Bubas Says Life Begins At 40 After Big Win
Duke coach Vic Bubas marked 40 with a 99-60 ACC victory over North Carolina State as Duke moved to 4-1 in the league and second place. North Carolina, returning from a 17-day layoff, beat Virginia 103-76 to stay 5-0 in the ACC. Duke showcased bench depth and strong shooting in a dominant performance led by Bob Verga with 24 points.
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Barnowski Signs Baltimore Pact
Ed Barnowski the league strikeout leader last season signed a 1967 contract with the Baltimore Orioles. Four other young pitchers agreed to terms, bringing the total under contract to 16. Barnowski posted a 23 year old Rochester standout with 176 strikeouts in 206 innings in 1966. The signings included Dave Leonhard Bill Dillman Tom Fisher and Paul Gilliford who had solid minor league numbers.
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Damascus Ends Losing Streak With Narrow Win Over Churchill
Damascus High snapped a nine game skid with a 42 to 41 victory over Winston Churchill High School. Mark Beall led the Hornets with 13 points and Tom Knoll added 10 as Damascus improved to 2-10. Beall scored six of his points in the final period while Knoll tallied six of his 10 in the last quarter. Churchill was led by Doolittle with 11 as the Hornets rallied from a 37-30 deficit early in the final stanza.
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Perillat wins special slalom in Megeve upset
Perillat of France defeated Jean-Claude Killy by under a half second to win the Megeve Grand Prix special slalom. Perillat posted 2:01.32 over two legs 63.03 and 58.29 while Killy finished 2:01.79 with a strong second descent. Dennis McCoy finished 11th and Ken Phelps 21st with noted times. Ni Orsi was disqualified.
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Parnelli Jones Wins Riverside 500 Mile Race
Parnelli Jones won the Riverside Motor Trend 500 for stock cars, finishing 365 miles of the delayed 500-mile event after Dan Gurney suffered mechanical failure. Jones drove a 1967 Ford from Torrance, leading the final stretch to beat the favored Gurney who retired with engine trouble. The race was the second part of a two-day, 185-lap event postponed by rain.
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Pistons Suspend Rudy LaRusso After Trade Fallout
Detroit Pistons suspend Rudy LaRusso for failing to report after a three team trade involving Ray Scott Mel Counts and LaRusso. General manager Edwin Coil said LaRusso had 48 hours to notify his intentions and had not contacted the team since Thursday night. The Pistons seek a forward to fill the opening before Tuesday's game with New York.
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Rec League Round Two Highlights At West Frederick
The senior high school recreation league resumes with 6:30 schedule featuring Kentucky vs Navy and Maryland vs New Mexico, 7:30 scrimmage open to all, and 8:30 Florida vs Purdue and Michigan vs Louisville. January 23 results include Michigan 33 and Purdue 18 in the first game, Florida 25 and Kentucky 26 in the second, Louisville 24 in the third.
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Steinhauer Sets Indoor Shot Mark in Portland
Neal Steinhauer senior at the University of Oregon shattered the world indoor shot record at the Oregon Invitational Indoor Track and Field meet, reaching 67 feet 10 inches after an earlier 66 feet 10 inches. His 67-10 surpassed his own California mark, with prior throws of 66-10 and 66-3. The shot weighed 16 pounds and a half ounce.
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Basketball Box Score Fragments From Navy Maryland Game
Readable lines list player scoring and assists for Thompson Blackston Markey OBryan Wars Beall Fisher for New Mexico. Fourth game shows Maryland Patterson Harper Baker Lynch Benn with a mix of points and assists. Navy games note Wars Brown contributions.
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Robinson Wins Mercer Trophy at New York Dinner
Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles received the Sid Mercer Award as player of the year at the 44th annual New York Baseball Writers’ dinner. Other honorees included Sandy Koufax receiving the Fred Hutchinson Award, Walt Alston, Yogi Berra, and Lefty O’Doul.
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LSU Athletic Director Dies
NEW ORLEANS AP James J. Corbett a transplant from New England who built LSU athletics into a million dollar enterprise died here Sunday of a heart attack at 47. Corbett was staying near New Orleans International Airport and planned to fly to New York when the death occurred.
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Corbett Dies After Heart Attack At Motel Desk
Corbett suffered a massive heart attack at about 8:30 a.m. after calling the motel front desk. A Baton Rouge coroner confirmed the death. he leaves a wife and three children. He had steered LSU to football prominence with top attendance and a national standing. records show birthplace as Boston suburb Woburn, born November 10, 1919.
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