Central Carolina Basketball Tournament Opens With Four Games
Central Carolina Conference announces a revised schedule for the YMCA tournament with four games each night through Saturday finals in Lexington. The lineup includes Ledford East Trinity Central Denton North West Randleman matches across girls and boys brackets.
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Paul Shinn
Enterprise
Lexington
YMCA
Bill Leatherman
Ledford
East Girls
Trinity Boys
Central
Denton Girls
North
West Boys
Randleman Girls
Randleman
East
Trinity
West
Denton
Trinity-West
Central- Denton Girls
Ledford - Trinity
North-West Boys
Ledford-East
North-Randleman
Central-Denton
Randleman-East
Bowling league high scores and leaders listed
Last night bowling results across multiple leagues show high individual games and sets by Omel Lewis Georgia Lewis Vernon Clayton Frankie Hemric Rheumel Prangley Elenoir Dawkins James Evett Doris Everhart and others. Team leaders include Team No. 1 Team No. 3 The Cavalry Williard Fuel Oil and Cranford's Cafeteria with standings and second places noted.
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Guys and Dolls League High
Omel Lewis
Ind
Georgia Lewis
Bobby Moseley
Vernon Clayton
Red Morgan
Vernon
Psec Ee Ae
Mitchell
Esso
Taylor
Phillips
Hart
Allied Roofing
Frankie Hemric
Ricky Lowe
Ricky Brown
High Ind
Rheumel! Prangley
Branscomb
Aceons
Paere Prangley
Ed Morgan
R Sats Guinnote
Oy Ads
Elenoir Dawkins
Bobbi Carr
Willierd ‘Ol
Williard Oi
Williard
James Evett
Charlies Hauser
Williard Fuel
Sponsor
Seekers
Doris Everhart
Cranford’s
Cranford
Spiders and Furman Vie for Southern Conference Berth
Richmond travels to Virginia Military Institute while Furman hosts The Citadel as both chase the eighth and final tourney berth in the Southern Conference race. Davidson eyes a 21st straight win as St John s edges WVU.
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Richmond
Furman
G ‘Furman
Spiders
Charlotte
O ” Furman
Ence
Citadel
Tore Oater Eeee
VMI
William and M
Louie Mills
Davidson
Wofford
Wildcats
St. John’s
Brooklyn
College basketball scores from around the nation
A flurry of results across the NCAA slate with many close finishes and big wins. Notable results include St. John’s 80 over West Virginia 61 and Alabama 90 over LSU 78. Michigan edged Indiana in double overtime 96 to 95.
Mantle predicts a better year for Yankees in 1965
Mickey Mantle, 33, saying he expects a much improved season, notes Whitey Ford's arm health and the need for teammates to carry the load. He projects Chicago and Baltimore near the top, with Cleveland also contending, and cites calisthenics by Andy Robustelli as aiding performance. Mantle discusses returning to center field or staying in right, with weight at 208 and plans to report to camp in March.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Yanks
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Dallas
Yankee
New York
Mel Stottlemyre
al Downing
Jim Bouton
Whitey
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ford
Andy Robustelli
Thhey
Mickey
Yogi
Johnny Keane
Yogi Berra
Florida
Ft. Lauderdale
Willie Mays
Mantle and Aaron Sign 1965 Baseball Contracts
Hall of Fame bound stars Mickey Mantle and Hank Aaron signed 1965 contracts Monday. Mantle agreed to 100000 with the New York Yankees likely moving to right field. Aaron will play for Milwaukee and Atlanta clubs with a 70000 deal placing him among the sport’s top earners.
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Hank Aaron
Mickey Mantle
Homer Hammerers
Mantle
Aaron
New York Yankees
Braves
Milwaukee
Atlanta
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Yankee
Roger Maris
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Keane
Yogi Berra
RBI
Yankees
Daytona 500 race dull despite expected thrills
Benny Phillips notes a sleepy Daytona crowd and a race with only eight cars capable of winning. Dieringer blunted by a tire mix up, rain shortens the event after Johnson wrecks leaving Lorenzen, Panch and Johns in the lead pack as Chrysler exits.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Ford
Henry
Honeys
Junior Johnson
Darel Dieringer
John Wayne
Dieringer
Pit Road
Ned Jarrett
Dick Hutcherson
Earl Balmer
Johnson
Freddie Lorenzen
Marvin Panch
Bobby Johns
Larry Frank
Frank
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Ray Fox
Chrysler Corp
Dodge
Tinker Toys
Yarbrough
Lorenzen
Oklahoma State Eyes Big Eight Title in Quadruple Overtime
Oklahoma State and Hank Iba carved out an 68 64 win over Kansas after four overtime sessions to grab their eighth conference victory. Jim King and Freddie Moulder sparked the rally as Kansas slipped to third. Colorado sits just ahead. Michigan topped Indiana 96 95 in two overtimes to stay atop the Big Ten, while Cornell beat Yale 83 67 to improve to 9 0 in the Ivy League.
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Oklahoma State
Hank Iba
Cowboys
Kansas
Colorado
Jim King
Freddie Moulder
Jayhawks
Michigan
Indiana
Cazzie Russell
Hoosiers
Wolverines
Associated Press
Wheatshockers
Moulder
King
Wolves
Bill Buntin
John Thompson
Buntin
Larry Tregoning
Cornell
Yale
New Haven
Brothers Buy Denver Broncos Control in 1.5 Million Deal
Denver brothers Gerald and Allan Phipps agreed to pay 1.5 million dollars for control of the Denver Broncos, keeping the team in Denver for the 1965 season. The sale adds 52 percent of Empire Inc., parent company of the Broncos, to the brothers and partners. Team losses cited total over 2.2 million since 1960, with just under 700,000 lost in 1964 amid a 2-14 season.
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Denver
Gerald
Allan Phipps
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Gerald Phipps
Broncos
Stapleton
TV Log and Review of Tonight's Classic Shows
TV listings collage notes weddings and misadventures in Western and crime shows plus a Larry Rooney essay on bridges and doors. It previews The Hollow Crown Peyton Place Fugitive Perry Mason and more with commentary on Dinah Shore Peace Corps tribute.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Andrew A. Rooney
CBS
Rhine
Hudson
Pacific
Rooney
Dinah Shore
Peace Corps
ABC
Miss Shore
Harry Belafonte
TV Schedule Highlights for WSOC Charlotte
Channel lineup lists shows for WSOC Charlotte with times from 3:00 Gen. Hospital to 1:00 Sign Off including Combat Trakimaster McHale’s Navy Huck Tycoon Peyton Place Fugitive Zane Grey Tonight Show and News slots.
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WGHP
Chan
WFMY
WSJS
Gen Hospital
Cheyenne
Andy Walter Cronkite
Huntley-Brink
Perry Mason
Mr. Novak
Novak
Peyton Place
Les Crane
WSOC
Charlotte
Gen. Hospital
McHale's
WBTV
WILL
Roanoke
Father Oe ` Cronkite
of Man
Hunt
Brink
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