1965 Sports Wishes From UPI Writer
Steve Snider lists many 1965 ambitions and near misses spanning baseball football tennis golf boxing hockey and horse racing. He hopes for Cubs Tigers World Series Mets rise grassless US Open and strife reduced in leagues with balanced schedules.
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Steve Snider
UPI
New York
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Pro Golfers Eye Fatest Tour Yet
Pro golf enters a booming 1965 season as purses push toward three million dollars with early events in California and Phoenix. The LA Open launches the year with 12 000 to first place, while figures show top players already nearing six figure totals including Nicklaus Palmer and Casper. total tour purses rise due to television rights and inflation.
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Cleveland
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Citation
Belmont
California
Phoenix
Tucson
Fred Corcoran
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Sam Stead
Tommy Jacobs
Palmer
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Ousted Official Resigns Amid Honolulu IABO Meeting
James Arona resigned as secretary treasurer of the Honolulu board of the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials during a stormy membership meeting at Otto Klum Gymnasium, University of Hawaii. The session drew 45 members, with ten plainclothes police and a sergeant present.
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Honolulu
UPI
James Arona
Utah State
Ladell Andersen
International Association of Approved
Otto Klum
University of Hawaii
Bruins Ready for California Trip and Conference Focus
UCLA coach Johnny Wooden keeps his No 1 ranking in mind as the Bruins set to open their Pac Eight schedule with road games at Oregon and Oregon State. USC sails to Oregon State then Oregon, while Lakers coach Fred Schaus praises Leroy Ellis as Los Angeles extends its Western Division lead.
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UPI
Johnny Wooden
UCLA
Bruins
Oregon
Oregon State
Wooden
Eugene
Corvallis
USC
Trojan
Forrest Twogood
Twogood
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles Lakers
St. Louis
National Basketball Association
Leroy Ellis
Lakers
Schaus
Brodie Leads NFL Golf Tour After Steady Round
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie kept a steady pace to lead after the second round of the NFL golf tournament in Hollywood Florida. He fired a 77 to pair with a 79 opening round for a 36 hole total of 156 at the Hollywood Beach Hotel par 70 course.
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Fla
UPI
San Francisco
John Brodie
Brodie
Hollywood Beach
Various college basketball results across multiple teams
A large list of late season college basketball scores featuring Guilford, Newberry, Duke, Penn State, Clemson, Texas, Baylor, Texas A&M, Indiana Tech, DePaul, Canisius, Grand Canyon and others. Matches include OT outcomes, upsets, and high scoring games with institutions such as Northwestern Iowa, St. Norbert, Wartburg, Wartburg State, and regional colleges.
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Newberry
Watford
Elon
Western Ky
Murray State
Central State
Ohio
Ky. Strte
Omaha
Emporia
Kon
State
University of Illinois-Chicago
Ilinois Tech
Eastern Illinois
Quincy
Augustana
Monmouth
Millikin
MacMurray
South Dakota
Parsons
Buena Vista
Westmar
St. Norbert
Stevens Point
Wis
Wayne
Neb
Northwestern
Iowa
State College of Iowa
Wartburg
Hamline
Stout
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Georgetown
D.C
Navy
Erskine
Georgia St
Duke
Penn St
St. Michael's
Adelphi
Holy Cross
Connecticut
Western Maryland
Towson St
Approlachion
Belmont Abbey
Clark
Suffolk
Newark
Franklin
le Moyne
Cortland St
DePaul
Memphis St
Detroit
Canisius
Quantico Marines
Bloomsburo St
Pfeiffer
Atlantic Christian
Indiana Central
Earnham
Gannon
Walsh
Lincoln
Fort Hays St
Northeast Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
University of Southwestern Louisiana
McNeese State
Southeastern Louisiana College
Northwestern State
St Joseph's
N.M
Grand Canyon
Cedarville
Ashland
Lehigh
Franklin & Marshall
Belmont
Athens
Carroll
North Park
Shoemaker Reaches 1000th Win at Santa Anita
Jockey Bill Shoemaker rode three winners at Santa Anita, including his 1000th career win, as Royal Khal upset in the Monrovia purse. He won with Destroy in race one, King Scorpion in the fourth, and Dusty Canyon in the sixth for $15, $5.20, and $2.80 payouts.
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Bill Shoemaker
Santa Anita
Royal Khal
Monrovia
Shoemaker
Destroy
King Scorpion
Dusty Canyon
Bryant Wins Split Decision Over Moyer In Las Vegas Card
World ninth ranked middleweight Gene Bryant edged past Denny Moyer 46 45 on two judges and 47 46 on another in a rugged 10 round bout on the Hacienda Hotel Strip. Crowd exceeded 300 with no knockdowns and Bryant bled from the nose from round two as referee Krause kept action flowing.
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Gene
Honey Bear) Bryant
Denny Moyer
Las Vegas Strip
Moyer
Bryant
Harry Krause
Honey Bear
Krause
Dave Pearl
John Romero
Cecil Mott
Sammy Figueroa
Mott
Las Vegas
Don Miner
Joey Aguilar
Fidel Cruz
Aguilar
Jess Sanchez
Jorge Rivera
Sanchez
Rivera
Halcienda
Jets add Notre Dame’s Huarte to rookie corps
New York Jets announce a news conference to reveal Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte joining the club alongside Joe Namath and Cosmo Lacavazzi. The move increases projected team expenditures to about 700000 for the trio. Namath’s signing already boosted season-ticket sales beyond 22000 from last year.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Joe Namath
New York Jets
University of Alabama
Jim Goostree
Alabama
Namath
NEW York
Notre Dame
John Huarte
Princeton
Cosmo Lacavazzi
Huarte
Jacavazzi
Joe Cahill
Cahill
Jets
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Norm Snead
Dick Wood
Mike Taliaferro
Pete Liske
NBA Standings Scroll of Scheduled Games
Basketball schedule lists 10 matchups across cities including St. Louis Boston San Francisco Philadelphia Syracuse Baltimore Detroit New York Cincinnati and Los Angeles. No results.
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St. Louis
Boston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Steeters
Baltimore Ease
Pro Stars Work Out Ahead of Pro Bowl in Los Angeles
East and West squad members trained in Los Angeles for the NFL All-Star Pro Bowl. Several players from St. Louis and Green Bay voiced opposition to a proposed best two out of three championship format, calling it excessive and impractical for players to recover.
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New York Mets
Forest Hills
U.S
Los Angeles
UPI
Sunady
St. Louis
Green Bay
Florida
Bill Kolman
St. Louis Cardinals
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Top Rookie Billy Wade Dies In Daytona Crash
NASCAR rookie of the year 1963 Billy Wade of Spartanburg S C was killed in a tire test crash at Daytona International Speedway Florida Wade driving a 1964 Mercury for Goodyear hit the wall in the west turn the car spun several times and Wade died at Humiliat Hospital Wade had finished fourth in 1964 grand national points and won 29710 Wade was 30 years old and began racing in Houston earning three straight track titles at Meyers Speedway.
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Daytona Beach, Fla
UPI
Billy Wade
Spartanburg
S.C
Daytona International Speedway
Wade
National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing
Nascar
Halifax Hospital
Houston Lawing
the Speedway
Goodyear Co
Lorne
Joe Weatherly
Riverside
Calif
Glenn
Fireball
Texas
Houston
Meyers Speedway
Royals stun Knicks in overtime as Gallatin debuts
In Madison Square Garden, the Cincinnati Royals defeated the New York Knickerbockers 125-116 in overtime. Oscar Robertson scored 37 points, including 10 in OT, and Jerry Lucas added eight OT points as Rob erts led all scorers. The Knicks suffer their sixth OT loss this season after Budd's late free throws had given New York a 103-102 lead with 19 seconds left.
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NEW York
UPI
Cincinnati Royals
Harry Gallatin
New York Knickerbocker
National Basketball Association
Madison Square Garden
St. Louis Hawks
Detroit Pistons
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Royals
Knicks
Robertson
Lucas
Dave Budd
Sugar Ray Robinson to Fight Sonny Moore in 10 Round Exhibition
Clearwater promoter Al King announced two bouts in Florida. Sonny Moore will meet Sugar Ray Robinson in a 10 round exhibition in Clearwater on February 12. Robinson, five time world middleweight champion, is also slated to fight Jimmy Bercham of Kingston, Jamaica on March 7.
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Fla
Toronto
Sonny Moore
Sugar Ray Robinson
Tampa
al King
King
Robinson
Jimmy Bercham
Kingston
Jamaica
Wilt Chamberlain tops scoring and rebounding in NBA stats
NBA official figures show Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors leads with 1421 points in 36 games at 39.5 ppg and 842 rebounds at 23.4 rpg second to Bill Russell. Jerry West and Oscar Robertson are the top backcourt in versatility with high marks in points, assists, and shooting efficiency. Jerry Lucas trails in rebounds, while West leads in several all around categories and Robertson ranks high in scoring and assists.
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
NBA
Chamberlain
West
Robertson
Big Wilt
Russell
Cincinnati
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
Roberts
Walt Bellamy
Baltmore Bullets
Perce Chamberlain
Floan Wins Medalist in Los Angeles Open Qualifying
E J Harrison failed to qualify for the $75009 Los Angeles Open as Gary Floan, 25 from Lewiston Idaho, shot 68 to earn medalist honors. Harrison posted 75 at Hillcrest Country Club with other notables like Stan Leonard Walker Inman and Elly Vines failing to qualify. Floan tied for low score with Howie Johnson and Chris Blocker at Hillcrest. Fred Hodkins and Dick Stranahan also posted strong qualifying scores across five courses for the 39th Open.
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UPI
E. J
Du'eh
Harrison
Gary Floan
Floan
Lewiston
Idaho
Hillcrest Country Club
Stan Leonard
Walker Inman
Elly Vines
Hillcrest
Howie Johnson
Chris Blocker
Fred Hodkins
Dick Stranahan
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