Langston Lions Rout Booker T. Washington 79–36
Langston High Lions used all players in a 79 to 36 win over Booker T. Washington High of Reidsville in Athens. Georgia led by Claudius Claiborne with 21 points and Carlton Gill 19 while Harold Morris and others contributed in a balanced effort. The Bulldogs shot 53 percent to pace the win as they improve to 2-1 on the season.
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Boston College Defeats Harvard By 57-45 Margin
Boston College upset a late Harvard rally to win its first basketball game of the season 57-45 in Cambridge. Sophomore George Humana led the Eagles with 19 points, sparking a late surge after BC erased a brief deficit and held Harvard scoreless in the final minutes.
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Thamps Dethroned by VHSL Appeals Committee ruling
The VHSL special appeals committee ruled that Andrew Lewis High School player Cecil Blankenship must surrender his fall football title due to ineligible eight semester rule. Evidence showed Blankenship enrolled in ninth grade at Franklin County and Radford High Schools in 1958 59, then again at Andrew Lewis in 1959. The decision, made at the final hearing, follows a prior notice from Franklin County authorities and a referral by the Group I A Western District Committee. Graham and Beaver of Belfield were the only teams to beat Andrew Lewis or block its perfect season.
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Coliseum Commission
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Salem
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Andrew G. Wright
Greensville County
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Group LA Maury High
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James Monroe High
Fredericksburg
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A. D.j Furt
Franklin County
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Beaver
Birefield
West Virginia
Cecil’ Blankenship
Roanoke Hosts St Marys In Top State Game
Roanoke's Maroons, undefeated in two starts and hailed as Virginia's most improved team, host St Marys NCAA Small College champions in the top matchup for state college clubs Friday night.
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St. Marys
Richmond
Roannoke
Maroons
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Une Arama Jis
Mason-Dixon
Washington and Lee
Old Dominion
Newport News Apprentice
RPI
St. Paul's
Delaware State
CIAA
Hiller Sworn Into Sheriff Role In McHenry County
Giants star Chuck Hiller becomes deputy sheriff and county court bailiff in McHenry County. The 27 year old, famous for a World Series grand slam, aims to curb juvenile delinquency with a baseball minded approach while not carrying a gun or uniform. He will work mainly in the courthouse and hopes to inspire youths toward a constructive path.
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Associated Press
Woodstock
San Francisco Giants
Chuck Billoo
Hiller
New York Yankees
Edward Dowd
McHenry County
Dowd
Id¢Hmsburg
Chuck
Sill
Wayne Duncan Helps Appalachian Stroll Past Pfeiffer 71 57
Wayne Duncan led Appalachian State Teachers College with 19 points as the Maroons beat Pfeiffer 71 to 57 in a Carolinas Conference basketball game. Calvin Lawson topped Pfeiffer with 16, Harold McManus added 13, and Appalachian outrebounded 28 to 42. The win lifts Appalachian to 3-1 in conference play.
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Wayne Duncan
Roanoke
Jack Lytton
Calvin Lawson
Harold McManus
Danny Monk
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Ord
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Altavista Hosts Dan River In Southern Zone High School Basketball
Whitmell and Brosville prep for openers in District TV Group D as Altavista invades Dan River. Boys action features Whitmell seeking a second straight win after a close win over Gretna and Dan River aiming to rebound following a 45 53 48 loss to Climax. Girls race includes Brosville chasing a first district win against Whitmell while Gretna eyes a consecutive win over William Campbell.
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Unusual Happenings Recalled by Football Coaches
Dallas AP report recalls colorful tales from Southwest Conference figures. Frank Bridges describes the longest penalty in his coaching days, while Mike Brumbelow remembers knocking out referee Pete Cawthon. Other coaches share quirky plays, wind affected kicks, hidden ball tricks, and notable players from Baylor SMU TCU Tech and more.
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Dallas
Frank Bridges
Mike Brumbelow
Pete Cawthon
Homer Norton
Fred Thomson
Wear Schoonover
Tellege
Jimmy Stewart
SMU
Lubbock
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Sam Boyd
Baylor
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Boyd
Doc Hughes
Dallas Sporting Goods
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Usua
Mack Saxon
Texas Mines
D. X. Bible
Ula
J Frank Bridges
Rusty Russell
Southern
Bowling results and league standings at Riverside Lanes morning session
The morning bowling at Forest Lanes featured multiple leagues with numerous teams and players posting varied scores. Key entries include Riverside Lanes teams Rebels 1012 Marshall 91 and Dragons 95S Haymore 77, plus Pepsi Cole 4 Gough Lumber 4 and Charcoal House 34. Main American 1 Harper Croxton 3. The Trading Stamp League will begin play at Forest Lanes with free stamps and coffee starting at 10 a.m.
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Ken Hubbs to Receive Chicago Rookie Award at Dinner
Chicago star Ken Hubbs, the National League rookie of the year for the Cubs, will also be honored as Chicago rookie of the year at the 23rd Diamond Dinner of the Chicago Baseball Writers on January 13. The event recognizes hubbs and other standout first-year performers in the league.
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Chicago
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Unbeaten Miami Beats Rhode Island 88-80 in Kingston
Miami Hurricanes remained undefeated by beating Rhode Island 88 to 80 at the free throw line. Rick Barry scored 27 for Miami while Mike McCoy added 16 and Ken Allen 13. Rhody’s Steve Chubin and Frank Nightingale led with 22 and 14 respectively as Rhody faded after Nightingale fouled out with 13 minutes left.
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