Beard Captures Stroke Edge In Lucky Tournament
Frank Beard edges to a one stroke lead on a tough course in a players field headed by Ray Floyd Arnold Palmer and Tom Weiskopf. The crowd watched as pro after pro pressed for the win with Beard holding the late advantage amid a field of big names and a London clock tower note.
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Frank Beard
Ak Minis
Arnold Palmer
Pop
Nike Souchak
Ray Floyd
Kem Venturi
RASAM
Tom Welskert
Joe Campbell
Jay Dolan
Jack Burke
Finsterwald
Larry Mowry
Billy Casper
al Moem
Ccceees
Doug Ford
Cseceees
George Archer
Bill Martindale
Charles Giford
Miller Barber
Chuck Courtnney
Townes
Terry Wilcox
Mrry Mancour
Dean Refram
Joe Taylor
Bob Vernay
Jonmibor
Steve Opperman
Dave Hiskey
Gearby
Homero Blancas
Oseardenusnbas
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Millrose Games Award Goes To Canadian Crothers At Boston
Canadian runner Bill Crothers won the Most Valuable Performer trophy at the 77th Boston Athletic Association games. He clocked 2:09.9 in the 1000 yards and anchored a winning East York mile relay, turning a deficit into victory. John Pennel cleared 16 feet but failed at 17. Other notable performances included John Lawson’s 8:39.9 two miles and Leon Coleman’s 5.4 second 45-yard hurdles final.
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UPI
John Pennel
Pennel
Boston A.A
Kipchoge Keino
Learat
Bill Crothers
Joseph Ome
John Lawson
Crothers
Canada
East York
Kansas
Lawson
Tracy Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Davenport
Leon Coleman
Winston-Salem State College
Fordham
Perry
Lewis
Bradley wins Sullivan Award amid stellar amateur career
Bill Bradley, Princeton basketball star, is named the 1965 Sullivan Award winner. The 6 foot 5 forward, UPI Player of the Year, declined a pro contract for a Rhodes scholarship and is at Worcester College, Oxford. Bradley tops 486 ballots with 852 points, first basketball recipient of the honor.
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New York
UPI
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Worcester
Oxford
Crystal City
Lakers Clinch Division Edge as Hazzard Nets 28
United Press reports the Lakers push their East lead with Walt Hazzard scoring 28 as Los Angeles outscored Baltimore 34-4 in a record fourth quarter. Celtics shade Knicks 118-115 in Boston, while St Louis and Philadelphia also win to stay in front in their divisions.
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National Basketball Association
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Celtics
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Oscar Robertson
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Rochester Nips Detroit on Ice
Rochester Americans use late goal to edge Quebec Aces 4 3 in an American Hockey League clash. Jean Guy Gendron scored the decisive goal as Rochester, the Eastern Division leader, rallied after a back and forth battle. Other AHL results: Baltimore over Providence 4 1, Cleveland over Pittsburgh 4 1, Hershey falls to Buffalo.
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Hershey
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Philadelphia
Balt
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Los Angeles
Roch
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Buffalo
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Rochester
Williams DiMaggio swap that almost happened on train
The tale recounts a near swap between Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio around 1949 discussed by Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey and Yankees chief Dan Topping during a train trip. Casey Stengel downplays the episode, saying the deal was never close and likely never occurred, despite vivid recollections of both sides drafting perfect trade ideas.
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New York
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Macy
Setalio
Casey Stengel
Red Sox
Yankees
Casey
Tedds
Deal That Vanished In The Night Between Two Executives
The narrative recalls a late night meeting where two executives discussed a swap involving Yawkey and Richman, then woke to find the plan shelved. The morning after, both questioned the deal as they headed to breakfast, and the proposed trade dissolved. Other rumored swaps also fell apart in 1954.
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Topping
Frank Lane
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Phillies
Tigers
Yankees
Aon
Mickey Mantle
Warren Spahn
Canadiens Beat Bruins In NHL Victory at Boston Garden
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Boston Bruins 3-1 with a penalty-free game amid a rough night. No penalties were called on either side, while other notes mention the Detroit Red Wings leading the standings and injuries to Doug Barkley from an incidental eye injury.
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Boston Bruins
Detroit Red Wings
Reg Fleming
The
Red Wings
Doug Barkley
Wildcats Face Old Rivals In SEC Title Chase
Kentucky, ranked second nationally, meets Alabama, Vanderbilt, and Georgia this week as coach Adolph Rupp pushes for continued high scoring after an 115-78 win over Auburn. Duke idle until Feb 7, while top teams like Providence and St Joseph's suffer key losses in a crowded top ten.
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Adolph Rupp
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Vanderbilt
Geor
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Kentucky
Auburn
Duke
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Commodores
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St. Joseph’s
Bradley
Cincinnati
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Louisville
St. Louis
Texas
West Texas State
New Mexico
Weber Leads Bowling Tourney in Lansing Showdown
Dick Weber of St Louis tops the American Division by 343 pins over Bob Strampe of Detroit. Weber faces Nelson Burton Jr of St Louis in a Sunday final for the $15,000 first prize. Betty Rockwell of Lynn, Mass led the Women’s National Division as Joy Abel of Chicago was edged in a close finish. Burton defeated Roy Lawn of El Paso to clinch his division with a late 252 game.
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Roy Lawn
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New York
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South Bend, Inc
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College basketball results across multiple teams and cities
A long listing of college basketball results includes scores from Clemson to Wichita, with numerous games across East Coast and Midwest venues. Notable showings feature Maryland, West Virginia Tech, Concord, St. Marys, Notre Dame, George Washington, and Iowa State among many others, reflecting a dense schedule with varied outcomes.
Falcons Retake Conference Lead After Upset Victory
Fairmont State College tops the Western Division with a 14-1 conference mark after W V Wesleyan upset Morris Harvey 84-62. Morris Harvey sits 11-2 in conference, Eastern Division leader. Salem, Shepherd, and West Liberty follow in standings while WV Tech and Wesleyan trail in their divisions. Concord beat Davis, Glenville 81-72. Alderson Broaddus Shepherd 70-14. Tech defeated West Liberty 70-63.
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Simmons Joins Eckert's Baseball Commission Staff
Harry Simmons longtime International League secretary since 1952 was added to Baseball Commissioner William D. Eckert's staff. He will serve in a general capacity with no official title, Eckert said Sunday.
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MAN New York
UPI
Harry Simmons
International League
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Eckert
Bowie Horses Perish In Fire at Snowbound Track
At Bowie Race Track in Maryland a pre dawn fire swept five barns in the Blueberry Hill area. About 160 horses were stabled there and 40 perished with more possibly injured. Damage to the barns reached roughly $200,000 as firemen battled through heavy snow and near zero temperatures. The winter meeting was canceled as conditions hampered response.
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WVU names Bobby Bowden as head offensive coach
West Virginia University hires Bobby Bowden of Florida State University as head offensive coach under Jim Carlen. Bowden, 36, father of six, is the fifth assistant hired since Carlen took over. He previously led Howard College Birmingham to a 31-6 record and earned a masters from Peabody College.
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