Tech Gets Revenge Over Morris Harvey Bears Take WV Conference Lead
West Virginia Tech collided with Morris Harvey to win 94 80 in Fayetteville lifting Tech to a two point cushion atop the West Virginia Conference standings. Mike Barrett led the Bears with outside scoring while Herb Carpenter and David Eisel provided key plays as Tech shot 60.5 percent in the first half to Morris Harvey's 41.4. The Eagles drew fouls and trailed 51 38 at halftime as coach Neal Bassi watched Morris Harvey capitalize on free throws to stay within reach.
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Gentile contract status and MLB signings in 1965
Kansas City Athletics first baseman Jim Gentile drew praise from GM Pat Friday after signing for 1965 with a weight‑related bonus history noted. The article also lists multiple MLB moves, including Crandall traded to the Pirates, Bubba Phillips released by Detroit, and signings by the White Sox, Indians, Twins, Dodgers, and Cardinals as the offseason moves toward the 1965 season.
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Davidson Triumphs Over Furman For Big SC Win
Davidson Wildcats upset Furman 55 50 in Greenville as Furman, without Dan Gools by, stunned a nation ranked foe. Fred Hetzel fouled out with 16 minutes left but contributed 11 points as Davidson extended its winning stretch and claimed a first ever road win at Furman.
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Yankees sign Tresh and Stafford to 1965 contracts
The New York Yankees sign outfielder Tom Tresh and pitcher Bill Stafford to 1965 deals as they bid to reclaim the AL crown and world title. Tresh’s 1964 batting dipped to .246 with 131 hits, yet he led the club in steals. Stafford aims to rebound from arm issues and a 5 0 record, eyeing a stronger mound presence.
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Bowling League Standings and High Scores Report
Bowling night reports show teams Wilkes Insurance Greenbrier Dairy and Raleigh Motor Sales posting top series and games. Outstanding bowlers include Caponiti Nordstrom Rollison and Hannah with multiple 500-plus series, and Ken Garten leads with a 560 series.
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Bowling Series Scores At Local Lanes
The report lists multiple bowlers with series scores including 537 for Nick in a 537 series, 553 by Harry Perkowski, 520 by Don Martin, 560 by Omar Kidd, 565 by Harold McRoberts, 522 by Don Young, 559 by George Staffey, 567 by Joe Gorsica, 546 by Ned Ragland, and 567 by Bob Thomas in a high activity session at the local bowling alley. The fragment ends with 214.
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Tempers Flare Outside Of Ring In Cal Title Fight
In Oakland California heavyweight Willie Richardson of San Jose was suspended indefinitely after slugging champion Roger Ris cher of Berkeley before their 12 round California state title bout. The contest was canceled and refunds issued as the pair fought in the press section and in the ring as writers and fans scattered during the buildup. Richardson began the attack as the announcer read the fighters name.
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