Bubas Calls Mountaineers a Dangerous foe in WVU clash
Charleston by UPI reports WVU coach Bucky Waters calls West Virginia a dangerous ballclub with a 14 5 record and seven game win streak after upsets of St Johns and Davidson Duke coach Vic Bubas notes Duke 14 1 and riding a 13 game win streak sees WVU as a tough test led by Ron Williams Carl Head and John Lesher Duke aims to rebound after two UCLA wins vaulted them to top of UPI poll
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Havlicek Wins Game For Celts Hawks Trip LA
The Celtics edge the 76ers 100 99 as Havlicek scores the winning basket and steals a pass with 12 seconds left. Siegfried also tallies 22 points while Russell and Jones total 22. St Louis tops LA 109 105 with Caldwell 14 in the final period. Beaty and Wilkens 24 each for the Hawks. Cincinnati beats San Francisco 117 116 as Robertson helps close the game.
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Sanders edges Palmer in Bob Hope Desert Classic playoff
In Palm Springs California UPI reports Doug Sanders who has shed his old carefree image rose from the pack to tie for first in the 100000 Bob Hope Desert Classic and outlasted Arnold Palmer in a sudden death playoff to claim the top prize.
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Wesleyan nips Fairmont in WV Conference thriller
Wesleyan edged Fairmont 73-72 in a West Virginia Conference game as Fairmont clung to first place. Morris Harvey crushed Concord 107-71 to stay Eastern Division leader while Glenville upset Sa Jem 78-77. West Virginia Tech remained strong with a 108-59 win over Davis & Elkins. Wheeling beat Alderson-Broaddus 73-62. WV State defeated Beckley 116-86. Shepherd fell to Hampden-Sydney 89-87 in a nonconference contest.
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Golf Money Winners and Scores from Event
A compilation of players and winnings with round scores, listing Doug Sanders through to several others including Arnold Palmer, Julius Boros, Gene Littler, and Gardner Dickinson. Payouts range from $235 to $8,000 with a mix of final totals and individual round results.
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Fishing tips for trout season from Mercury outboards
Mercury outboards experts offer seasonal advice for northern and western vacations. They note trout species such as cutthroat, brown, rainbow, and brook drift through undercut banks, shaded pools, and rocky bottoms feeding on aquatic insects. Temperature guides help choose flies and fishing depths as water warms, with caution that tips cannot guarantee results.
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Hornung not chosen by Falcons in draft freeze
Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers said he will not be placed on the draft list for the Atlanta Falcons as NFL teams freeze players. Hornung stated he is definitely not going to Atlanta, though he would not reveal who gave him that assurance.
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Davies Pleased With Slow Mile And Packers Draft News
New Zealand Olympian John Davies won the mile in 4 15.1 at the Philadelphia meet drawing boos for slow pace but called it exciting. John Pennel cleared 16 ft 6 5 in in pole vault, while George Young shaved 2 6 from two mile mark to 8 50. Draft picks include Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski adding to a sixback corps. Hornung comments on mentoring rookies and strong final season showing with Packers.
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Unitas Reports Viet Nam Tour Boosts Morale and Mail Calls
Baltimore Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas says soldiers in Viet Nam show strong morale, with mail from home a major need. He and fellow NFL stars Sam Huff Frank Gifford and Willie Davis relayed messages to families, noted overheated conditions, and discussed football while visiting army hospitals. Unitas, recovering from knee surgery, plans weight training as season memories linger.
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Weekend Roundup of Top Teams Across NCAA Action
Duke seeks to preserve No. 1 ranking after inactivity facing West Virginia North Carolina State and Virginia. Providence rests after back to back wins before meeting Fairfield. Kentucky routs Georgia to extend unbeaten streak, Pat Riley scores 25. Loyola pulls 85 81 win over Marquette as Ramblers eye Wichita State and St John's. Kansas wins. Nebraska leads Big Eight with 6 0. St Joseph's tops Temple. Michigan and Michigan State duel atop Big Ten. Cincinnati edges Louisville as MVC race tightens and Texas Western idle before Arizona and New Mexico.
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Massive Saturday Basketball Scores Across Colleges
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Mark II Ford Wins Daytona Continental Race
In Daytona Beach the Mark II Ford driven by Ken Miles and Lloyd Ruby won the Daytona 24-hour Continental, marking the first 24-hour race victory by an American car. The Miles Ruby duo led early, swapped the lead mid-race, and maintained a narrow pace around 108 mph over 2,570 miles. Fellow Ford prototypes Dan Gurney Jerry Grant and Walt Hansgen Mark Donohue trailed closely as the race wore on.
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WVU Gridders Set March 28 Start For Spring Practice
West Virginia University head coach Jim Carlen announces March 28 as the opening date for spring practice, to run until May 7 and culminate in the Blue-Gold game. He promises sweeping changes, new defensive system, bright uniforms, campus preseason work, and a revamped coaching staff led by Dick Thea. The staff includes Jaman from Georgia Tech as defensive coach, Bebby Benden from Florida State as offensive coach, with Inman still naming two defensive coaches, and Marshall Taylor, Jack Fligg, and Howard Tippett filling roles as offensive ends coach, offensive line coach, and head freshman coach respectively.
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