Pistons Beat Lakers In Overtime Thriller In Cleveland
Detroit overcome a 12 second last play, Terry Disching er scores 33 including 11 of 13 in OT to edge Los Angeles 121-118 in Cleveland. Elgin Baylor tops with 47 for the Lakers as Wilt Chamberlain debuts with 24 and 16 rebounds for Philadelphia in a 119-105 win over St Louis. Knicks defeat Warriors 113-102 at MSG behind Johnny Green and Hal Greer leads Sixers with 24 points.
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Imhoff
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Wiley
Bob Hope Classic Opens With Top Pros Entered
The Bob Hope Desert Classic begins today in Palm Springs with the top money winners from 1964 including Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Tony Lema and Bobby Nichols. Dark horse winners Paul Harney Wes Ellis Jr Bruce Crampton and George Archer also entered. Nicklaus and Archer were sidelined by illness and back trouble respectively but hoped to start. The event features a 0 hole format on four courses Bermuda Dunes Eldorado Indian Wells and La Quinta with pros competing for 35000 in prize money across pro and pro-am rounds.
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UPI
Palm Springs
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Paul Harney
Wes Ellis Jr
San Diego
Australia
Bruce Crampton
George Archer
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Archer
Long George
Bermuda Dunes
Eldorado
Indian Wells
la Quinta
Bowl-Wick Men’s Majors: Team and Individual Highs
Beckley teams lead with high scores in the Industrial League and Eastern Assoc. Coal. High Team Series reaches 3116 by Rose & Quesenberry, while Larry Davis posts 608 in the Industrial League. Notable individual marks include Tom Williams 622 series and 256 game, and Joe Gorsica 596 series with two 203 games.
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Last Barracks
Barehart Chrysler
Klaus Office Equip
New River Supply
Sparks TV
L & B Super
Beckley Insurance
Wyoming Gen, Hosp
Coca Cola
Bank of Raleigh
Baicks
Howery
P. C. Jo Cat
Martina & Daniel
Tom Williams
Bob Thomas
Ross Phipps
John Daniel
Dan Martina
Joe Gorsica
John Gorsica
Beckley Welding
Eastern Assoc. Coal
Rose & Quesenberry
Cole Cabinet
Purity Maid
Beckley Hospital
Bottling Co
Ll Beckley
Larry Davis
NBA Standings and Tuesday results from United Press International
Eastern Division standings show Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia New York with win loss records and percentages. Western Division teams Los Angeles St Louis Baltimore Detroit San Francisco with records and upcoming games listed. Tuesday results include Philadelphia over St Louis Detroit over Los Angeles in overtime. Next day schedule features New York at Philadelphia and other city matchups.
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United Press International
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
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Detroit
San Francisco
N. York
Wway
Pidhirny Sets Up Baltimore Win in AHL Thriller
United Press International reports Harry Pidhirny, the first AHL player to reach 2000 games, assisted Ken Schinkel to tie the game 2-2 before Gord LaBossiere scored 2:15 into overtime, giving the Baltimore Clippers a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Hornets in a Tuesday matchup.
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Harry
Baltimore Clipper
Pidhirny
Ken Schinkel
Clippers
Pittsburgh Hornets
Gord LaBossiere
Baltimore
American Hockey League
United Press International
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Williams Is WVU's Hope For Another All-American
Ron Williams, a two time Parade All American and three year all state guard, emerges as West Virginia's next basketball standout. Coach Barnette compares him favorably to Jerry West, noting Williams strength, rebounding, and outside shooting while Williams humbly states he is still a long way off.
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UPI
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Rod Thorn
Mark Workman
West Virginia University
Ron Williams
Parade
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Logan
Weir
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Penn
Pitt
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Villanova
King
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Keane to Wear Yankee Uniform for First Time
New York report notes Johnny Keane will don a Yankee uniform in three weeks wearing number 21. He aims to lead players with his own ideas, favors more hit and run though Yankees rely on power hitters like Mantle, Maris, Howard and Pepitone, and he pays tribute to Ralph Houk and Yogi Berra while promising his own approach.
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UPI
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Yankee
Tex Clevenger
Keane
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Yogi Berra
Ralph
Yogi
Houk
Yankees
Cardinals
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Joe Pepitone
Sadecki’s 20th win born from a joke and fate
Kansas City dispatch recalls Ray Sadecki turning a playful guess into a 20 game victory season with the St Louis Cardinals. He started slow 0-4 in 1963 and 0-3 in 1964 before winning four games each month to reach 20-11, finishing as NL leader with a world series win over the Yankees.
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UPI
Ray Sadecki
Sadecki
Frankfort
Germany
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinal
St. Louis
Ray
Philadelphia Phillies
Cardinal
New York Yankees
Beckley Boxing Entry Form For 1965 Golden Gloves
Official entry blank for the 1965 Sectional Golden Gloves tournament sponsored by Beckley Athletic Club on February 4 to 6. The entrant waives damages against all parties for injuries in this or future tournaments. Includes fields for address age weight class novice or open and past bout count.
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Beckley Athletic Club
Consent Form for Minor in 1965 Golden Gloves
A consent statement authorizes a participant aged 16 or older to enter the 1965 Golden Gloves boxing tournament. It releases sponsors from injuries and directs submission to the Golden Gloves Director in Beckley West Virginia.
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Golden Gloves
Beckley
West Virginia
Soviet Track Stars Arrive For Inquirer Games Than Quartet
Russian track and field stars led by high jumper Valery Brumel and triple jumper Igor Torovanesyan arrived in New York en route to Philadelphia for the Inquirer Games Friday night. Olympic shot put and discus champion Tamara Press will debut in the U.S. February 11 at Madison Square Garden.
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UPI
Valery Brumel
Igor Tor-ovanesyan
Philadelphia
Tamara Press
U.S
Madison Square Garden
Congress Seeks Antitrust Coverage for Major Sports
Senator Hart proposes a bill to bring professional baseball football basketball and hockey under anti trust laws with specific loopholes to allow league rules on squad size territorial rights and reserve clauses. The move seeks parity after baseball gained exemption in 1922 and 1953 rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hart
Schollander Wins Sullivan Award as top amateur athlete
New Haven report notes Don Schollander, Olympic swimming hero and Yale freshman, named recipient of the Sullivan Award for 1964. He vows to keep improving and thanks the Amateur Athletic Union. New York report adds Red Sullivan, 35, is the youngest NHL coach with the Rangers.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Ranger
George
Red) Sullivan
National Hockey League
Florida Cagers Top Miami Of Ohio In Miami Beach
Miami of Ohio led by Rick Barry and Charlie Coles faced the University of Miami in Miami Beach, Florida, with Barry scoring 29 to reach 2003 career points while Coles countered with 41 in a 100-85 loss for the Redskins. The Hurricanes opened a big early lead but Ohio’s Miami made a late push as conference implications loomed.
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Virginia Tech
Boxing Roundup From International Cards
UPI reports results from London England Carmel Hernandez stops Rocky Halliday in Wilkes Barre Amos Lincoln stops Jim Fletcher in Las Vegas at 0:49 of the fifth round. Brian London defeats Giorgio Masteghin in Britain.
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Sto Giorgio Masteghin
Italy
New York
Carmel Hernandez
Puerto Rico
Rocky Halliday
Wilkes-Barre
Las Vegas
Nev
Amos
Big Train
Lincoln
Los Angeles
Jim Fletcher
College and State Basketball Scores Across Regions
A wide range of basketball results shows teams from West Virginia to Maryland and beyond posting scores. Notable matches include Huntington East 69 over Ceredo Kenova 61 and Cape Town rivalries alongside national schools like Duke, Syracuse, and Notre Dame in various showings with diverse outcomes.
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Athens
Gary
Beckley
Mullens
Spanishburg
Oakvale
Northfork-Elkhorn-Bramwell
Baileysville-Jaeger
Ppd
Sharples
Glen Rogers
Oceana
Man
Huntington East
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Wayne
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Winfield
Hannan
Harts
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Clarksburg Victory
Jane Lew
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Lumberport
West Milford
Lookout
Cowen Burnsville
Sand Fork
Fairmont East
Morgantown
Tunnelton
Aurora
Rowlesburg
Fellowsville
Weston
Clarksburg RW
Valley
Salem
Mingo
Follawsbee
Moundsville
New Martinsville
Sherrard
McKinley of Wheeling
Linsly
Bishop Donahue
Benwood Union
Warwood
Wheeling Central
Weirton Madonna
Triadelphia
Wellsbore
College Fairmont
Davis & Elkins
West Liberty Wheeling
Allegany of Cumberland, Md
Potomac State
Yankee Skipper Worried New Pitchers Signed
Yankee skipper Johnny Keane in New York says he will speak with Mantle in Florida and assess spring training after Mantle, still unsigned for 1965, shows he is ready. Keane, who follows Yogi Berra, notes Mantle felt great recently. Meanwhile, Yankees signed pitchers Stan Williams and Jim Brenneman, while other clubs added Latman, Piche, Radovich, and trades brought Briggs, Hayes, Manz, and Burch.
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United Press International
Johnny Keane
Mickey Mantle
Keane
Yogi Berra
New York
Mantle
Florida
Yankees
Stan Williams
Jim Brenneman
Barry Latman
Los Angeles Angels
Ron Piche
Bob Radovich
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Briggs
Cincinnati Reds
John Hayes
Jimmy Manz
Cincinnati
Mickey Burch
Dayton
Patriots sign two Mississippi State linemen in draft
The Boston Patriots added two more draft picks, guard Justin Canale and tackle Tom Neville, both from Mississippi State. Canale is 6-foot-2 and 230 pounds while Neville is 6-foot-4 and 225 pounds.
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Boston
Boston Patriots
Mississippi State
Justin Canale
Tom Neville
Harney Still Leads PGA Money Winners List
Harney on top with 12000 dollars in earnings, followed by Bob Charles at 9125 and George Knudson at 8750, per PGA statistics released Tuesday.
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