Wildcats Take Conference Lead With 98-89 Win
Davidson beat Richmond 98-89 as Dick Snyder scored 38 and Bobby Lane added 25. The Wildcats moved to 5-0 in the Southern Conference, grabbing sole possession atop the standings after a tight game with 16 ties and 18 lead changes. Spike Welsh led Richmond with 27 points, Jonny Moates 26, and the Spiders ended without a field goal in the last six minutes.
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Richmond
Davidson
Dick Snyder
Wildcats
Spiders
Snyder
Bobby Lane
Spike Welsh
Nets
Welsh
Jonny Moates
Davidson Richmond
G Snyder
Green
Youngley
Burgess
Knowles
Batts
Lane
Squier
Montes YO
Leight
Bald‘s
Hatcher
Roberts
BF Davidson Oice Cca
Cere Ees
Saquier
Balderson
Basketball Scores and College Results Across Numerous Matches
Basketball results show Philadelphia 129 over New York 127 with high scoring. College scores list numerous games including Purdue 107 Notre Dame 82, Texas A&M 85 SMU 78, North Carolina College 85 Hampton 62, and many district scholastic outcomes with many Virginia towns and schools noted.
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New York
San Francisco
Baltimore
VPI
Purdue
Notre Dame
Davidson
Richmond
Hampden Sydney
MIT
Harvard
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Brown
Gannon
Belmont Abbey
Marshall
Ohio Yvesleyan
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Iowa State
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American Inter
Georgia Tech
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Lehigh
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Concord
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Rice
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Elizabeth City
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Halifax Co
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Buena Vista
Lord Botetourt
Martinsville
Patrick Henry
Turner Ashby
Harrisonburg
Clifton Forge
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Bassett
William Campbell
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Christiansburg
Narrows
Giles
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Floyd
Pulaski
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Radford
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Vailey
Covington
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E. Surry
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Chilhowle
Marion
Shawsville
Woolwine
Graham, Va
Osbourn
Lotisa
William Monroe
Strasburg
Stonewall Jackson
Montevideo
Elkton
John Marshall
Geo. Wythe
Rich
J. R. Tucker
Varina
Manassas
James
BuHelo Gap
VSOB
Defiance
Rockbridge
George Mason
James Yreed
Lane
Thomas Jefferson
Annandale
Mt. Vernon
J Herndon
Fauquier
James Wood
Fairfax
McLean
Norview
Princess Anne
Hampton
Denbigh
Kecoughtan
Ferguson
Warwick
York
Cox
Cradock
Oscar Smith
Great Bridge
Maury
Saltville
Tazewell
Garden
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Terrell Claims Clay Promised Next Title Shot
Terrell, a world champion per the World Boxing Association, said Cassius Clay promised him the next heavyweight title bout. Clay had named Terrell as his challenger after defeating Floyd Patterson last November 22, with reports lately suggesting Brian London might be favored for the title. Terrell cited a Chicago discussion before Christmas agreeing to a fight within about three months.
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Ernie Terrell
Cassius Clay
Clay
Terrell
Floyd Patterson
Brian London
Great Britain
World Boxing Association
Chicago
Bruins Urged to Curb Ted Green’s Aggressiveness
Montreal AP report says Clarence Campbell NH L president urged the Boston Bruins to tame defenseman Ted Green who led penalties with 85 minutes. He allegedly speared Phil Goyette of the New York Rangers on December 26, sidelining the Ranger with internal injuries for three weeks. Campbell declined further action, but advised the Bruins to discipline Green noting the payer signs the checks.
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Montreal
Boston Bruins
Ted Green
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
Green
Phil Goyette
New York Rangers
Campbell
Bruins
Alabama star Steve Bowman signs with New York Giants
New York Giants of the NFL signed Alabama national champion star fullback Steve Bowman on Tuesday. Bowman scored two touchdowns in the 39 28 Orange Bowl win over Nebraska last Saturday night and was the Southeastern Conference rushing leader. He was the Giants 15th round pick in the NFC draft and had been drafted in the 20th round by Oakland in the American League.
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New York
Steve Bowman
Alabama
New York Giants
Bowman
Nebraska
Giants
Oakland
Tech Holds Off William and Mary 76 69 in Tight Finish
Virginia Tech trailed briefly in the second half but rallied to beat William and Mary 76 to 69 in Williamsburg. Ben Pomeroy scored 27 with 19 rebounds, Panneton added 22, Ted Ware led Tech with 21 as the Gobblers shot 48.1 percent to 38.8 for the Indians in front of about 2,000 fans.
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Williamsburg
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Indians
Tech
William & Mary
Ron Panneton
Buddy Martin
Ron Perry
Ben Pomeroy
Panneton
Ted Ware
Gobblers
VA Tech
WIL
Mary VT Wetzel
Ware
Ram Kin
Withers
Brown
Perry
Malta
Virginia
Liam
Wiliam
Mary
Rama
Paffrath
Providence Beats Brown Despite Off Night 66-48
Providence, ranked sixth, struggled with 38 percent shooting but outlasted a resilient Brown team 66-48 in Providence. Jim Walker led Providence with 15 points, Bill Blair added 20 and 11 rebounds, while Dick Landau scored 10 for Brown as the Friars improve to 9-1 and Brown falls to 5-6.
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Providence
R.I
Brown
Jim Walker
Boston College
New York
Friars
Walker
Bill Blair
Jim Benedict
Dick Landau
Don Tarr
Cardinals Sign Four Draft Picks Including Roy Shivers
St Louis Cardinals announce signing of four draft choices led by Roy Shivers the nations top rusher. Also inked were Mike Ringer a Big Eight defensive back from Oklahoma Jim Brown a Nebraska tackle and Dick Kasperek a Iowa State center. Shivers 25 a Utah State veteran joined after passing final college year despite military service.
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St. Louis Cardinals
National Football League
Roy Shivers
Mike Ringer
Oklahoma
Jim Brown
Nebraska
Dick Kasperek
Iowa State
Shivers
Utah State
Criticism Cites Lake Tahoe Regatta Cancellation
State line Nevada AP reports criticism of Lake Tahoe handling led to cancellation of the 1965 world hydroplane championship regatta. South Tahoe Regatta Association withdrew sponsorship of the $77,777 event scheduled for Sierra Lake in September. James Koch, association president, said most criticism came from the Pacific Northwest.
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Lake Tahoe
South Tahoe
Sierra Lake
James Koch
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Pacific Northwest
John Goryl to Manage Twins Class A Team in Orlando
John Goryl, 32, former Minnesota Twins utility infielder, named manager of the Twins Class A farm club in Orlando Florida for the 1966 season. He will replace Harry Warner, who moves to Class AA Charlotte North Carolina.
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Minneapolis
John Goryl
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Orlando
Fla
Calvin Griffith
Goryl
Harry Warner
Charlotte
N.C
Hall Plans Chaparral to Campaign in Europe and World Trek
Jim Hall announces the Swift Chevrolet Chaparral will race on the international circuit and in Europe this year aiming at the world road racing title. The car, first to win with an automatic transmission, will be crewed by Phil Hill and Joaquim Bonnier, with European events including Le Mans and Spa on the tentative schedule.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
Jim Hall - Hap Sharp
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Bridgehampton
Riverside
Calif
Hall
Chaparral
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Joaquim Bonnier
Geneva
Switzerland
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Fla
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Europe
Elon Tops Wofford 79 to 69 in Balanced Effort
Elon College Christians secure a 79-69 win over Wofford College led by Bobby Atkins 20 points and 18 from Bill Bowes and Henry Goedeck. Elon broke a tight game with a 12-3 run in the final minutes after leading 67-66, as Atkins and Goedeck fueled the stretch.
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Bill Bowes
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Richard Such
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North South Senior Bowl teams split drills as rain slows action
North and South squads divided into tentative offensive and defensive units for the Senior Bowl practice in Mobile. Weeb Endbank and Mike Holovak said alignments were not final. Alabama quarterback Steve Sloan missed a second straight day with bruised ribs.
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Weeb Endbank
Mike Holovak
Alabama
Steve Sloan
Tide
Randy, Johnson
Texas A&y
South
Charles Casey
Florida
Bobby Crockett
Arkansas
Rick Kestner
Kentucky
Mississippi
Bill Clay
Roger Bird
Texas
Phil Harris
David Ray
Jack Thornton
Auburn
Bob Kowalkowski
Virginia
John Mangum
George Allen
Texas State
Louisville
Doug Buffone
Bill Cody
Tennessee
Frank Emanuel
Sloan
Clay
Ray
Steve Bowman
Hoyle Granger
RPI Edges Hampden-Sydney In OT 99 95
Lyn Creech leads RPI with 29 points joined by Mel Dunnavant 28 as the Rams beat Hampden Sydney 99 95 in overtime after a regulation tied 86 86. Eddie Dyer led Hampden Sydney with 23 in a tense decisive extra period.
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Hampden-Sydney
Richmond
Lyn Creech
Mel Dunnavant
IRPI
Tigers
Frank Booth
Dunnavant
C. G. Winston
Rams
Creech
Eddie Dyer
HSG
G FT Soden
Dyer VW
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Cobb
Sdonnavant
Rosenstock
Duke Interviews Jim Carlen For Football Coach Job
Duke officials interviewed Georgia Tech assistant Jim Carlen for the head football coaching post left vacant by Bill Murray. Athletic Director Eddie Cameron said Carlen spent the day on campus and returned to Atlanta Tuesday night. Murray resigned to become executive secretary of the American Football Coaches Association. Cameron noted Carlen has many fine qualifications.
Brumel Re-enters Hospital for Leg Injury Recovery
World champion high jumper Valery Brumel has re-entered a hospital for treatment of leg injuries from a motorcycle accident last year. Moscow radio reported doctors have ruled out training for at least a year.
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London
Valery Brumel
Moscow Radio
Brumel
Crimson Ribbon wins seasonal debut at Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury New York Crimson Ribbon wires to victory in his seasonal debut at Roosevelt Raceway Tuesday night by a neck over String To Con in a $2200 conditioned pace.
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Westbury
N.Y
Crimson Ribbon
Roosevelt Raceway
All Star Hockey Lineup Includes Nashville Trio
Three Nashville Dixie Flyers players were named to the Eastern Hockey League All Star team. Goalie Marv Edwards and forwards Joe Zorica and Ted McCaskill earned spots as the team prepares to face the Long Island Ducks on January 11.
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Nashville Dixie Flyers
Marv Edwards
Joe Zorica
Ted McCaskill
Eastern Hockey League
Long Island Ducks
Toronto Argonauts sign three Tulsa players for camp
The Toronto Argonauts, last in the Eastern Conference last season, announced the signing of fullback Ken Parsons offensive end Mark Maddox and linebacker Dwight Claxton from Tulsa University. They will report to training camp in June.
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Toronto Agronauts
Tulsa University
Ken Parsons
Mark Maddox
Dwight Claxton
Toronto
Warriors Edge Bullets in NBA Doubleheader Thriller
San Francisco defeated Baltimore 122 111 as Rick Barry led with 29 points and Nate Thurmond 25. Hal Greer poured in 36 for Philadelphia to beat the Knicks 129 127 after Billy Cunningham and Greer sealed the rally. Barnett scored 31 for New York while Wilt Chamberlain added 27 for Philadelphia.
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Hal Greer
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Howard Komives
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Isen
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Dave McCormick Drops Oilers for 49ers Switch
LSU tackle Dave McCormick, who appeared to sign with the Houston Oilers after LSU’s Cotton Bowl win, instead signs with the San Francisco 49ers. An Oilers spokesman said McCormick gave only a verbal agreement to sign while an attorney reviews the contract. Oilers owner Bud Adams expressed regret at the news.
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Tex
Dave McCormick
LSU
Houston Oilers
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Bud Adams
G. T. Owen
Baton Rouge
Adams
National Football League
49Ers
Arkansas
American Football League
George Rice
Glen Ray Himes
Jim Williams
Orange Bowl Handicap draw draws 11 in Miami
Eleven middle distance runners were named for the $20,000-added Orange Bowl Handicap at Tropical Park. Sylstich, winner of the Trenton Handicap, carries top weight 123 pounds with Garth Patterson to ride. Pollux, Moss Vale, Turn to Reason, Sparkling Johnny, Abdul, First Family, Sunstruck, Convex, Inclusive, and Receptive fill the field as the seventh Orange Bowl highlights prep for the $50,000 Tropical Park Handicap at 11 miles on closing day January 16.
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Fla
J. A. Laccitiello
Sylstich
Trenton
Garth Patterson
Needles
Charles F. Parker
Pollux
Braulio Baeza
City of Miami
Moss Vale
Ronnie Baldwin
Turn To Reason
Johnny Sellers
Johnny
Don Brumfield
Abdul
Uider Ron Turcotte
First Family
Jacinto Vasquez
Jack Leonard
George Velasquez
Don Errico
Jimmy Wynn Becomes First Astro To Sign For 1966
Houston center fielder Jimmy Wynn, who set six Houston club records last season, became the first Astro to return his signed contract for 1966. Tal Smith declined to state Wynn’s salary but said it was substantially above last year. Wynn’s 1965 marks include 22 homers seven triples 30 doubles 73 RBIs 43 stolen bases and a .275 average.
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Houston
Tex
Houston Astro
Jimmy Wynn
Astro
Tal Smith
Wynn
Watkins Glen To Sponsor $100,000 Auto Road Race
Watkins Glen announces a $100,000 auto road race sponsorship event amid local racing news. The report lists multiple league standings and results from various bowls, leagues, and teams, including the Suburban League and Virginia League, plus coaching changes in minor league baseball.
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Watkins Glen
Record Purse For Formula One Car Competition
New York AP reports the U S Grand Prix at Watkins Glen announces a record 102400 total purse for Formula One cars with 20000 to the winner on Oct 2 and 2800 minimum for all invited entrants. Organizers expect top four status and increased international prominence. Graham Hill won the 1965 race at Watkins Glen for BRM amid high spectator turnout.
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Watkins- Glen
N.Y
Cameron Argetsinger
U.S
America
Argetsinger
Watkins Glen
Daytona
Fla
Vanderbilt Dominates Tulane In 91-69 SEC Victory
Vanderbilt, ranked third, overcame a tight first half to surge with a 14-0 run after halftime. Clyde Lee led with 22 points, Bo Wyenandt added 15, while Ron Green and Keith Thomas had 13 each. Tulane’s Al Andrews scored 15 as Mitch Urbanski fouled out late. Vandy improved to 11-1 overall and 2-0 in the SEC.
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Clyde Lee
Bo Wyenandt
Ron Green
Keith
Thomas
al Andrews
Mitch Urbanski
Lee
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