Baltimore Bears crush Monroe in Eastern Business College clash
Baltimore Institute opened with a 61 point first half burst to defeat Monroe College 94 to 81 at the Richmond Armory in Baltimore. Soulliard led Baltimore with 31 points, Devlin 29, while Ingram and Poff each had 23. Monroe returns Jan 8 for a home game against Phillips of Lynchburg.
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NBA Results And Sked Tue And Thu Games
Tuesday results show New York at Boston and Detroit vs San Francisco. No games scheduled today. Thursday schedule lists Detroit at Los Angeles and Detroit at Los Angeles again with two matchups.
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James Wood grapplers dominate Martinsburg in home win
James Wood wrestlers crushed Martinsburg 49-3 with a forfeit and several falls. The meet opened with a 43-0 lead before Frank Robinson won at 180 pounds, while the junior varsity shut out Martinsburg 23-0.
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College Scores from The Associated Press
East Boston College 87 Georgetown 85 Fordham 72 Connecticut 62 Midwest Duke 100 Bradley 87 Montana 77 Indiana 80 Notre Dame 58 South Davidson 96 Ohio 63 Vandalia 91 Santa Barbara 64 West Virginia 76 Maryland 74 Southwest TCU 103 Oklahoma City 93 Centenary 87 SMU 81 Far West UCLA 86 Southern California 67 Brigham Young 103 St Joseph's Pa 83 Tulsa 67 Utah State 66 Florida 66 Washington 60 Washington State 101 Idaho 86 Arizona State 67 San Jose 62 San Francisco 80 Gonzaga 67 Seattle U 83 Colorado State 78 Memphis State Classic Northwestern 73 Texas 71 Consolation Memphis State 85 Missouri 72 Tampa Invitational Auburn 59 Florida State 58 Columbia 80 VMI 73
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Wednesday and Weekend Area Sports Schedule Highlights
Wednesday features James Wood at Lee of Staunton and Loudoun Valley at Brunswick Md. at 6 30 p m plus Charles Town horse racing at 1 p m Thursday brings Mathias at Wardensville at 6 30 p m Sunday’s NFL playoff shows Baltimore at Green Bay at 2 p m Shenandoah Cagers pause for Yule break with season resuming January 21 at home versus Potomac State.
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Olympic high jumper Tom Poor dies after collapse in Oklahoma
Tom Poor, a 1924 Paris Olympian who finished fourth in the high jump, collapsed at the Grand Lake Sports Center near Grove Oklahoma and was pronounced dead at a Grove hospital. The former KU star had resigned as executive secretary of the Grand Lake Association last April after a decade in that post and lived in Seneca Missouri.
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Duke Rallies to Beat Michigan in OT in Top Overall clash
Duke, ranked No 1, erased a 10 point deficit in final four minutes to defeat third ranked Michigan 100-93 in overtime at Cobo Hall Detroit. Verga scored 27 for Duke, Russell led Michigan with 30, Bubas praised the comeback while Strack lamented missed opportunities. Vanderbilt and Bradley also won, BYU beat St Josephs, UCLA routed USC.
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Sayers Named Rookie of Year in NFL
Guie Sayers of the Chicago Bears wins the AP Rookie of the Year award by a landslide in a season labeled the Year of the Rookie. He led NFL rookies with 132 points, 22 touchdowns, and 867 rushing yards, while Dick Butkus earns first-team defense honors and Ken Willard alsoFactor in.
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Bills lag in key stats as Chargers lead in offense
New York AP reports the San Diego Chargers top six offensive categories while the Buffalo Bills trail in passing rushing and total offense. Chargers gain 5 101 yards to Bills 3 749. Bills allow 4 284 yards overall to Chargers 3 276.
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NFL takes 13 of 14 first round picks in draft signings
After Bluebonnet and Liberty Bowl games, NFL clubs signed seven players to two year contracts for AFL teams, matching a trend as several teams closed their seasons. Notable deals include Mississippi stars Hindman and Dennis with NFL clubs, and Twilley and Anderson moving between leagues.
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Braves Draw 555,584 at Home in 1965
The Milwaukee Braves drew 555,584 home fans in 1965, the lowest attendance in the National League, as they prepared to move to Atlanta in 1966.
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