Stokes Moves for Relearning to Walk in Cincinnati
Maurice Stokes, the former NBA star, moved from Christ Hospital to Good Samaritan as he pursues extensive physical therapy to relearn walking and feeding himself. Friend and guardian Jack Twyman notes improved speech and better stamina, though he cannot walk unaided yet. The move aims to access a broader therapy program, despite higher costs, as Twyman continues fundraising for Stokes’s care.
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Celtics Back To Winning Streak At 24 Of 26
Celtics beat Los Angeles 117-93 to extend streak to 24 wins in 26 games and reach 42-8. Sam Jones led Boston with 27 points while Elgin Baylor had 30 for the Lakers. Coach Red Auerbach said the team feels no pressure after the win.
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NBA Standings Report Wins for Celtics and Reds
Boston defeated Los Angeles 117 93 while Baltimore posted 114 106 over St Louis Cincinnati won 124 103 against San Francisco in a set of NBA and league results featuring key teams and final scores.
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Miami Cagers Get Good News On Gehring Elbow
Oxford Ohio AP reports Miami University coach Dick Shrider says star guard Jeff Gehring has only a sore elbow after a spill with Kent State. Gehring is the team's top scorer. Miami does not play again until Saturday against Dayton at Dayton.
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Thomas Out Of Titan Tilt For Xavier Tilt
Cincinnati AP Steve Thomas of Xavier, the nation's fifth leading scorer, will miss tonight's game against Detroit due to a severe sprain of his right knee suffered in Xavier's 99 96 victory over Duquesne. He averages 30.2 points per game.
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Crosby Tournament Gate Receipts Reach Record High
Crosby golf tournament gate receipts topped 116139 dollars, surpassing the 1963 record of 113432. Officials estimated about 35000 spectators attended the four days of golf in Pebble Beach, with some fans watching on multiple days.
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Ex champ Brown withdraws from bout with Andreetti
Former world lightweight champion Joe Brown of New Orleans has pulled out of a ten round fight scheduled in London against Vic Andreetti. The bout was set for Tuesday but is now off as Brown withdraws before traveling to Cape Town, South Africa, for a later scheduled appearance.
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Royals thump Warriors as Lucas shines and fan scolds coach
Cincinnati Royals defeated the San Francisco Warriors 124-103 at the Garden. Jerry Lucas scored eight of 10 from the field and grabbed 16 rebounds while Oscar Robertson and Jack Twyman had 24 each. A fan loudly criticized coach Jack McMahon during a third quarter substitution as the Royals pulled away, building a 30-point third quarter lead. Nate Thurmond led the Warriors with 31 points after replacing Wilt Chamberlain, but San Francisco fell short as the Royals shot 47 of 92 to the Warriors 41 of 114.
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Warriors Acne
Cepeda Heads Signing List For 1965 Season
Orlando Cepeda, Giants first baseman, tops a weekend contract signing spree for 1965. He earns a $2,000 raise to about $55,000. Only Willie Mays,
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Puerto Rican Giant Tops Signings with 105000 Salary
The Puerto Rican star led the Giants last season with a .304 batting average, 31 homers, and 97 RBIs, and says his knee is sound after a New York operation. Other NL signings include Bill Mazeroski, Roy Face, Ty Cline, and Mets players. In the AL, Tom Tresh and Bill Stafford joined New York, and Jim Fregosi reportedly signed with the Los Angeles Angels for 31500.
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Ohioan Wins Junior Title in Outdoor Speedskating
Strongville skater Jenny Fish won the junior girls division at the National Outdoor Speedskating Championships at Lake Como near St. Paul. She took first in both the 220 and 880 yard events on Sunday. Ohio’s Dave Lovelady of Parma finished second in the junior boys 220 yard race, aiding Ohio to a fifth-place state ranking.
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George Case to Coach Japan's Chunichi Dragons
TOKYO AP reports former Washington Senators player and coach George Case will lead Japan's Chunichi Dragons as manager. The news places Case as the club's new coach, expanding his baseball career into NPB.
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Buckeyes Poised To Rise From Big Ten Cellar
Ohio State, mired 0-3 in the Big Ten and 6-7 overall after a 97-77 loss to Minnesota, hosts Wisconsin seeking its first league win and a path out of last place. Cincinnati drops to 1-4 MVC after an 89-80 defeat to Drake as St. Louis sits second. Miami tops the MAC with 9-0 in-conference, while Ohio Wesleyan eyes Akron in a key Ohio Conference clash delayed by snow. Barry Clemens poured 41 in Wesleyan's 8-2-? win as Wooster upset Akron on a late Tim Jordan shot.
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Wittenberg Eyes Tie After Narrow Lead Shift
Idle Wittenberg rose to second with 7-1 and could join a three way top if Zippers beat Bishops. Wittenberg faces non league Ashland, while Wesleyan meets Kenyon Hi ram and Akron. Rubber City also plays Muskingum with Wittenberg slated for Wesleyan and Akron games by Feb 20.
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Florida Gators edge Kentucky in rare win over rival
Florida surprised Kentucky 84-68 as Gary Keller and Brooks Henderson each scored 20, lifting the Gators to 5-1 in the SEC and 11-3 overall while Kentucky slips to 3-3 and 8-7. Alabama looms next as Vanderbilt leads the league at 4-0 and Auburn stands 6-1.
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Falcons Overcome Fenwick As Holy Cross Prevails 77 46
Holy Cross High, led by Dave Hickey with 27 points, defeated Fenwick 77 46 at Latonia. Hickey scored early as Holy Cross built a 3519 halftime edge. Tom Hamilton led Falcons with 19 points, while Fenwick struggled in the second quarter shooting.
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Italian boxer Maz zinghi stops Logart in Milan bout
In Milan Sandro Maz zinghi aged 156 stops Isaac Logart of New York in a quick match. Franco DePiccoli defeats Herb Siler in Miami by knockout. Giuseppe Migliari of Italy stops Cliff Gray in Phoenix Arizona as part of a dense boxing card.
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