Wake Forest Upsets Duke In Tight ACC Tilt 99 98
Wake Forest beat Duke 99 98 in an ACC clash as Bob Leonard scored eight in overtime for the Deacons. Duke bomber Jack Marin led with 35 points while Dave Stroupe sparked Wake with 24 and a late 90 90 tie at the end of regulation.
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Elkton Edged by Wildcats in Tight 63-59 Loss
In Bridgewater the Elkton Elks fell to the Wildcats 63-59 as Warren County advances to the semi finals against the Montevideo Luray winner. Mickey Payne led Warren with 14 points, Billy Wood had 14 rebounds, and Tom Ross led Elkton with 19 points.
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Koufax Shuts Out Twins Twice in 1965 World Series
The Minnesota Twins endured three AL shutouts in 1965. In the World Series, Sandy Koufax blanked Minnesota in games five and seven within four days, delivering decisive pitching for the Dodgers.
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Knights Clobber Panthers in District 10 opener
Ashby poured in 27 in the final period to lift Bridgewater Turner's Knights past Rappahannock 63 to 45. Ashby led 22 21 at half and added 17 in a late burst as Wampler scored 23 for the winners while Pullen led Rappahannock with 21.
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College basketball scores roundup across regions
East region games saw Temple topping Penn 71 64 and Georgetown 107 93 while St Johns edged Fairfield 80 84 St Josephs Indiana topped Valparaiso 69 63 In the South Wake Forest surged past Duke 99 98 and North Carolina beat Virginia 81 79 Others include SMU 82 Texas ACM 65 Texas 91 Rice 82 and Houston 152 Texas Wesleyan 108 in varied matchups. Midwest results featured Wichita 86 Cincinnati 76 Illinois 66 Southern Miss 69 Oklahoma State 60 Arkansas 91 TCU 73 Baylor 83 Texas Tech 82 and Hardin-Simmons 105 New Mexico State 49.
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Three Virginians named to All-SC basketball team
Dick Snyder of Richmond led the Southern Conference with a 29.8 point average and was unanimous All-SC pick and honorary captain. Joining him on the first team were Charlie Schmaus of VMI Ron Williams of West Virginia Johnny Moates of Richmond and Ben Pomeroy of William and Mary.
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NBA Scores and Schedule Update
New York beat St. Louis 113 to 108 and Boston defeated San Francisco 116 to 108. Detroit versus New York set for Baltimore, Philadelphia at Baltimore, Cincinnati at Los Angeles. St. Louis visits Boston on Thursday.
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Stuart Traded To Mets
Dick Stuart and the New York Mets agreed on a trade sending Stuart to the Mets for three minor leaguers. Phillies general manager John Quinn cited surplus value after acquiring Bill White, with catcher Jim Schaffer and infielders Bobby Klaus and Wayne Graham moving to Philadelphia as part of the deal.
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Mount St Mary's eyes another Mason-Dixon title run
Mount St. Mary's, defending Mason-Dixon Conference leaders, battle Roanoke College in the tourney opener as coach Jim Phelan says the team is gaining momentum. The Mounts stand 19-5 overall and 12-3 in league play, with matches set for Loyola, Randolph Macon, Hampden Sydney, and Catholic U.
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Waldorf Named To Hall Of Fame
Waldorf joins 13 players and a coach elected to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame. Nine modern era players plus pre-1910 inductees Crowley and Miller highlight the class. Conerly Piushos Van Brocklin later achieved pro fame for their collegiate honors.
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N. Carolina Nips Virginia 81 79
College basketball roundup: Wake Forest defeats Duke in OT while Wichita State dominates Cincinnati at home. Michigan State and SMU win to press for conference leads amid a flurry of road results and standout performances by Long, Marin, Hayes, and Hooser.
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Celtics Rally Pushes Lead in NBA Race
Boston trailed the Warriors 57-37 before John Havlicek sparked a comeback scoring 13 in nine minutes as the Celtics beat San Francisco 116-108 and stayed 14 games ahead of Philadelphia in the Eastern Division. Sam Jones scored 30 for Boston.
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Lily High School routs McCreary County in Kentucky record
Lily High School crushed McCreary County 157 to 56 in a Kentucky game. Larry Smith, a 6 foot 11 guard, scored 58 points while outscoring the entire McCreary County team. Lily led 87-34 at halftime.
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