Warriors Beat Bullets On Neutral Court In Oakland
The San Francisco Warriors, missing Wilt Chamberlain with stomach pains, beat Baltimore 101-90 on a neutral Oakland court for their first win after four losses. Nate Thurmond led with 28 points and 7 rebounds as Philadelphia topped St. Louis 100-81 and Boston defeated New York 131-105 in Madison Square Garden. Willis Reed led the Knicks with 20 points.
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Gornall Predicts Victory In KY WVU Rivalry Meet
UPI forecast from Charleston notes high school grid action ahead with Morgantown High meeting University High in Morgantown for the 18th annual clash in a packed final game of the season. Coach Dick Ryan holds a 52 record against a lesser opponent.
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Toronto On Top In NHL and AHL Race
The Toronto Maple Leafs regain NHL lead behind Terry Sawchuk as they beat the Chicago Black Hawks 3-2, with goals by Armstrong Bathgate and Stewart in a 5:31 second-period burst. Quebec Aces ride balanced scoring and Gump Worsley to a 5-2 win over Baltimore as league race posture solidifies.
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Roger Blackwell Out As Mountaineers Face Kentucky
West Virginia will play Kentucky without tailback Roger Blackwell who sprained a knee in practice. Coach Gene Corum expects Johnny Piscorik to start, with Art George or Doug Stanley possible alternatives. The squad prepared for a tough, physical tilt after a rough week.
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Schweickert Back Of Week After VT Upset win
Virginia Tech quarterback Bob Schweickert, 1963 Southern Conference player of the year, earned back of the week honors for the second time this season. He scored two touchdowns, threw a TD pass, and averaged 47.4 yards on eight punts guiding Tech to a 20 11 upset of Florida State. He totaled 131 of Techs 191 offense yards, edging Garry Lyle of George Washington.
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NBA to expand to 10 teams for 1965 66 season
UPI reports the National Basketball Association will add one team for 1965 66, bringing the league to ten. President Walter Kennedy said formal applications have been received from San Diego Dallas Kansas City Cleveland Chicago Pittsburgh and Houston with other cities under consideration. The expansion target is 10 teams next season.
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Kentucky Holds Private Practice
The University of Kentucky Wildcats conducted closed workouts for two days this week with only team physicians present. The squad, battered after three straight losses, prepares for a nonconference game at West Virginia in Morgantown.
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Bowling League Scores Highlight Team and Individual Bursts
A sprawling bowling page shows team and individual leaders across multiple leagues. Notable performances include Maid and Gazette Mail on high team and individual marks, with standouts such as Kyle Lilly and Tony Savino delivering top games and series across divisions. Sponsors, shops, and local clubs feature in standings and high scores.
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Schollander Returns Home After Olympic Golds
US swimmer Don Schollander arrived to a muted West Coast welcome after winning four gold medals in Tokyo. Coach George Haynes recalled the spectacular hero worship he received in Japan, calling the reception in San Francisco underwhelming by comparison.
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Jim Marshall Salary Cut Follows Strong Season
UPI writer Milton Richman notes that while Japanese teams like the Chunichi Dragons have paid large bonuses, American players should not expect double salaries in Japan after a solid season by Jim Marshall. The article discusses salary expectations and market norms in NPB.
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South Beckley and North Beckley triumph in dual games
South Beckley beat Ist South Beckley with David Allen scoring six points in the fourth quarter on a 32 yard run and Ed Wooten converting the extra point. A late 55 yard TD pass from Tommy Broyles to Ray Jackson followed by a failed extra point. In the second game North Beckley defeated West Beckley 70 to 6 with Bradley scoring on a 33 yard run and additions by 7006 and 6060 showing heavy scoring from the South Beckley squad.
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