D'Antoni and Blankenship Lead Marshall Freshmen
Marshall College basketball sees Danny D'Antoni and Dallas Blankenship as top scorers in the 1985 66 season. D'Antoni leads with 139 points averaging 19.8 per game, Blankenship right behind at 128 points and 17.5 per game amid an improving Herd. The pair sparked Marshall’s offense, following last year’s outside shooting trend set by Joe Dawson and Orville Stepp, as D'Antoni scored 33 points in a 128 105 win over Franklin University.
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Marshall
Frosh
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Mountain State
John Sword
Little Herd
Danny D’antoni
Mullens
Dallas
Joe Dawson
Orville Stepp
Dawson
Stepp
D’antoni
Blankenship
Franklin University
Bowlers and league leaders noted in Raleigh bowling results
A detailed list of bowlers, series, and high games from multiple leagues led by Beckley Mfg No 1 and The Ghouls with standout scores. The record includes players like John Capone, Mike Guerino, Betsy White, Kitty Tate, and John Smiley, plus league leaders and high team series. The segment ends with Ed Jucker to coach the Spanish national team for the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City.
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Art Chrysler
DDD Realty
Lumber Co
Coca Cola
Sgwaite
Fsver
Wyoming Gen. Hosp
Bank of Raleigh
Spark
Berehart
P. C. John High
Kirby Lam
R Co
Ind
Jim Dale
John Hamric
Schulte
Joe Gorsica
Bob Thomas
John Gorsica
Marco Cipolat
Russell Feazelle
Clarence Tankersley
Barker
Bill Shumate
George Moss
John Daniel
John Houck
Chester Ferrell
Dix Manning
P. C. Johnson
Eas Pugh
Dennis Stone
Buick
Beckley
Dave Anderson
Tom Bransford
Mike Guerino
Jake Wetzel
George Wagner
Essa
Lewis Worley
Woody Cook
Merlin Campbell
WICK
G. C. Murphy
Misfits
Ghouls
Krazy Kats
John Smiley
Kitty Tate
Mnsters
Cosa Ndelona
Secin
UPI
Ed Jucker
University of Chacanet
Atexico City
Jucker
College Basketball Scores and Results Across Regions
A dense roundup lists college and high school basketball scores from West Virginia, Ohio, and beyond. Notable games include Glenville State beating W V State 81 to 79, Concord 63 over Salem 65, and Bluefield 80 over Pineville 68. Eastern teams like Columbia and Fordham post victories, while Ohio’s Rutland and neighboring towns report wins and losses in crowded scorelines.
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West Virginia
Morris Harvey
Beckley
Salem
Glenville
W. Va
Emory & Henry
Concord High School
Welch
Northfork-Elkhorn
Morgantown
East Fairmont Barrackville
Fairview
Philip Barbour
Monongah
Martins Fe
Am. Int
Brandeis
Swarthmore
Pa. Mil
Produce
Rhode Island
Buffalo St
Alfred
NYU
Iowa
Nyack
Northeastern
Mild
Montclair St
Wynsbrg
Ind
Wesleyan
Coast Guard
Midwest
Toledo
Marquette
Ewing Green
Kent of Walsh
Cleveland St. Jne Carroll
Case Tech
E W. Reserve
Cragie Tech
Illinois
Wisconsin
Otterbein
Wittenberg
Mil. Wis
Carroll
Coll. Earlham
St. Francis
Cornell
Lake Forest
Kan
Duke
Clemson
Morgan St
Duke Edges Clemson On Vacendak Flip In Tight ACC Clash
Duke edged Clemson 87-85 on a late Vacendak basket flip as the senior led the Blue Devils in a close Atlantic Coast Conference game. The scoreboard swung with Vacendak’s late move, while Freeman and Jones added 27 and 25 respectively for Duke's win backing.
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Duke
Vacendak
Agg
Blue Devils
Clemson
Illinois
Freeman
Jones
Wisconsin
NCAA Windup Convention Units Contend With Pro Vacancies
Washington reports a windy convention session where NCAA leaders and AFCA discuss looming pro coaching openings. Names from Dartmouth, Notre Dame, Nebraska, and Alabama swirl in hotel lobby chatter as five college vacancies spark widespread speculation about shifts in college gridiron leadership.
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Washington
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Dartmouth
Bob Blackman
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Nebraska
Ora
Alabama
American Football Coaches Association
Smith named MVP as East routs West in All-Star game
Adrian Smith, a Kentucky native and veteran Royals guard, was crowned Most Valuable Player in the 16th NBA All-Star game, lifting the East to a 137-94 blowout over the West in Cincinnati. Oscar Robertson, Wilt Chamberlain, and Jerry Lucas also contributed, with Lucas leading rebounds and scoring for the East. The item notes injuries and broader league context, including college and rule discussions at the NCAA convention.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Adrian ‘Smith
Smith
Kentucky
Cincinnati Royals
Oscar Robertson Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
Chamberlain
John Havlicek
Celtics
Robertson
Evail
United
St. Cant W
Pittsburgh
Atlanta Falcons
Miami Dolphins
Redskins
Iethees
Duke
West Virginia
NCAA
University of New Mexico
Coaches’ Association
No Rules Committee
New Orleans
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Les Femmes Opal Owens
Betty Bazzarre
Betty Fazio
Louise Gilchrist
Dolly Johnson
Bowl Keyser
J. D. Delp
Frank Serge
Swesswy
Tony Milano
Glen Pack
Henry Anderson
Bill Oliver
Bob Shelton
Dennie Stover
Morning Ladies
Mixers
Les Femmes
Cobras
the ‘P’ Nuts
A&m
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John Beasley
le Goa
Razorba
Teledeon
Jimmy Turner
Darrell Hardy
Torey Lee Wells
Oklaho
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North Texas State
Jeff Evans
Horned Frogs
Xas Christian
Rice
Kendall Rhine
Ager
Mexico
Maria
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Fey
Suth’land
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Steve Vacendak
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Adrian Smith
Los Peris Lakers
Jerry West
An Sirian
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Greer
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HM Miles
Walker
Chil Russell
Barry
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Roddy Kilowatt
Sewell Electric CO
East Rainelle
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