Jayvee Cardinals Win Overtime Opener 51-48
Andrew Lewis High School Wolverines edged GW HLS Cardinals 54-52 in double overtime, with David Ball scoring 17 for the Wolverines and Bruce Burnette leading Cardinals with 21. Jayvees also went to overtime, beating GW 51-48 as Hedricks paced the visitors with 20 points. Next Tuesday the Cardinals travel to Roanoke for Jefferson Sr. High.
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Andrew Lewis High School
G.w.hls. Cardinals
Bend
Neliner
Bob Bradslery
John Spessard
David Ball
Ball
Wolverines
Harris
Bruce Burnette
Buddy Clayton
Jim Thompson
Joe Stilwell
Burnette
Cards
Cardinal Jayvees
A.L. Jayvees
Hedricks
Roberts
Neighbors
Hibbits
Stilwell
Hall
Jones
Hopkins
Giles
Cardinals
Roanoke
Jefferson Sr. High
Andrew Lewis
Teft
J. Beach
Clayton
Flynn Oo
Bardsley
Saul Do
Bell
Spassard
Melton
S Thompson
Bj Raynolds
Big Ten Cagers Host Nine Outside Teams Saturday
The Associated Press notes Ohio State leads a 9 game non conference slate for the Big Ten as Ohio State Illinois and Minnesota remain unbeaten while Minnesota faces Bradley and DePaul in Chicago and Ohio State hosts Texas Christian after beating Utah State St. Louis Virginia and West Virginia.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Big Ten
Iinois
Minnesota
Gophers
Bradley
DePaul
Chicago
Jerry Lucas
Buckeyes
Utah State
St. Louis
Virginia
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Duke
Sports Results Across Multiple Colleges and Cities
A long list of college and pro results features Cincinnati, Kansas State, Hofstra, Northwestern, and many others with scores across basketball, baseball, and hockey. Notable showings include Cincinnati 7 Kansas State 61 and Arizona State 7 Kansas 62, plus regional scholastic results and postponed games due to power failures.
Bowling Results Showcase Multiple League Scores at Local Centers
At Recreation Center mens ten pins show a 1544 team total with Mabe 185 and others. Riverdan 1316 and Yeatis 176 lead in different divisions. Forest Lane Mens A League features Wentz Dist 2 Burnette 739 and Cundiff 137 while Riverside Lanes lists Moffett Mem 4 Burton Mem 0 and various church league results across Piney Forest Fairview and Capitol Street venues.
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Recreation Center
Mabe
Hayden
Forest Lane
A’ League
Wentz Dist
Burnette
Dr. Pepper
C. Cundiff
Riverside Lanes
Church League Moffett Mem
Burton
Farfelt
Piney Forest
First Presb
Fairview Meth
Bethany
W. End Christian
Keen Street
Vandola
Main St. Meth
Riverside Ladies Tailends
Hilltop Esso
Capito! Coveralls
Dibrell Bros
Pepsi-Cola
Old Dutch
Davidson Rallies To Beat Furman 66-63 In SBC Clash
Davidson Wildcats overcome Furman Paladins 66-63 as Bill Jarman scores 27 points aided by a 10-point flurry in the second half. Davidson climbs from behind after trailing by seven in the first half and leads 66-61 with 39 seconds left. Attendance around 3,200.
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Davidson
N.C
Bill Jarman
Wildcats
Furman
Farman
Jarman
Wikicats
Paladins
Jack Halford
Jerry Smith
Norm Schafer
David
Smith
Furman Davidson
FT Peacock
Jurman
Hotal
Frye
Holland
Halford
Teague
Glor
Marcom
Vickers
Evans
Pike Oag Schafer
Schafer
Hetez
Pigg
E C Glass Crashes Halifax County 59-35 in loop game
E C Glass High in Lynchburg defeated Halifax County High 59 to 35 in South Boston action. Glass led 13-8 after one quarter and 27-17 at halftime with contributions from Pugh Lampman Perrow Lockett Mitchell Vinson Cobb Blackwell McLaughin and Haliday County’s Morningstar Harrell Elliott Seabolt Marrilla Miller Moore among scorers.
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Register
South Boston
E. C. Glass High
Lynchburg
Halifax County High
Hilltoppers
E. C. Glass
Pugh
T. Lampman
Perrow
Lockett
Mitchell
Vinson
Cobb
Brown
Blackwell
McLaughin
McLaughin 3, Halifay County
Morningstar
Harrell
Tommy Elliott
Seabolt
Marrilla
Miller
Moore
Blue Comets
Reidsville
Hampden-Sydney and Randolph-Macon Win In Foothold Tourney
Hampden-Sydney Tigers beat Ft Belvoir 70 and Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets defeated Ft Lee 95-57 to move to 2-0 in the Ft Lee Invitational. Bill Hardin scored 29 with 11 rebounds, supported by Lotz 19 and Trickler 14 as both teams set up a championship meeting Saturday night.
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FT. Lee
Hampden-Sydney
Ft. Bevoir
Phil Lotz
Dave Trickler
Thom Quarles
Belvoir
Hardin
Fibbe
Lot
Tindle
Quarles
Dembinert Tricktler
Netio
Davis
Smith
Crone
Bartley
Witacefft
Ewart
Blackburn
Baker
Trickler
Witthoefft
Tinde
Simith
Personal
Cone
Lotz
Dembin
Neto
Bailey
Appomattox tops New London 83 to 50 in clash
Appomattox High cagemen routed New London Academy 83 to 50 in a conference game at New London. Scoring leaders included Farrar 22 and Whitehead 22 for Appomattox, with A Harris 6 and Blankenship 12 leading New London.
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Appomattox High
New London Academy
New London
Appomattox
Lucado
Smith
Rogers
Hesson
Farrar
Meggirson
Torrence
Evans
Burke
Whitehead
A.harris
Coffee
Blankenship
Arrington
Russell
Lawler
Tomlin
Williams
Langston Romps Past Northside 75 44 In Conference Win
Langston Lions dominate Northside of Gretna 75 44 as Keen Robertson and Oliver score 18 and 17 respectively. Langston improves to 4 1 overall and 1 1 in conference while bench play shines in fourth quarter. Jayvee 41 32 win precedes varsity triumph. next visit Charlottesville to face Burley.
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Langston
Northside
Gretna
Ivan Keen
Lions
James Oliver
Buford Robertson
R. Doyle
W. Saunders
Keen
Robertson
Oliver
Gretnans
Allen Mitchell
Ray Robertson
Jayvees
G. Clark
L. Goggins
Varsity Lions
Charlottesville
Burley
Langston Gyrt Spy
L. Tompkins
Ivan
Woods
A. Hall
Hubbard
A. Johnson
Whitehead
Thomas
Gunter
Claiborne
Af Gwynn
Blaine
Aeee
Duquesne and Pitt win Steel Bowl openers in Pittsburgh
Duquesne defeated Boston College 57 45 behind sophomore Frank Miniotas. Pitt rallied to beat William and Mary 66 53 6 in the Steel Bowl opening round. Final Saturday pits Pitt against Duquesne for the title, with William and Mary and Boston College in the consolation game.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Pitt
Dukes
Boston College
Frank Miniotas
Panthers
William and Mary
Pittfield House
WES Pitt
Harris
Gen
Gooding
Jinks
Morris
Krieger
Bergey
Roman
Hunter
Grgurich
Roy
Sater
Bowley
Ruby
Younkin
Sheffield
Dickerson
Maczuzak
Cowley
Generatovich
Wiliam and Mary
Hunter Boy
Sauer
Altondance
Oilers Must Beat Titans To Gain Title
In a key AFL Eastern Division decider, the Houston Oilers must defeat the New York Titans at 3:30 p.m. EST on ABC to clinch the division title. A loss could allow Boston to overtake them by beating Oakland, while a tie could still force a playoff if Boston beats the Raiders.
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NEW York
Houston Oilers
New York Titans
ABC
Oilers
Boston
Oakland
Raiders
Houston
Titans
Massengale Extends Lead In Mexican Open Golf Tourney
Don Massengale of Jacksboro Texas stretched his lead to four strokes after posting a 3-under 69 in the Mexican Open's second round. He holds a 36-hole total of 136 at Hacienda Club Course, with Jackson Bradley of Houston in second at 140 and Tony Lema at 142, as Roberto de Vicenzo and Stan Leonard follow in the 140s and 150s.
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Mexico City
Don Massengale
Jacksboro
Tex
Massengale
Stan Leonard
Canada
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Lema
Alvie Thompson
Toronto
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Thompson
de Vicenza
Eg City
Jackson Bradley
Ssewenne
Wenpeenscegne DL
Tan Leonard
Weens
Roberto de Vincenzo
nRamon
David Pere
E. d
Vincenzo Yeseegeesveeee
Vincenzo Seseeseresnaee
Terry Wylcox
Jack Burke Jr
Hector Aarewee
Juan Neri
V S D B Matmen Win Opener Over GW 34 18
At Staunton the Virginia School for the Blind and Deaf wrestling team opened the season with a 34 to 18 victory over George Washington of Danville. GW won four of ten weight classes while V S D B forfeited two divisions due to illness. Notable bouts included Gene Touchstone pinning Dave Kiser and Dan Hooker pinning Barry Alderson, with several other pins and decisions shaping the meet.
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Staunton
Virginia
Jerry Barker
al Abel
Dan Hooker
Barry Alderson
Jerry Eanes
Clifford Turner
GW Grapplers
Danny Cox
Myrl Glenn
Brarfscom ‘Isley
Paul Light
Doug Thomas
Barry Woodrow
Mike Brown
Bland Angus
Barry Koplen
Dick Marsh
Richard Martin
Hubbie Adkins
Heavy 12-Game Schedule For State College Teams
Oak Ridge Military, after a 90 to 63 win over Hargrave Military, equalized its season record at 2-2. Oak Ridge used a 2-3 zone to limit Hargrave, with Frank Brown on the boards and 21 points leading the Tigers. Hargrave, missing Richard Yongue, struggled early and never recovered, while Jim Gouldin added outside shooting for Oak Ridge. Hargrave had lost all three starts, including a 96-93 double overtime to Oak Ridge a week earlier at Chatham. Oak Ridge next hosts Carolina Military Academy on Jan 8.
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Oak Ridge
N C
Oak Ridge Military
Hargrave Military
Tigers
Hargrave
Chatham
Carolina Military Academy
HMA
ORMA
Hargrave — Monahon
Estis
Boon
Barksdale U
Oim Gauldin
Pattisall
Moore
Priddy
Morgan
Hughes
Robbins
Brown
Abrams
Sloan
Clinard
Hoffmeyer
Hobson
Power Failure Delays Dan River High Basketball Games
A power outage in the Dan River area from 5 p.m. to after 8 p.m. postponed Dan River High School basketball games last night featuring Renan. The games are rescheduled for Monday night. Tonight Dan River teams travel to Whitmell High for a twin bill.
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Dan River High School
Renan
Dan River
Dan River Cagers
Whitmell High
Brosville Beats William Campbell 32 to 26 in Rivalry Game
Brosville defeated William Campbell High 32 26 in boys action. In the opening game Brosville girls won 49 48 led by C Still 20 S Gray 17 P Daniels 10. Best for Campbell girls were Lusardi 22 Lowell 19. Boys scoring cited Foster 2 Smith 1 Clark 2 Walker 8 Holt 2 McKenney 3 Holt 4 Hamlett 4 and Brosville Sayars 15 Beggerly 1 Oakes 11 Richardson 5.
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Brosville
William Campbell
S. Gray
P. Daniels
Lusardi
Lowell
Wm. Campbell
Foster
Smith
Clark
Walker
S. Holt
McKenney
K. Holt
Hamlet
Virginia Eyes ACC Debut in Maryland Clash at Charlottesville
Virginia brings a 14 record into its ACC opener against Maryland in Charlottesville as part of a busy holiday weekend for Virginia colleges. Other area games include VMI hosting Furman, Richmond visiting The Citadel, William and Mary in the Steel Bowl in Pittsburgh, Hampden-Sydney vs Randolph-Macon at Ft. Lee, and Old Dominion at Loyola Baltimore.
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Richmond
Virginia
Maryland
Charlottesville
ACC
VMI
Furman
Citadel
William and Mary's Indians
Pittsburgh
Wé&M
Indians
Pitt
Boston College
Duquesne
Ft. Lee
Hampden-Sydney
Randolph
Emory and Henry
Carson-Newman
Norfolk State
West Virginia State
Climax Sweeps Twin Bill Over Spring Garden
Norma Toney erupts for 55 points as Climax girls crush Spring Garden 80 40. Spring Garden girls suffer their fourth straight loss while Climax improves to 2 1. In the boys game Ronald Rigney leads with 15 points lifting Climax to a 39 37 win over Spring Garden as Robert Gunnell adds 14 and Rogers leads Spring Garden with 18.
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Norma Toney
Spring Garden Girls
Climax
Norma
Climax Lassies
Spring Garden Boys
Ronald Rigney
Robert Gunnell
Spring Garden
Bill Rogers
Carolyn Yates
Shelton
Rigney
Gunnell
E. Adkins
Watson
T. Adkins
Turner
Rogers
Carter
McLaughlin
Eanes
McGregor
White L
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Knoxville
New Haven
Kansas State
Fr. Belvoir
Randolph-Macon
Ft. Lee Pitt
Wo & ML
St. Joseph's
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New Hampshire
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Colgate
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Frederick MA
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James Blair
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Lee
Norfolk Catholic
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Warwick
Homer Ferguson
Craddock
Elizberth City
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Norfolk Academy
Fishburne MA
Staunton Military
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Lane
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Unknowns
Young Supply
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Pleasant
Atherton
Oakland Meth
Shields
Ringgold
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Childress
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Hing
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Ola
Butch G—Ferguson
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Gough Lmbr
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Kelly Net
J. G. Brown
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Starke
Weiss
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James
Appomattox Routs
A.L.G.W.H.S. Cage Action
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Larry Bell
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A.G
Lanston
Pace
Duquesne, Pitt
N. Y
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Grosscup
Bill Mathis
Art Powell
Pop Ivy
Iians
George Blanda
Charlie Hennigan
Charley Tolar
Tolar
Buffalo
Cookie Gilchrist
Dallas
Abner Haynes
Gilchrist
Don Floyd
Gene Babb
Tony Banfield
V.S.D.B. Matmen
Dan River High
Hamilton Beach
Nor-Dan
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