Cardinals re-sign Boyer and Gibson after world series win
Bob Gibson and Dick Boyer agreed to one year deals with substantial raises after leading the Cardinals to the pennant and world series victory over the Yankees. Boyer, an MVP in last season, is believed to earn about 65 000 dollars annually, as Howsam confirms a signing that adds to a 16-man roster with Groat and Flood remaining.
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Boyer
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Gibson
Dick Groat
Curt Flood
Sophomore May Shine at VMI Winter Relays
In Lexington Virginia the 14th VMI Winter Relays feature Maryland star Frank Costello as a top contender while furman, Maryland, Tennessee and host VMI are seen as strongest teams. Last year Jim Johnson defends the two mile and Coppley Vickers and Paul Snell pose stiff opposition. The relays add a board jump event this year.
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Lexington
VMI
Maryland
Frank Costello
Mike Cole
William and Mary
Jim Johnson
Tennessee
Coppley Vickers
Wake Forest
Paul Snell
Furman
Providence Friars stay unbeaten with 72 70 win over DePaul
The Providence Friars extended their perfect streak to 15 by edging DePaul 72 70 at home. Sophomore Jimmy Walker led with 19 points and set up 12 more as the defense pressured DePaul in the second half.
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Associated Press
Providence Friars
DePaul Blue Demons
Friars
St. Bonaventure
DePaul
Jimmy Walker
Jim Benedict
Jim Murphy
Indiana
Hoosiers
Tee
Nis
Chicago
Loyola
Jon McGlocklin
Brigham Young
Cincinnati
St. ‘Louis Billikens
Oklahoma ‘City
BYU
Marquette
Louisville
Tulsa
North Texas
St. Louis
Chiefs
Bowling League Leaders and High Scores from Local Leagues
Result highlights include Denny Linthicum leading high individual set in Industrial League, Myrtle Desk and Hart Construction winning team games, Laverne Milner and Laverne Miller topping Highball in Highlights, Ben Cox and Ronnie Mann leading in the Businessmen's League, Dillon Auto Parts dominant in team totals, Jamestown Rot and Twilight Civitan leading Civic Tenpin, and various other league leaders and top teams such as Columbia High, Team No. 7, and Phillips Foscoe noted in local bowling results.
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Industrial League High Ind
Ind
Denny Linthicum
Myrtle Desk
Hart Construce
Ben Cox
Ronnie Mann
Dillon Auto Parts
Dillon Auto
Old Dominion
ACC Tickets Sold Out In Record Time
Raleigh report says Atlantic Coast Conference basketball tournament tickets sold out in under three days after mail orders overwhelmed the sale. Willis Casey notes all sales were season books and some unopened orders will be returned as Reynolds Coliseum hosts the event in March.
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Raleigh
Willis Casey
Casey
Reynolds Coliseum
Guilford Clinches Southern Conference Berth In Lopsided Win
Guilford defeats Catawba 69 47 to improve conference record to 6 3 and overall 14 4 Tommy Loftus tops Guilford with 17 points East Carolina Pfeiffer Presbyterian Wofford and Erskine post non conference wins plus NC Methodist Lynchburg rivalry ends with hoops action.
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Quakers
Guilford
Catawba
Tommy ‘Loftus
High Point
Panthers
Associated Press
Pirates
East Carolina
Kirk Stewart
Pfeiffer College
Campbell College
Danny Carver
Gordon Adams
Presbyterian
Charlotte College
Hose
Wofford
Terriers
Erskine
George
Greyhound the Harness Legend Buried in Maple Park
Greyhound, known as the Grey Ghost, is buried on the R. C. Fannery Farm near Red Gate, Illinois. The 33 year old gelding set 25 world records, including a 1:55 mile, during a six year career from 1934, winning 71 of 82 starts and earning $54,505. Col. E. J. Baker owned the horse after purchasing him for $900.
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Maple Park
Ill
Greyhound
R. C. Fannery Farm
Red Gate Elf
Col
E. J. Baker
Vernon Eee Se
Hariness Racing
Lexington
Baker
Rick Barry Tops Major College Scoring List
Rick Barry of the Miami Hurricanes remains the leading scorer in major college basketball with an average of 38.2 points per game after 649 points in 17 games through Jan 30. Wayne Estes of Utah State and Bill Bradley of Princeton trail, with 32.7 and 32.0 points per game respectively.
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New York
Rick Barry
University of Miami Hurricanes
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Miami
Ohio
Wayne Estes
Utah State
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Estes
Bradley
Three Openers In ALL
Opening day for the 1965 American League features three early games besides Washington hosting Boston and New York visiting Minnesota. The schedule calls for 445 night games, fewer doubleheaders, and more twilight singles, with Chicago and Baltimore starting April 13 and New York, Detroit, and Cleveland delaying home opens.
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Boston
Washington
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Yankees
Yonkers President Tours NZ and Australia for Pace Searches
Martin Tanenbaum, president of Yonkers Raceway, left for Christchurch to scout pacers and trotters for potential invitation to Yonkers Raceway's international series. He will visit New Zealand and Australia on the annual tour.
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New York
Martin Tanenbaum
Yonkers Raceway
Christchurch
New Zealand
Australia
Kaline Sees Batting Average Dip After 1964 Season
Detroit outfielder Al Kaline finished 1964 with a .293 season batting mark, down two points from his career rate of .307.
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Detroit
al Kaline
Behind the Scenes Shows and Tonight's TV Picks
A TV guide digest notes Tonight’s programs from The Blue Danube Ice Pageant to All About Eve and On Broadway Tonight. It highlights behind the scenes glimpses, guest stars, and scheduled previews across ABC CBS NBC with occasional production tidbits and glitzy studio cameos.
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Franz Liszt
Tisza
CBS
Judy Garland
NBC
Palm Springs
Martin Gabel
Daniel Webster
ABC
Gordon
Sheila MacRae
Broadway
Cyril Ritchard
Anthony Newley
Ritchard
Television Schedule Listings Noted for Roanoke
WBTV Ch 3 airs Tell The Truth at 3 00 and Tonight Show at 11 18. Channel 10 Roanoke offers You Gen Enyuite at 3 30 and Jack Paar at 10 00. News at 4 25 and 12 OClock High closing the day.
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Wghp-Tv
Wfmy-Tv
Wsjs-Tv
Lloyd Thaxton
Huck Hound
Cheyenne
Amos
Andy _ W. Cronkite
Brinkley
Andy _ W. Cronkite Hunt
Weather
Rawhide International
Rawhide
Showtime
Bob Hope
Joey Bishop
Gomer Pyle
Jack Benny
Jack Paar
Les Crane
Carolina
Farm & Home
Mr. Mayor
Alvin
Annie
Annie Oakley
Mighty Mouse
Casper
Casper Linus
Porky Pig
Jetsons
A Ed SS
Roanoke
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Tarr
Midas
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North Park Benchleigh
Ainee
Pete Clearangci
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Horace G. Ilderton Inc
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Reed Meca
Katy
John
Harmon
Attila
Europe
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Jack
Marquis Chimps
Lorrae Desmond
Joey
Savage
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