Zyglewicz Wins 14th By Decision In Six Round Bout
Zyglewicz, a 190 pound heavyweight from Watervliet, wins his 14th straight by decision against Roy Rogers of Level/Fleet in Houston. The Navy servicefighter outpoints Rogers in six rounds, using stiff left jabs and cutting Rogers’ right eye as blood flows. Zyglewicz plans to fight Cassius Clay or Ernie Terrell in a world champion ship bout.
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Houston
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Athletic Board
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Dodd Quits Grid Remains Tech AD
Bobby Dodd resigned as Georgia Tech football coach after a 22 year tenure citing poor health. The move triggers a search for a new coach to become Tech’s fourth in 63 years of football, while Dodd continues as athletic director.
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New Club Gets Players This Week
New Orleans Saints prepare to stockpile veteran players this week via the NFL expansion draft under the Falcons model. Selections Friday will follow Thursday lists, with 18 starters possible if history repeats.
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Yellow Jackets
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Bullets Top St. Louis by 107 98 in Nba clash
In Memphis, Gus Johnson boosted Baltimore to a 20 point first half lead. Johnson scored 13 and Loughery 14 as the Bullets led 50-30 at the break and held on to beat St. Louis 107-98. Wilkens led the Hawks with 25, Beaty 16, Guerin 16.
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New Hampshire Edges Army 5 4 In OT Thriller
College hockey showdown ends with New Hampshire defeating Army 5 to 4 in overtime. Key players deliver late offense as both teams exchange scoring chances in a tightly contested game at the venue.
Hazard Keeps Up Score In Bonnies Loss To Providence
Jeff Hazard formerly of St. Peter's of Saratoga Springs scored six points for St. Bonaventure in an 80-65 defeat at Providence Rhode Island. He made two field goals and two of three foul shots.
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Saratoga Springs
St. Bonaventure University
Bonnies
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Clay Decisions Terrell in a World Title Bout
In Atlantic City Cassius Clay fought Terrell for the welterweight crown. Clay dominated, winning by a wide decision as Terrell bled through rounds eight and nine. Judges scored heavily for Clay, with AP tallying 149 136 in favor of the champion who moved toward undisputed status.
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Clay Accuses Terrell of Dirty Tactics After Loss
In Houston, Terrell blamed dirty tactics by Cassius Clay for his defeat. He said a punch and eye injury hindered his vision, preventing a win in the 15 round title bout. Clay taunted Terrell during the match and afterward denied using illegal moves, vowing a rematch.
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Clay Dominates Terrell In Astrodome Rout
Cassius Clay earned a unanimous decision over Ernie Terrell in Houston, praising Terrell's courage while criticizing his hold and clinch tactic. Clay dominated 15 rounds, warned of a possible Folley showdown, and drew 37,322 at the Astrodome in a high profile rematch atmosphere.
Princeton Gains 4th In AP Weekly Poll
UCLA remains the top team at 17-0 with all 35 first place votes. North Carolina rises to second as Louisville stays third and Princeton moves up to fourth after recent wins over Rutgers Dartmouth and Harvard. Houston Western Kentucky Kansas Providence Boston College follow in the top ten with several others receiving votes.
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Gilbert Pain Just A Cold Ends Ranger Worry
New York AP reports Rod Gilbert’s back pain was diagnosed as a cold, not spinal reinjury. X rays show no new damage from the weekend. The star winger sat out the third period after Saturday’s game with Boston and has 23 goals this season.
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Monti Leads World Two-Man Bobsled After First Run
At D'Huez France Eugenio Monti of Italy led the two man bobsled after the first run in the World Championships. The American team notably weak, with Said and Du finishing far down the list as postponed second run due to ice cracking on Col de Poutran.
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Virginia Tech Beats George Washington In Collegiate Basketball
Virginia Tech powered to a 78 68 victory over George Washington as other top matches featured Chattanooga 106 87 over Middle Tennessee State while Norfolk State edged Norva 74 65. The day showcased Texas A M and Michigan State wins and Kentucky posting a 71 70 result.
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Adiron dak District AAU Hall of Fame Swim Meet
The Colonie Aquatic Club hosts the Adirondack District AAU Hall of Fame swim meet at Shaker High School on Saturday February 25 at 10 30 am. Over 250 swimmers are expected for 41 events open to AAU members. Entry forms are available from local coordinators with a February 15 deadline.
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Schenectady
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Muscatello Wins Freshman Football Numerals
Joseph M Muscatello a Hobart College freshman won his freshman football numerals as part of a 31 player awards group. The announcement came yesterday from William C Stiles director of athletics. Muscatello is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Muscatello of Troy and attended Catholic Central High School.
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Gardner Ave
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Catholic Central” High School
Wood Wins 16 Round Fight in South Africa Bout
Johnny Wood the South African middleweight champion outpointed Irish challenger Bobby Cassidy in a 16 round bout in Johannesburg. Wood weighed 187 pounds to Cassidy's 168 pounds.
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South Africa
Johnny Wood
Bobby Cassidy
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Canaldy
Clay Terrell At A Glance In Heavyweight Fight
Houston AP report covers the televised heavyweight bout between Clay and Terrell. Clay earned about 50 percent of the revenues estimated around 700000 with Terrell taking 20 percent of the gate and 17 percent of extras. Clay improves to 28-0 with 22 knockouts while Terrell moves to 38-5 over 44 pro bouts.
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