Emory and Henry defeats Lees McRae 71 59 in basketball
Emory and Henry Wasps led 20 16 after four free throws and built a 35 23 halftime edge to defeat Lees McRae 71 59. Jim Neese led with 20 points, Bill Nolley 13, Gerald Burke and Bobby Hughes 12 each.
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Bobby Hughes
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Jessen
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Dickerson
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Liddle
Nolley
Tee Fey
Lee
Al's Three Ads Feature Big Christmas Sale
My land! No Al Land shows tremendous sale specials to stretch Christmas gift dollars. Al's three ads highlighted in today's paper promise strong discounts for shoppers seeking value and selection.
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al Land
Marshall Tops Morris Harvey in Johnson’s Coaching Debut
Marshall University rallied from an eight point first half deficit to defeat Morris Harvey 71 63 in the opening game under new coach El lis Johnson. Jerry Moore led Morris Harvey with 33 points while Bruce Belcher scored 25 for Marshall as the Eagles surged in the second half to grab the win before about 3 800 fans.
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Tom Kinder
Marshall University
Huntington
Marshall
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Bruce Belcher
Kinder
Big Green
Willie Tucker
Eagles
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Ellis Johnson
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Moore
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Belcher
Yanette Clark
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N. C. State Defeats VPI In Swim Meet
NC State defeated Virginia Tech 58 to 37 as Pat Gavaghan set an ACC 200-yard butterfly record at 2 02 2. Don Loomis and Bill McGinty each won two events, with State taking nine of eleven races in Raleigh.
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N. C. State
Pat Gavaghan
Wolfpack
Virginia Tech
Gavaghan
Huntington Valley
Maryland
Raoul Rebillard
State
Don Loomis
Bill McGinty
Loomis
McGinty
Matewan Holds Off Rally To Edge Bramwell 68-59
Sophomore Jerry Epling scored 34 points as Matewan beat Bramwell 68-59 on Saturday night. Matewan built a 23-12 first period lead and led 36-31 at halftime, with Bramwell narrowing late but unable to complete the comeback.
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Bramwell
Jerry Epling
Millionaires
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Feds Creek
Bramvwell
Eigth
Daniel scores 61 to lead Ramblin Reds past Clinch Valley
Bluefield College forward Daniel scored 61 points setting a new scoring mark as the Ramblin Reds defeated Clinch Valley 136-100 Saturday night. He hit 24 field goals and 13 of 13 foul shots, helping Bluefield build a 68-43 halftime lead behind 28 points in the first half. Henry Hubble added 25 and Andy Good 16 while Marcus led Clinch Valley with 28. Osborne and Hall had 22 and 17 for the visitors.
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Bluefield College
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Ramblin’ Reds
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Henry Hubble
Andy Good
Marcus
Osborne
Hall
Westminster Presbyterian Church
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John Bates
Ricky French
Ralph Crandall
Championship award and leadership chosen at Bay Yacht meeting
The Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing Association awarded its 1963 championship to James Nathanson of the Potomac River Sailing Association. Dr. Stuart H. Walker of Annapolis was re elected president after filling the late Alger Dolan's term at the 31st annual meeting.
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Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing Association
James Nathanson
Potomac River Sailing Association
Stuart H. Walker
Annapolis
Alger Dolan
Cavaliers Rout Spiders in Virginia Big Five Opener
Virginia beat Richmond 91-71 in Charlottesville as Mac Caldwell poured in 27 points and Chip Conner added 20 to spark a second half surge. Richmond trailed 40-38 at halftime and was led by Tom Tenwick with 18 and John Telepo with 19.
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Virginia
Cavaliers
Mac Caldwell
Chip Conner
Richmond
Spiders
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Conner
Rich Katstra
Cavalier
Tom Tenwick
John Telepo
Tenwick
Otto Graham questions sea duty readiness as coach
Former Browns quarterback Otto Graham, now a Coast Guard Academy football coach and commander in New London Connecticut, expresses doubt about his ability to go to sea if the nation faces such a crisis, saying we would be lost.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Graham
Freshman College Basketball Results Across Several Games
Ohio State freshmen beat St. John 66 64 while Roanoke College defeated Richmond 102 a Southern 5a N C State edged Wake Forest 56 53 Furman 74 Antema Gretna 72 and Brosville 48. Kentucky Northwestern 63 Dickinson 67 Swarthmore 62 Virginia 91 Richmond 71. Scholastic games include Nelson County 64 Flavanna William Monroe 4 Powhatan Ham Freshmen 90 and others with mixed scores across regional matchups.
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Roanoke College
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Furman
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Augusta Military
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Leon Mefine
Morgan State Vi Union
Roanoke College Routs RPI in Second-Half Surge
Roanoke College used a dominant second half to beat Richmond Professional Institute 64 to 7 in Salem Virginia. The Maroons scored 64 points after a rough first half, hitting 27 of 52 from the floor for 51.9 percent as Wayne McFarland and Steve Bak contributed in the victory.
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Roanoke College
Richmond Professional Institute
Maroons
Wayne McFarland
Steve Bak
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