Terps Win In Extra Period Over Wake Forest 86 78
Maryland outlasted Wake Forest 86 78 in overtime after Gary Ward scored four points to lead the Terrapins. Ward finished with a game high 34 as Maryland improved to 10 8 overall and 5 5 in the ACC. Wake Forest fell to 6 12.
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McGuire Runs Knicks Style to Boost Playoff Hopes
Dick McGuire leads the New York Knicks with a running game approach after taking command in December. He emphasizes pace, ball control, and spreading the scoring load, while noting the tough Eastern Division race against Boston, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. He recalls his own pro era and the evolution of shooting talent. Murakami placed on voluntary retirement list for 1966 season. plans to pitch in Japan.
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McKinley weighs help for U S Davis Cup plans
Former Wimbledon champion McKinley, now a Wall Street salesman, says he would help the United States in the Davis Cup if circumstances demanded. He won a Richmond indoor tournament defeating Cliff Richey and Frank Froehling, while Ashe faced pressure from recent Australian success. He hinted at no immediate comeback.
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Nen Signs 1966 Contract with Washington Senators
First baseman Dick Nen signed his 1966 contract with the Washington Senators, the 15th player to commit for next season. Nen, acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers, hit .260 in 69 games with six home runs and 31 RBIs after a stint in the minors.
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