Shenandoah Hornets Fall to Hudson Valley on Tour
Shenandoah College dropped its third defeat of a New York State tour in a 96 to 63 loss at Hudson Valley College. Ronnie Kern led Shenandoah with 30 points as Jim Polk added 13 before fouling out, while Don Mullaney scored 25 for Hudson Valley.
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Tenpin Bowling Northside Classic results wrap with several 3-1 wins
Northside lanes hosted the Northside Classic second round as Pope's Texaco, Channel Masters, and Plumliners posted 3-1 victories. Buzz Walton led Pope's Texaco with a 571 series while Jerry Goodman lifted Channel Masters to a win with 609 total pins. Individual high scores included Dick Samiec 203-565 for the losers and Charles Anderson 590 for his side.
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Mims and Archer Set for TV Boxing Bout
New York AP report notes middleweight Joey Archer ranked No 2 seeks a title shot against Giardello after the champ stays active. Holly Mims, a former top 160 pounder, aims for a big break as Archer, 26, nears his career peak while Mims turns 35 this Monday.
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Radatz Conley Lead List of Signed Sox
The Boston Red Sox announced seven players including Dick Radatz and Gene Conley signing contracts. Radatz, 6-6, 27 rounds lighter and aiming to prove himself again, is joined by Bill Spanswick, Bobby Guindon, Jim Gosger, Jerry Dorsch and Bill Rohr as new signees. Conley, 33, who quit basketball, plans a pitching comeback after arm trouble with camp set to open February 24.
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Group I A Track Meet Opens At Virginia
Defending champions will compete in two of twelve events at the Virginia Group I A scholastic indoor meet in Lexington. Old champions Steve Lyon of Washington-Lee and Steve Herrell of Woodrow Wilson return in the mile and 880 respectively. Record setters from 1963 are not back, but a strong field is expected, especially in shot put, mile, 880 and the two relays.
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Pre-Training Camp Casey's Ace For 1964 Mets
Casey Stengel previews the 1964 Mets noting minor league depth, pitchers like Selma Locke Gardner and Wilson, and a new pitching coach Mel Harder. He mentions fielding improvements, new players Altman Snider Thomas Taylor Elliot Jones and outfield speed, plus coaching staff Wescrum Heffner and lineup battles at first and second base.
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Duckpin League Roundup Highlights Local Wins and High Scores
Team games yielded victories for Church of Christ and Congregational United Church of Christ at Health Center Lanes. Individual standouts included Ivan Jackson, Roy Bly, Peachy DeHaven, and Lawrence Burke, with scores reaching into the 140s and 120s across multiple clubs including Golden Rule and Mt. Pleasant.
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College Scores From The Associated Press
NYU defeated Holy Cross 103 to 83 while Temple outscored Muhlenberg 78 to 66. LaSalle beat Manhattan 75 to 62 and New Hampshire posted 103 to 81 over Vermont. St Francis Pa edged St Vincent 83 to 76 with Navy 97 over Delaware 72. Florida State topped Furman 57 to 48 and King College of Tennessee defeated Washington and Lee.
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