Dunbar Bulldogs Lead UPI West Virginia Poll Ahead of Williamson Wolf Pack
Dunbar's Bulldogs top the UPI weekly college basketball rating, ousting Williamson's Wolf Pack 176 to 160 points after a 79-52 win over Kanawha Valley opponent. Richwood rises to sixth, Welch to ninth, Triadelphia enters top 20, while Parkersburg, Wheeling, and Stonewall Jackson drop out.
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West Wilt Lead NBA In Scoring
West and Wilt headlined NBA scoring as of January 23 with West at 1,682 points in 51 games and a 33.0 average while Chamberlain posted 1,587 points in 46 games for a 34.5 average. Robertson Barnett Greer and Ohl followed as top guards with 30.9 to 23.9 and 21.5 averages respectively. Chamberlain also led rebounds at 24.9 per game. Russell was second with 23.2.
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Oscar Robertson
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Bill Russell
Boston
Hawks call Angotti up to join Black Hawks
The Chicago Black Hawks have called up forward Lou Angotti from their Central Hockey League farm club in St Louis. He is expected to join the team in Montreal Wednesday night.
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High School Ratings Standings Surprise Fans
Dunbar leads with 9-1 record and 176 points followed by Williamson 9-2 and 160. Big Creek sits 11-0 with 130, while South Charleston 9-1 and 113 rank fourth. Series lists Wheeling, Parkersburg, Beckley and others receiving votes amid a crowded field.
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St. Albans
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Beckley Golden Gloves Entry Form for 1966 Tournament
Entry blank for the Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored 1966 Sectional Golden Gloves. Event dates February 11 12 and 13 1966. Waiver of damages by participant and heirs. Details on bout count class rules and guardian consent. Send to Jaycee Golden Gloves Director Beckley West Virginia.
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Beckley
W. Va
WVU Quint Faces Arch Rival Pitt On Foreign Wood
WVU (9-5) meets Pittsburgh (4-9) in a Tuesday night showdown in Pittsburgh. Coach Waters notes a razor thin series edge and a 10 day layoff after exams, with Pitt coming off a strong showing at Penn State. He plans no major lineup changes, using two units to pace the game.
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Cassius Clay Spars On Rematch With Jones In Boxing Fallout
UPI reports Doug Jones and Cassius Clay exchange sharp talk about a potential rematch. Jones says he doubts the timing and questions who is truly the champ, while Clay hints at readiness for a delayed second meeting. Jones emphasizes a tough path and unresolved boxing politics beyond the ring.
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Jones Faces Clay Rematch Vows to Prove Tougher Fighter
In a candid pre fight talk, Jones criticizes Clay's speed as a race, recalls the 1965 clash where he outboxed Clay and was never knocked down. Jones notes his own lean years, a 1964 hernia layoff, and a career built on battles with Rademacher Oson Folley. He mentions trying whisky sales before returning to boxing, aiming for a decisive shot in the rematch.
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Twins Sign El Curvo as Pascual Lands New Contract
The Minnesota Twins announce Camilo Pascual nicknamed El Curvo, inked to a contract estimated at 44 000 dollars after steady four year runs and a 9 3 record last year. White Sox ace Skowron and Cubs sluggers Banks and Santo join, while Jim O'Toole weighs a Mets offer matching his 1965 62 000 salary.
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West Virginia Basketball Scores Snapshot
West Virginia teams played multiple games with results including wins for Morris Harvey over West Virginia State 129 to 93. Other scores feature Glenville 71 over Loyola of Chicago 92 Marshall 68, Amherst 64 over East Clark 117, Tenn. Tch 8 against Centenary La. 74, and Ft. Valley St. 117 over Ala. 102.
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Steeler Mentor Demands Discipline For 1966 Roster
PITTSBURGH UPI Bill Austin new head coach of the Steelers pledged discipline for players both on and off the field at a luncheon attended by several players. He said discipline is necessary and referenced Lombardi in outlining expectations for the 1966 roster.
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Hull Continues Record Goaling Pace in NHL
Montreal reports Bobby Hull keeps scoring at record pace with 38 goals in 36 games and 61 points after 23 assists. Hull shares the season high of 50 goals with Maurice Richard and Bernie De Hull, while Norm Dragge Re leads in assists.
Marshall Falls To Chicago Five
Loyola of Chicago defeated Marshall 92 to 68 as Loyola pressured the Ramblers into 30.4 percent shooting early. Seempere led Marshall with 24 points, 16 in the second half, while Alan Miller scored 27 for Loyola. Corky Bell added 17 for Chicago.
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Carlen fills four of seven WVU coaching vacancies
West Virginia University football coach Jim Carlen has not filled four of seven assistant openings including offensive and defensive line and defensive backfield positions. The latest hire is Marshall L. Taylor, 33, named offensive end and flankerback coach. Taylor, from Rockwood Tennessee, came from Tennessee Tech where he was an All-Mater as head freshman coach in 1962 and last year served as head defensive coach.
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Duke and Kentucky Lead in Early College Basketball Poll
Loyola Chicago and Cincinnati rise in the weekly UPI Coaches ratings with Cincinnati vaulting to 10th and Loyola climbing to seventh after notable wins. Duke and Kentucky hold first and second as Providence Texas Western also rise, while Kansas, Bradley, and St Josephs slip.
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Wildcats Continue To Halt Hoop Foes
Kentucky Wildcats stay perfect after a 111-85 win over LSU, their 13th straight victory as Thad Jaracz scores 25 and Pat Riley adds 13. Loyola Chicago racks up 92-68 over Marshall, Michigan State beats Purdue 92-74, Iowa tops Ohio State 98-89, Florida downs Auburn 68-64, Detroit defeats Xavier 95-87, Tennessee crushes Mexico City Pumas 121-42, and Colorado State defeats New Mexico State 109-70.
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