Lakers Down Celtics 129 to 114 in N B A clash
Los Angeles rebounds over Boston 129-114 as West scores 47 points with Baylor 29 and Wiley 17 rebounds. The win keeps LA 51 percent ahead of St. Louis in the Western Division standings amid Sunday NBA action.
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Davidson Faces VMI In Southern Conference Tourney Opener
Davidson, 23 1 overall and 22 game win streak, meets defending champion Virginia Military Institute in the Southern Conference tournament opener in Charlotte North Carolina. The Citadel beat Davidson last weekend to move the score and schedule into focus as the league proceeds toward semifinals Friday.
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Primor dial II Wins Widener Handicap at Hialeah
In Miami, Primor dial II captured the $135,600 Widener Handicap before 31,587 racing fans at Hialeah. In New York, Sam Perry of Fordham won the 60 yard dash at the National AAU track and field meet.
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Unidentified bettor wins twin double at Lincoln Downs
An unidentified bettor captured the twin double at Lincoln Downs, securing a hefty payoff of 50 215 dollars. The result highlights a rare wagering payoff and adds a notable win to the track's history.
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Ce dar Key Wins San Luis Rey Handicap at Santa Anita
Arcadia California. Ce dar Key emerged victorious in the $57,500 San Luis Rey Handicap at Santa Anita Park. The UP I report notes the victory as the feature on California racing day with Ce dar Key earning the purse.
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Weber wins Thunderbird Open bowling title in Wichita
Dick Weber of St Louis won the $28 500 Professional Bowlers Association Thunderbird Open tournament in Wichita.
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Tucson Open winner Bob Charles takes 271 total
Tucson Arizona Sunday news reports Bob Charles won the Tucson Open with a total score of 271. The event closed on a windy course with Charles securing the title and cash prize for his performance.
U S skaters sweep three of four events in North American meet
Rochester report UPI says a United States figure skating team won three of four contested events at the North American championships held in Rochester New York.
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Washington DC Accepted to ACFL for 1965 Season
The Atlantic Coast Football League approved Washington DC's application to join for the 1965 season, expanding the league.
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Bremen meet crowns four swimmers in UPI event
Cathy Gerguson Jed Graef Phil Riker and Dick Roth won races at the Bremen international swimming meet marking UPI coverage of four event winners from the competition.
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Lundquist Triumphs Over Ralston In Indoor Tennis
Salisbury match report shows Jan Erik Lundquist defeated Dennis Ralston in four sets 4-6 13-11 6-4 11-9 at the UPI indoor tennis event. Strong late play by Lundquist carried the comeback win amid a tight, alternating point rally.
De Vicenzo Sets 272 Record At Los Lagartos Open
Roberto de Vicenzo fired a tournament record 272 in the Los Lagartos Open in Bogota Colombia. He led after rounds two and three and finished atop the standings ahead of the field.
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Wrecking Cagers Edge Jim Fox In City League
Skelton Wrecking beat Jim Fox 64 to 58 in the City Basketball league final round at the Recreation Building. Don Nuckols sank 12 straight free throws and finished with 22 points as four teammates joined him in double figures. Siebert Sloan led the losers with 19 points, contributing 15 in the second half before fouling out. Skelton and Pike Motel will likely meet for the title next Sunday after the Class SA sectional on Wednesday night.
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Bow-Wick Mixed League Highlights and Standings
Beverages, bets, and bowling lines fill the page as Beaver Gulf, Raleigh Motor Sales, and other teams post top scores. E M Payne Co leads in a mixed league with 2969 team series, while Dennis Stover and Omar Kidd deliver high individual marks across divisions.
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Bob Charles Wins Tucson Open In Near Coup de Grace
New Zealand left hander Bob Charles captured the $6,800 first prize and the Tucson Open title with a final round 70 to finish 271, four strokes ahead of Al Geiberger. Charles, 28, led all week at the National Golf Club course and vaulted to the top of the PGA money list with $11,727.50.
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Bomb Scare Delays Game St Joe's Wins 69 61 Over Villanova
St Joseph's Pa. defeated Villanova 69-61 after a bomb scare at the Palestra halted play. Cliff Anderson scored 36 and grabbed 24 rebounds, lifting the Hawks to a 23-1 season mark and setting up a showdown with Providence. Top teams Michigan UCLA Duke also won while Indiana and Tennessee lost.
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Franchise Granted To Washington By ACFL
Washington D C wins ACFL franchise with 5 000 fee and draft first pick after meeting in Scranton. Final approval due in Harrisburg in March 2021. Washington gains top draft slot for 216 players from suspended Newark Richmond Springfield Hartford teams and Portland Seahawks added to suspension list. First round selections include Reggie Lee Bill Shockley Dan Henning Junior Powell Mel Meeks Marv Holland Julian Malinski and Mike Mosolf.
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Figure Skating Team Seeks Win
United States figure skating’s strongest post 1961 jet crash team eyes world championships in Colorado Springs on March 26. Gary Visconti wins men’s singles while Lorna Dyer and John Carrell take gold in gold dance. Vivian and Ronald Joseph win gold in pairs. Peggy Fleming finishes second to Petra Burka in North American championships.
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Bouton Presses Yankees In Salary Standstill
New York UPI reports Jim Bouton clashes with Yankees General Manager Ralph Houk over pay. Bouton seeks $30,000 after two seasons at a lower figure, arguing transparency and fair value. He praises Houk but stands firm on his figure, insisting he should be paid what he signed for.
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Lundquist Captures U S Indoor Tennis Title
Swedish Davis Cupper Jan Erik Lundquist claimed the U S indoor championship title by upsetting top American Dennis Ralston 4 6 13 11 64 11 9 before 3 400 fans at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center. He said the win completes his goal to conquer the big four indoor titles. Ralston and Chuck McKinley later won the doubles title 3 6 6 3 6 4.
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Star Goaltender Sidelined by Shoulder Injury
In Pittsburgh, Hank Bassen, star goaltender for the Hornets, suffered a shoulder injury after being struck by a line drive off Red Berenson's stick as the game began against Quebec. He finished the first period, then retired at intermission, facing possible absence for several games.
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Major college basketball scores and results across conferences
A wide list of game outcomes from January with numerous universities. Key results include Saint Joseph's 69 over Villanova 61, Penn State 70 over Syracuse 62, Connecticut 115 over American U. 60, and Duke 101 over Notre Dame 8. Numerous other matchups involve Yale, Princeton, Army, LaSalle, and many more across the Northeast, South, Midwest, and West with several overtime finishes and high scoring bouts.
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West Virginia Conference Final Regular Standings
Charleston area roundup reports the final regular season standings in the West Virginia Conference. The compact note lists the top teams and their placements as the season concludes.
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WVC Tourney Parings for the Opening Round
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Cleveland Barons Break Losing Streak With 6-3 Win
Fred Glover, both coach and player, scored the tying goal and then set up his brother Howie as the Cleveland Barons beat the Springfield Indians 6-3 in an AHL game. The victory snapped an eight game skid. Frank Martin closed the scoring with two seconds left. Other AHL results: Quebec 4 Pittsburgh 3, Providence 6 Rochester 3, Buffalo 5 Hershey 3.
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