Kentucky Stays Atop College Rating List
Kentucky remains No 1 in the UPI Board of Coaches ratings for the third straight week with 32 first place votes and 347 points. The Wildcats, 21 0 this season after a 73 68 road win over Mississippi State, face Tennessee next as Duke Texas Western Maryland Providence Saint Joseph's Loyola Kansas Vanderbilt Michigan Nebraska and others fill the top ranks.
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Murray
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A deaf inventor develops a compact transistor device to improve spoken word clarity, enabling clearer conversation for hearing impaired individuals. The innovation promises easier use and better intelligibility in crowded or noisy environments.
Dunbar Maintains Top State Hopes in UPI Coaches Poll
The Dunbar Bulldogs hold the No. 1 spot for the fifth straight week with a 16-1 record after beating South Charleston. Beckley is No. 4 and Richwood No. 5 in the Top Ten, while Oceana and Triadelphia also rank among the leaders as the season nears postseason honors.
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Huntington
Oliva Brims With Confidence For Twins Spring Start
Tony Oliva heads to Orlando for Minnesota spring training aiming for a third straight American League batting title. The Cuban outfielder shrugs off talk of records yet shows quiet focus after October surgeries on a fractured finger and knee. Teammates and observers compare him to legends, but he stays playful and optimistic about Minnesota’s chances this season.
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Twins
Mickey Mantle
Robertson
Mantle
Mickey
Ted Williams
Wildcats Rolling Toward Fifth NCAA Crown in Dominant Sweep
Kentucky extends unbeat en streak to 24 with a 75 37 win over Mississippi as Little Louisville Dampier leads with 20 points. Michigan, Kansas, Vanderbilt, Providence and Nebraska post key late season upsets and records in Big Ten and national action.
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al Lopes
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Dark Accused Of Being Racially Prejudiced In '65
Former San Francisco Giants manager Alvin Dark faced charges of racial prejudice tied to comments about Negro and Latin American players during the 1964 stretch drive. Willie Mays, now with Look Magazine, claims Dark used him to deflect the accusations while denying the fault. Mays recalls Dark naming him captain to quiet players and recounts a 1964 clubhouse lineup incident.
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17Yearold girl snaps world backstroke mark in swim meet
Kimberley South Africa United Press International reports a 17 year old girl from France named Kiki Caron placed third in a backstroke event as Ann Fairlie, also 17, breaks a world record in a junior class. The limited readable text notes a top placement and record context.
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Clay Terrell title fight under review as Friday vote urged
Chicago sources say the Illinois Athletic Commission will decide Friday whether to approve Cassius Clay versus Ernest Terrell for the undisputed world heavyweight title on March 29. The panel heard Clay apologize for alleged unpatriotic remarks and deferred action until Clay appears in person.
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UPI
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Aew
West Virginia and Ohio basketball scores roundup
A dense listing of high school and college basketball results across West Virginia, Ohio, and surrounding areas. Teams named include Gassaway Clay George Washington Monongah Fairmont Catholic Mannington Rivesville Bethany Cameron Powhatan Point Wheeling McKinley Ripley Ravenswood Grafton Clarksburg Jane Lew Sand Fork Richwood Shady Spring Stonewall Jackson Dunbar Fort Ashby Paw Paw Piedmont Elk Garden Ridgeley Spanishburg Talcott Montcalm Forest Hill Bowlesburg Morgantown St Francis and more, with numerous totals and pairings.
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Rivesville
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Powhatan Point
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Ripley
Ravenswood
Grafton
Clarksburg
Jane Lew
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Richwood
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Clay
Stonewall Jackson
Dodgers Sign Lou Johnson as Others Remain Unsettled
United Press International reports Dodgers outfielder Lou Johnson received a contract around 17000 dollars, more than doubling his 1965 pay, while he may sit on the bench behind Tommy Davis. unsigned big three are Koufax Drysdale Wills. Other teams and players also secured deals in a flurry of spring signings across the league.
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Dodgers
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Davis
David
Sandy Koufax
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Atlanta Man To Testify In Trial Against Braves
Wisconsin prosecutors seek testimony from Arthur Montgomery president of Coca Cola Atlanta and Fulton County Stadium Authority chair in an antitrust case over the Braves move to Atlanta. A federal subpoena is pursued to access detailed National League financial records as trial set to begin next Monday before Circuit Judge Elmer Oller.
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Ski Meet Draws Crested Butte Standouts to Windham
Max March Davie Gorsuch and Marvin Moriarty will represent Crested Butte Colorado at the world professional skiing championships in Windham New York on Thursday and Friday.
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