Monroe College Bears Beat Phillips Business College 65 46
Monroe Business College defeated Phillips Business College 65 to 46 at the National Guard Armory in Lynchburg. Tim Sullivan scored 16 for Monroe who led 32 26 at halftime. Phillips was led by Arnold Cassell 13 and Ronnie Miller 15 with Dick Forman 83.
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Monroe Business College
Phillips Business College
Tim Sullivan
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Arnold’ Cassell
Phillips
Ronnie Miller
Dick Forman
Monroe
National Guard
Richmond
Smith Deal Massey
Lacado Hewitt
Monroe Wright Foreman
Woodward Miter
Wilt Sullivan
Wilt in Great Debut for 76ers in Philly
Wilt Chamberlain returned to Philadelphia with the 76ers, scoring 22 points and grabbing 29 rebounds in a 111-102 win over the San Francisco Warriors. His ovation and dominant performance signaled future trouble for rivals as Hannum warned of the coming Philadelphia era.
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Wilt. Chamberlain
NBA
76Ers
San Francisco Warriors
Chamberlain
Warriors
San Francisco
Alex Hannum
Boston Celtics
Hannum
Boston
Dolph Schayes
Chamber
Jain
Ater Connie Dierking
Paul Neumann
Lee Shaffer
Duckpin bowling results highlight church league action
Highland Ave Presbyterian won three church league duels on Health Center Lanes led by Carl McKee’s 392 series 134 149 109. Cork St Christian won 2-1 over Centenary Reformed as Harry Aikens and M H Moore added 128s. Braddock Street Methodist posted 1680 team total with multiple high games, while other leagues saw Tea Bags, Instant Peps, and Optimist Club Boys League action with top individual scores listed.
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Carl McKee
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Wes Frederick
Pete Whitlock
Garland Arnold
Mr. Pleasant
Ahi
Congregational Christian
Lloyd Milburn
Ed Triplett
Harry Aikens
M. H. Moore
Cork St. Christian
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Peter Haymaker
Edwin Fiddler
Stephenson Methodist
United Brethren
Jake Skiles
Aggie McCall
Doug Sirbaugh
Ivan Jackson
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Gainsbor
Alonzo Whitlock
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Braddock St. Methodis
Mets
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Bill’ Lyons
Dickie Wise
Jim Laise
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Jamison & Gore
Connie Baker
Pat Brant
Hilda Braithwaite
Snow White Grill
C & S Bank
Betty Willis
Joan Anderson
Frances Morrison
Winchester Mobile Homes
Uniform Shop
Evelyn Leight
Lorraine Sealock
Elva White
Nellie Ebersole
Phyllis Leight
Buckley-Lages
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Green Chemical Co
Boyce
Western Shop
Aiken’s Construction Co
Ted’s Newstand
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Jerry Goodman
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Pope’s
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Buzz Walton
Clayton Cochran
Bob Baker
Plumly
Lloyd’s
Harold Dawson
Bud Flaherty
Jess Kiracofe Jr
Mountain Dew Mountaineers
Lamar Sloan Ford
LaMar Sloan
Gene Hattle
Dick Samiec
Marice Smallwood
Allen Kibler
Kenny Smallwood
Will Harriage Receives Grand Old Man Trophy in Chicago
Will Have ridge headlined the Old Timers Baseball Association dinner. The long-time American League president and current board chairman received the first Grand Old Man of Baseball Trophy. Pete Ward was named Chicago Player of the Year for 1964 and Lou Brock earned Comeback of the Year.
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Will Haveridge
Old Timers Baseball Association
American League
Association
White Sox
Pete Ward
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Wake Forest Star Bob Leonard Closes On ACC Scoring Lead
Wake Forest junior Bob Leonard has 100 points in his last three games and trails ACC scoring leader Billy Cunningham of North Carolina by a small margin. Cunningham averages 24.5 points per game to Leonard's 23.7 with both at 15 games, while other sophomores like Jay McMillen and Bob Verga sit nearby in the standings.
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Bob Leonard
North Carolina
Billy Cunningham
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Leonard
ACC Service Bureau
Jay McMillen
Maryland
Duke
Bob Verga
Jim Fox
South Carolina
Ronny Watts
Watts
Verga
Pete Coker
N.c.state
Mac Caldwell
Virginia
Poe Ec Bo Ts Senbeet
Bowling Standings and Scores From Wednesday League Night
Night Prowlers move into a first place tie via forfeit as Cambusters slip behind. Chris Miller led Night Prowlers with 186 and 454 series while Ralp Miller and Sharon Miller topped Cambusters and Shirley Davis led Beatles. Multiple leagues report large totals and top scorers including 233 and 212 games.
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Ralp Miller
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Bill Padgett
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Bobby Kerns
Gutter Strutters
Betty Hackney
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Lois Dorsey
Mabel Kiracofe
Jaybirds
Teresa Lee
Ruth Dixon
Aggie Glass
Chanceetts
Whiz Kids
Helen Propst
Outlaws
Monford Mallory
Albert Renner
Bob Baker
Bob Palmer
Philadelphia 111 San Francisco 102 NBA clash
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia defeated San Francisco 111 to 102. Detroit and Philadelphia were scheduled for games in San Francisco, with Boston and New York also on the slate. Saturday matchups include Detroit at Cincinnati and Boston hosting Philadelphia in Syracuse.
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New York
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Syracuse
McGuire scouts talent across the nation for South Carolina
Sly Frank McGuire studies top college programs from Michigan to St Johns in search of players to speed up South Carolina's rise in the ACC. He believes four to five years plus one breakout recruit could reshape the team's future as Duke and North Carolina vie near the top.
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Sly Frank McGuire
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McGuire
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Philadelphia
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St. Johns
Illinois
Wichita
ACC
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Billy) Cunningham
Ragan And Ford Vie For Golf Lead In Crosby Tour
Pebble Beach Calif AP Dave Ragan and Doug Ford led the second round of the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament sharing the early pace as rain and windy weather complicated play.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Dave Ragan
Doug Ford
College Results From AP Showcases Urban Districts
South Florida defeated Miami 86 to 69 while Western beat Utah State 68 to 62. Louisiana City topped Hawaii 100 to 86 in college basketball results.
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Miami
Western
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la. City
Hawaii
Frick Says Milwaukee Needs Team For Possible Expansion
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick says Milwaukee should get prime consideration for a franchise if the majors expand further. He spoke after a two hour meeting with Teams, Inc. leaders hoping to attract a team after the Braves move to Atlanta next year.
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Edmund B. Fitzgerald
Irwin Mater
The
Milwaukee Journal
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