Nationwide College Scores Mixed Across Matchups
A sweeping grid of college basketball results lists numerous teams such as St Vincent, Waynesburg, Shippensburg, The Citadel, Randolph-Macon, Hampden Sydney, Virginia programs, and many others. The scores show a broad spectrum from high to low across conferences, with notable results for Army, Texas Tech, Western Michigan, Villanova, North Carolina State, and a mix of state schools and independents reflected in midweek play.
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Taxas Lutheran
Southwestern
St Vincent
Waynesburg
Scranton
Ridler
Akron
Youngsown SP
Mount St. Mary’s
Shippensburg
the Citadel M
Wilmington
N.C
Randolph-Maconsi
Hampden
Sydney
Richmond
William & Mary
Vermillion
Cal-Riverside
Minnesota
Horkla State
Tuan
Abara AM
Henderson State
Army
Dartmouth
Texas Tech
Angelo State
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas College
Ouachita
Arky
Southern Ark
State of New Hampshire
Vermont
McMurry
Texas State
Frostburg
State
Messiah
Iowa
Illinois
William Penn
Leu
Westmar
Sirpson
Loras
Central
Elizabeth City State
Norfolk St
Campomisville
Rio Grande
Georgetown
Pikeville
Cedarville
Kentucky
Southern
Murray
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee Tech
Chattanooga
Transylvania
Tusculum
Canary
Cipcintiati
Northern Michigan
Mount Union
Baldwin Wallace
Fralone
Findlay
Prairie View
Texas
Southwest
Texas St
A & Oswego State
Plattsburgh State
Damitton
New Orleans Loy
Kent State
Western Michigan
LaSalle
Western Kentucky
South Carolina St
Morehouse
Belmont Abbey
Lenoir Rhyne
Western Carolina
Sir Andrews
Pembroke State
Georgia Tech
Mercer
Morgan State
Hampton Institue
Villanova
Virginia Tech
Quinnipiag
North Adamay State Rolling
Augusta
Air Force
Denver
Feloners Vatley
Washington
Mary's
Calif
Los Angeles
agrPiNed State
Bowley
Aida
Citadel Defeats Seahawks in 97-84 Victory
The Citadel, led by Tee Hooper with 32 points on 11 of 19 shooting, beat Wilmington College 97-84. Willie Taylor added 22 points as the Bulldogs surged from a 12-7 deficit to take a 38-7 halftime edge and maintain control with reserves in the second half. Wilmington top scorer Chris Spedale finished with 20 points.
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Charleston
Tee Hooper
Citadel
Wilmington College
Seahawks
Bulldogs
Willie Taylor
Wilmington
al Kroboth
Chris Spedale
Rosemary Defeats Billie Jean in Sydney Tennis Showdown
Rosemary Casals of San Francisco defeats Billie Jean King in the semifinal at the Wales Tennis Tournament in Sydney. The match advances Casals toward a final against Margaret Smith Court as results note fouls and totals from Wilmington and The Citadel fixtures.
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Sydney
Australia
Rosemary Casals
San Fran
Wilmington
the Citadel
Cisco
Billie Jean King Martin
Hoornion
Long Beach
Calif
Foren
Telisner
New South Vance
Soomer
Wales
Jonnn
Margaret Smith
Kenedy
Citadel
Wilmington Delutis
Richmond Rallies To Down W M
Richmond defeats William and Mary 80 75 in a Southern Conference game. Pi cot Frazier scores 21 including key late stretch as Kenny Foster tops 22 for the Spiders, while Stan Rysinski adds 16. W M drops to 13th loss in 17 overall with 2 4 in conference.
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Richmond
Picot Frazier
William and
Marv
Spiders
Kenny Foster
Frazier
W&m
Indians
Jim Hewitt
Foster
Stan Rysinski
Paul King
Dave Daugherty
Villanova Club Rout Virginia Tech 70 57
Villanova built a first half lead and routed Virginia Tech 70 to 57 as Tech went without a field goal for over eight minutes. Johnny Jones scored 23 points and Howard Porter added 18 for Villanova in the non conference win.
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Villanova
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Teetsmen
Johnny Jones
Howard ‘Porter
Wildcats
Dan Rockingham
N.C
Wetzel
Loyd King
North Carolina
Tech
Speedway
Gillen
Elie
O'Hantn
Jones
King
Sims
Wagner
Porter
Kerrick
D Manuel
Michi O
Deskin
Meinish
McCall
Schrder
Miss Casals Upsets King Then Falls in Doubles Final
Seeded sixth Miss Casals defeated top seed Mrs King 6-3 5-7 7-5 in a heat saturated match as center court temps neared 120 degrees. She and partner later lost the doubles final 15-13 4-6 6-3 to Mrs Court and uly Tegar.
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Miss Casals
Mrs. King
Mrs. Court
Uly Tegar
Gators Rally Past Furman in 110-65 Victory
Neal Walk led Florida with 35 points and 21 rebounds as the Gators crushed Furman 110-65. Walk dominated the boards and scored 19 in the first half, while Dick Esbeck added 21 and Steve McCammon 20 for Furman. Florida set school records with 14 assists each by Mike Leatherwood and Boyd Welsch. Florida improves to 7-6, Furman to 3-11.
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Gainesville
Fla
Neal Walk
University of Florida
Furman
Walk
Florida
Gators
Dick Esbeck
Steve McCammon
Mike Leatherwood
Boyd Welsch
Road Racing Group to Alter Series in 1964
The Sports Car Club of Australia plans to end the road racing series this season and replace the 600-mile race with a 500-kilometer event highlighted by formula cars. The move stems from small purses and the growth of the Canadian American Challenge Cup. The series began at Road America in 1963 and involved notable drivers Roche and Rosewall in international competition.
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Furman Florida
Selyy F
Ovasguce
Paul Tol
Owens
Feaze
Cockrum
Esbeck
Lukeo
Campbell
Welsh
Anes
Tony Roche
Australia
de Bay
Elkhart Lake
Wis
Ken Rosewall
Pitrite
Florida
America
Roche
United States
Rod Laver
Jume
Road America
Laver Emerson advance in doubles by forfeit
Rosewall refused to return to the court for the men s doubles semifinal due to the heat. Laver and Roy Emerson moved into the final and will face John Newcombe and Roche for the crown.
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Rosewall
Laver
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe
Roche
Mars Hill Lions top Presbyterian in nonconference clash
Mars Hill College Lions rallied from behind on a steal and layup by Dickie Mazoyer to grab the lead with 8 47 left and beat Presbyterian 73 68 on Saturday night. It was the Lions third straight win to move to 7 0n the season while Presbyterian slipped to 7 4.
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Mars Hill
N.C
Mars Hill College Lions
Dickie Mazoyer
Presbyterian
Lions
Frenchwoman Jacot wins grand slalom in Yugoslavia
Michelle Jacot of France defeated Françoise Macedo by nearly two seconds to win the international grand slalom. Jacot clocked 1 minute 9.87 seconds on the one mile course with 55 gates. Mazoyer led a field of 67 skiers followed by Black of Seattle with 10th place. Local results list Dave Kerchner, Penny Northrup, and Dave Hudson among top finishers.
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Pohorie
Yugoslavia
Michelle Jacot
France
Françoise ‘Macedo
Miss Jacot
Mazoyer
Ans Black
Seattle
Wassey
Jim Wilmoth
Presbyterian
Hotees
Dave Kerchner
Penny Northrup
Dave Hudson
Ellicottville
N.Y
Feathers Remains On Wake Forest Football Staff
Beattie Feathers will stay on the Wake Forest football staff under new coach Cal Stoll as an assistant. He will work in recruiting and with the Deacon Club after eight years with the program, having served as freshman coach and then on the varsity since 1964. He was an All American back at Tennessee in 1933 and earned all pro honors with the Chicago Bears in 1934.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Beattie Feathers
Wake Forest
Cal Stoll
Gene Hooks
Feathers
Deacon
Hooks
Wake Forest Dreshman
University of Tennessee
Chicago Bears
State Cage Star Sought By Court
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina State basketball star Richard Lee Anheuser is sought after a bench warrant was issued for his failure to appear in court on disorderly conduct charges. District Court Judge George Bason ordered his arrest after he missed a Friday trial. The incident allegedly occurred at a Raleigh tavern on January 1.
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Raleige
N.C. State
Richard Lee Anheuser
George Bason
Anheuser
Raleigh
Villacambo TKO Stops Italian Opponent in Manila Bout
Bernabe Villacambo of Manila stopped Fernando Atzori of Italy with a sixth round technical knockout in a 12 round boxing match. Villacambo knocked down Atzori in the first round and Atzori quit before the seventh round.
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Manila
Bernabe Villacambo
Fernando Atzori
Italy
Villacambo
Atzori
Pressure Free Throws Carry Pirates Past Marshall
East Carolina University co captain Richard Keir hit six free throws in the final 48 seconds to rally ECU to an 85-82 win over Marshall. Keir scored 26 points, and Marshall had two late looks, both blocked or missed, as Keir sealed the victory with one last free throw.
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Greenville
N.C
Hast
Carolina University
Cocaptain
Richard Keir
Pirates
Marshall College
Danny D'Antoni
Jim Gregory
Keir
East Carolina
Marshall
Marshall E. Carol
Anton
Collins
Oo Henry
Smith
Miller
Taylor
Ant
Keir Tin
Bradshaw
Gregry
David
Modlin
Dunn
Pmerick O
Kiernan O
Didur
Brad
Carolina Ag
Gut — Smith
Davidson
Mochin
Rats
Caroe Una
Next Year Mavericks Move to State in ABA Shakeup
James Gardner and Southern Sports Corp acquire the Houston Mavericks and plan to finish this season in Texas before relocating to North Carolina for next season. Gardner says the organization will assume franchise possession Jan 23 and aims to rejuvenate the team with a long term ABA relationship. Reports say home games may be split between Charlotte and Greensboro, but Gardner did not confirm.
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Charlotte
N. C
James Gardner
Southern Sports Corp
Houston Mavericks
Lallow
Texas
North Carolina
Gardner
Southern Sports
Rocky Mount
Mavericks
American Basketball Association
Greensboro
Houston
ABA
American Football League
Late Foul Shooting Keys Win for Belmont Abbey
MISENHE, N C AP Belmont Abbey Crusaders edge Pfeiffer 71 69 as Greg Patton nailed both ends of a one and one with six seconds left. Patton led with 22 points and 15 for Charles Landrum, while Pfeiffer’s Jim Burkhart scored 21 and Dwight Kincaid 19 in a tight second half.
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Misenhe ™Mer
N.C
Greg Patton
Belmont Abbey
Pfeiffer
Abbey Crusaders
Patton
Charles Landrum
Jim Burkhart
Dwight Kincaid
Falcons
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