Indiana Eyes Buckeyes Bid to End 25 Game Streak
United Press International reports Indiana seeks to break Ohio State's 25 game winning streak tonight in a showdown led by Walt Bellamy. OSU counters with All-American Jerry Lucas as Duke, St Bonaventure, and Cincinnati also win and vie for NCAA berths in a busy night of top college games.
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Gary Kale
United Press International
Indiana
Ohio State
Town
Buckeyes
Walt Bellamy
Hoosiers
Jerry Lucas
Purdue
Terry Dischinger
de Paul
Tom Stith
Lewis Chevrolet Cops Top Series In Tournament
The City Woman’s tournament at Bowl-Wick drew seven dozen attendees as Lewis Chevrolet led with 2259 pinfall to beat 14 teams and earn the scratch emblem. Greenbrier Dairy won Handicap emblems with 2576. Yvonne Stone topped individual scores with 533, while Lewis Chevrolet teammates Laura Torrico Jerry Lilly Helen Campbell Ruby Jo Gordon and June Clay contributed to the winning total. The event marked the 10th Beckley edition since 1951, with next Sunday set for singles and doubles matches.
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Beckley
W.I.B.C
Lewis Chevrolet
Laura Torrico
Jerry Lilly
Helen Campbell
Ruby Jo Gordon
June Clay
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Jerry
Helen
Ruby Jo
Yvonne Stone
Greenbrier
Geneva Ride
Regina Slayton
Eunice Long
Chris Haynes
King Photo
Raleigh General Hospital
John Gorsica
Little Boys Rest
Mom
Dad
Richard Holden
Bowl-Wick
Saturday College Basketball Scores From United Press International
East Army 72 over Manhattan 52. St Bonaventure 78 over DePaul 69. New York U 81 over Fordham 66. St John's N Y 84 over Niagara 64. Syracuse 63 over Penn St 61. Villanova 60 over Wake Forest 56. The Citadel 79 over Florida St 66. Virginia Tech 105 over Virginia 70. North Car St 97 over So Carolina 84. Vanderbilt 76 over Tennessee 60. Tennessee A I 111 over Central St College Ohio 77. Georgia 73 over Mississippi 69. Furman 71 over Davison 70. Notre Dame 80 over Portland 49. Indiana 98 over Wisconsin 84. Northwestern 78 over Illinois 72. Purdue 65 over Michigan 64. Minnesota 75 over Michigan St 72. Ohio St 62 over Iowa 61. Cincinnati 81 over Tulsa 52. Dayton 91 over Louisville 71. Akron 107 over Denison 65. Toledo 79 over Marshall 66. Ohio Wesleyan 92 over Heidelberg 78. Marquette 72 over Air Force 63. UCLA 87 over Loyola Ill 82. California 64 over Stanford 61. San Francisco 40 over San Jose St 39. Seattle 61 over Oregon 57. Washington 61 over South Calif 55. Nevada 85 over San Fran St 70. Utah St 73 over Wyoming 61. New Mexico St 70 over Arizona St 67. Regis 93 over New Mexico Hilnds 59.
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Syracuse
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Villanova
Wake Forest
the Citadel
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Virginia Tech
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Purdue
Michigan
Minnesota
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Iowa
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Marshall
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San Francisco
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Seattle
Oregon
Washington
South Calif
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Wyoming
New Mexico St
Arizona St
Regis
New Mexico Hilnds
Paden City Defends State Class A Title
Paden City will defend its West Virginia Class A basketball title in sectional play. The 18-1 Tigers meet Sistersville Friday night in Middlebourne Section 3 opener. The winner advances to the Saturday finals.
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United Press International
Paden City
West Virginia
Sistersville
Middlebourne
Peng
O Scores 43 As Royals Nip Lakers
Oscar Robertson poured in 43 points and 20 assists as the Royals rallied from a 25 point deficit to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112 106 at Cincinnati Gardens. Cincinnati’s star set a club arena record with 20 assists while guiding fourth place Cincinnati within a game of the last Western Division playoff berth. The Lakers were paced by Larry LaRusso with 22 points as Cincinnati’s win tightened the race in the NBA standings.
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Nats
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Dolph Schayes
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
Detroit
Kaline begins Tigers training at own expense
Kaline reported early to Detroit’s Lakeland camp, signing for about 39000 as he rededicates after a down 1960 season. He will pay hotel and meals for a week until camp starts. executives praise his attitude while Orioles add Estrada and Angels sign Casale, Clevenger, and Averill to bolster their rosters.
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al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
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Lakeland
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Baltimore Orioles
Chuck Estrada
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Estrada
Cleveland
Jim Perry
Orioles
Jerry Casale
Truman Clevenger
Earl Averill
Los Angeles Angels
Pirates Prepare For Spring Training At Terry Park
The world champion Pittsburgh Pirates begin spring training Tuesday at Terry Park in Fort Myers Florida as pitchers and catchers report. New faces include Bobby Shantz Tom Parsons and Ron Northey while Mickey Vernon hands over the Washington Senators coaching duties. Vernon Law Bob Friend and Ducky Schofield join a 31 man camp as plans for a June 19 night exhibition at Griffith Stadium are announced for the Washington Sandlot Fund.
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Fla
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Terry Park
Bobby Shantz
Pirates
Tom Parsons
Danny Murtaugh
Ron Northey
Mickey Vernon
Washington Senators
Vernon Law
Yankees
Joseph Finegold
Law
Milwakee
Murtaugh
Bob Friend
United Press International
Rocky Nelson
Bill Mazeroski
Ducky Schofield
Dick Groat
Joe L. Brown
Washington
Griffith Stadium
Injured GG Boxer Holding His Own After Brain Surgery
A 16 year old Golden Gloves boxer Lester Norris of Oak Hill, Beckley Athletic Club, remained in critical condition two days after brain surgery following a collapse in a middleweight bout with Foster Valentine of Lanment. Ringside doctors rushed Norris to hospital where surgeons halted a brain hemorrhage. attendants say he is unconscious but responding to questions.
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UPI
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Oak Hill
Beckley Athletic Club
Foster Valentine
Lanment
Norris
Valentine
One-Two Tar Heel Punch Shines In NC Basketball
North Carolina stars Doug Moe and York Larese form a standout one two punch in college basketball. Moe averages 21.6 points and 15 rebounds per game while Larese scores 22.8 and sinks 20 to 30 footers. Coaches call them teamwork personified as a sharp, precise duo.
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NEA
Doug Moe
York Larese
North Carolina
Frank McGuire
Whit WU WiVve
Larese
McGuire
St. John's
Moe
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
New York City
Walt Rabb
Brooklyn
York
Bruno Larese
Bruno
Italy
Greenwich Village
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Dougie
Yorkie
Lakers Face Nuts Tonight at WVU in Mountaineer Field House
Lakers and Syracuse Nicknamed Nationals meet in Morgantown as Fred Schaus and WVU legends Jerry West Hot Rod Handley with Lakers, Hal Greer with Nationals return. Proceeds go to West Virginia University athletic scholarship fund.
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WVU
Fred Schaus
Jerry West
Hot Rod Handley
Lakers
Marshall
Hal Greer
Nats
Cincinnati
Royals
Oscar Robertson
Larry LaRusso
Elgin Baylor
Frank Selvy
West
Handley
MAC Playoff Dates Set for March 3 and 4
Wilmington Delaware UPI reports the Middle Atlantic Conference college division playoffs are scheduled March 3 and 4 at Muhlenberg College Allen town Pa Two northern and two southern teams will be chosen by March 1 On day one top northern meets No 2 southern winners meet in a title game on day two Hofstra second in the north clinched a berth by beating Susquehanna Albright leads the north with 11 wins one loss and is two games from another berth Susquehanna can be eliminated with either an Albright win or Susquehanna loss.
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Wilmington
Del
UPI
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Hofstra College
Susquehanna
Flying Dutchmen
Albright
Parsena Derby record set in Swiss downhill race
Willy Forrer of Switzerland won the Parsena Derby in Davos with a time of 10 minutes 40.7 seconds for the 11.6 kilometer course featuring a 2000 meter vertical drop. John Kelly of Groton Connecticut captured New York’s Cherry Tree Marathon in 2 hours 25 minutes 27.5 seconds on a waterlogged 26 mile course.
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Switzerland
UPI
Willy Forrer
Forrer
New York
John Kelly
Groton
Covey Sets City Scoring Record in Guard Victory
National Guard crushed Eight 128 to 35 at Beckley Recreation Building as Jack Covey scored 54 points on 26 field goals and 2 free throws. Pennington 12 Ward 20 Cerrito 23 joined Covey in double digits. Eight’s Peck and Baboy had 11 each. Denny Skiles led New River Supply with 23 in opener. Park Drug beat YMCA 66-51 with Lusk at 24.
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Jack Covey
Beckley Recreation Building
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Smokehouse
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YMCA
Peck
Baboy
Guards
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Ward
Cerrito
Denny Skiles
Skiles
Hardy
Payne
Ron Chambers
Hill
Lusk
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Ymca Radford
Freeman
Darby Redden Parker Gross
Park
Davis Gilbert Gunther
Thompson
Mickis Ib
Peck Millner
Logsdon
Balog
Shive
National Guard Lilly
Morris
Bennett
National Gunrd
VMI and Davidson Vie for Final SC Berth in Tight Race
In Richmond on Tuesday VMI faces rain of schedule as the 2-11 Keydets seek momentum against Davidson, who must win to secure the league’s last postseason spot. Davidson just lost 71-70 to Furman, dropping to eight losses in league play. The Citadel visit next week looms as another route for Davidson to clinch.
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UPI
Virginia Military Institute
Davidson
Furman
VMI
Wildcats
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Bulldogs
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