Duke Crushes Navy as Heyman Racks 28 in Greensboro
Duke, top ten nationally, routed Navy 78 to 63 behind a 28 point night from Heyman and dominating rebounding. Navy coach Ben Carnevale praised Heyman while noting Navy’s inexperience and limited height. Duke coach Vic Bubas cited consistency issues but lauded overall depth and post play.
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Duke Rolls Navy. Duke Overcomes Navy For 78-63 Victory
Duke, led by Art Heyman with 28 points and 19 from Carroll Youngkin, beat Navy 78-63 in Greensboro. Bubas praised grit after a Dixie Classic setback as Duke improved to 10-1. Navy kept within five late before Duke pulled away, shooting 65.3 percent.
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Sugar Ray Eyes TV Share For Fifth Fullmer Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson plans a fourth meeting with Gene Fullmer for the NBC middleweight title on Feb 25 in Las Vegas. He demands a larger TV profits share, proposing equal split with promoters while accepting Fullmer's larger gate share. Promoters report a 150 000 TV guarantee and ongoing negotiations.
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Pfeiffer Club Jars Christians In Conference Upset
Pfeiffer, in its first North State Conference season, stunned Atlantic Christian 71-69 as Dick Knox led NCC with 23 points and Pfeiffer’s second league win. Atlantic Christian trailed after a strong first half despite a 36-26 lead. Carson-Newman edged Western Carolina 62-58 in an outside game.
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Panthers face rugged NSC stretch without Unger
Unger is sidelined on crutches for at least two weeks after a December leg injury. Coach Virgil Yow will start Tommy Skidmore with Larry Nolan moving to center as High Point College’s Panthers, 4-0 in league play and 4-2 overall, head to Catawba and Pfeiffer in a tough NSC schedule before January.
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NFL Players Discuss Pension Plans in Miami Meeting
NFL players gather in Miami for their first full association meeting to tackle pension financing and life after football. A light golf event preceded business as 75 players plan to expand the union to include the Chicago Bears, seeking universal participation across teams.
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Gobblers Seek More Prestige After Conference Win
Virginia Tech moved into sole first in the Southern Conference with a 73-63 win over The Citadel, extending its league streak to three. Furman crushed William and Mary 78-56 as Danial Pinson led Furman with 20 points and 9 of 10 field goals.
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Heyman powers Duke past Navy for 10th win in 11
Duke star Art Heyman scored 28 points to lift the eighth ranked Blue Devils to a 78-63 victory over Navy, boosting his season average to 23.4 as Duke extended its hot 10-1 run. Heyman, at 6-5 and 203 pounds, hit seven straight points late and earned game MVP honors at the Greensboro Coliseum.
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Old Hands At New Year's Day Births
CAMPTON Ky AP Mrs Ollie Dunn of Lee City and Mrs Silas Haddix Jr of Campton welcomed babies on New Year s Day both mothers already had children aged 2 and 6 respectively making this day a quiet family milestone for the pairs in this Kentucky area
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Studley Named Bearcats Head Coach
Chuck Studley, a 21 year old coach who led Massachusetts to a 7 2 record and a Yankee Conference share, agreed to a three year contract as head football coach at the University of Cincinnati. Athletic Director George Smith and President Walter Langsam backed him after the Bearcats, 4 6 last season, faced Coach George Blackburn’s impending departure from the program.
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Blue Devils Return With Cotton Bowl Trophy
Duke football returned to Durham with the Cotton Bowl Trophy after a chartered flight from Atlanta. The team arrived at 3 40 p m at Raleigh Durham Airport to a crowd that had mostly dispersed, but greeters included Chamber of Commerce President Carl Harris and City Councilman Floyd Fletcher. Duke had defeated Arkansas 7 6 in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on Monday.
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