West All-Stars beat East in NFL Pro Bowl at Los Angeles
West defeats East 34 to 14 at Memorial Coliseum to extend the Pro Bowl series edge. Minnesota’s Tarkenton threw a TD and 172 yards, Gino Marchetti and Unitas reflect on pride and money, while Ray Nitschke and Merlin Olsen shine on defense.
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Baltimore Colts
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Minnesota
Frank Tarkenton
Merlin Olsen
David Jones
Los Angeles Rams
Roger Brown
Detroit Lions
Willie Davis
Green Bay
Ray Nitschke
Sonny Jurgensen
Bill Brown
Aéne
Tarkenton
Detroit
Wayne Walker
Bruins Defeat Oregon Beavers
UCLA moved to 11 straight wins by crushing Oregon State 83-53 as Cazzie Russell and Bill Buntin led a dominant performance. Illinois dropped a 89-98 decision at Michigan while top teams including Indiana Wichita St Josephs and San Francisco posted solid victories on Saturday.
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Ann Arbor
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Cazzie Russell
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Missouri
New Mexico
Arizona
de Pauwall
Bisons blank Aces as Chadwick stars in AHL
Buffalo Bisons guard Ed Chadwick stopped 25 shots to blank Quebec 6 to 0 and narrow the gap on Rochester in the Weston Division. Pat Hannigan scored twice with Leonard Lunde adding a goal and two assists as Buffalo moved within nine points of Rochester. Other Sunday results: Baltimore 3 Rochester 1, Springfield 2 Cleveland 0, Providence 6 Hershey 4.
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High School Basketball Scores and College Results
A long list of basketball results spans high school matchups in West Virginia and Ohio and college games across the East. Notable showings include Princeton beating Pt. Pleasant 96 to 58 and Parkersburg Catholic edging Sistersville 71 to 69, with many other regional scores and opponents such as West Virginia University, Notre Dame, Syracuse, and Yale contributing to a dense postgame roundup. The compilation covers scores, opponents, and notable margins from games played across multiple states.
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High School Lookout
Mount Hope
Oceana
Conley
Peterstown
Oakvale
Marsh Fork
Clear Fork
Ronceverte
Rupert
Marlinton
Lewisburg
Princeton
Pt. Pleasant
Gary Dist
Williamson Liberty
Parkersburg Catholic
Sistersville
Martins Ferry
Linsly
Wellsburg
Warwood
Moundsville
Bellaire St. John
Girard
Bishop Donahue
River Local
Magnolia
St. Michael
Hartford
Hofstra
West Chester
Cornell
Harvard
Army
Seton Hall
Connecticut
Vermont
Manhattan
Wagner
Bucknell
Colgate
Hartwick
Muhlenberg
Lehigh
Gettysburg
Bates
New Hampshire
Salem St
Bentley Springfield
Tufts
Assumption
Brandeis
Williams
Wesleyan
Holy Cross
Boston U
Geneva
Waynesburg
Wash & Jeff
John Carroll
Grove City
Harney Takes Lead In LA Golf Tourney
Defending champion Paul Harney holds a two stroke lead entering the final round of the Los Angeles Open for a $70,000 purse. Harney fired a Sunday three under par 68 to reach 207, with Dan Sikes two back and Bill Casper Howie Johnson four behind. Harney praised his driving, though he three putted twice.
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Harney
Sunset Oaks
Calif
Worcester
Mass
Dan Sikes
Bill Casper
Howie Johnson
Ben Hogan
MacDonald Smith
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Bob Rosburg
Julius Boros
Art Wall
George Knudson
Jack McGowan
Chris Blocker
Paul Harney Shenene
Aneinnth
Adéent
Gallatin Clinches Knick Victory in OT Over Bullets
New York Knickerbockers snap a four game slide by edging Baltimore 122-120 in overtime. Emmette Bryant hits the decisive 20 foot jumper with 46 seconds left in OT. Don Ohl led Baltimore with 36 points while Jerry Lucas and Jack Twyman scored 24 each for Cincinnati in a 140-114 win over Detroit.
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Harry Gallatin
New York Knickerbocker
Gallatin
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John Egan
Bryant
Bailey Howell
Jim Barnes
Don Ohl
Egan
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Jack Twyman
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Wayne Embry
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Odell Chosen Penn Football Coach After Rallying Credence
Bob Odell, former Penn All American and Bucknell head coach, was named head coach at the University of Pennsylvania on a three year contract. He vows to build a recruiting system to attract academically qualified athletes and aims for Ivy League titles. Odell noted Penn’s freshman team was undefeated last season and plans long term development toward non conference and Ivy success.
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Bill Stone
Beckley
Mullens
Woodrow Wilson High School
Stone
Fred Harriston
Charleston
Steve Foster
Pounder
James White
Foster
Sophia
Rebels
Dee Sizemore
Tommy Cox
Mike Jenkins
Butch Forren
Philadelphia
UPI
University of Pennsylvania
Bob Odell
Odell
Bucknell
Penn
Bill Wrabley
Gene Evans
Lycoming College
Navy
Tulane
Stanford
Quakers
Steve Sebo
Sebo
Stiegman
Army
NBA Standings Tuesday Games No Games Scheduled
National basketball standings recap notes that no NBA games were on the schedule for Tuesday. League leaders and team records remain unchanged as teams await upcoming fixtures.
WVU Represented as Lakers Face Pistons at Civic Arena
West Virginia University is represented in the NBA game as the Los Angeles Lakers meet the Detroit Pistons at the Civic Arena. Lakers coach Fred Schaus and star Jerry West, a former Mountaineer, face Rod Thorn of the Pistons, with West runner up to Wilt Chamberlain in scoring. The Lakers hold a 5-1 edge in this season series.
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UPI
West Virginia University
Los Angeles Lakers
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
NBA
Civic Arena
Lakers
Fred Schaus
Mountaineer
Jerry West
WVU
Pistons
Rod Thorn
West
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Mountaineers Host Pitt Hoops in Injury Hit Tilt
West Virginia plays host to Pitt in Morgantown amid injuries to Ricky Ray Bill Maphis and Buddy Quertinmont. Ray out at least four weeks with a broken foot Maphis and Quertinmont dealing with hip bruises. Quertinmont expected to start while Maphis doubtful as Mountaineers seek rebound after two straight losses.
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Pitt
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Ricky Ray
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Buddy Quertinmont
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Quertinmont
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Motelmen and L&B win in City Basketball doubleheader
In Sunday play at the Recreation building Motelmen beat Wilkes Insurance as Jim Fox leads L & B with 223 points and Mar tin adds 17 while Maddy scores 24 for Wilkes. Lewis Transfer defeats Pike Motel 76-47 with Tom Bell Don Miller and Pappy Gunther pacing the winners. Skelton Wrecking forfeits. practice for Girls League continues with director Frank Rodriguez urging more players.
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Pike Motel
Skelton Wrecking
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Tom Bell
Don Miller
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Frank Rodriguez
Harlem Globetrotter Tatum breaks leg in barnstorming game
In Houston, Goose Tatum of the Harlem Globetrotters suffers a fractured right leg during a Saturday night game against the New York Olympians. Roy Emerson wins the Western Australian tennis title by defeating Pierre Darmon 9-7 6-3 6-4 in Perth. Colorado State University Athletic Director Bob Davis dies at 56 in Fort Collins after illness since May.
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Australia
Roy Emerson
Pierre Darmon
France
Fort Collins, Colo
Top SC Hoopsters Battle For First
Davidson leads the Southern Conference with an unblemished 4-0 league mark as they host second-place The Citadel in a key matchup. Citadel sits 6-1, and a win could reshuffle the standings. Nonleague: West Virginia hosts Pitt. Richmond upset WVU 74-71, last Spider win over Mountaineers in 1956.
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Bowl- Wick Professional Mixed Team tops Smiths Grocery event
In a mixed league meet at Spring Market, Bowl- Wick Professional Mixed Team won with standout scores across team and individual events. Colony Drug led high team series with 3191 and Marvin Wales captured top ind series 641 with multiple 200+ games.
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Goddell’s
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Beckley Nat'l Bank
Eppy's Drug
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Raleigh Gen
Harry's Men Shop
Richmond Cleaners
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Carl Worthington
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LPGA Prize Loot Will Raise In 65
Cincinnati report of the 1965 LPGA tour schedule shows 14 official events with 128500 in official prize money and 2500 unofficial, a gain of 8800 over last year. Officials expect a season purse over 360000 led by the 14000 Dallas Civitan Open May 20 23. Other $10000 purses include the St Petersburg Women's Invitational Lady Carling Open and USGA Women's Open.
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UPI
Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour
PGA
Leonard F. Wirtz
Wirtz
Dallas
Tex
St. Petersburg
Hulls Goal Gives Black Hawks Win Over Red Wings
Dennis Hull scored his sixth of the season to lift the Chicago Black Hawks to a 3-2 victory over Detroit, moving the Hawks into sole possession of first place ahead of idle Montreal. Glenn Hall posted a shutout in the final period after a strong first, while Bobby Hull failed to score.
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Johnny Bower
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Ron Stewart
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