Stratton and Oceana Stay Unbeaten With Wins
Stratton rallied to beat Kimball 78-72 while Oceana overwhelmed Welch 87-75 to extend their unbeaten runs to nine games. Isaiah Bailey led Stratton with 27 points, and Paul McKinney scored 33 for Welch. Glen Rogers beat Stoco 78-62 as Tomm y Brooks led with 25.
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Kimball
Welch
Bulldogs
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Bailey
Paul McKinney
Welch Gym
Indians
Wyoming
Larry Laxton
Elwood Pennington
Owls
Glen Rogers
Stoco
Robert Smyre
Wayne Hopkins
Tommy Brooks
Doug Pizzino
Daniel Sizemore
Freddie Powers
Tommy Peck
Darrell Jenskins
Ronnie Harrison
Dick Gentry
Oakvale
Bernard Eades
Mount Hope
Montgomery
Summersville
Fayetteville
Irvin Panky
John Trice
Jienny Edmonds
Marty Mayo
Lu Isiah Bailey
Robert Rhinehart
Richard Schofield
Tommy Moore I
Ty Robert Kimball
McNeal Craig
Arthur Cunningham
Wade McCormick
Clarence Henderson
William Darden
O'Dell Barnes
Marion Woody
Kimballow So
Oceana Hannah
Pendry
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Welch Stafford
White
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Jack Trystuck
Jerry Piercy
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Tommy Pack
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Sandstone
Jackie Bowles
Dal Vandall
Laryr Burnett
David Vandall
Ronnie Sanbaugh
Marvin Plumley
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Mark Twain
Milton Mayhem
Darrell Green
Bradley Jackson
David Rice
James Jones
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Napoleon Jones
Charles Mays
Ken Callaway
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Dallas Blankenship
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Marvin Short
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Bill Auxier
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Radon
Dick McKinney
James Stevenson
Randall Hurst
Darrell Jenkins
Wade McBride
Jack Thompson
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National Pro-Am Golf Tourney Opens At Pebble Beach
The Crosby Clambake, the National Pro Am golf championship, begins Thursday at Pebble Beach Monterey and Cypress Point. Defending champ Tony Lema competes among a star lineup including Venturi Palmer Nicklaus and Nicklaus, while rain soaked the courses but clearing weather is forecast. The event carries an $84,500 purse, the largest in its 24 year history, with proceeds historically going to charity via Bing Crosby.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Bing Crosby
Monterey Country Club
Cypress Point
Morgantown and many teams clash in busy score roundup
A long list of basketball results from Morgantown to Weston and surrounding towns shows Morgantown 79 Fairmont West 75, Oceana 87 Welch 75, Huntington 113 Crum 4, Parkersburg Catholic 72 Ravenswood 72, and many other local victories and close losses across West Virginia communities, with scores spanning from single digits to over a hundred.
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Morgantown
Fairmont West
Summersville
Fayetteville
Glen Rogers
Stoco
Hinton
Meadow Bridge
Oceana
Welch
Stratton
Kimball
Alderson
Crichton
Conley
Baileysville
Smoot
Forest Hill
Dunbar
Stonewal Jackson
Hoover
Nitro
George Washington
Cedar Grove
Charleston
East Bank
Huntington Vinson
Wayne Huntington St. Joseph
Milton
Huntington Marshal
Crum
Hamlin
Guyan Valley
Madison Scott
Hurricane
Baffalo of Wayne
Fort Gay
Ceredo Kenova
Catlettsburg
Willamson
Matewan
Logan
Chapmanville
Outstanding Bowlers Lead All Star Doubles Run
Bowlers Emmett Pugh and teammates post high sets and averages with multiple 200 games and series. Notable performances include John Gorsica 614 series and 213 game by Ross Phipps, while the All-Star doubles team Phipps Gorsica lead 11 1 in standings. The list also tallies other strong performances and ages.
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Emmett Pugh
Dix Manning
Bob Thomas
Billi Klein
Jack Klaus
Joe Waugh
Dennis Stone
George Corey
Ross Phipps
Jim Warden
Carl Perry
Orford Thompson
Phipps-Gorsica
Rollison-Pietrantozzi
Pennington-Johnson
Gorsica-Lilly
Martina-Daniel
Thomas Johnson
Meadows-Williams
Bliss-Heagarty
Gorsica & Lilly
John Gorsica
Phipps
Gorsica
Dido Pietrantozzi
Tom Williams
Joe Gorsica
Gus Lilly
Louisville Edges Cincinnati Five in triple overtime
Louisville coach Peck Hickman earned his 400th win as sophomore Joe Liedtke hit a game winning 15 foot jumper with seconds left in the third overtime to beat Cincinnati 82-80 after regulation 69 all, with Eddie Creamer top scorer for Louisville. Duquesne upset DePaul 73-69 as Willie Somerset shot well, Purdue beat Notre Dame 78-74 led by Dave Schellhase.
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Indians
Ray Austin
Jerry Piercy
Mark Twain
Downing
Sandstone
Milton Mayhem
Bradley Jackson
Theer
David Vandall
Minutemen
Dallas Blankenship
Larry Blankenship
Pineville
Larry
Ray Sharp
Conley High School
Wyoming County
Baileysville
Mullens
Blue Devils
Conley
Roughriders
Gordon Jones
George Smith
Leonard Douglas
Kenneth Petties
Danny Graves
Duke Marrs
Kenny Sepko
Herndon
Oakvale
Cornell
Colgate
Harvard
Dartmouth
Duquesne
DePaul
Florida A&m
Tuskegee
Louisville
Cincinnati
Purdue
Notre Dame
Kent St
Ball St
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Arkansas St
Arkan. Tech
iOregon Tech
S.oregon
Leonard A. Granato
UPI
Peck Hickman
Joe Liedtke
Liedtke
Ron Krick
Eddie Creamer
Ken Cunningham
Roland West
Hickman
Willie Somerset
Pittsburgh
Somerset
Dukes
Lafayette
Ind
Dave Schellhase
Boilermakers
Irish
Ron Reed
Schellhase
Big Ten
Griffith Named Fighter Of Year 1964 Boxing Honors
Emile Griffith of New York named fighter of the year for 1964 by Ring magazine. The Clay Liston heavyweight title bout labeled fight of the year for 1964, with Griffith noted as the sport’s most active champion, fighting six times including defenses against Luis Rodriguez in Las Vegas and Brian Curvis in London. The Miami Beach bout on February 25 saw Clay defeat Liston as Liston failed to leave his corner in the seventh round, changing the heavyweight landscape despite no dramatic war.
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UPI
Emile Griffith
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Ring Magazine
Boxing Review
Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Las Vegas
Brian Curvis
Lonon
Clay-Liston
Maimi Beach
Liston
Chamberlain Missed as 76ers Fall to Pistons in Toledo
The 76ers, shorthanded after trading for Wilt Chamberlain, lost 103-95 to Detroit in Toledo Ohio. Reg Harding led Detroit with 22 points while Hal Greer scored 22 for Philadelphia. Robertson scored 40 for the Royals in a 103-99 win over the Hawks.
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United Press International
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Detroit
Toledo
Ohio
76Ers
San Francisco
Reg Harding
Pistons
Hal Greer
National Basketball Association
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
St. Louis Hawks
Robertson
Royals
Bob Pettit
Hawks
Gar
Bianchi
Caldwell
Costello
Gambee
Ger Harding
Jacks
Kerr
Miles
Walker
Mo'land
Warley
Reed Oo
Greer
Hoyt Wilhelm Signs 65 Contract With Chicago
Veteran knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm, 41, signed a 1965 contract with the Chicago White Sox for about 40000 dollars. He will start his 22nd season, coming off a 12-0 record with 21 saves and a 1.99 ERA in 73 games, and aims to improve on major league relief records. The Cardinals signed Dick Groat as captain, while Cubs and Dodgers led signings with multiple players including Burwell, Slaughter, Bertell, Len Gabrielson, Boccabella, Fairly, Wes Parker, Bill Singer, and others. Fronts Jack Sanford signed with the Giants after arm surgery. Jim O'Toole joined the Reds. Pirates expect Bob Friend and Bill Mazeroski contracts, in the mail. Zoilo Versailles and Ron Theobald agreed with the Twins.
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Groat
St. Louis
Cardinals
Dick Groat
Jerry Buchek
Tito Francona
Bobby Tolan
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cubs
Dick Burwell
Sterling Slaughter
Dick Bertell
Len Gabrielson
John Boccabella
Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Wes Parker
Bill Singer
Charlie Bohling
Dennis Dabo
Bill Parker
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Sanford
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Tom Kelley
Daryl Farnsworth
Jack Molini
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Bill Mazeroski
Zoilo Versailles
Ron Theobald
Minnesota Twins
Weber's Leading Bowling Tourney Finalists Set
Weber of Florissant Missouri led the 24th All Star bowling tournament semifinals with a 1316 six game block and a 1392 series to total 10474, 66 pins ahead of Harry Smith of Boston. Smith finished second with 10408 after a strong 1357 second block. Bobby Meadows of Dallas moved to third with 10324 as Dwayne Martin set semifinals records with 1479 in six games and 2824 across 12, while Dave Tombert rolled the tournament’s third perfect 300.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Dick Weber
Florissant
Weber
Harry Smith
Boston
Mass
Smith
Bobby Meadows
Dallas
Tex
Jean Winsch
South Bend
Ind
Helen Duval
Berkeley
Calif
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Norridge
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Miss Duval
Miss Gloor
Dwayne Martin
Wichita
Kans
Martin
Bill Hessel
Tampa
Fila
Don Carter
St. Louis
Pocahontas Edges Montcalm In Low-Scoring Duel
Pocahontas and Montcalm High Schools played a tense basketball game Tuesday night with a 2-1 final. The defensive battle kept both teams from scoring, but Pocahontas managed the lone win. Fans joke about a rematch in a refrigerator wearing thermal underwear.
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Pocahontas
Montcalm High Schools
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