Novice Bouts Open Golden Gloves Night Draw Crowd
The 1965 Golden Gloves opener at Beckley Recreation Building drew near 600 spectators with 22 novice bouts across welterweight flyweight and bantamweight divisions. East Beckley Mabscott Beckley Man and St Albans teams competed as Dan Webster knocked out Robert Moss in 40 seconds, and several fighters posted knockouts TKOs and split or unanimous decisions.
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Southern Conference Basketball Night Summary
VMI and Citadel played a go two games slate with Davidson in Charlotte. In other results Furman fell to VPI 102-92 as Don Whitsell led Tech with 26. Richmond beat South Carolina 76-58 behind Tenwick and Welsh, while Jim Fox scored 12 for South Carolina. High Point, ranked seventh among small colleges, defeated East Carolina 83-70 after an early 9-0 run.
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Virginia Tech
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Glover reaches 2000th AHL game milestone
Fred Glover played his 2000th American Hockey League game, becoming the second player to reach the mark. He led the Cleveland Barons to a 13-4 win over the Springfield Indians with two goals and three assists, while his younger brother Harry recorded a hat trick. Other games: Buffalo beat Providence 3-1. Hershey edged Pittsburgh 3-1 with Harvey, Conacher, and Keller scoring.
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Fred Glover
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American Hockey League
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Springfield Indians
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Harry Piddliny
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Billy Dea
Hershey Bears
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Michel Harvey
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Tifton Doctor Wins USGA Green Section Award
Dr. Glenn W. Burton of Tifton Georgia receives the Green Section Award from the United States Golf Association for distinguished service to self through work with turfgrass. The honor highlights Burton’s contributions to turf management and golf course maintenance.
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UPI
Glenn W. Burton
Tifton
United States Golf Association
Soviet Track Stars Debut 1965 In Philadelphia
Soviet track stars open a five meet indoor swing with their Philadelphia Inquirer games debut. Key figures include Valery Brumel amid knee concerns, Tamara Press skipping tonight's events, and 1964 Tokyo medalists Ter-Ovanesyan and Mikhailov among others as they begin a tour to New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco before returning to the USSR.
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Miss Press
Evansville Dominates Small College Basketball Race
Evansville continues top ranking in UPI small college ratings as the No 1 Aces face a tough stretch against three rugged small colleges in nine days while adding three straight wins earlier in the season. The board lists Central State, Southern Illinois, North Dakota, Carson-Newman, Augsburg, High Point, Fresno State, Pan American and others in the top 10.
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Carson-Newman
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United Press International
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Grambling
Pan American
Gannon
Youngstown
Lamar Tech
Wittenberg
Winston Salem
N.M
Philadelphia Textile
Steubenville
Georgia Southern
Fairmont
W.va
76ers Victory Over St Louis Sparks Wilt Debut Impact
Wilt Chamberlain scored 35 points as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the St. Louis Hawks 123 to 119 in Wilt’s first weeks with Philly. The win gives the 76ers their fifth straight triumph as they climb to third in the NBA Eastern Division with eight wins in ten games.
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United Press International
Wilt
Philadelphia 76Ers
Wilt Chamberlain
78Ers
San Francisco Warriors
76Ers
St. Louis Hawks
Philadelphians
79Ers
NBA
Skiing Prospects Are Excellent in West Virginia Weekend
West Virginia turnout for weekend skiing looks strong says the State Commerce Department. Weiss Knob near Davis leads with an eight inch base and five inches of fresh snow during the Alpine Festival. Bald Knob near Beckley reports a ten inch base and two inches new snow. Chestnut Ridge near Morgantown has a four inch base and two inches powder. Oglebay Park near Wheeling shows two to four inches hard pack and two inches artificial snow. Night skiing planned at Chestnut Ridge and Oglebay through the weekend and at Bald Knob Friday night.
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Jones Climbs to Seventh in Small College Scorers List
UPI reports Clayborn Jones of Los Angeles Pacific College rose from 12th to seventh among small college basketball scorers with a 71 point effort against Los Angeles Baptist. He maintains a 31.5 PPG, part of nine players over 30 per game through Jan. 30.
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Lakeland
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Harold Booker
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Indiana runs past Loyola of Chicago in hard fought clash
Indiana blasted Loyola of Chicago 109-82 as guard John McGlocklin led with 25 points. The Hoosiers, 13-2, used a 50-42 halftime edge and a stifling defense to rout the Ramblers who had faced several top 10 teams in the past week.
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Dexter Westbrook
Jimmy Walker
Defensemen Start Five Redefines Leafs Canadiens Clash
In Montreal the Toronto Maple Leafs, facing a Canadiens team that had troubled them, used five defensemen and surged to a 5-2 victory. Tim Horton opened with a slap shot, Claude Lagose scored twice for Montreal, and Adny Bathgate, George Armstrong, Red Kelly, and Dave Keon added goals for Toronto. Boston Bruins beat Detroit 3-1 as Chicago stayed tied for first with Montreal.
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Four WVC Games On Tap Tonight
West Virginia Conference basketball action features four games tonight. Shepherd travels to Alderson-Broaddus, Morris Harvey visits Davis and Elkins, West Liberty goes to West Virginia State, and Beckley meets National Business College in Roanoke, Virginia. Emory and Henry College of Virginia shot 23 for 23 at the foul line to beat Beckley 87-83. Glenville edged upset-minded West Virginia Weslagan 73-71 after a tight game.
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National Business College
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Glenville
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Madison dominates Oceana on home mat in 46-8 win
Madison routed Oceana 46-8 on Oceana’s home mat. Oceana suffers a seventh defeat against one win and one tie, with Beckley and Shady Spring looming. Key Madison pins include Hager at 112 and Lilly at 145, while Oceana’s Cook and Thacker posted close results in lighter weights. The Indians aim to rebound against Logan on the Wildcats’ floor Saturday after recent losses and a 4-4 team record.
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