Virginia Upsets North Carolina 70 69 On Final Shot
Buddy Reams intercepted a deflected shot and scored a last second layup as Virginia stunned UNC 70 69 in Charlottesville. Jim Connelly John Schroeder Jerry Sanders and Tom Gauntlett led the Tar Heels while Reams Lewis Yakley and Bob Lewis paced Virginia in a tight ACC contest.
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Buddy Reams
Virginia
North Carolina
Cavaliers
Mike Smith
Tar Heels
Tom Gauntlett
John Yakley
Bob Lewis
John Schroeder
Jerry Sanders
Jim Connelly
Lewis
Smith
Carolina
Sanders
Reams
Schroeder
Duke Dominates Wake Forest 101-81 for 12th Straight Win
Duke, led by Jack Marin with 36 points and 12 rebounds, crushed Wake Forest 101-81 in Durham. The win keeps Duke at 14-1 overall and 6-1 in the ACC as Bob Verga added 23 points and Mike Lewis 22 in the contest.
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Durham
Duke
Jack Marin
Wake Forest
Blue Devils
Marin
Bob Verga
Mike Lewis
Paul Long
Deacons
Bob Leonard
Jim Boshart
W. Forest
W. Riedy Whitaker
Lewis W Long
Tigers Top Gamecocks By 86 To 82
Clemson beat South Carolina 86 to 82 in an ACC basketball game at Clemson. Frank Standard led SC with 36 points while Jimmy Sutherland and Garry Helms paced Clemson, with key free throws late sealing the win.
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Clemson
S. C
Sondth Cortilna
Cada
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Jimmy Sutherland
Garry Helms
Bob Gargrant
Frank Standard
Sutherland
Helms
Randy Mahaffey
Tigers
Standard
High Point Enterprise Section C SunDay January 16 1966
Page header listing date and section of the High Point Enterprise. No visible article text or readable items provided.
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High Point Enterprise
Wofford Lenoir Rhyne Game Postponed in Hickory
The Wofford versus Lenoir Rhyne basketball game in Hickory N C was postponed due to hazardous road conditions. Officials cited risks to players and spectators in traveling to the game and promised a new date.
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Hickory
N. C
Wofford - Lenoir
Citadel Rallies To Beat East Carolina 82 74 In OT
Charleston fans saw The Citadel break an eight game skid with a nine free throw OT spree to defeat East Carolina 82 74 in a Southern Conference clash. Cadets led 40 31 at half as Charles Alford scored 21 for ECU while Citadel rallied to seal the win.
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Cadel
East Carolina
Cadets
Pat Conroy
Charles Alford
Bob Kinnard
Rot
Dick Weber Named Bowler of the Year for 1965
Dick Weber of St. Louis won near unanimous 1965 Bowler of the Year honors. He was first on 70 of 77 ballots and tallied 377 points. Weber led money winnings among pro bowlers in 1965 with a record $60,940.
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Dick Weber
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Louis
Weber
Appalachian
Lenoir Rhyne
Raeford Wells
Guilford
Prothro Named West Coach for All-America Game
UCLA coach Tom Prothro was picked to lead the West squad in the All-America football game in Atlanta on July 9. Buffalo’s venue move announced. Arkansas’ Frank Broyles and Nebraska’s Bob Devaney will assist. East coaches to be named later.
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Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Atlanta
Buffalo
N.Y
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Prothro
American Football Coaches Association
Moffitt Steal Lifts NC State Past Maryland in Overtime
Billy Moffitt stole from Gary Ward and scored with seven seconds left in overtime to give NC State a 60-58 win over Maryland in ACC play. Maryland led 31-26 at halftime, with Ward scoring 15 for the Terps, while Mattocks and Coker paced the Wolfpack with scoring and rebounds.
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N.C
Billy Moffitt
Gary Ward
North Carolina State
Maryland
Ward
Moffitt
N.C. State
Terps
Wolfpack
Tommy Mattocks
Pete Coker
Catawba Tops Elon 75-71 in late surge
Dwight Durante scored 35 points, 27 in the second half, guiding Catawba to a 75-71 upset over Elon College. Elon tied late at 69-69 but Durante hit key free throws and a field goal to seal the victory as Catawba improved to 37- Carolinas Conference records and Elon fell to 4-5.
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Elon College
N. C
Dwight Durante
Catawba
Elon
Durante
Carolinas
Logan breaks Carolinas Conference scoring mark with 57
Henry Logan scored 57 points to lift Western Carolina to a 109 84 win over Pfeiffer in Carolinas Conference play. He also surpassed 100 assists this season as WCC moved to 12 4 overall and 52 league. Pfeiffer’s Mike Smith led with 24 points.
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Henry Logan
Western Carolina
Pfeiffer
Mike Smith
Calvin Lawson
Greg Wittman
Bob Thompson
WCC
Logan
Catamounts
Pfieffer
Crosby Silver Anniversary Open at Pebble Beach
The Bing Crosby Open marks its Silver Anniversary with 104 500 dollars in prizes at Pebble Beach. top pros and 137 amateurn teams compete across three courses a final 18 at Pebble Beach. Notable amateurs include Dean Martin Phil Harris Bob Newhart and Sandy Koufax among others.
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Associated Press
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Dante
Sam Snead
Rancho Santa Fe
California
High Point
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Crosby
Morey
Mexico
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Phil Harris
Bob Newhart
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Jim Garner
Tom Harmon
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Sandy Koufax
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Leonard Firestone
Bill Rigney
Charlie
Peanuts) Schulz
Alvin Dark
Duffy Daugherty
Ernie Nevers
Doherty Go Is Next For Women
Canada’s Marlene Streit advances to the 34th Doherty Tournament in Fort Lauderdale as the region’s top women amateurs prepare to meet next week. Streit aims for an unprecedented sixth win after capturing the last two Doherty events to tie Patty Berg’s record of five cups.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Canada
Marlene Streit
North America
Miss Streit
Patty Berg
Miss Berg
Aaron and January surge in San Diego Open third round
Aaron and January fired seven under par 64 and 66 to reach 200 total, 13 under, leading the San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club. Zimmerman's 64 and Rudolph tied for second at 203, with Weiskopf and Bondeson close. Sifford hit a hole in one on the 18th, prompting a celebratory remark.
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Associated Press
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Calif
Tommy Aaron
Don January
Aaron
Tucson
Ariz
Stardust Country Club
Bob Zimmerman
Dayton
Ohio
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Palm Springs
Mason Rudolph
Bill Casper Jr
Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Chris Blocker
Jal
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Tom
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Gene Litter
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Joe
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Aes
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Lionel Hebert
Ray Botte
Davidson Downs Furman for Sixth Straight Win in SoCon
Davidson defeated Furman 81-65 in Greenville to extend its conference winning streak to six and improve to 8-0 in league play while Furman dropped to 1-6, as Dan Goolsby and Don Webster led Furman with 18 points apiece. Attendance dipped to about 4,000 after an afternoon snowstorm.
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Dan Goolsby
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