East Carolina Edges VMI In Late Rally For 87 85 Win
East Carolina survived an eight point late surge by VMI led by Robin Porter to win 87 85. Charlie Sehmaus Porter and Pasquariello fueled ECU as Porter closed with 27 points and Pasquariello 20 and 10 rebounds after entering late due to ejections. Alford 29 led ECU with Cox 17 and Duckett 12 while Hartung fouled out for VMI. Attendance 7000.
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Greenville
N.C
East Carolina
VMI
Robin Porter
Porter
Jimmy Cox
Pirate
Danny Pasquariello
Charlie Sehmaus
Pasquariello
Eco
Bobby Kinard
Jackie Cooper
Pirates
Charlie Alford
Cox
Bill Duckett
Val
Npper
Rella
Smith
DeVos
Yetais
VMI Eee
East Careling Ute
Hartung
East
Carolna
Campbell
VAI
Three Races Worth Estimated 450000 Planned At Laurel
Laurel Md planned a two week period of stakes races totaling about 450000. The Selima Stakes for 2 year old fillies carries 100000 slated for Oct 29. Pimlico Futurity at Laurel offers 75000 added value on Nov 5 for 2 year olds. The Futurity at Laurel is expected to gross around 200000. The Washington DC International race worth 150000 is set for Nov 11.
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Laurel, Md
Laurel Race Course
John Schapiro
Laurel
Pimlico
Washington, D.C
Basketball Results and College Scores Summary
St Louis defeated New York 115 106 in the only pro game listed. College results include Indiana 73 Iowa 40 Elon 69 Campbell not clear Dayton 98 St Francis PA 66 Albany affiliations and many more scores across multiple teams and conferences. Prominent entries include Virginia Military 65 Western Kentucky 45 Florida A&M 97, Minnesota teams 74 63, and upset style late results such asot of several games with various opponents.
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St. Louis
New York
Colleg
Indiana
Iowa
Elon
Campbell College
Dayton
St. Francis
Milligan
Millersville
Bowie
Colorado
Iowa State
St. John’s Minn
Concordia Alan
Macalester
Minn-Duluth
Gustavus Adolphus
Hamline
Loras
St. Mary’s Minn
Minot
Mayville
Southern Mississippi
Delta State
Pat
Fishburne
Staford & Osbourn
N Va
Fork Union MI
Bowling Results and Metro League Scores at Riverside Lanes
At the Riverside Lanes bowling alleys several leagues posted scores including Benajawaite 1S 195 Ky. Fried Chicken 4, Pin Up League Belk's 2, Ist. Nat. Bank 3, and various high games such as Stowe 7223 and J. W. Daniel 200. In Miami Florida Darby Dan Farm’s Graystark, unbeaten in three starts, entered a six-furlong sprint as a prep for Saturday’s Hibiscus Stakes for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs, a $25,000-added race.
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Miami
Fla
Darby Dan Farm
Hialeah
Grausfark
Lynchburg Pioneer Proffitt Leads Virginia Scoring Race
Lynchburg's Wayne Proffitt maintains the Virginia college basketball scoring lead with a 30.6 point per game average after 16 starts and 490 points. Neil Hodges of Frederick sits close at 30.5, despite Hodges briefly surpassing Proffitt with a 40-point game. Proffitt’s 51 points against UNC Charlotte reclaimed the top spot as RPI’s Lyn Creech fell from the 30-point club. Other notable scorers include Jim Upperman of Bridgewater and Richard Pitts of Norfolk State, with VMI's Charlie Schmaus at 23.5 after 13 games.
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Richmond
Lynchburgh
Wayne Proffitt
Virginia
Proffitt
Frederick
Neil Hodges
Hodges
Southeastern
Lynchburg
St. Andrews
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
RPI
Lyn Creech
Nthe
Hampden-Sydney
Creech
Jimi Upperman
Bridgewater
Richard Pitts
Norfolk State
VMI
Charlie Schmaus
Lynch
Fred
Yes
WU Vaz
Upperman
Bwater
Pitts
Norfolk St
Schmaus
Bradley St Paul's
Porter
VAM
Grant
Dyer
Hamp.Syd
Iems
Connelly
Time Tested, Gallant Romeo win opening Hialeah card
Time Tested nosed Bay Phantom in the second division of the Royal Poinciana Handicap at Hialeah as Gallant Romeo won the first division. Sky Wonder came in third, with Pack 'rip fourth in the second half of the feature. Time Tested, carrying 121 pounds, posted 1:10 3-5 for six furlongs and paid 4.20 3.20 2.80. Rapid Response won Bowie’s Chase Me Purse after a reversed finish at Laurel, while Bala Lane captured the Fair Grounds feature as Ping was disqualified.
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Gene Plowden
Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Gallant Romeo
Sky Wonder
Pack ‘Rip
Time Tested
Bay Phantom
Flipaway
Kilmoray
Tosmah
Dunfee
Brauio Baeza
Tropical Park
Mamasita
Ironsside
Gallant ‘Romeo
R. Thomas
Ramblin Road
Ornamento
Choker
Mike Venezia
Jorge Velasquez
Dark King
Tibidabo
Black Mountain
Pia Star
Rapid Response
Bowie
Jeannie
al Getz
Bala Lane
Jimmy Nichols
Fair Grounds
Ping
Ala Lane
Bolevalle Ada Clozon
Bears Coach Contention With Rams Ends in Court
Chicago owner-coach George Halas fights to keep George Allen under Bears contract as Allen moves toward the Rams. Hearings set in New York with NFL Commissioner Rozelle to decide binding terms. Allen expresses heartbreak over the disrupted milestone as family pressures mount.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
George Allen
Chicago Bears
Bear
Los Angeles Rams
George Halas
Bears
Halas
Allen
Rams
Betty
George
Dan Reeves
National Football League
New York
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
The
Hank Anderson
Washington Redskins
Anderson
Redskins
Washington
Bert Pell
Hunk
Hawks Dominate Knicks In 115 106 Victory
St Louis Hawks beat the New York Knickerbockers 115-106 in Memphis at the Mid-south Coliseum. Zelmo Beaty led with 26 points and 12 rebounds as Rod Thorn sparked late. Beaty also paced Hawks with 14 third-quarter points while Bill Bridges and Walt Bellamy each had 14 rebounds. Attendance was 3,185.
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St. Louis Hawks
New York Knickerbockers
Memphis
Knick
Dick van Arsdale
Knickerbockers
Joe Caldwell
New York
Hawks
Zelmo Beaty
Thorn
Beaty
Bill Bridges
Walt Bellamy
Tous GF
Barnett
Bellamy
Bridges
Caldwett
Clemens
Guerin
Romives
Reed
Tim'l'm
sVinth
Wilk
St. Louis
Seoee
Hull Howe Lead AP All Star NHL Team Half Season
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks and Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings were named to the AP National Hockey League All Star team for the first half of the 1965-66 season. Hull leads with 36 goals, Howe has a career high 611 goals. Others on the first team include Norm Ullman, Jacques Laperriere, Glenn Hall, and Pierre Pilote.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Hull
NHL
New York Rangers
Howe
Norm Ullman
Detroit
Jacques Laperriere
Montreal Canadiens
Glenn Hall
Pierre Pilote
Black Hawks
Red Wings
Roger Crozier
Doug Barkley
Rangers
Harry Howell
Don Marshall
Stan Mikita
Hawks
Bobby Rousseau
Canadiens
Crozier
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago
Montreal
Bob Pulford
Frank Mahovlich
Allan Stanley
Leafs
Bob Nevin
Gump Worsley
Matt Ravlich
Don Zimmer Signs To Play On Tokyo Team
Don Zimmer, on his 35th birthday, will join the Tokyo Toei Flyers with two former Dodgers teammates Norm Larker and Pete Reiser after his release by the Washington Senators. He aims to play one or two more years and someday coach or manage in professional baseball in the United States.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Don Zimmer
Dodger
Tokyo Toei Flyers
Zimmer
Washington Senators
Toei
United States
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Norm Larker
Pete Reiser
Tokyo
Wright Garrett Qualifies For Pro Am Meet
Wright Garrett from Albuquerque New Mexico earned a 38 34 72 total to secure a spot in the Bing Crosby pro am at Pebble Beach California alongside other qualifiers. The field includes John Lotz Fremont Manuel de la Torre Milwaukee Jim Colbert Kansas City Randy Petri Austin John Cook Jonesboro Pete Mazur Smithtown Jim Owen Sterling Glenn Stuart Grand Rapids Pat Schwab West Orange Stan Thirsk Overland Park and first alternate John Josephson Westfield with 75 as the key score totals.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Monterey Peninsula
John Lotz
Fremont
Wright Garrett
Albuquerque
N.M
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Wis
Jim Colbert
Kansas City
Randy Petri
Austin
Tex
John Cook
Jonesboro
Ark
Pete Mazur
Smithtown
N.Y
Jim Owen
Sterling
Glenn [Stuart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pat Schwab
West Orange
Stan Thirsk
Overland Park
Kan
John Josephson
Westfield
N.J
Pirates Sign Stargell To 1966 Contract
Outfielder Wilver Stargell signed his 1966 contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday. Stargell, 24, hit .272 last season with 27 home runs and 107 runs batted in.
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Pirates
Pittsburgis
Wilver Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stargell
Recreation Basketball Mill League 4B Scores Report
In the Men's Mill League 4B action, Dress 74 defeated Fowler 28 while St. Scouts fell 57 to 28 to Herndon. Sewing 81 edged Shumate 148 to 48. Bryant 17 led Audi Dept. 48, and SWU General 61 beat Fern 22 with Bleachery M Gauldin contributing 34.
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Sewing
Shumate
Audi Dept
Bryant
SWU
Fern
M—Gauldin
Richard Such Sparks Elon To 69 64 Win Over Campbell
Richard Such paced Elon in a second half rally to beat Campbell College 69 to 64 in a Carolinas Conference basketball game. Campbell led 27-20 at halftime before Elon tied it 28 and surged ahead 34-32, edged the Camels the rest of the way.
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Richard Such
Elon
Buses Creek
N. C
Campbell College
Campbell
Such
Johnny Marshbanks
Bowers
Goedeck
Atkins
Denhart
Vanlear
Davis
Wish
Dean
Marshbanks
Robertson
Injuries Shape Self Image Of Deliberate Athletes
Pittsburgh AP report says Dr. John Walmer of Pennsylvania State University told the Eastern Athletic Trainers Association that injured athletes, especially in high school and college, may mask insecurity by taping and protecting themselves. He says such athletes may not be giving their best effort due to face-saving behavior.
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Pittsburgh
John Walmer
Pennsylvania State University
Eastern Athletic Trainers Association
Walmer
Foss Withholds AFL Trade Approval in Tampering Probe
Commissioner Joe Foss announced he is withholding approval of the San Diego Ladd Faison trade amid a thorough investigation of tampering charges. He said no party will discuss the case in the press and pledged to withhold final approval until the inquiry concludes. He named no further comments until resolution.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Joe Foss
American Football League
San Diego
Mammouth
Ernie Ladd
Karl Faison
Ladd-Faison
Chargers
Johnny Baker
Gary Cutsinger
Pete Jaquess
Sid Gillman
Gillman
Bud Adams
Adams
George Blanda
Charley Hennign
Doug Cline
Ladd
Foss
Earl Faison
E Houston
Houston Oilers
San Diego Chargers
Injured Athletes Seek Glory Beyond Victory
The remark notes that some athletes pursue personal pride over winning as injuries factor in sports. Dr Richard Deitrick of the University of Pittsburgh Athletic Department cites a study claiming injured players recover faster with daily enzyme tablets.
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Richard Deitrick
University of Pittsburgh Athletic Department
Arnold Palmer Leads PGA Money Race Heading List
Arnold Palmer stays atop the PGA money standings with $11,000 won at the Los Angeles Open and $825 in unofficial events, while Billy Casper moves to runner-up after a San Diego Open win. Casper has $8,998 total, with $8,850 in PGA sanctioned events. Miller Barber is third with $6,125 in official money.
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Palm Beach Gardens, Fla
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Billy Casper
Palmer
Casper
Iwo
Miller Barber
Paul Harney
Don January
Dave Stockton
Tom Aaron
Dave Hill
Tom Weiskopf
Dave Ra Gan
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