Hartman and Tedesco Lead 1968 All-Group I-A Team
AP recounts 1968 All-Group I-A scholastic football selections with Mt. Vernon quarterback Larry Hartman and Anndale end Ted Tedesco as honorary co captains. GW’s Ed Pratt dominates on defense, and GW's Giles Hall Rollins Harrison Carter Lester contribute heavily. Connie Hawkins scores 47 for Stingers despite elbow injury risk.
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Annandale
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Joe Giles
Aaron Rollins
Woodrow Wilson
Reggie Harrison
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Jefferson
Ed State
Steve Lester
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Italian Benvenuti Fullmer title bout on TV in Rome and U S
Italian fight fans will see Saturday's Nino Benvenuti versus Don Fullmer for the middleweight title live on Italian television and in the United States via ABC's Wide World of Sports. The bout, at Criston Theater in Rome with 2,500 seats, follows Benvenuti's title defense since his March 4 win in New York. Fullmer, from Salt Lake City, is the 29 year old challenger and the younger brother of Gene Fulmer. All seats sold in Cleveland for the NFL playoff game between the Browns and Cowboys.
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All County Football Honors Listed Across Teams
The roster lists second and first team players by position from multiple Virginia and nearby counties and schools. Notable names include John Marshall, Deep Creek, Washington Lee, Mt. Vernon, and First Colonial among others, with many players named as tackles guards centers linebackers and backs across the two teams.
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John Marshall
Dennis Ford
Halifax County
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Washington-Lee
Robert Hines
Charles Franklin
Ft. Hunt
Glenn Brown
Deep Creek
George Brooks
Gil Danville
Josh Floyd
Crestwood
Jackie Youtt
Wade Hughes
Lee
Martin Lee
Marion
Lawson Osborne
Bernard Holmes
Granby
Chris Westcott
Jefferson
Fairfax
Dave Knight
Mt. Vernon
Jesse Dark
Maggie Walker
Ted Powell
Hampton
Bernie Kirchner
Yorktown
Jim Owings
J.E.B. Stuart
Paul Ritchie
Hermitage
Frank Fletcher
David Gentry
Charlie Williams
Doug Hartline
Annandale
Billy Maxwell
Willie Clayton
Harold Price
Peabody
Robert Buchanan
Yazewell
Steve Tilson
Sam Clark
McLean
Mike Lemn
Norview
Harper Donahoe
Gw-Danville
Guards
Vernon Gardner
Woodson
Don McFarland
E.C. Glass
George Korte
First Colonial
Ben Rackley
Hopewell
Joe Sears
Woodrow Wilson
Bill Ellis
Hammond
Gary Hamilton
Harrison Marks
Allen Pickeral
Centers
Bill Hildbold
John Butsavage
Joe Cando
Maury
Jack Christensen
Jack Crabtree
Tazewell
Billy Letcher
Randy Bowling
Ligon Jones
Steve Ziegler
Ken Strickler
Ferguson
Alan Nobles
Stuart Christian
Patrick Henry
North Dakota State Faces Arkansas State In Pecan Bowl
No. 1 North Dakota State meets Southland champion Arkansas State in Arlington in the Pecan Bowl. North Dakota State seeks its 10th win while Arkansas State enters with a 7-2-1 mark as NDSU’s P. J. Hatchett drives the steamroller offense.
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Arlington
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Ron Erhardt
Locche Captures World Junior Welter Title in Tokyo
Argentina's Nicolino Locche dethroned Paul Fuji when Fuji refused to come out for the tenth round, a knockout at 5 seconds of the tenth. Locche led on all three judges' cards as Fuji's eye swelled from his jabs. The crowd pelting the ring marked the historic victory at Sumo Hall in Tokyo.
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Nicolino Locche
Paul Fuji
Locche
Fuji
Nick Pope
U.S
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Takeo Ugo
Hiroyuki Tezaki
Pope
Tlocche
Loeche
Leecie
Italy
Sandro Lopopolo
West Germany
Willi Quatuor
Kurama
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