Duke and Kentucky Duel for No 1 Ranking in AP Poll
Duke and Kentucky, the top two in the AP college basketball poll, could meet in the NCAA semifinals if they continue to win. Duke rolled past Wake Forest 101 81 behind Jack Marin 36 points, while Kentucky beat Vanderbilt 96 83 at Lexington to extend their records to 12 straight wins.
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Arthur Harris
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Southern California
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College Cage Results and Giants' 1965 Season Note
A dense roundup lists numerous college basketball results across conferences with scores for Clemson, Virginia Military, Syracuse, Princeton, Army, Duke, Kentucky, and more. A final note praises the San Francisco Giants for a strong ninth-place finish against the Houston Astros and their 15 of 18 decisions, plus the Mets’ 1965 success rate against the Reds Phils and Cubs.
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East Tops West in Pro Bowl With Brown Three TDs
East defeated the West 36-7 in Los Angeles as Jim Brown tied the game record with three touchdowns and Jim Bakken added three field goals. Frank Ryan directed the East offense while John Brodie threw six interceptions for the West, who suffered a record night of giveaways. Dale Meinert was named Lineman of the Game, and Brown earned Back of the Game honors.
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Frank Ryan
Memorial Coliseum
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Tommy McDonald
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Jim Taylor
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Paul Krause
Washington Redskins
Ryan
Cleveland
Pye
West
John Brodie
San Francisco
Sonny Randle
John Wooten
Browns
Bob Brown
Eagles
Casper Fires 64 To Win San Diego Open Golf Tourney
Hometown favorite Bill Casper fired a last round 64 to finish 16 under par 268 and win the $40,000 San Diego Open by four strokes. Tom Weiskopf and Tommy Aaron tied for second at 272. Aaron finished second for the seventh time in his six-year pro career. Casper earned $5,800 for the victory, with seven birdies including a 30-foot putt on the 14th and a decisive six-foot par putt on the 13th to seize the lead.
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Don January
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Aaron
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January
Comeback Keys Baron Win for Cleveland Barons
Fred Glover returned from knee surgery to spark the Cleveland Barons to a 3-2 American Hockey League victory over the Baltimore Clippers, halting Cleveland’s six game skid. Glover, his brother Howie, and Ron Attwell combined for two goals with Attwell’s 9:20 third period shot proving decisive.
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Peter Ford
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Ed Giacomin
Les Binkley
Track Star Carr Dies In Tokyo
William A. Carr, Olympic track star and double gold medalist from the 1932 Los Angeles Games, died in Tokyo of a heart attack. He will be buried in Pine Bluff, Arkansas after a Tokyo service. Carr set world records in the 400 meters and anchored the 1,600-meter relay to a world record. His running career ended after a 1933 automobile accident while at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Bill) Carr
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Hawks End Bullets Rally With 136-128 Win
St. Louis Hawks outlast Baltimore Bullets 136 to 128 as Cliff Hagan scores 33 including 26 in the second half. Beaty adds 28 and Guerin 25 for the Hawks while Loughery leads Baltimore with 23. Tempers flare with four technical fouls as crowds reach 5,749 in St. Louis.
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Egan
Miami Dolphins name first day draft picks
Joe and McDaniel were among the initial selections as the AFL's Miami Dolphins built its new roster. Joe was drafted from the Buffalo Bills and McDaniel from the New York Jets, with additional picks including Dave Kocourek from the San Diego Chargers and Eddie Wilson from the Boston Patriots. The franchise paid 7.5 million dollars for 32 veteran players, after a staged unprotected pick process across eight existing teams.
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San Diego Chargers
Eddie Wilson
Boston Patriots
Dolphins
Houston
East Over West In Pro Bowl Rout Says Collier
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier said Eastern Division players were spurred by West superiority boasts and delivered a 36-7 Pro Bowl victory. Jim Brown earned MVP honors with three touchdowns as Lombardi noted East defense and ball security doomed the West.
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Blanton Collier
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Cornell Coach Harp Switches To Duke
Duke University named Tom Harp 38 as head football coach, succeeding Bill Murray who resigned after 15 seasons. Harp, from Cornell, holds a 57 31 4 lifetime record and led the 1965 Ivy League team to a 4 3 2 mark with strong rushing offense. The hire ends a two month Duke search.
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Duke University Sun
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American Football Coaches Association
St Josephs Triumphs On Last-Second Shot
Fourth ranked St Josephs edged Villanova 71 69 as reserve Steve Donches hit a 35 foot buzzer beater to lift the Hawks. Donches scored the dramatic winner after Bully Oakes fouled out. Gaidjunas and Melchionni led Villanova with 16 each while Duff had 17 for St Josephs.
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Bill Melchionni
Tom Duff
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