East takes 124 to 123 All-Star win over West with Russell Lucas
The East defeated the West 124 123 in the 15th NBA All Star game as Bill Russell Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas powered a late rally. Lucas earned MVP with 25 points and 10 rebounds while Robertson added key free throws and assists.
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Rozelle Brown Quiet On Argument Over NFL Leadership
AP report notes Pete Rozelle in New York and Paul Brown in California as tensions rise. Browns players urged replacing Rozelle with Brown. owner Art Modell labeled the call outrageous and hinted at retirement or trade if requirements aren’t met.
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Hockey Scoring Tie Report From Chicago Toronto Game
The Associated Press notes a 0 0 tie between Chicago and Toronto on Wednesday. Friday schedules list no games, with Toronto at Montreal and New York at Boston set for later.
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Johnny Adams Joins Jockeys Hall of Fame Trifecta
Johnny Adams, newest inductee to the National Jockeys Hall of Fame, becomes the third rider to win the jockeys title three times. He now trains for Hasty House Farm and rode Hasty Road to the 1954 Preakness for the stable.
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Guokas Shines as Hawks Stay No 4 in AP Poll
Mat Guokas Jr. helps St. Josephs keep their No. 4 AP ranking with 12 points in a 115-81 win over Seton Hall. The Hawks improve to 13-1 after Ivy League and ACC action across other top games.
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Basketball Scores From October Night Matchups
Results show Egst 124 edges West 123 with Los Angeles at Detroit. Baltimore visits Philadelphia while Philadelphia hosts Pes. Los Angeles plays Cincinnati and New York travels to San Francisco.
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NCAA AAU Compromise Opens Door to Peace Talks
The NCAA voted 99 to 33 to invite the AAU to negotiate restoration of domestic sanction and certification for track. Col Don Hull of the AAU welcomed the resolution while Tug Wilson praised the bid for peace. The policy to penalize athletes competing in non sanctioned meets takes effect after March 1, delaying implementation. Hull expressed willingness to meet and craft a solution benefiting amateur athletes.
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Flanary Leads Group 11 Scoring Early Season Race
Richmond AP reports Charlie Flanary of Dungannon tops Group 11 state scholastic scoring early, with 218 points in eight games, closely followed by Jim Crismond of Caroline with 212 points in seven games. Dickie Walker of James Blair Williamsburg, Robert Tanner of Park View, Buck Rogers of Brunswick, and Tommy Ray Gee of Kenbridge also near the leaders.
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Allegany College storms past Shenandoah 110 88 for league lead
Allegany College of Cumberland rolled to a 110 88 home win over Shenandoah Hornets to stay undefeated in the Tri State League and solidify a first place tie. Shenandoah shot 57 percent but committed 15 turnovers and totaled only 28 rebounds as Phil Pickett led with 25 points and Ronnie Kern added 19.
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Ali Says He Could Be Boxing's Greatest Champion
Muhammad Ali declares at a New York press conference that he could become the greatest heavyweight in boxing history. He discusses fan reaction and gate appeal, reflects on Louisville roots, signs a radio contract for a Sonny Liston rematch in Boston possibly in May, and awaits medical clearance after last year's hernia operation.
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Monroe Bears Fall to Madison College 75 61 for Third Straight Loss
Monroe dropped its third straight basketball game, 75 61, as Madison College built a 43 22 halftime lead. Ronnie Miller led Monroe with 20 points while Madison converted more free throws. Monroe falls to 1 3 on the season and heads to Washington for a Homecoming game at Anacostia High School gym.
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Golden Joey’s 1964 Juvenile Season Highlights
Golden Joey, sired by the imported Royal Serenade, ran nine times as a two year old in 1964 with one poor finish. He won six races and earned a total of 70 810 dollars while racing in enclosures across major tracks.
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