Boxers Set For Golden Gloves Card In Beckley March 14
Amateur boxing heats return to the area with top Golden Gloves matchups led by Mabhscott’s William Baby Mitchell and Huntington’s Gene Masters. Mitchell won the 1964 welterweight sectional title. Masters claimed the middleweight open crown. Masters has size advantage and is coached by Kenny Partlow. The event, expected to be a strong card, highlights a surge in local boxing as a new gym under local officials aims to improve preparation and ring readiness.
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Three Games In City Church League Monday Night
First Methodist beat Presbyterian 27 22 Calvary routed First Baptist 47 19 and Assembly of God defeated Christian 44 39. S Foster led First Methodist with 13 points Reed topped Presbyterian with nine.
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British boxing results in London undercard action
Rubin Carter of Clifton New Jersey stopped Harry Scott in Britain. Vic Andretti also stopped Joe Brown in London. The card included fighters from New Jersey and New Orleans with UPI reporting the results.
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Gord LaBossieres Farewell Helps Clippers Beat Hornets
Gord LaBossiere made his farewell appearance with the Baltimore Clippers on Tuesday night after being called up to the NHL by the New York Rangers. He sparked a 6-3 win over the Pittsburgh Hornets with a setup play and two goals. Jacques Plante, traded from the Rangers to the Clippers, stopped 39 shots in the American Hockey League contest. The Cleveland Barons and Quebec Aces traded goals before the Aces scored three straight for a 6-4 victory. Wayne Hicks led the Eastern Division pace-setters with two assists and a goal in the other AHL game.
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Van Arsdale twins share Indiana MVP honors
Bloomington Indiana PWI Tom and Dick Van Arsdale twins who aided Indiana to a 19 5 basketball record this season were named co MVPs for the Hoosiers. In 72 varsity games their careers show a small gap of 12 points and four rebounds between the brothers.
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Ramsey Named NCA Coach of the Year by MBWA
Jack Ramsey, coach of St. Joseph's, was honored as college coach of the year by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association. The Hawks finished the season ranked No. 3 in the UPI major college ratings.
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Second Round Start Promises NAIA Tournament Upsets
Top seeded Central Ohio State meets Midwestern Texas in the NAIA second round. Central beat Jacksonville 78 57 to reach 26th win while Midwestern crushed Valley City 102 56.KEY players include John Henry Young 27 points 28 rebounds for Midwestern Leon Clements 29 points Ouachita and Ken Wilburn 23 points 19 rebounds for Central.
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Kansas City Today's College Schedule Highlights
The lineup features Hastings versus Augsburg at 9 30 a m in Hastings Nebraska and Augsburg Minnesota, followed by Southern Louisiana meeting Eastern Montana at 11 15 a m. Oklahoma Baptist faces Southwestern Louisiana at 1 p m. High Point plays, Alliance clashes with Fairmont at 5 15 p m, Central Ohio against Midwestern at 7 p m, St Benedit's Kansas battles Albany State at 8 45 p m, and Ouachita Baptist of Arkansas meets Lewis at 10 30 p m.
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Sisler Watching Clock It Ran Out Last Season
Cincinnati Reds enter 1965 as contenders with strong pitching depth and a deep farm system led by Tony Perez and Tommy Helms. Vada Pinson boosts offense but average dipped. Rose Ruiz Helms battle for infield spots while Robinson and Pinson anchor outfield. Promising San Diego recruits and veteran starters Jim Maloney O'Toole Jay shape a balanced squad aiming for a pennant in a tough league.
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Driesell Named Top SC Mentor
Richmond Virginia UPI Charles G Driesell nicknamed lefty by Davidson earns Southern Conference Coach of the Year for the third straight season guiding the Wildcats to a 24 2 record though they fell in the conference tournament. He led with 20 votes in a field that included Bill Chambers William & Mary and others from Virginia Tech Richmond The Citadel and West Virginia.
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Mikan to Speak at Morgantown Touchdown Club Banquet
George Mikan, 6-9 basketball great of the Minneapolis Lakers, will be featured speaker at the Morgantown Touchdown Club banquet on March 28. The event honors WV high school championship coaches and a player of the year yet to be named, with Fairmont State’s Joe Retton and WV Tech’s Neal Baisi also to be honored for conference tournament and regular season titles.
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Detroit Red Wings Lead NHL Race With Victory Over Canadiens
Detroit moved into sole first in the NHL standings by beating Montreal 3 2 on Alex DelVecchio’s late goal. Del Vecchio added his 20th of the season, Ullman 32nd, Howe assisted on all three Wings goals. Montreal took an early 1 0 lead as Beliveau netted first.
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Fairmont State rallies to upset Upper Iowa in NAIA tourney
Fairmont State College overcome a 17 point first half deficit to beat Upper Iowa 94 91 in the NAIA tournament round here Dwight Conaway scored 22 points 14 in the second half and Stan Shingleton added 23 led the Falcons while Allen Alberts had 29 for Upper Iowa The Falcons advance to face Alliance of Pennsylvania at 6 15 p m today in the second round.
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Roma Founded in 753 B C On April Twenty Fourth
The Roman Era began on April 24 753 B C the traditionally cited date for the founding of Rome. The epoch marks the start of Roman civilization according to legend and historical calculation.
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