James Wood Wrestlers Dominate Martinsburg in 31 15 Victory
James Wood's wrestling team handed Martinsburg its second straight loss, 31-15, to raise their record to 10-2. The Woodmen won seven varsity bouts and had two draws, with wins by Hepner, Kern, Sutphin, Harman, Snapp, Robinson, and Bryand.
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Dodd Leaves Georgia Tech After 22 Years of Service
ATLANTA AP Bobby Dodd resigns as Georgia Tech athletic director and outlines a quick search for a football coach saying he hopes to hire within four days. He notes Bud Carson Jack Griffin Ray Graves and Charlie Tate as possible successors while warning of a tougher schedule and a younger roster next season.
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Clay says he gave Terrell Patterson treatment in defense of title
Cassius Clay claims he humiliated Ernie Terrell in a 15 round decision to settle the heavyweight title. Terrell disputes the tactics, citing eye injury and eye contact during the bout with Clay accusing Terrell of holding and clinching.
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James Wood Loudoun game postponed to tomorrow night
The James Wood vs Loudoun County basketball game was moved from tonight to tomorrow, with jayvee at 6 30 p m and varsity at 8 p m in Leesburg. News from Tokyo notes Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell title bout broadcast clearly on Nippon Television Network via the Lani Bird II satellite, drawing lunchtime crowds.
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Richmond at Davidson tonight in Southern Conference clash
Davidson hosts Richmond in a key SC matchup. Davidson seeks to climb from fourth place by beating Richmond, whom they lost to 72-69 at Richmond Arena on January 4, while West Virginia leads the conference.
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Clay Dominates Terrell in 15 Round Boxing Triumph
Cassius Clay defeats Ernie Terrell in a one sided 15 round decision in Houston. Clay improves to 28 0 with 22 knockouts and targets Folley or Chuvalo next while Terrell drops to 39 5. Crowd receipts approach 600 000 for the bout.
Vanderbilts Comeback Beats Georgia In Overtime Showdown
Vanderbilt edged Georgia 51-41 in overtime after a stalled first half. Bob Warren scored early field goals for Vanderbilt as the Commodores held Georgia to one overtime point, tying for first in the SEC behind a 31-point performance from Ron Widley for LSU and other Top Ten results.
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Houston hosts three heavyweight title bouts in eight months
In Houston three world heavyweight title fights drew 82,127 fans and gates totaling 963,600. Monday night at the Astrodome the Clay Terrell bout drew 37,321 fans and 400,145 in gate. Earlier Nov 14 Clay Williams drew 35,460 and 461,290. Last June at Sam Houston Coliseum Ernie Terrell beat Doug Jones in 15 rounds for the WBA title with 9,346 fans and 102,165.
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UCLA Maintains Lead As Princeton Edges Up In AP Poll
UCLA remains number one after beating Oregon State and Oregon, while Princeton climbs to fourth amid a 17 1 record. North Carolina tops in points with Louisville close behind. Houston and Western Kentucky rise as Kansas Texas Western fall in the top ten.
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