Princeton Seeks Revenge Over Wolverines In NCAA
Princeton seeks revenge on Michigan in the NCAA semifinals in Portland after a 41-point win over Providence and a December loss to Michigan. Michigan advanced by defeating Vanderbilt as UCLA and Wichita State set up the other semifinal in Portland.
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Wolverines
United Press International
Bill Bradley
Mr. Everyting
Oregon Trail
Michigan
Portland
Bradley
Providence
College Park
Banks Sees Momentum For Cubs In 1965 Season
Ernie Banks and Chicago Cubs optimism as Altman and Dark boost expectations. Banks, 34, aims for 140 games at first base after a strong 1964 .261 with 23 homers and 95 RBIs. He recalls past slumps, his records, and the goal to win key games and the pennant.
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Ariz
UPI
Chicago Cubs
Fernie Banks
Rays
Cubs
St. Louis
Banks
Altman
George
George Altman
Mets
Chicago
Alvin Dark
RBI
San Francisco Giants
Bob Bolin
Giants
Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Ad
Old line policy offered by Central Security Life Insurance Co promotes mail order burial coverage for ages 40 to 90. No medical exam, no agent contact, and a tearout form asks for name address and year of birth to receive free information.
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OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Central Security Life Insurance Co
Dept
West Rosedale
Fort Worth
Texas
Wildcats poised for NIT quarterfinals at MSG
Villanova, the No.1 seed and 21-4, faces Manhattan in the National Invitation Tournament quarterfinals as New Mexico meets St. John’s in a pick em matchup. St. John’s and Manhattan won impressive first rounds and eye the title while Detroit meets NYU and Army meets Western Kentucky.
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UPI
Villanova
Manhattan
New Mexico
St. John’s
Madison Square Garden
Redmen
Boston College
Michigan
Detroit
New York University
Army
Western Kentucky
WVU Baseball Names Returning Lettermen For 1965 Season
West Virginia University's 1965 baseball squad will feature nine returning lettermen and four others who saw action last year as the Mountaineers seek a fifth straight Southern Conference title. Coach Steve Harrick, entering his 18th season, projects strength behind the plate and in the outfield while rebuilding the infield. Key players include All-America center fielder Bill Marovic, ace pitcher John Radosevich, and returning pitchers Vaughn Kovach and Charles Wallace, with newcomers from the freshman ranks and various candidates contending at infield and outfield positions.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Steve Harrick
West Virginia
Steve Berzansky
Dale Ramsburg
Mike Dyer
Berzansky
Harrick
Tom Parke
Pittsburgh
Charles Boggs
Charleston
Parke
Boggs
Ralph Lenninger
Hetzel
George Franks
Masontown
Bob Diaco
Newark
N. J
Dave Chaplin
Bill Marovic
Leckrone
Marovic
A Munchin
Fairmont
Munchin
Grant Mullen
Fredericksburg
Doug Stanley
Mullen
Stanley
Jerry Milliken
Hundred
Jack McCullough
Natrona Heights
Rick Mazza
Mike Brown
McDermott
Tom Little
Ron Renner
Chuck Kinder
Saint Albans
Renner
Kinder
Bob McPeek
Parkersburg
John Radosevich
Ronco
Vaughn Kovach
Charles Wallace
Odd
W. Va
Jerry Meadows
Uniontown
Jim Hildreth
Washington, D. C
Rich Robinson
Syracuse
N. Y
Potomac State
Southpaw
P Eaton
Bayard
Ted Semenik
Cairo
Jim Mullendore
Philadelphia gym crowns winners in North American event
Fin lands Olli Laiho and Linda Methany of Tuscola Illinois won top titles at the North American gymnastics championships Saturday night Laiho claimed the all around title while Methany captured the women’s crown
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Philadelphia
UP1
Finland
Olli Laiho
Linda Methany
Tuscola
Ill
Laiho
Miss Methany
Soviets clinch third straight amateur hockey title
Saturday reports from Tampere show the Soviet Union securing its third consecutive amateur ice hockey world championship. Detroit notes Missouri prevailing in the first NCAA indoor track and field championships. In Florida Gulfstream, favored Gun Bow won the Down Handicap by three lengths. In Bowie, Isle of Greece captured the Governor's Gold Cup by four lengths.
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Finland
Soviet Union
Detroit
Missouri
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Hallandale
Fla
Gun Bow
Gulfstream
Bowie
Isle of Greece
Central State wins NAIA title over Oklahoma Baptist
Central State of Ohio upset Oklahoma Baptist 85 81 to capture the NAIA basketball championship. New York natives Linda Waldrop and Edwin Cos Sit win the mixed pairs at the 43rd Middle Atlantic figure skating championships in New York City.
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Central
Ohio
State
Oklahoma Baptist
New York
New
Fraser Wins Puerto Rico Open By One Stroke
Dorado Puerto Rico ell Fraser captures the Puerto Rico Open title by a single stroke over Art Wall and Al Besselink. Fraser edges the field in a tight finish at Dorado Country Club with clutch approach shots and steady putting.
Sanders Wins Doral Open By One Stroke
Doug Sanders captured the $70,000 Doral Open golf tournament by one stroke over Bruce Devlin.
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Miami
Doug Sanders
Bruce Devlin
Austria Leads Men in American International Ski Races
In Vail Colorado Austria held the lead in the men's events as France moved ahead in the women's division at the American international ski races.
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Vail, Colo
Austria
France
Sanders Wins Doral Open Income From Behind
Doug Sanders, 31, clinched the Doral Open with a 14 under par 274, earning 11 000. He edged Bruce Devlin by one stroke after a final round 67. Randy Glover finished third at 278, and Sam Snead tied for fourth at 282 with others.
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UPI
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Bruce Devlin
Devlin
Randy Glover
Florence
S.C
Sam Snead
Fred Marti
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Fla
Weer
Seeeewene
Terry Dill
Lionel Hebert
Miller Barber
G. Dickinson
Weeeee
Dave Hill
Bert Yancey
Jay Hebert
Jack McGowen
Phil Rodgers
Kermit Zarley
Kel Nagle
Frank Beard
Gary Player
Seeweee
Jim Ferree
Bob Shave
Tom Weiskopf
Charley Sifford
Eene
Bobby Nichols
Dave Stockton
Pete Cooper
Jim Ferrier
Harold Kneece
Billy Maxwell
Charles Coody
Roland Stafford
Ed Furgol
Bob Zimmerman
Rod Funseth
Dan Sikes
Joe Lopez Sr
Ken Still
Outer
Claude King
Eee
Ray Botts
Chick Harbert
Jerry Barber
Cove
Stan Mosel
Fraser Wins 1st Pro Golf Title at Puerto Rico Open
Fraser, 25, rookie from Panama City Fla, came from behind on the final nine holes to win the Puerto Rico Open by one stroke. He finished 288 after a 73 on the Dorado Hilton course, earning a 1500 prize. Art Wall and Al Besselink tied for second at 289 after late slumps. Wall won the Seagram Caribbean Trophy for most points on the circuit.
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Dorado Hilton
Wall
Pocono Manor
Besselink
Grossingers
N.Y
Bowling League Scores and Standings Summary
Diverse bowling leagues list team standings high scores and top bowlers. Notables include Phipps Insurance with 3167 team series and 1102 team game, Dennis Riffe 590 series, Ernie Allen 592 series, and Omar Kidd 3011 team/ind series highs for Beaver Gulf. Other leagues record strong showings by Means Lumber Co and Beckley Insurance, with notable 578 and 552 series by Chuck Dowdy and Keith Evans respectively.
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Mercury Motors
Copps Insurance
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Eon
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Hewell Tobacco
W. Va
Phipps Insurance
Dennie Riffe
Ernie
Dennis Riffe
Nash Campbell
Keith Evans
Bill Martin
Coles Cabinet
Watts Insurance
John W. Eye Co
Means Lumber Co
Wilkes Insurance
Cole Sign Co
John’ S Amoco
Ll Beckley
Colony Drug
Chuck Dowdy
Kathy Smith
Beckley Insurance
Bob Shelton
Ruth Fortner
Dixie Cook
Hallie Meadow
Clovis Hatcher
Jo Ann Brown
Omar Kidd
Denny Stover
Murphy
Jetsons Whiz Kids
Flintstones
Stooges
Jetsons High Ind
Bob Johnston
Blanche Statzer
Johnston
Libby Thompson
Cecil Johnston
Doris Bailey
Polly Rollyson
Ie Atkins
Willie Adams
Wick Am Business Women’s League
Freda’s Beauty Shop
Sparks TV
John W. Eyell
Beckley Mfg
Montgomery Ward
Ll W .Rant
J. C. Penney High
Bloomsburg State Wins NAIA Wrestling Crown
Bloomsburg State College won the NAIA wrestling championship in Terre Haute securing 60 points. Lock Haven placed second with 50, Waynesburg tied fourth with Moorehead State at 46. Russ Houk named NAIA coach of the year. Jerry Swope of Lock Haven defended his 177 pound title.
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Ind
Bloomsburg State College of Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg
Lock Haven
Waynesburg
Moorehead State
Minnesota
Russ Houk
Saldemeitadin
Assburg
Jerry Swope
Pirates Open Exhibition Campaign With Two Top Team Tests
The Pittsburgh Pirates begin a two day set against top AL clubs in Sarasota and Fort Lauderdale before meeting NL opposition. Vernon Law Don Schwall and Tom Sisk are slated to pitch as Pittsburgh faces the Chicago White Sox then the Yankees. The Pirates recently blanked Philadelphia 4 0 at Fort Myers and 2 0 at Clearwater. Manny Mota and Ossie Virgil pace the offense with multi RBI efforts while Bob Friend and Bob Veale handle pitching duties.
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Sarasota
Yankees
Pirates
Fort Myers
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Clearwater
Fla
Ossie Virgil
Columbus
Americans Nip Hornets In AHL Victory
Billy Harris, new with Rochester Americans after a Maple Leafs call up, set up the first three goals as Rochester beat the Pittsburgh Hornets 4-2. Dick Gamble scored twice, Bronco Horvath assisted, and Ulf Sterner led Baltimore Clippers past Hershey Bears 5-1 with two goals and an assist while Jacques Plante stopped 25 shots.
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Rochester Americans
American Hockey League
Harris
Toronto Maple Leafs
Rochester
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Pittsburgh Hornets
Dick Gamble
Bronco Horvath
Amerks
Ulf Sterner
New York Rangers
Baltimore Clippers
Hershey Bears
Jacques Plante
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Art Wall
al Besselink
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Lionel
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Yogi Berra
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