Strack Named Coach of the Year by UPI in Close Vote
Dave Strack of Michigan was chosen 1965 College Basketball Coach of the Year by United Press International in a tight vote. He edged out St Joseph’s Ramay by one point, with UCLA’s Wooden close behind, amid Strack’s revival of the Wolverines since taking over in 1960 and recruiting key players like Buntin and Russell.
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New York
UPI
Dave Strack
Michigan
United Press International
Strack
Jack Ramsay
St Josepn
UCLA
John Wooden
Ramey
Jow Malanes
Providence
Ralph Miller
Iowa
Michigan Wolverines
Shrack
Midheen
Deen
Wolverines
Bil Buntin
Detroit
YMCA
Buntin
Cazzie Russell
Oliver Darden
Jim Myers
John Thompson
Ann Arbor
Ohio State
Bruins Donstop Coast Cage Stars Named to All-Pacific Coast
Height shooting ability and defensive genius highlight the 1944-45 United Press International All Pacific Coast College Basketball team announced yesterday. All America Gail Goodrich of the Bruins headlines the selections along with Donstop Coast stars.
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San Francisco
UPI
United Press International
McCormick to Wear Glasses With Orioles Comeback
Lefthander Mike McCormick, attempting a Baltimore Orioles return after time in the minors, will wear glasses in the majors. He began using them for night games in Rochester to better read signs and plans clear night and green-tinted lenses for day games.
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MIAMI
UPI
Mike McCormick
Baltimore Orioles
Rochester
McCormick
All Coast Five Named on 1964 65 UPI Honor Roll San Francisco
The 1964 65 United Press All Pacific Coast basketball team selections list Gail Goodrich UCLA Keith Erickson UCLA Olle Johnson USF Jim Jarvis Oregon State Joe Ellis USF on the first team. Second and third teams include Dan Weilthers California Bob Bedell Stanford Allen Young California Cincinnatus Powell Portland Erwin Mueller USF Lynn Nance Washington John Block California Jim Barnett Oregon Charlie Williams Seattle Russ Banko UC Santa Barbara. Honorable mentions feature Lehman Gonzaga Goss UCLA and others.
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San Francisco
United Preternational
Gail Goodrich
UCLA
Sr. N. Hollywood
Calif
Keith Erickson
el Segundo
Olle Johnson
Jim Jarvis
Ore. St
Joe Ellis
Dan Weilthers
California
Bob Bedell
Stanford
Allen Young
Cincinnatus Powell
Portland
Erwin Mueller
USF
Lynn Nance
Washington
John Block
Jim Barnett
Oregon
Charlie Williams
Seattle
Russ Banko
UC Santa Barbara
Lehman
Gonzaga
Goss
Jones
Olsen
McIntosh
Hugey
Fresno State
Carter
San Fernando Valley
Swagerty
Univ. of Pacific
Merta
Los Angeles State
Werner
Washington State
Workman
Heppner
Seattle Pacific
Lewis
San Francisco State
Rambo
Long Beach State
Schiendier
Loyola
Meek
San Diego State
Krulich
Clemente Enters Convalescent Phase in Puerto Rico
Roberto Clemente, NL batting champ, has been hospitalized five days in San Juan with an undetermined illness. Doctors say he entered convalescence and may be released soon. Tests have not identified the disease. malaria or paratyphoid are considered possibilities. He needs at least two weeks rest before spring training with the Pirates.
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Puerto Rico
UPI
Roberto Clemente
Roberto Buso
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buso
Clemente
The
Pirates
Trail Outdoor Tips
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Wesley Aims to Match Chamberlain as KU Big Eight Scoring Threat
Walt Wesley, Kansas junior pivot, draws Wilt Chamberlain comparisons as he chases a Big Eight scoring mark. He needs 19 points in the season finale to eclipse Bob Boozer’s 25.9 pace, with Kansas battling for a share of the title amid coaches’ praise.
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Kansas 6&1 Pivot
Wilt Chamberlain
Wesley
Wilt
Jayhawker
Midlands
Ted Owens
Kansas
Owens
Jayhawk
Big Doe
Hawks
Kansas State
Bob Boozer
Monte Johnson
Chamberlain
Walt
B. H Born
Clyde Lovellette
Bill Bridges
Wayne Hightower
Hightower
Jayhawkers
Iwt
Kansans
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Cowboys
Okla
Villanova Defends IC4A Track Crown at MSG
Villanova returns as defending IC4A champion facing 38 rivals led by Maryland and Harvard at Madison Square Garden. Key figures include Tom Sullivan and 1962 1000 yard winner for Villanova, while Harvard misses high jumper Chris Pardee due to injury. Georgetown shifts Joe Lynch to the mile to challenge Sullivan as Eamon O'Reilly tops eastern two-milers.
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Madison Square Garden
Villanova
Tom Sullivan
Noel Carroll
Harvard
Chris Pardee
Georgetown
Joe Lynch
Sullivan
Lynch
Eamon O'Reilly
Knights of Columbus
LA Sets Team Tilt In Long Dodgers Spring Workout
Dodgers manager Walter Alston led the longest spring workout to date a five and a half hour indoor session focusing on bunts signs cutoffs and game execution. Willie Davis shows early hitting form as intrasquad scrimmage set for today with teams coached by Olark and Gomez. Rookies Kekiech Bohling and Baird to pitch for Gomez against Moeller Tillotson of the Ozarks with Moeller likely to work four innings.
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Vero Beach
Fla
UPI
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Alston
Willie Davis
Danny Olark
Preston Gomez
Mike Kekiech
Bob Bohling
Bob Baird
Gomez
Joe Moeller
Thad Tillotson
Ozarks
Moeller
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