Top-Ranked Blue Devils Win At Free Throw Line
Duke's 87-85 ACC victory over Clemson featured Steve Vacendak's underhand layup with two seconds left after a 50 second final possession. Vacendak led Duke with 28 points as Randy Mahaffey's late heave fell short for Clemson, while Duke shot 21 of 28 from the line and pulled away in rebounds 49-38.
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Clemson
S. C
Steve Vacendak
Duke
Blue Devils
Tigers
Vacendak
Randy Mahaffey
ACC
Gary Helms
Bob Verga
Jack Marin
Warren Chapman
Sutherland
Canadiens Send Red Berenson to Montreal AHL Team
Montreal of the NHL assigned forward Gordon Red Berenson to Quebec of the AHL on Tuesday. He played 22 games with the Canadiens this season but recently was cut on the knee by his daughter's skate during a lesson. He missed about a week and returned last Saturday.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
Gordon Red Berenson
Quebec
American Hockey League
The
Canadiens
Recreation basketball scores from center games
In Recreation Center action, Church Fairview beat Soyars 58 to 14 and State Line defeated McDowell 38 to 5. In the other doubleheader, Church Westover Hills won over Richardson 49 to 2 as Brethren Fellowship bested Saunders 41 to 24.
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Recreation
Recreation Center
Church
Fairview
Soyars
State
McDowell
Br! Church
Westover Hills
Richardson
Brethern Fellowship
Saunders
Bears File Civil Suit Against Allen
CHICAGO AP The Chicago Bears filed a circuit court suit Tuesday to halt assistant coach George Allen from taking the Los Angeles Rams head coaching job. Allen signed a multi year Rams contract after leaving the Bears. The suit claims he knew secret scouting data and violated a 1968 contract. Bears owner coach George Halas blasted the Rams as tampering in a harsh statement and said legal steps would be taken to protect the Bears. Also, Chuck Mather, a longtime Bear assistant, sought NFL head coaching jobs in Washington, Pittsburgh, St Louis and Atlanta, with Halas saying only Mather can comment on his plans.
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Chicago Bears
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Allen
Bears
Rams
Bear
Dan Reeves
Joe Allen
George Halas
National Football League
Halas
The
Sun-Times
Chuck Mather
Washington
D.C
Mather
Kansas
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Phillies Farm Club Manager Named in Portsmouth VA
Bobby Morgan was named Tuesday as manager of the Portsmouth club in the Carolinas League, Philadelphia Phillies farm team. The former Major League infielder previously managed the Phillies Florida State League club in Miami.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Morgan
Portsmouth
Philadelphia Phillies
Phil
Miami i
Chamberlain Robertson And West Top NBA Players
New York AP report surveys mid season leaders in the NBA. Wilt Chamberlain leads in points per game and rebounds, Jerry West tops total points and is high in free throw percentage and assists, while Oscar Robertson places in several top ten lists with 1,282 points and 31.3 per game.
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NEW York
National Basketball Association
Jerry West
Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
West
Los Angeles Lakers
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Roberston
Big O
Robertson
Koufax Named Male Athlete of Year in AP Poll
Sandy Koufax the Dodgers southpaw overwhelmed balloting for 1965 AP Male Athlete of the Year winning 224 first place votes and 778 points. Princeton star Bill Bradley placed second with 153 points and Gary Player third with 152. Koufax also set strikeout and ERA records and won the Cy Young.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Bill Bradley
Princeton
South Africa
Gary Player
Don Budge
Byron Nelson
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Studio City
Calif
Minnesota
Twins
Cy Young
Bradley
Tigers
Michigan
Wichita
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
U.S
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Browns
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Brown
Sayers
Mays
Order of Eagles
Pepper Martin
Gene Sara
Byron Nelf
Johnny Lulack
Lou Boudreate Pereall
Leon Hart
Jim Konstanty
Rick Kazmaier
Bob Mathias
Willie Dave
Hopalong Cassady
Randy Matson
Bike Garrett
Cassius Clay
Michel Jazy
Joe Thomas to pick best players for AFL Dolphins
New Miami Dolphins director of personnel Joe Thomas says he will select the best players available regardless of position, then adjust via trades. He notes 75 rookies under contract and explains the two-player-from-each-club draft method, plus concerns about evaluating top rookies and rising signing bonuses.
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New York
Joe Thomas
American Football League
Miami Dolphins
Thomas
Minnesota Vikings
National Football League
AFL
Dolphins
Miami
Phillies Sign Taylor to 1966 Contract
The Philadelphia Phillies announced on Tuesday that Tony Taylor has signed for 1966. Taylor batted .229 in 106 games last season with three home runs and 27 RBI, and he missed several weeks due to injuries.
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PHILS
Taylor
Philadelphia
Tony
Philadelphia Phillies
No Big Changes Expected From NCAA Rules Meet
Ivy Williamson chairs the NCAA Football Rules Committee in New Orleans with expectations of no major upheavals this weekend. A UNM resolution on returning to one platoon football could trigger a review if the NCAA convention passes by a wide margin. The coaches urge keeping substitution rules, while Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver announces recruiting 200 to 300 coaches yearly to aid new nations, listing top names across football and other sports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ivy Williamson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New Orleans
University of New Mexico
Williamson
NCAA
Football Coaches
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Peace Corps
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
U.S
Shastri
Shriver
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Louisiana State
Charles McClendon
John Ralston
Stanford
Bob Blackman
Dartmouth
Ara Parsegian
Notre Dame
Pete Elliott
Tenois
Earl Banks
Morgan State
John Wooden
Bill van Bredakorff
Princeton
Vic Bubas
Duke
Edward Steils
Springfield
Mass
Calvin Irvin
North Carolina A&t
Dick Siebert
Minnesota
Bobby Winkles
Arizona State
Vern Wolfe
Southern California
Charles Walter
Wisconsin
Philip Moriarty
Yale
James Counsilman
Indiana
Eugene Wettstone
Penn
Bills Set Extra Effort for All-Star Saturday
Buffalo Bills prepare for a post season game against an All-Star team from the rest of the league at Rice Stadium. Joel Collier, promoted after Lou Saban’s departure, leads a well conditioned squad with several injuries sidelined. Lance Alworth plans to play if medically cleared. Sid Gillman seeks team approval before permit. The game marks a new format matching champions against the rest of the league.
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Houston
Tex
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Joel Collier
Lou Sabin
University of Maryland
Ralph Wilson
Collier
Chuck Burr
Buffalo
Joel
Lou
Mr. Wilson
Rice University
Burr
Elbert Dubenion
Glenn Bass
Tom Sestak
Dubenion
Bass
Sestak
Dudley Merdith
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Sid Gillman
Alworth
Rice University Stadium
Toronto financier Appelbaum dies at 71
John L. Appelbaum, 71, a Toronto financier and thoroughbred owner, died in Miami Beach after a long illness. He was known in racing circles for his Stakes-winning horse Mr. Jives, the first horse he owned. Appelbaum had moved to Toronto from Chicago in 1933.
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Miami Beach
Fla
John L. Appelbaum
Toronto
Mr. Jives
Appelbaum
Chicago
Jim Grant Demands $50,000 Salary to Play
Amercian League star Jim Grant nicknamed Mudcat, on a new singing and dancing career, insists on a $50,000 pay from the Minnesota Twins or he may not play next season. Grant, 30, led AL pitchers with 21 wins and six shutouts in 1965 and seeks a 100 percent raise, citing his value and recent performance. He notes Harmon Killebrew earns about $50,000 and criticizes club president Cal Griffith as a tough bargainer while projecting a bigger role for Baltimore’s improved squad. Grant plans further nightclub work as he contemplates his baseball future.
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Ben Clan
NEW York
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Minnesota Twins
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Grant
Dodgers
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Cal Griffith
Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Griffith
Grants
Cleveland
Minnesota
Lacooche
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Eddie Stanky
White Sox
Montreal
St. Paul
Chicago
Boog Powell Takes Pay Cut In 1966 Orioles Deal
Baltimore AP says Boog Powell accepted a pay cut on Tuesday becoming the first player to sign a 1966 contract with the Orioles. The 24 year old slugger agreed to about 23 1000 dollars, roughly 2000 below his 1965 salary. Powell, once a .290 39 homer 99 RBI star in 1964, slumped to .248 17 HR 72 RBI in 1965 and will move permanently to first base after last season mixing in the outfield.
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Baltimore
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Powell
Norm Siebern
Bob Lewis Leads ACC Scoring Race in Conference Action
North Carolina junior Bob Lewis maintained a sizeable lead in the ACC scoring race with a 30.2 point average despite a 1.6 dip last week. Duke’s Mike Lewis posted the top shooting percentage at 62 percent, while Duke guard Jack Marin and NC State’s Pete Coker, South Carolina’s Frank Standard led in other categories.
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ACC Service Bureau
Pete Coker
N.C. State
Frank Standard
South Carolina
Long
Jack Marin
Duke
Sid Gillman Likes AFL All Star Squad
Sid Gillman praises the AFL All Star team meeting Buffalo Bills in a postseason game. He notes strong quarterbacks John Hadl and Joe Namath plus diverse backs and receivers. Buffalo coach Joel Collier expects added excitement from the new 4.3 defense rule aiding offenses. Lance Alworth continues to recover from a hairline rib fracture.
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Houston
Tex
Sid Gillman
Gillman
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo Bills
T'va
San Diego
John Hadi
Joe Namath
New York Jet
Hadi
Namath
Willie Frazier
Fred Arba Das
Frank Jackson
Kansas City
Gino Cappelletti
Boston
Bob Gillman
Joel Collier
Buffalo
Collier
Lance Alworth
Duke Keeps Lead As AP Poll Picks Top Ten In College Hoops
The Associated Press ranks Duke 1st with 32 first place votes, Kentucky and Vanderbilt close behind. Iowa falls from seventh, Kansas returns at No 10, while Brigham Young and Texas Western move up. Results reflect Monday games and recent upsets, with UCLA and Kansas among unbeatens.
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Associated Press
Dixie
Duke
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Blue Devils
Iowa
Kansas
St. Joseph's
Pennsylvania
Bradley
Providence
Brisham Young
Texas Western
UCLA
Georgia
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Mississippi
Oklahoma
Wildcats
Dayton
Entucky
New Mexico
North Carolina State
Princeton
South Carolina
Syracuse
Tulsa
Virginia
Western Kentucky
Ford to Provide Pace Car for Indy 500 50th
Ford Motor Co was chosen to provide the pace car for the 50th Indianapolis 500 mile race on May 30 in Indianapolis. The pace car will be a Comet Cyclone GT convertible powered by a 390 cubic inch V eight and a four barrel carburetor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ford Motor Co
Jimmy Clark
Lotus
NBA All Star Game Moves to San Francisco Next Year
Walter Kennedy, commissioner of the NBA, announced that the league's East-West All-Star game next year will be played in San Francisco. The 1967 event shifts from Cincinnati, Ohio, to the West Coast city, signaling a major venue change for the classic exhibition.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Championship game prep for All-Stars with Alworth cleared
Alworth received medical clearance Monday to join the All-Stars for the championship game against Buffalo. Gillman said they will tape him up and add extra padding to protect him during the matchup.
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Buffalo
Alworth
All-Stars
Gillman
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