topples Tar Heels 87 77 in ACC clash
Tommy Mattocks scores 28 as NCSU owns press defense to beat rival North Carolina 87 77. State leads 38 25 at half and 61 38 in second half before UNC closes gap late. Bob Lewis scores 22 for UNC as both teams shoot around 43 41 percent. Attendance 11 900.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Tommy Mattocks
North Carolina
Press Maravich
Wolfpack
Tar Heels
Bob Lewis
State
N. Carolina
N.C
Yakley
Tocks
Lewis Aes
Blondeau
Bennet
D’bach
S’hwick
Hodgaden
Aiver
Coker
Aaoe
Worsley
tAirken
Moffitt Oos da
GWU Beats East Carolina 86 80 to End Losing Streak
George Washington University defeated East Carolina 86-80 in a Southern Conference basketball game, halting a 12-game skid. Micky Sullivan scored 21, including 16 in the first half, as GW led by as many as 22 and out-rebounded the Pirates 46 to 41. Despite the win, GW missed the conference tournament as Furman edged VMI for the final spot.
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Washington
George Washington University
East Carolina
Colonials
Furman
VMI
Micky Sullivan
Pirates
Ed Rainey
E. Carolina Wa
Cox
Lalli
Woodside
Grefe
Alford
Rainey
Smith
Ballard
Campbell
Sullivan
Parker
Nugent
P'q
Rella
Aaulten
Imseon
Sol
Ger
George Washington
E. Carolina
Lefty O'Doul Charged With Conspiracy in San Francisco
The state agency charged Frank J. O Doul known as Lefty conspired to hide his uncle Henry Suhling's assets to gain old age and medical benefits. O'Doul, NL batting leader in 1929 and 1932, denied conspiracy or fraud. The Department of Social Welfare filed suit alleging the conspiracy to conceal assets.
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Lefty Oo’doul
San Francisco
WHA
State Agency
Frank J
Lefty) O’doul
O'Doul
National League
State Department of Social Welfare
Henry N. Suhling
Rebel Light Wins Tight Hialeah Photo Finish in Sevenths
Rebel Light a 91-1 shot, rallied to edge Beau Ampere by a head in a three horse photo at Hialeah. Gene Monacelli rode the winner in 1:10 4-5 for six furlongs, paying $184.40. Tilmar outsprinted Demon Doug to win Pimlico’s Winter Wonderland Purse at six furlongs in 1:13 1-5, with Robert McCurdy aboard for his second win of the program. Perfecto Mia nosed Miss Brendy in the Oaklawn feature, while Ryder’s Request captured the New Orleans Fair Grounds stakes as Double Mist faded late.
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Associated Press
Rebel Light
Hialeah
Beau Ampere
Vail Pass
Gene Monacelli
Fast Friend
S.L. Sommer
Tilmar
Demon Doug
Erat
Brockton Bay
Robert McCurdy
T.S. Harkins
Forrest H. Lindsay
Miss Brendy
Oaklawn Park
Hot Springs
Ark
W. Hal Bishop
Ryder
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Double Mist
Ronnie Baldwin
Claydan
Indians Sign Lee Stange and Paul Dicken for 1966
Cleveland announces 1966 contracts with pitcher Lee Stange and outfielder Paul Dicken. The team now has 33 under contract with six still unsigned, including Ralph Terry Jack Kralick Gary Bell and rookie southpaw Jim Weaver. Stange went 8-4 last season with three wins over Baltimore and two shutouts. Dicken 22 hit 23 homers and batted .259 with Reading farm club.
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Lee Stange
Paul Dicken
Cleveland Indians
American League Baseball Club
Indians
Ralph Terry
Jack Kralick
Gary Bell
Jim Weaver
Stange
Baltimore
Dicken
Reading
St Joseph's Edges Davidson 83 79 In N. C.
St Joseph's of Philadelphia narrowly defeated Davidson 83 to 79 as Cliff Anderson's layup and Matt Guokas' late free throws sealed the win. The Hawks improved to 18-4 after a tight second half with 16 Davidson turnovers and late defensive stands. Knowles led Davidson with 23 while Guokas also 23 for St Joseph's.
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Charlotte
N.C
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Davidson
Cliff Anderson
Matt Guokas
Hawks
Youngdale
Guokas
Ford
Snyder
Duff
Knowles
Anderson
Y’gdale
Lane
BI Cakes
McKenna
Hatcher
St. Joseph's
Davieson
Moderation Keeps Net Star Young
France’s ageless tennis star Jean Borotra, 67, advocates moderation as the key to youth as he competes in the National Indoor Tennis Championships seniors event in Salisbury. He dismisses nerves, notes his fitness and eye issues, and contrasts his era with modern power serves and volley play.
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Salisbury
France
Jean Borotra
Borotra
Borotta
Rene Lacoste
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
Boratta
Lacoste
Cochet
Don Budge
Ellsworth Vines
Randolph-Macon Dominates Lynchburg for Mason-Dixon Crown
Randolph-Macon’s Yellow Jackets raced to a 43-10 first half lead and defeated Lynchburg 91-64 to clinch the Southern division basketball championship in the Mason-Dixon Conference. Bob Minutella led with 15 points while Ken Pugh and Ernie Guill paced Lynchburg with 17 and 16 respectively.
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Ashland
Randolph-Macon
Yellow Jackets
Lynchburg
Hornets
Mason- Dixon
Hampden-Sydney
Laver Bridgewater
Randolph Macon
Wayne Proffitt
Mason-Dixon
Ken Pugh
Ernie Guill
Bob Minutella
United States Tops Chile in International Basketball Opener
The U S defeated Chile 76 74 to remain the only unbeaten team in the tournament with Randy Richardson scoring 16 points Ollie Johnson 12 and Larry Tregoning 7 The field also includes Argentina Brazil Uruguay Peru and Paraguay in the event played in Cosquin Argentina.
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Cosquin
Argentina
United States
Chile
Randy Richardson
U.S
Ollie Johnson
Larry Tregoning
Brazil
Uruguay
Peru
Paraguay
Ralston and college trio open indoor tennis with wins
Top seed Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield defeated Yugoslavia’s Boro Jovanovic 6-1 6-4 in 25 minutes as three American college players lift the opening round in the National Indoor Championships. Charlie Pasarell, Joaquin Loyo-Mayo, and Bob Lutz also scored impressive first-round victories amid a strong international field.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Salisbury
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ralston
Grimly Intent
Boro Jovanovic
Yugoslavia
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Philadelphia
Arthur Ashe
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
Mexico
Bobby Lutz
Los Angeles
Nicola Pilic
John Pickens
Rice University
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Ron Barnes
Georgetown Cheeerleaders Stir NYU Game Controversy
NYU protests after Georgetown cheerleaders dressed as a Nazi Brownshirt and an Arab at the February 5 game in Washington. Georgetown officials deny anti Semitism and send student leaders to NYU to express regret.
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Georgetown
NYU
NEW York
Georgetown University
New York University
Washington
Frank Keating
Thomas Kane
East
Father Zeits
John Geis
Hoyas
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference
Archdiocese of Washington
Colts Arrange Trade Delays Details Pending Stocking
Baltimore Colts plan a trade to be announced after Atlanta is stocked with 42 players. Don Shula acknowledged a deal is in progress while Cameron Rosenblum remains hopeful of a big story. Possible targets include Giants linebacker Don Shinnick or Lions end Gail Cogdill, both linked to the pending arrangement.
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Baltimore
Colts
Don Shinnick
New York Giants
Andy Stynchula
Gail Cogdill
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Jake Gibbs Signs 1966 Yankees Contract
New York AP reports Jake Gibbs the No 2 catcher behind Elston Howard and four rookies signed 1966 contracts with the Yankees. First-year players include catcher Frank Fernandez outfielder Steve Whitaker and pitchers John Schroeppel and Dooly Womack. Free agents TimBelgeu from Bakersfield and Larry McDowell from Oildale also signed and were assigned to Binghamton NY in the New York Penn League.
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NEW York
Jake Gibbs
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Frank Fernandez
Steve Whitaker
John Schroeppel
Dooly Womack
Yankees
Timothy Belgeu
Bakersfield
Larry McDowell
Oildale
Binghamton
N.Y
Sakurai Wins Fifth Straight as Bantamweight Champ Beats Borromeo
Takao Sakurai, the Olympic bantamweight gold medalist, extended his pro run to five straight victories by stopping Bonnie Borromeo of the Philippines in the third round. Sakurai weighed 123 pounds to Borromeo's 122, in a scheduled 10 round bout.
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Siuzuoka
Japan
Takao Sakurai
Bonnie Borromeo
Philippines
Sakurai
Borromeo
154 Names Presented To Falcons
Atlanta Falcons officials studied a list of 154 names as they pursue experienced players for the new NFL franchise. Selections will be announced Wednesday with at least half of the 42 picks coming from each club’s 11 available players. Falcons owner Rankin Smith, coach Norb Hecker, and director Gene Cronin oversee the process.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons
Atlanta
Falcon
Rankin Smith
Norb Hecker
Gene Cronin
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Halas
Chicago
Cubs Sell Ed Bailey to the Los Angeles Angels
Chicago Cubs veteran catcher Ed Bailey was sold outright to the California Angels for an undisclosed price. Bailey, 34, had split catching duties with Vic Roznovsky and Chris Krug, with Ron Hundley also rated, as Leo Durocher takes over managing duties.
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Chicago Cubs
Ed Bailey
L. A. Angels
Chicago
California Angels
Leo Durocher
Cub
Bailey
Vic Roznovsky
Chris Krug
Frank Jones named head grid coach at Richmond
Frank Jones, 41, named head football coach of the University of Richmond Spiders, replacing Ed Merrick who resigned after 15 years to become assistant athletic director. Jones comes from Mississippi State where he ran the offense, after previously serving as head coach and athletic director at Presbyterian College.
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Richmond
University of Richmond
Frank Jones
Mississippi State
Jones
Ed Merrick
Spiders
Presbyterian College
South Carolina
Parilli Signs New Contract as Patriots No. 1 QB Target
Babe Parilli signed the 1966 Boston Patriots contract and vowed to be the starting quarterback next season. The 35 year old veteran, entering his 13th pro season, aims to lead a championship bid after last year’s failure, with John Huarte waiting in the wings.
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Boston
Vito
Babe
Parilli
Boston Patriots
Patriots
Kentucky All America
Mike Holovak
Notre Dame
John Huarte
Huarte
Banquet Postponed for Sullivan Award Presentation
The banquet honoring Bill Bradley for the James E. Sullivan award as the nation's outstanding amateur athlete of 1965 was postponed by the AAU. The event will now be held in Denver during the AAU basketball tournament on March 3.
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New York
Bill Bradley
Princeton
James E. Sullivan
AAU
Denver
Hampden Sydney Beats Bridgewater 88 75 in Conference Clash
Hampden Sydney Tigers seized early control and rolled past Bridgewater 88 75 on the road. Ed Dyer scored 26 points off the bench, Thom Quarles added 20, while Bridgewater star Jim Upperman led all scorers with 29. Tigers improve to 14-6 overall, 9-3 in Mason-Dixon and Small College League play. Bridgewater drops to 13-7, 9-4 in the same circuits.
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Bridgewater
Hampden-Sydney
Tigers
Mason-Dixon
Eagles
Thom Quarles
Eddie Dyer
Dyer
Quarles
Jim Upperman
Mason Dixon
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