Maxwell Cops Palm Springs Golf Title
Billy Maxwell wins the Palm Springs Golf Classic with a 14 under par 345 total earning $5,300. Don January finishes tied for 40th with 359 strokes but collects $18.33. Doug Sanders takes second with 347, Arnold Palmer third at 348, and a host of others share prize money in a 90 hole event at Tamarisk and Indian Wells courses.
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Palm Springs
Calif
January
Indian Wells
Maxwell
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Bill Casper
Apple Valley
San Francisco Bay Area
Ken Venturi
Bob Rosburg
Don Whitt
Borrego Springs
Billy Maxwell
Bill Casper Jr
Jack Fleck
Stan Leonard
al Mengert
Jim Ferree
Eric Monti
Gardner Dickinson
Paul Harney
Jay Hebert
Gary Player
al Geiberger
George Bayer
Mac Hunter
E.J. Harrison
John McMullin
Johnny Pott
Dave Hill
Bill Johnston
Charlie Sifford
al Balding
Doug Higgins
Julius Boros
Jerry Barber
Jack Burke Jr
Dave Ragan
Ellsworth Vines
Dick Mayer
Cary Middlecoff
Bo Wininger
Fred Wample
D. Finsterwald
Bob Goalby
Ted Kroll
Don January
Marty Furgol
Bobby Nichols
Henry Williams
Fred Hawkins
Three WVU Players Dropped From School
Fairmont Times reports three West Virginia University football players were dropped for poor grades. The trio includes sophomore tackle Jim Colwell of New Brighton Pennsylvania, halfback Gene Lamb of Middlebourne, and quarterback Tom Runyon of Johnstown Pennsylvania. Lamb was the only player to see action last season, finishing 0-8-2.
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Fairmont
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia University
Fairmont Times
Bill Evans
Evans
Jim Colwell
New Brighton
Gene Lamb
Middlebourne
Tom Runyon
Johnstown
Lamb
WVU Freshmen Cagers Resume State Tonight
The West Virginia University freshman basketball team, 7-1, resumes its schedule tonight against Potomac State after a three week layoff. Led by 6ft 8in Madison Lowry from Madison, Ohio averaging 19.5 points and 23 rebounds per game, WVU seeks another win after their 77-56 victory in Martinsburg. After Potomac, the Little Mountaineers travel to Wesleyan Fresh Wednesday in Buckhannon.
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Keyser
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia University
Potomac State
Little Mountaineers
Potomac
Martinsburg
Lowry
Madison
Ohio
WVU
Mike Barger
Dunbar
Bill Maphis
Romney
Wesleyan
Buckhannon
Church League Opens Seventh Week Of Cage Action
Beckley church league action resumes with five games as First Methodist led by Don Bunch seeks victory to extend undefeated run. Memorial Baptist vs Methodist Temple, Johnstown vs Christian, Crab Orchard vs Presbyterian, Catholic vs First Methodist, Calvary vs First Baptist frame the seventh week standings and top scorers.
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Don Bunch
First Methodists
Beckley
Memorial Baptist
Methodist Temple
Johnstown
Christian
Crab Orchard
Presbyterian
Catholic
First Methodist
Calvary
First Baptist
Bunch
Woody Ducal
J. Lyons
Webb
Crouch
Walker
Temple
Presbyterian A Memorial T
Mullens Major League bowling leaders and high scores
George Smiley, Larry Smithberger, Paul Miano, and Louis Rezzonico led Mullens Men's Major with top games 231 204 202 and a 532 575 528 series. Harold Crawford 223 and 548 paced Sportsman in a two-game win over Wiker Jewelry. Hope Gas held first in Industrial League as Tralee Engineers closed gap with 618 by Henry Anderson. Appalachian Island Creek and Poca Fuel led Mullens Handicap League with 8 4 records. Ruth Anderson top three-game Women’s Handicap with 75, Peggy Taylor 468. Mullens T V Cable beat Stump Drug as Edith Hall led Stump Drug 466.
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George Smiley
Larry Smithberger
Paul Miano
Louis Rezzonico
Mullens
Smiley
Smithberger
Miano
Rezzonico
Wiker Jewelry
Harold Crawford
Henry Anderson
Merlin Campbell
Jack Duncan
Tomchins
Tralee
Hospital
Charles Thompson
Ron
Franklin
David Farley
Anderson
Jack Dick
Appalachian
Helen
Glen Ferrell
Ferrell
Wilbur Sluss
Bolwer
Jim Vaught
Elvin Staton
Island Creek
Kroger
H. R. Davis
Lead Island
Reese Smith
Floyd Barnette
Carlisle Chewning
Ronald Hensley
Bennie Bennett
Junior Hensley
Otsego
Clarence Reed
Johnny Campbell
Fred Niswander
Reed
Niswander
Ruth Anderson
Peggy Taylor
Smartwear
Modern Beauty
Eva Zebaska
Mullens T. V
Stump Drug
Campbell
Mu Mullens T. V
Edith Hall
Lakers Narrow Gap Toward second place in West
Wilt Chamberlain scored 55 as Philadelphia beat New York 136 128 in overtime. Sam Jones Angela etc. Baylor scored 45 as the Lakers closed to within 1 1 2 games of Detroit. Celtics beat St Louis 123 121. Piston Bailey Howell 34. Ponds etc.
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United Press International
National Basketball Association
Wiltamberlain
Chamberlain
NBA
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Philly
Sam Jones
Boston
St.Louis
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Detroit
Dick Barnett
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Phil Jordan
New York
Philadelphia
Warriors
Johnny Green
St. Louis
Tom Heinsohn
Bob Pettitt
Hawks
Baylor
Lakers
Bailey Howell
Pistons
W.l. Pet
Golden Gloves Weigh-In Set For Tuesday Night
A second weigh-in for Golden Gloves contestants will be at the National Guard Armory from 6 30 to 7 30 p m Tuesday for those who did not weigh in Sunday Promoter John Tanner says about 36 fighters weighed in Sunday and is expected again Tuesday Mabscott Shoe Shop leads with 12 boxers followed by Seth Athletic Club with 11 and Gallipolis Ohio Athletic Club with seven Open and Novice entrants listed for Mabscott Seth Gallipolis Fayce Lumber and Columbia Grill details included.
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John Tanner
Mabscott Shoe Shop
Seth Athletic Club
Gallipolis
Ohio
Athletic Club
Columbia Grill of
Beckley
Fayce Lumber
Oak Hill
Two WVU Players In Car Mishap Injuries None Reported
FAIRMONT W Virginia Two West Virginia University basketball players athletic publicity director Ed Barrett and the wife of one player escaped injury when their car collided with a tractor trailer about seven miles southwest of Fairmont on WV 73. Barrett said ice caused the skid and the truck swerved to avoid the crash. The car was a total loss. Another WVU van in a follow car after a 86 78 victory in Charleston over NC State was involved in a minor accident. Trainer Whitey Gwynn said a small truck cut in and lumber damaged the hood as his car skidded after braking.
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Fairmont
W. Va
UPD
West Virginia University
Ed Barrett
Here
Barrett
Paul Miller
Logan
Dick Dubois
Charleston
Dubois
Morgantown
W.va
WVU
North Carolina State
Whitey Gwynn
Rod Thorn
Lee Patrone
Jim Ritchie
Gwynn
Pineville Hosts Stoco In CC Tilt
Stoco visits Pineville for a week night boys basketball tilt as Pineville aims to rebound after a rough start. Pineville is 3-8 this season with a prior 59-55 win over Stoco. Stoco is 3-8 with wins only over Clear Fork, Trap Hill, and Mark Twain.
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Stoco
Pineville Minutemen
Paul Adams
Ken Wheeler
Stoco Indians
Clear Fork
Trap Hill
Mark Twain
Indians
Charles Wallace
James Walker
Albert Lilly
Joe Grahonya
Allen Kirk Named Champion of Champions in Golden Gloves
Allen Kirk of Seth was named novice champion of champions after a third round TKO in the novice lightweight finals at the sectional Golden Gloves in Charleston West Virginia. Results also included Roger Henley defeating Douglas Barker by decision, Bob Henderson scoring a TKO over Cris Gillespie, and Lee Gillespie defeating Nathaniel James by decision.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPIC
Allen Kirk
Seth
Kirk
Seth AC
Terry Banks
Roger Henley
Douglas Barker
Bob Henderson
Cris Gillespie
Lee Gillespie
Nathaniel James
Lions Clubs Clash At Shady Spring High Gym
The Bradley and Beaver Lions Clubs meet in a basketball game at 8 p m at Shady Spring High School gym. Proceeds support the Lions Club sight conservation program.
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Bradley
Beaver Loins
Shady Spring High School
Lions Club
Wisconsin study links muskies to perch control
University of Wisconsin researchers Hasler and Gammon report that stocking ten inch muskellunge fingerlings in Lake George and Corinne Lake reduced perch numbers within a year or three, while sustaining a healthy smallmouth bass population. They caution that heavy muskies pressure can endanger largemouth bass, and note three muskies per acre should not harm them.
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James A. Larsen
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Arthur D. Hasler
James Gammon
Lake George
Corinne Lake
Vilas County
Wisconsin
Corinne
Hasler
Gammon
Mountaineers Reward Break From Practice After Big Win
West Virginia University basketball team earned a postgame break after their 86-78 comeback over North Carolina State at the Charleston Civic Center. Coach George King said players would return to practice Tuesday, then head to New York for a double header at Madison Square Garden against NYU, with Seton Hall facing Dayton in the opener.WVU moves to 16-3, missing co-captain Lee Patrone and Kenny Ward who were hurt in practice. Ward will be X-rayed today to assess his ankle and other injuries.
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Lee Patrone
George King
Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University
North Carolina State
New York
Mountaineers
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Dayton
Seton Hall
Big City
Richmond Spiders
Richmond
West Virginia
N. C.state
Charleston Civic Center
King
Wheeling
Nick Visnic
Dick Dubois
Charleston
Gale Catlett
Hedgesville
Wolfpack
Everett Case
Wisnie
Rod ‘Thorn
Nick
Thorn
Kenny Ward
Patrone
Ward
Bellamy Lucas Duel Centerstage In Big Ten Clash
Ohio State seeks its 17th straight win as top-ranked Buckeyes host Indiana in a game billed for a key mental edge late in the season. Lucas headlines Indiana’s defense against Bellamy as Duke tops UNC and UCLA upsets USC in top-15 action.
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Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
Indiana
Walt Bellamy
Lucas
Michigan
John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
Art Heyman
Rockville Centre
N.Y
Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Yankees
Heyman
College Basketball Results Across East and West Circuits
Colgate 80 NYU 75 with Colgate substituting for Syracuse snowbound. Navy 58 Penn State 50. Brown 74 Dartmouth 71. Boston College 82 Army 62. Yale 81 Harvard 57. Canisius 79 Notre Dame 72. Maine 103 Massachusetts 65. West Virginia 86 NC State 78. Kentucky 89 Florida 68. Tennessee 75 Georgia 67. Georgia Tech 57 Alabama 49. Furman 83 George Washington 74. Virginia 90 South Carolina 82. Western Kentucky 71. DePaul 65 Richmond 81. Virginia Tech 79. Vanderbilt 58 Auburn 53. Duke 81 North Carolina 77. Wake Forest 78 Maryland 69. Dayton 96 Memphis State 77. Tulane 90 Mississippi 67. Davidson 66 Pfeiffer 56. Wittenberg 50. Marietta 36. West Utah 83 Wyoming 71. Oregon 71 Oregon State 58. UCLA 86 Southern California 83.
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NYU
Syracuse
Navy
Penn St
Brown
Dartmouth
Boston College
Army
Yale
Harvard
Canisius
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Maine
Massachusetts
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Kentucky
Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Furman
George Washington
Virginia
South Carolina
Western Kentucky
DePaul
Richmond
Virginia Tech
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Duke
North Carolina
Wake Forest
St Josephs Meets Weirton in CBT Opener
Huntington West Virginia February CBT opening round features defending champion St Josephs of Huntington facing rival Weirton Madonna at 7 30 p m The schedule lists several Class AA games on February 24 including Wheeling Central versus McMechen Clarksburg Notre Dame against Parkersburg Catholic and Morgan town St Francis versus Charleston Catholic Other Class A matchups include Fairmont St Peters vs Weston St Patrick and Follawsbee St Anthony against Grafton St Augustine with the championship set for February 26.
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Huntington
W. Va
UPI
Huntington St. J
Weirton Madonna
West Virginia
Weirton
Wheeling Central
McMechen Donahue
Officials unsure on Sectional 12 tennis coaching staff
Shady Spring High School coach Noel Babe Riffe announced that officials for the Class AA Sectional 12 Tournament have not been chosen yet. Coaches needing more information are asked to contact Coach Riffe.
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Noel
Babe’ Riffe
Shady Spring High School
Riffe
West and Hundley Lead Westinghouse Duo In Nationals Win
Jerry West and Rod Hundley key a Nationals win with 26 and 10 points. Hal Greer, from Marshall College, added 6 for Syracuse in the game against Cincinnati.
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West
Hundley
Greer
Jerry West
Rod Hundley
West Virginia University
Los Angeles
Hal Greer
Marshall College
Syracuse
Cincinnati
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