Beaming Beckley crowned champ as Flying Eagles rally
Woodrow Wilson High School celebrated its 1965 Triple A basketball title with a victory rally in the auditorium. Principal Peregoy and Beckley officials lauded players for setting a state record with their eighth championship. Mayor Smith and Coach Wiseman praised the team amid speeches and tributes. A second rally is planned for tonight at 7 p.m. with Boosters Club organizers leading the event.
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Flying Eagles
C. G. Peregoy
Beckley
Sherman Trail
Board of Education
Ross Hutchens
Terry Dillion
Robert Manning
Fred Lewis
Robert Short
Leslie Gates
Walter Rappold
FE. R. Lilly
Joe Culberto
James
Paul Harney
James Underwood
Clyde Law
Sheriff Okey Mills
Tom Hicks
George Springer
Mike Brown
Bob Monarchy
Karl Lilly
John Smith
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Peregoy
Collins High School
Stratton High School
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Buddy Hutchens
Ron Lilly
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Lawrence Wiseman
Boosters Club
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Elizabeth Richmond
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Raleigh
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Wiseman
Pastrano Eyes Patterson Bout After Torres Title Fight
Willie Pastrano must defend his light heavyweight crown against Jose Torres on March 30 at Madison Square Garden in a doubleheader. Angelo Dundee aims to stage Pastrano versus former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson in Sweden if Pastrano wins. Both Torres and Patterson use the peek a boo style as Pastrano focuses on Torres with light workouts leading up to the matchup.
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Floyd Patterson
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Chamberlain Wins 6th Straight Scoring Title
Wilt Chamberlain, amid a midseason move from the Warriors to the 76ers, finished the regular season with 2,534 points and a 34.7 average to claim his sixth consecutive scoring title. He also set a record with 464 consecutive games without a disqualification.
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Elroy Face sets multiple major league pitching records
Pittsburgh reports Elroy Face of the Pirates holds major league marks for most consecutive relief appearances without a start 439 most games pitched as a reliever 601 most games finished 415 and most wins in relief 72. Honus Wagner tallied 869 extra base hits with 82 home runs for the Pirates. UCLA’s two regular season losses in 1964-65 came at Illinois and Iowa after 13 straight wins.
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Elroy Face
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Illinois
Iowa
Bruins
Princeton Coach Van Breda Kolff Career Wins Record
Princeton basketball coach Bill van Breda Kolff had a combined 265 victories and 97 defeats over 12 seasons, including three at Princeton, seven at Hofstra, and four at Lafayette, prior to this season’s NCAA semi finals.
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Ullman Second In NHL Scoring
Ullman of Detroit Red Wings moved to second in the NHL scoring race with 80 points after five goals and six assists in three games. His 39 goals tie him with Bobby Hull for top in that stat, as Stan Mikita leads with 86 points and Gordie Howe moves to third with 73. The preview notes the approaching end of the season and Vezina Trophy contenders based on games played and goals allowed for Detroit, Toronto, Chicago, and Montreal.
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Detroit Red Wings
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Wings
NHL
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawk
Stan Mikita
Detroit
Roger Crozier
Toronto
Terry Sawchuk
Chicago
Glenn Hall
Charlie Hodge
No Rule Changes Expected Today in Basketball
Chicago based report says Basketball Rules Committee will decide today on changes for next year. Chairman Bud Foster notes no major alterations likely. The bench behavior rule draws debate though 90 percent of 15,000 coaches favor current rule and see national conditions improved. Foster suggests possible clarification or narrow loophole rather than full change.
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UPI
Basketball Rules Committee
Bud Foster
Wisconsin
Foster
Victory Parade Honors 1965 Woodrow Wilson Champs
Woodrow Wilson High School celebrated a state basketball title over Williamson with a victory parade through Beckley. Police led the procession, followed by the champion team on a fire truck, then band and cheerleaders. Speakers praised the four quarter effort and team unity.
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C. G. Peregoy
Hilton Stops Prescott In Fourth Round Bout in England
Hubert Hilton of New York delivered a strong knockout over Johnny Prescott in Nottingham England. Prescott, who challenges Henry Cooper later for British and Empire heavyweight titles, was stopped at 1:15 of the fourth round after suffering a cut above the eye.
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Mickey Fox
Taxes and the high cost of living where they are
A reflective line questions what value remains when wealth is taxed away. The speaker muses on the idea of mortality and material possessions, noting the inevitability of taxes and the strain of living costs. The piece frames a broader critique of financial burden in modern life.
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