College Village Bowls Tie for Second as Team Two Leads
In Durham Sunday the traveling colleges split eight games. Team No. 2 tied for second while Team No. 1 went 0-8. Doc Beard led locals with a 607 set, and high pointers included Hartman 596 Harvey 587 Bomalis 566 Clark 581. Next league session February 21 at College Village lanes.
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College Village
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Orient
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Dick Cox
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Jeff Mathews
Brad Bulla
Greg Myers
Bobby Mosley
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Wolfpack Adds Florida Iowa To Home Schedule
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina State adds Iowa and Florida to its home schedule alongside North Carolina Duke Wake Forest and Florida State. Athletic Director Roy Clogston calls it the most attractive schedule in 20 years.
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Florida State
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Virginia Tech
Alabama
Clemson
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Race Preview Highlights Ford Dominance in 250 Mile Event
Dieringer posted pace just under two mph slower than Johnson who drove a 1964 Mercury. Johnson seated as favorite at 140165 in writers poll with Dieringer trailing Lorenzen and Panch. Ford entries total 28 of 52, with Richard Randleman not entered. race at Speedway draws over 46 starters for national championship in modified and sportsman classes led by Tiny Lund defending his title.
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Mercury
Johnson
Fred Lorenzen
Elmherst
Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach
Fords
Richard
Randleman
N. C
Tiny Lund
Crags
8. C
Daytona Speed Week Advances On Track At Daytone
Buck Baker in a 1965 Oldsmobile led practice rounds as the Daytona speedweek began with heavy schedule forcing a late plan for a world record run. Lee Yarbrough and Ray Fox delay until Feb 22 28 to chase the closed course mark while other Grand National drivers prepare for the 250 mile race featuring Tiny Lund Marvin Panch and Ned Jarrett among the entrants.
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Buck Baker
Baker
Lee Yarbrough
Ray Fox
Dodgers Hope to Regain NL Title With Strong Pitching
Dodgers manager Walter Alston outlines plans for a bounced back season led by hitting from Tommy Davis Willie Davis and Ron Fairly plus solid pitching including Podres Miller Perranoski and Koufax. He notes Roseboro is key to handling pitchers and praises infielders Oliver Griffith Kennedy and rookie prospects Crawford and Purdin as potential contributors.
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Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Johnny Roseboro
Tommy Davis
Fairly
Roseboro
Willie
Osteen
Johnny Podres
Bob Miller
Ron Perranoski
Podres
Koufax
Kofax
Jim Brewer
Perranoski
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Nate Oliver
Derrell Griffith
John Kennedy
Washington
Billy Cox
Willie Crawford
John Purdin
la Koufax
Pfeiffer Hottest Team In Carolinas Grabs Narrow Win
Pfeiffer remains undefeated in the conference at 9-0 and 17-7 overall after a 60-58 road win at Lenoir Rhyne on Hickory's Bear’s court. Harold Williford and George Beehan each scored 20 as Pfeiffer edged the Bears with Aston Hill clinching by free throws with three seconds left.
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Pfeiffer
Harold Williford
Lenoir Rhyne
Guilford
Bob Mauffman
Elmer
Atlantic Chrison
Campbell
Frederick
Newport News
Bears Win Big in Summer With 73 Points Across Five Games
Chicago Bears compiled 73 points in five summer exhibition games, including a 28-17 win over the College All-Stars, as they evaluated players and tactics during the pre-season schedule.
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Chicago Bears
Senate to Probe CBS Yankees Purchase For Antitrust Exemption
Senate subcommittee chaired by Philip Hart will hold hearings February 18 19 and 23 24 on CBSs purchase of the New York Yankees. The inquiry may extend to other sports and examine implications for a bill to exempt baseball football hockey and basketball from antitrust laws.
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
Yancey Holds Early Phoenix Open Lead In Tight Field
Bert Yancey carried a one stroke lead into the Phoenix Open after opening rounds at Arizona Country Club. Frank Beard stunned with nine birdies in a 63 round to join Al Geiberger at 68, while Jerry Steelsmith, Walter Burkemo, and a group at 69 remained within striking distance. Defending champion Jack Nicklaus and others stood at 70 in windy conditions.
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Ariz
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Vermy Melledephan Hotancey
West Points
Arizona Country Club
al Geiberger
Frank Beard
Beard
Jerry Steelsmith
Walter Burkemo
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Peter Mazur
Stan Leonard
Demeter Extends Errorless Streak in 1964 Tigers Outfield
Outfielder Don Demeter of the Detroit Tigers played ball in 1964 and extended his streak of errorless games to a length not specified in the available text.
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Don Demeter
Detroit Tigers
Lee Colts Win Three Games in Exhibition Season
The Lee Colts posted a 166 point total across three exhibition games. They won all three. The scoreline included a win with a one point margin and a tie in another contest.
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Providence Friars Extend Unbeaten Streak to 17
Providence remains undefeated with an 88-69 home win over St Francis and eyes end-season sweep. Dexter Westbrook and Jim Benedict led with 16 points each as the Friars push toward a March 5 finale against six ranked opponents.
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Associated Press
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Massachusetts
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Farrell Shatters Indoor Mile Record but Not the World Mark
Tommy Farrell of St John’s New York ran 1 49 8 for the indoor mile at the 97th NYAC Games beating Crothers in the 880 yard. he said he feared his rival and did not look back. He noted he broke the indoor world mark of 1 49 9 set by Peter Snell in 1962, but indoor records are not world records.
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Associated Press
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New York Athletic Club
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Toronto
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Japan
Mark
Penn Hosts Carver in Conference Clash at Home
Penn, 11-5 overall, meets Carver in Winston-Salem after a 64-59 first meeting win. Carver sits 1-3 in league while Penn aims to contain Willie Pearson Henry Hawkins. Tigers feature Vernon Walker Carson Alston Melvin Butler Chaster Boyce Larry Johnson. Eugene Shaw Ronald Cobb top reserves expected to see action.
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Tiger
Vernon Walker
Carson Alston
Melvin Butler
Chaster Boyce
Larry Johnson
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Ronald Cobb
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