Michigan Tops UPI College Rating List
Michigan regains the No 1 spot in the UPI major college basketball ratings after a week at No 1 dethroned by Wichita. Michigan tops with 21 first place votes and 325 points, followed by Wichita 295 and Minnesota 206 as San Francisco 191 UCLA 178 Duke 114 Indiana 96 Illinois 10 Davidson 10.
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Wheeling Leads State Hoopsters in First UP Coach Poll
Wheeling leads the first United Press International Board of Coaches poll for West Virginia scholastic basketball with 162 points and 10 first place votes. Charleston is second with 155 points and six first place votes as Beckley Huntington Parkersburg Oceana Logan Fairmont West Williamson and St Albans round out the top ten. The board will vote weekly from Jan 9 through the end of the regular season.
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Westminster Tops In WPBC Title Bid
Westminster leads West Penn Basketball Conference after winning all three games, edging Grove City by one point. Tony Gentile tops scorers with 18.5 per game, while Ken Sweder adds 54 points for St Vincent and Vincent’s team scores 32. Standings show Westminster 5-2, Grove City 2-3, St Vincent 3-3, with Dukes 5-1 but not eligible for title.
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College Gridders Sign Contracts
The Washington Redskins top pick Bob Breitenstein of Tulsa signed with the Denver Broncos after choosing factors beyond money. Pittsburgh’s Roy Jefferson and Green Bay’s Allen Brown also signed top selections, with other teams adding Frank Lambert and Mike Tilleman to their rosters.
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Mike Tilleman
Montana State
Indiana Crushes Notre Dame as Van Arsdales Dominate
Indiana, ranked eighth, built a 12 point halftime lead and held on to defeat Notre Dame 107 81. The Van Arsdales combined for 32 points, while five Hoosiers varied double figures as Notre Dame committed 21 turnovers. In other games Kansas State and Kansas posted big wins, Cincinnati, Purdue, Iowa, Butler, Western Kentucky, Texas Tech, Florida, Texas, Utah, Providence, Seattle, and Boston College also triumphed in a busy college basketball slate.
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Baylor Scores 40 Points in Lakers Win Over Knicks
Elgin Baylor poured in a season high 40 as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the New York Knicks 125 to 113, boosting their Western lead to two games. Howard Komives led New York with 24, Willis Reed 23, and Jim Barnes 22. Philadelphia meets Los Angeles Wednesday night at the Sports Arena.
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Contamination Labeled Top Conservation Problem by Kimball
Washington report notes Thomas L. Kimball of the National Wildlife Federation calls environmental contamination the era’s worst conservation issue. He urges tighter pollution controls and more research while discussing wetlands, public lands laws, endangered species, and mining law modernization at the 11th Annual Conference on National Conservation Issues. The conference, in Washington on December 10, gathers leaders from 35 organizations and honors Interior Secretary Udall as Conservationist of the Year 1963.
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Bowl-Wick G C Murphy League Scores Ambitious Night
Flintstones dominate the series beating the Jetsons 93 66 as Cecil Johnson tops men with 497 series and Libbie Thompson leads women with 427. Robert Johnson posts 490 series and 209 game while Polly Rollison 423 series and June Adams 164 high game.
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Snell Named As Top AFL Rookie
Matt Snell of Ohio State, then with the New York Jets, was named the AFL rookie of the year by United Press International. He led the league with 945 rushing yards, setting a new rookie record and surpassing most Jets rushing marks while three 100 yard games highlighted his season.
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Chamberlain Again Tops NBA Scorers in West Show
New York United Press International reports Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors increased his league scoring lead with 215 points this week, pushing season total to 1,091 in 28 games for a 39.0 ppg. Jerry West trails with 933 points in 31 games. Oscar Robertson holds fifth with 764 and leads assists at 11.0 apg. Robert-son also contributes 297 points to Rodgers' 231. Terry Disching er improves field goal percentage at .508 while Adrian Smith tops free throw efficiency at .915.
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Coaches To Rate State Hoopsters In West Virginia
West Virginia scholastic basketball receives its eighth annual United Press International rating with a 20 member Board of Coaches voting in a pre season poll to set the first standings. The board will rate teams weekly from Jan 11 until tournament time in late February amid a reshaped lineup of members and retirements.
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Don Ayersman
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Sutton
Jack Roberts
Morgantown
Bob Starkey
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Don Vincent
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Willie Akers
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Joe Ross
Monongah
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Bluefield
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Unbeaten Teams Lead West Virginia Conference Action
West Virginia Conference rankings show undefeated Fairmont State at 5-0 with an eight-game win streak and W. Va. Tech atop the Western division. W. Va. State leads the Eastern division with 3-0, followed by Shepherd at 1-0. Contenders include Wheeling, Salem, and Morris Harvey as the league shies away from play until the Christmas break.
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Riverside 500 to open 1965 NASCAR season at Riverside
In Riverside California United Press International reports the Riverside 500 a 65000 NASCAR championship for late model stock cars will be run January 17 at Riverside Raceway marking racing's first major U S event of 1965.
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Qualifying Period Ends for Largest East Coast Bowling Tourney
The closing of the six week qualifying period for the East Coast tenpin bowling tourney draws fans from a five state area. Over 5700 entries have been received at Triangle Lanes Blacksburg and Bowl-Wick reports 2600 entrants. Finals span Jan 22 to 24 with semi finals across multiple centers and top 12 from each division advancing. West Virginia houses Jewel City Recreation Center Clarksburg and Nash Campbell leads E M Payne in first half standings. Byrd promotes clean water to boost fishing tourism in West Virginia with Gottschalk at the aquarium as part of a sport fisheries push.
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Fisheries Case Against Pollution Spurs West Virginia Action
U S Senator Robert C Byrd announced that the Bureau of Sport Fisheries reports 1150 miles of West Virginia streams polluted by acid mine drainage harming wildlife and fishing. The study found most polluted waters lie in Ohio River states with 93 392 potential new anglers if pollution is abated and notes significant economic gains from cleaner water. Polluted streams in WV include 288 miles Tygart Guyandotte 170 Kanawha Cheat 95 West Fork 78 Sandy Tug Fork 71 Monongahela 76 North Branch Potomac 56 Little Kanawha 10.
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