Russia Dominates Winter Olympic Games In Innsbruck
Russia swept most titles as the ninth Winter Olympics closed in Innsbruck Austria. Lidia Skobliakova led Russia with four speed skating medals while Eero Maentyranta and Sixten Jernberg claimed multiple Nordic events. American skiers faced arrests over an auto theft case linked to toboggan team. several were fined or sentenced.
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Sweden
Madden named Wake Forest freshman coach
Joe Madden 28, former backfield coach at Morehead State, was appointed Wake Forest College freshman coach by head coach Bill Tate. A Washington, D C native, Madden attended Maryland on a boxing scholarship and later coached high school football to fund college. He has coached at Gonzaga and Father Lopez, N FL, and studied for a master’s at Mississippi State before joining Wake Forest.
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Bayer Takes Early Lead In Phoenix Open
George Bayer surged to the top of the Phoenix Open leaderboard after rounds featuring strong scores from Jack Nicklaus and others. The 250-pound veteran opened sub par and steadied his finish to move into the top spot with Palmer and Charles close behind at the Phoenix Country Club.
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Bob Will to Compete in Caribbean Golf Event
Bob Will is set to compete in the Caribbean event. He failed to break par overall with birdie putts from six inches on the first hole to 25 feet on the 12th. Blue, a former Milwaukee amateur standout, eagled the fourth after a 110 yard wedge shot dropped in. Binky in Mitchella of Ft Worth, Texas, added a quirky note before the round.
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Comeback Wins For Newberry Comeback Wins For Newberry
The Newberry Indians edged Presbyterian 75 74 after a late surge in a Little Four basketball game. Davidson eyes a late-season push with two wins needed in three games, including a top-10 clash at Duke in Durham.
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Mets Begin 1964 Spring Training With 32 Hopefuls
In St Petersburg Florida the New York Mets under Casey Stengel opened spring training with a 32 of 36 invited players in a double session. Absentees expected to report soon as sessions run until the full squad arrives for formal spring training on March 1. The group will fly to the Caribbean for tuneups before returning March 9.
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Lynchburg Beats Charlotte College In Dixie Conference Clash
Lynchburg jumped to an early lead and defeated Charlotte College 71 to 61 in Charlotte. The halves stood 35 to 29 at the break as Charlotte rallied to 62 58 before Lynchburg pulled away again for the win.
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Howard Sees Near Platooning Rule At Clemson
Clemson coach Frank Howard discussed a new substitution rule saying teams could use platoons to a near split. He predicted no difficulty adapting to the rule regardless of players' stance on free substitution.
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Cadet Blast Comes Little Too Late
Furman held off The Citadel 61-59 in Greenville to move into sixth in the Southern Conference. Leroy Peacock scored 19 as Furman led by 18 before The Citadel rallied, but a late sequence produced two-point game until Larry Hitchcock’s failed last-second shot. Dick Martini led Citadel with 15 points and 11 rebounds.
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Big 8 Lost On Orange Bowl Deal
St Louis AP reports Nebraska coach Bob Devaney says the Big Eight lost when the Orange Bowl contract ended. He favors ties with the Cotton or Sugar Bowls but stresses the Orange Bowl remains best for the conference amid shifting bowl alliances.
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Miami
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Southern Hills Country Club
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Okla
Americans Kidd and Heuga Win Alpine Medals at Olympics
In Innsbruck Austria Billy Kidd and Jimmy Heuga became the first Americans to win Alpine medals. They received congratulations from Avery Brundage and were hailed by their coach and officials including Dr Adolf Schaefer president of Austria the event marking a historic moment for U S alpine skiing.
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Austria
Billy Kidd
Jimmy Heuga
Avery Brundage
Olympic
Pin Busters Cup HPWBA Trophy overview and entrants
The Pin Busters Cup HPWBA Trophy featured 27 teams entered. Fairlanes Inter-Traveling Team finished second with a higher total pinfall. Fifty six girls compete today in the dorbies and singleships with starts at 1 pm 4 pm and 7 pm.
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Davidson Wildcats Face Big Week In Conference Rush
Davidson North Carolina AP reports the once-beaten Wildcats clash two Southern Conference games and a meeting with ACC leader Duke, marking a pivotal week for the Davidson basketball team.
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