Dual Sanction Sought by Sports Groups
The NCAA Council moves toward a truce by pursuing dual sanctioning of domestic track meets, challenging the AAU which controls international sanctioning. Walter Byers warns of probation for non federation meets as pressure mounts to force reevaluation of the AAU position. Cleveland indoor event organizers protest the March 1 boycott deadline as unfair and discriminatory.
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Lakers top Pistons 104 100 in NBA clash
Los Angeles defeated Detroit 104 to 100 in a Thursday NBA game. Baltimore posted a 138 126 win over Philadelphia. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at Boston and Los Angeles at Cincinnati. Saturday matchups feature St Louis versus Baltimore and Chicago.
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Guernsey Sweeps Three Games From Cale
The Guernsey teams defeated Cale in a triple bill at the Cale gym. Junior boys 57 37 with York 26 and Norvell 14 leading Guernsey. Glass 15 Hicks 12 for Cale. Guernsey senior girls 31 25 Adams 12 led Guernsey. Johnson 14 Hicks 11 for Cale. Senior boys Guernsey 41 36 Coleman 13 for Guernsey. Glass 13 led Cale.
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National Hockey Results From Thursday
Toronto defeated Montreal by 5 to 3 while Boston beat New York 5 to 2. No saturday games scheduled. Upcoming schedule lists Boston at Montreal Detroit at Toronto and New York at Chicago.
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Chicago
Fight Results from Thursday at Miami Irish Gene Robinson stop
Gene Robinson, 155, from St Augustine stopped Herb Whipple, 152, of Homestead Florida, in Thursday’s fights.
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Gene Robinson
St. Augustine
Herb Whipple
Homestead
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2nd Place Hogs Battle Baylor Bears There
The Southwest Conference race tightens as Arkansas holds 2-1 and Baylor Texas A&M Rice Texas Christian and Texas all sit 1-2. Baylor meets Texas A&M in Houston and Arkansas faces Baylor in Waco with key conference implications. The Texas Tech Red Raiders host the Phil lips Oilers in a non conference game while SMU rests before the Tech clash. Four league games on tap tonight.
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Dimes Drive Bowling Tournament Supports March of Dimes
Bowling tourney at Gaslite Bowl runs through January with prizes for top five teams and a $2 donation per entering team to the March of Dimes. Tournament leader Blue Archer cites birth defects impact and benefits from funds for treatment centers and research.
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Miss Wright Named Female Athlete of the Year
Golfer Mickey Wright, 29, is chosen as Female Athlete of the Year for the second straight year by AP voters. Wright, who led in 1964 golf wins and money earnings, notes surprise at the repeat after an Olympic year. She tops swimmers Donna de Varona and Dawn Fraser in the year-end rankings.
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Donna de Varona
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Sharon Stouder
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Benson Named Ouachita Baptist Head Coach
Jesse N. Benson was elected head football coach at Ouachita Baptist College by the board of trustees in Arkadelphia. He succeeds R. D. Rodgers, who remains athletic director and suggested the separation of the roles.
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Buddy Bob) Benson
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Rob) Rodgers
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Miss Wright Tops Golf Records Surpasses Babe Dickson Zaharias
Texan golfer Miss Wright exceeds most Babe Dickson Zaharias records while the Babe retains the Female Athlete of the Year AP honor. Zaharias earned six AP selections across track and golf. Mickey, a former San Diego girl now in Dallas, plans to renew the Frederic C. Miller Memorial Trophy at the Fraternal Order of Eagles sports banquet in Milwaukee on February 14.
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Maryland Emerges as ACC Contender After Wake Forest Win
Maryland, once unranked, rises in the ACC led by sophomores Jay McMillen Gary Ward and Joe Harrington. The Terps sapped Wake Forest 93 85 in double overtime at Winston Salem to grab a fifth straight win and tighten the ACC standings. Davidson beat West Virginia 86 77 in the Southern Conference.
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Gary Ward
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School board approves athletic director separation plan
The board concurred on separating the athletic director role. Rodgers has coached football here 11 of the past 14 years and Benson has been an assistant since 1960. The board also authorized hiring a line coach, though none has been named yet.
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Marathon Winner Seeks 3rd Title
Aurele Vandendriessche of Belgium, the defending Boston Marathon champion for two years running, announced plans to compete again in the Boston race on April 17.
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Brussels
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Aurele Vandendriessche
College basketball results roundup across conferences
SOUTH Davidson defeated West Virginia 86 77 while Maryland beat Western Florida 93 85. Memphis edged 2 at Memphis 71 and Loyola of Louisiana beat Florida 65 58. Virginia Tech won 68 58 over Richmond. MIDWEST saw DePauw 102 over Indiana State 94 with FAR WEST results incomplete.
Maryland survives double OT to top Wake Forest 86-84
McMillen scored 31 points including 13 straight in the two overtimes as Maryland outlasted Wake Forest 86-84 after a 76-76 regulation tie. Ward added 25 and Harrington 10 as the Terrapins improve to 9-5. Bob Leonard led Wake Forest with 37 points, forcing extra periods with late free throws.
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Richard Herring
Wake Forest
Bob Leonard
Deacons
Ronnie Watts
McMillen
Phil Carlson
Maryland
Ward
AFL Plans Expansion A Year Away
AFL will stay eight teams in 1965 and likely two more seasons while an expansion meeting considers 38 applications. Foss cited inquiries from Philadelphia Atlanta Washington Chicago Milwaukee Los Angeles and others including Miami New Orleans Birmingham Seattle Portland Columbus Cincinnati.
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American Football League
Joe Foss
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Miami
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Ex Little Rock Leader Virgil Blossom Dies at 58
Virgil T. Blossom former Little Rock school superintendent during the 1957 integration crisis and longtime San Antonio North East district leader died at his home in San Antonio. He was 58 and died of a coronary occlusion after heart trouble. Blossom authored a court approved desegregation plan later blocked by Governor Faubus, prompting federal action under President Eisenhower.
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Big North East Independent
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Orval E. Faubus
National Guardsmen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Franchise Expansion and TV Plan for League
The league will grant $750,000 in 1965 and $899,600 in 1966 to each team, then $250,000 in 1967, $900,000 in 1968, and $950,000 in 1969. An additional $2 million expansion fund could back two new clubs with $500,000 each in 1968 and 1969. Road games may screen in home cities under a new TV setup. A 15 week schedule with open dates returns, with Milt Woodard coordinating.
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Arkansas's Lowest Point Found in Ouachita River Valley
The Ouachita River Valley houses Arkansas' lowest point at 55 feet above sea level, marking the state's minimal elevation.
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Ouachita River Valley
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