Dilley Leads West Virginia Conference Scorers
Beckley ups wire reports Glenville star Clark Dilley tops the state with a 26.8 scoring average, edging Bill Thompson as the WV Conference’s leading scorer. Mike Barrett trails at 25.3 while Roger Hart leads foul shooting at 86.2 percent and Fairmont State tops team stats in offense and defense.
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Duke Sets Field Goal Record By Duke 136 Virginia 72
Duke, seventh ranked, drilled 55 field goals on the way to a 136-72 ACC win over Virginia in Durham. Twelve players scored as Duke hit 59.1 percent. Jack Marin led with 25, Hank Tison 19, Bob Verga 18. Davidson won 55-50 at Greenville without Fred Hetzel. Providence extended its streak to 17 with an 88-69 win over St Francis. Tulsa beat Drake 67-48 and North Texas State fell 83-60 to St Louis.
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Bert Yancey Leads Second Round Phoenix Open
Bert Yancey, 26, from Florida, led the Phoenix Open after the first round with a 67 in windy conditions at Arizona Country Club. Frank Beard and Al Geiberger were one shot back as defending champ Jack Nicklaus shot 70 and others lagged behind. Julius Boros, Pete Mazur, Stan Leonard tied Nicklaus at two under par.
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Two Rhode Island Players Declared Ineligible for Season
Rhode Island star Dennis McGovern and Fairfield scorer Mike Branch, both top scorers for their schools, are ruled ineligible for the rest of the season due to scholastic difficulties.
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St Johns Runner Sets Indoor Half Mile World Mark
Tommy Farrell of St John’s clocks 1:49.8 to set a world indoor half mile record at Madison Square Garden. He plans to run the 600 in Los Angeles, skipping a possible 1000 against Peter Snell. Canada’s Bill Crothers finished second.
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82nd Season For IL Minor Loop Opens April In 1965
The International League launches its 82nd season with eight clubs. Toledo resumes IL play for the first time since 1889, Atlanta begins its final minor league season before becoming the Braves in 1966. Openers on April 17 feature Toledo at Toronto among others. Playoffs start September 3.
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Louisville trustees warn to back team or lose
UPI reports Louisville and the city face pressure to support the university football program next season. The board voted unanimously to retain football after a faculty group recommended abolition, citing costs of about 144000 dollars and weak attendance around 3000 per game. Student demonstrations followed.
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Boston in Will Rogers Indoor show headlines Fort Worth meet
Ralph Boston heads to Will Rogers Coliseum for the fourth annual indoor track and field show. He seeks the broad jump and 60-yard high hurdles titles amid a field that includes Randy Matson of Texas A&M, Tokyo silver medalist, hurdler Billy Hardin of LSU, and pole vaulter Billy Pemelton, all competing on dirt.
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Little Mounties Arriving Today
WVU and VPI freshman game tickets near sold out as field house prepares for crowd. About 50 to 60 singles remain with a small allotment at Ra leigh County Bank, 9 percent of WV Alumni tickets left. Floor seats behind baskets may be added. WVU freshmen arrival expected tonight. players Glenn Combs Dan Wetzel Ted Ware Wayne Mallard noted for scoring.
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Mountaineers face uphill bid for upset in New York
West Virginia University travels to Syracuse and then St. John's in New York seeking two wins to avoid a rare losing season. Syracuse stars Dave Bing leads the Orange while WVU struggles with injuries and guard losses. Jim Willetts remains active in New York as a rallying figure for the Mountaineers. A Raleigh County clash pits WVU and Virginia Tech freshmen backcourts in Beckley.
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Boston Patriots sign ninth draft pick Bob Malone
The Boston Patriots signed ninth draft choice Bob Malone a 240 pound two way tackle from Louisiana Tech. Malone joins the roster as an offensive and defensive lineman with potential to help in the upcoming season.
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