Bradley named unanimous NEA All America star in 1964 65
NBA coaches select Princeton guard Bill Bradley the only unanimous NEA All America choice. Cazzie Russell and Fred Hetzel join first team. second team features Bill Cunningham Wayne Estes Bill Buntin Matt Guokas Ollie Johnson and Dave Bing. Bradley averaged 31 points per game and scored 41 in a MSG semifinal against Michigan.
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Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Rick Barry
Miami
Fla
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Gail Goodrich
UCLA
Bill Cunningham
North Carolina
Wayne Estes
Utah State
Bill Buntin
Matt Guokas Jr
St. Joseph’s
Ollie Johnson
San Francisco
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Bradley
Russell
Hetzel
Barry
Goodrich
Stallworth
Estes
Cunningham
Guokas
Bing
Johnson
Buntin
Shockers
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
Lefty Driesell
Walt Hazzard
St. Joseph's
Jack Ramsay
Hawks
University of San Francisco
Princeton
Bill Bradley
National Basketball Association
Carzzie Russell
Michigan Jr
Fred Hetzel Davidson
Miami (Fla
Matt Guokas
St. Joseph's So
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Washington
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Wavyne Estes
Anaconda
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Brooklyn
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Bill Bunt
Detroit
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Boston College
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Evansville
Fionn Robinson
Wyoming
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
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Villanova
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Kansas
Skip Thoren
Hlinois
Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Jeff Gehring
Ohio
Tom van Arsdale
Indiana
Steve Thomas Xavier Willie Somerset
Beckley College Invades Fairmont
Beckley College travels to Fairmont tonight with nine players to face the nationally ranked Falcons, ranked second in the West Virginia Conference. The Blue Hawks are 2-7 in conference with two games left, starting three freshmen and two sophomores in the lineup.
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Trennis Mathis
Doug Besham
Alex Sabo
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Tech
Beckley
Concord Lions Forfeit Four Games Ineligible Player
Concord College announced it forfeited four basketball victories after confirming an ineligible player competed since the start of the second semester. Forfeited games included wins over Morris Harvey Beckley Bluefield State and West Virginia State. The decision dropped Concord from fourth to eleventh in the West Virginia Conference standings, with an 11-11 record. Athletic Director Robert Kyle cited lack of knowledge about the player’s prior college participation. conference secretary George Springer confirmed the case and noted the student's name would not be disclosed.
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Concord
George Springer
Kyle
Springer
French officials to inspect Mexico City venues for 1968 Olympics
Col Marceau Crespin and Dr Fran and R Plas of France arrive in Mexico City Monday to appraise facilities for the 1968 Olympic Games and study altitude effects at 7,500 feet on athletes.
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Market Weighing Ritual Sparks Thumbs Fun
In a bustling market a butcher weighing meat becomes a playful spectacle as onlookers enjoy the quirky moment. The scene captures ordinary commerce with a lighthearted twist, highlighting neighborhood charm and everyday life.
Seattle Faces Scandal but Aims for Postseason Bid
Seattle University basketball heads on a two game road trip aiming to secure a post season bid despite a point shaving scandal that removed star Charlie Williams and others from the lineup. Williams Phillips and Casale deny charges as investigators probe several teams. coach Bob Boyd mourns the lost leadership.
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Boyd
Chiefs
Nevada
Reno
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Logan
Portland
Steve Bilko
University of Oregon
Phillips
Leo Casale
Chicago
New York
Gibson Enters ABC Hall of Fame on Writers Vote
Therman Gibson, 28 year member and Detroit native, was named the 29th inductee into the American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame by a ballot of writers, broadcasters, ABC officials, and Hall of Fame members. The ceremony follows a long career in bowling leadership and competition. SAN FRANCISCO: Writers raise $1,000 for Fred Hutchinson cancer research in memory of the late Cincinnati Reds manager. Eric Carlsson of Sweden and Pat Moss of Britain plan a menage of rallies: Swedish rally March 10, Safari in Africa, Australian rally, and Acropolis rally in Greece.
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Baseball Writers
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Sweden
UPL
Eric Carlsson
Pat Moss
Africa
Greece
Chicago gambling bosses tied to fix on Jan 22 game
The Chicago Sun-Times reports a crime syndicate earned thousands in sure bets from a Seattle University and University of Idaho game fix. Bookmakers dropped bets as suspicions rose, while FBI agents pursued several Chicago-area suspects. Leo Casale, 24, released on a $25,000 recognizance bond, denies charges as the case is continued.
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UPI
Seattle
Leo Casales
Casale
U.S
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Pike
Area Boys Basketball Results Highlight Regional Clash Outcomes
Thursday night action produced several close games. Sophia beat Seth 50-29 as Blue Hawks dominated early, Glen Rogers nipped Conley 75-68 with 32 points from Tommy Brooks, Owls edged Conley 38-34 at halftime and pulled away 58-44, Mount Hope defeated Shady Spring 77-70 after a strong second half, and the Sher man Tide fell to the Blue Hawks.
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Jack Spadaro
Lowell Cogar
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Robert Jones
George Owens
Henry Vaughan
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Tala Ia
Danny Calvert
Jack Richmond
Jerry Richmond
Paul Adamos
Cecil Bryant
Harold Meador
Jeff Robinson
Archie Burgess
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Shady
James Brown
Ricky Love
Mike Trent
Eddie Carter
David Peters
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Shady Spring Jr
Sam Hawkins
Hurley
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James Osborne
Beckley Jr
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John Beard
Daniel Privett
Steve Lickliter
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Philip Luchini
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John Wooten
Ronnie Green
Raymond Coleman
David Kirby
Bill Gray
Joel Mills
Mike Kester
Jim Knapp
Wayne
Bec
Sophia Ener
Tara Eet
Beckley Blue Eaglets blank Shady Spring in win
Beckley Eaglets junior high beat Shady Spring 60 to 37 at the Recreation Building to extend its season winning streak to 15. After a 28-22 halftime edge, Beckley pulled away in the second half as John Wooten controlled the boards and Raymond Coleman and John Beard led with 13 points each while Hurley top-scored for Shady with 18.
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Shady
Coalfield hoops feature crowded slate across region
Bluefield visits Oceana to clash with the Hillbillies while Mullens beat Bluefield 103-98. Stratton rides 15-2 ACL lead into Trap Hill as Oceana hosts Man and Mullens faces Williamson rivals in Coalfield play. Other matches include Oak Hill hosting Richwood and Burch at Baileysville with several area teams chasing playoff spots.
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Beckley
Lawrence Wiseman
Ron Kyle
Ron Lilly
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Fred Lewis
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Grade Schools Play For Fund Tonight and Tomorrow
Sixth graders from Institute Crescent and eighth graders from Maxwell Hill Mabscott meet at the Recreation Building in two 7 pm games to raise funds for the Heart Fund. Tomorrow week two more pairings at 7 and 8 pm, with Joe Rodriguez Cecil Miller in charge and 10 cent admissions.
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Basil Anderson
Mabscott School
Joe Rodriguez
Cecil Miller
Barons Handle Marshall 83 75 in Steubenville Clash
Steubenville College Barons defeated Marshall University 83 75 as Randy Greene scored 22 and Gary Vogelsberger 18 to pace the win. Gerry Katz led Marshall with 20 points in the losing effort.
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Daniels and De Piccoli Set for 10 Round Heavyweight Bout
Towering Billy Daniels of Brooklyn and stocky Franco de Piccoli of Italy meet at the Sports Palace in Rome for a 10 round heavyweight clash. Daniels seeks to regain his former ranking while De Piccoli fights for his professional life in the high stakes matchup.
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