Techmen rout Spiders 94 to 74 for sixth straight win
Richmond rallies briefly but Perry sparks a late Techmen surge as Mickey McDade totals 21 points, including 16 in the second half. John Wetzel and John Whitesell add 21 and 19, while Bus ter Batts leads the Spiders with 21.
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West Virginia Powerhouse Beaten by a Little Mick McDade
West Virginia coachment sees Mountaineers' loss as Mickey McDade of VPI dominates with 24 points. Moon Conde credits and recruits, WVU fast break nostalgia, and Beaver Merril Gainer schedules underscore a rugged regional basketball and football scene with players Danny D'Antoni and Paul McKinney named among rising small players.
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Tech suspends Whitley and Mollo for rest of year
Virginia Tech fans learn that All-Southern linebacker Ken Whitley and sophomore lineman Richard Mollo are suspended for the remainder of the school year. Athletic Director Frank Moseley says both will be eligible to play in 1966 if they return. four varsity basketball players also did not travel to Richmond without explanation. Tech finished the season with a 6-4-1 record overall and 3-1 in the Southern Conference.
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Dodson Sparks Beaver Rally in Final Period
Dodson scored the last four Beaver points as Woodward led with 17, Karnes 15, and Beckett 14. Herring paced St. Clair with 25 points while St. Clair contributed 19 and Lambert 11 in a tight contest.
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Spanishburg-topples Oakvale 76 67 behind Lilly’s 18
Spanishburg beat Oakvale 76 to 67 at Spanishburg as Clinton Lilly led with 18 points and Marvin Rickman was held to 14. Oakvale’s Curtis Turner and Ken Cooper each scored 15 as Bernard Eades added 14. Spanishburg moved to 8-6 in Group 2, while Oakvale fell to 6-9.
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Pirates Fall to Ronceverte 73–70 on late rally
In a Tuesday night game at Ronceverte, Andy Frye sank three free throws and John Hambrick added two in the final two minutes as Ronceverte beat Peterstown 73 to 70. The setback drops Peterstown to 6 losses in 13 games.
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Sadair Suffers Foot Injury For Derby Run
In Miami AP reports two year old Sadair, touted as the world’s biggest money winning colt, suffered a foot injury and is sidelined for an indefinite period, jeopardizing the Kentucky Derby May 1 bid by Senatell.
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Beckley Flying Eagles crush Mullens Rebels 76 57 in comeback
Beckley Flyers avenge January 5 loss to Mullens by routing the Rebels 76 57 Tuesday night. Beckley builds early 22 16 lead, expands to 44 29 at halftime, then pulls away with balanced scoring led by three starters and Dan D Antonio. Mullens suffers sixth straight setback and drops to 5 1 overall.
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Teens and Party Plans as Rising Spending Force
A 1960s advisory note notes teen population growth to 28.2 million by 1970 and how teens’ party costs, fashion, and food are influenced by newspaper advertising. It suggests using the daily paper to reach teens with fashion and party services, citing 72 percent readership.
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Davidson Beats Keydets 84 78 After Turf Battle
Davidson defeats VMI 84 78 to extend its winning streak to 16 games. Jeff Gausepohl led VMI with 22 points and 13 rebounds, while Dick Snyder and Hetzel paced the Wildcats with 22 and 20 points respectively. Snyder fouled out late as Davidson improved to 7-1 overall and 7-0 in the conference.
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WVU Seeks Revenge at Penn State After Big Win
West Virginia travels to University Park to avenge an 80-79 home loss to Penn State last month. The Mountaineers, after a 111-90 win over George Washington, face Duke, Davidson and Maryland in upcoming games with a 10-8 record, the worst late-season mark in years.
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