UCLA Bruins extend win streak to 13 with Stanford rout
UCLA beat Stanford 80 66 as Keith Erickson led scoring with 31 points while Bob Bedell topped Stanford with 32. Top 10 teams also starred with Michigan, Wichita, Indiana, St Josephs, San Francisco, St Johns, and Davidson posting wins. Other notable performances included Dave Bing 33 points for Syracuse and Bob Lewis 35 for North Carolina.
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Citadel and VMI Face Nonleague Foes Tonight
The Citadel hosts Erskine while Virginia Military Institute travels to Georgia Tech as Southern Conference action resumes after a brief break. Davidson and William and Mary post consecutive wins, Davidson extending its conference lead with a 6 0 mark while VMI sits last.
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Smith Leading In All Star Tourney
Harold Smith of Boston led the National All Star Bowling Tournament with 6614 pins for 30 games, a 110 pin edge over Fred Lening as Lening slipped to second and Dick Weber fell to third. Smith’s 1406 six game block included a 279, the field narrows tonight, and a strong women’s division sees Jean Winsch take the lead with 2451 after two days.
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Ellis wins San Diego Open in Sudden Death
Wes Ellis of West Caldwell New Jersey triumphed at the San Diego Open golf tournament beating Bill Casper in a sudden death playoff for $4,850 after a final round 65 to finish 267. Casper shot 64 for 267, Knudson 269 and Pott 268 for top prizes at Stardust Country Club in ideal conditions.
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Clarke sets 5000m world record in Sydney
Ron Clarke of Australia clocks 13 34.6 to set a world best in the 5 000 meters at a Sydney meet. In Houston the West beat the East 38 14 in the AFL All Star game. Hill Rise wins the San Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita by about two lengths. Willie Mays signs a 1965 contract with the Giants for about 105 000. In Melbourne the United States defeats Britain and Australia oust France to reach the Federation Cup final.
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NCAA allows full substitutions after each ball change
The NCAA Rules Committee authorized full-scale substitutions for college football whenever the ball changes hands, expanding player rotations throughout games.
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Riverside 500 winner Gurney nets third straight title
Riverside California reports Dan Gurney captured his third consecutive Riverside 500 stock car victory. A. J. Foyt, twice an Indianapolis 500 winner, suffered injuries in a crash during the event.
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Celtics Rally Past Royals for 14th Straight Win
Boston remains unbeaten in the NBA as it stretched its Eastern lead with a 101-98 victory over the Cincinnati Royals. The St. Louis Hawks defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 118-105 to tie the Western Division standings, with Bob Pettit pouring in 34 points.
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Beckley Women Win Regional Bowling Qualifiers
Beckley players Dot Turbyfill and Katharine Smith will represent the Beckley area in the regional finals of the Nationwide Insurance Region Two Women's Bowling Tournament in Huntington January 22 to 24. They finished first and second in the handicap division of the regional semifinals at TV Lanes. Top ten includes Adelaide Bryant of Oak Hill and several Beckley participants.
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Flying Eagles Release 1965 Football Schedule
Woodrow Wilson High School announces a 1965 football schedule for the Flying Eagles coached by Ken Wheeler. The team will play 10 games from September 3 to November 12 with Beckley opening at Mullens and concluding at home versus Hinton. Parkerburg moves from spot two to nine in the schedule.
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WVU Grid Star Dies In Florida
Albert H Glenn known as Big Slee py, 59, a WVU halfback from the mid 1920s and longtime Charleston High School coach, died in Orlando of a heart attack while visiting a stepdaughter. He was a West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame member and former Kanawha County commissioner. Charleston Mayor John Shanklin praised his inspiration to young coaches. Glenn also served as manager of the Charleston Sanitary Board.
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Nilsson Retains Speed Crown at World Meet in Sweden
Jonny Nilsson, the 1963 world speed skating champion from Vaenersborg, Sweden, retained his title by winning the 5,000 and 10,000 meters. He finished second in the 1,500 meters and eighth in the 500 meters, totaling 190.445 points.
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Sukeforth Returns as Pirates Minor League Manager
Clyde Sukeforth will manage the Gastonia North Carolina team in the Western Carolina League, part of the Pirates farm system. George Detore to pilot Salem Virginia in the Appalchian Rookie League. Harding Peterson and Tom Saffell receive new posts. Larry Shepard to lead Columbus in the International League. Bob Clear to manage Kinston in the Carolina league. The Pirates sign Stan Thomas and Dave Roberts, expanding the official player list to 12.
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