Cardinal Wrestlers Beat Blacksburg Team in Close Duel
Blacksburg’s powerhouse Blacksburg team was edged by the Cardinal wrestlers 34to44 as Danville Cards, led by Gene Touchstone and Don Marley, posted a solid victory on their home mat. The meet featured key bouts across weight classes with strong performances from Mike Ewers and Reggie Gillespie.
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Ieagers
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Easy Cage
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Charleston
Gary Daniels
Wayne Isaacs
Renr Tyvin
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East Tennessee State College
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Uelses Sidelined With Flu Shifts Track Meet Focus
John Uelses the world record pole vaulter is out with influenza, sidelining him from the Philadelphia Track and Field Meet. Frank Budd and Villanova rivals headline events while strong performances from GW Seniors, P.I. Engineers, and Morgan State vie for top team honors.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
John Uelses
Climax And Callands Cagers Move Into Group III Finals
Climax and Callands advance to the Group III finals as a late surge carries both teams past rivals. In other results, Cleveland powers past San Francisco 129 to 116, and Los Angeles tops Chicago 109 to 96. Virginia Tech edges Wake Forest 87 81. Florida Southern beats Lenoir Rhyne 72 72.
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Lincoln Memorial
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Akin
Union
Tenn
Pittsyvania County
Group III Teams Begin 1st Round Activity Tonight
In Chatham Virginia Pittsylvanian County Tournament opens with Climax High girls routed Spring Garden 63 43 as Norma Toney scored 40. Catlands edged Chat ham 38 32 in boys action with George Dobbs scoring 16 for Catlands and Gary Barker leading Chatham with 12. Group II and Group I games follow, with winners meeting next week for titles.
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Register
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Pittsylvania County
Chatham Armory
Climax
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Renan
Callands
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Shelby Chism
Brenda Robertson
Lois Edwards
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Catlands
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Stan Reynolds
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Gretna
Ferree Leads Panama Open After First Round
Jim Ferree of Crystal River Florida shot an even par 72 to seize an early lead in the 72 hole Panama Open, first stop on the Caribbean golf tour. Several players tied at 69 include George Knudson and Al Geiberger, with Doug Sandens one stroke behind at 70 in hot 90 degree conditions.
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Branford
Bearcats Hold On To Defeat St Louis 54 48 in MVC Showdown
Cincinnati Bearcats, ranked third, barely withstood a furious St Louis rally to win 54 48 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Paul Horne led with 15 points, George Wilson added 14, while St Louis’ John Smith returned in his first game after ineligibility and led the Billikens with 12. Cincinnati improves to 7 2 in conference, second to Bradley. St Louis drops to 5 9 in MVC.
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Tom Sizer
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Sizer
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Bearcat
John Smith
Bradley
St.Louis
Johansson Seeks to Regain World Title in Goteborg Bout
Sweden’s Ingemar Johansson aims to reclaim the world heavyweight crown from Joe Bygraves in a Friday comeback fight at Maesshailen Stadium Goteborg. Johansson, 34, seeks victory after losses to Patterson and a recent return from injury, with Bygraves betting on an upset as a determined challenger.
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Agemar Johansson
Boi
Joe Bygraves
Floyd Patterson
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Maesshailen
Edwin Ahlquist
Johansson
Miami Beach
Helt
Ingemar
Attstack
Tye
Brygraves
United States
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Wayne Bethea
Roy Harris
Joe Hamphill
Zora Folley
England
Henry Coser
Bowling Results From Recreation Center Leagues
Detailed recaps of women and boys bowling results at the Recreation Center show Hagood and Sample posting high scores in the Mill League, while Fleming and Walker lead Weaver and Jones in second group standings. Riverside lanes host Rebel League and local clubs including Jaycees, Esso and Pepsi Cola named among sponsors and teams.
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Keller Purdue Pace VPI To 87 81 Win Over Deacs
In Blacksburg Virginia AP Keller and Pardue led Virginia Tech to an 87 81 win over Wake Forest before 9300 at the Tech Coliseum. Keller scored 31 points including 21 in the second half while Pardue added 24 as Tech built a 33 game home winning streak. Wake Forest star Len Chappell was held to 32 points overall with 14 in the first half and 18 after intermission. Dave Wiedeman had 19 for Wake and Billy Packer 13.
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Kentucky's New Grid Coach Outlines Policy In Future
DAYTON Ohio AP Oscar Robertson scored 38 points Thursday night to help Cincinnati snap a six game losing streak in a 115 109 National Basketball Association win over Los Angeles The Royals led late but the Lakers rallied cutting the lead to 10% games without Jerry West and Elgin Baylor Baylor on Army duty and West sidelined with an injury Cincinnati benefited from Arlen Bockhorn who finished with 22 points in the final two quarters while Wayne Emory missed the game with a sprained ankle The game attendance was 5 341.
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Yates Zeller
Chamberlain Sets Season Scoring Mark With 59 Points
Wilt Chamberlain scored 59 as the Philadelphia Warriors routed the New York Knicks 136 120 in the first game of a national NBA doubleheader in Syracuse. He lifted his season total to 3 039 points, surpassing last year’s 3 033. Chamberlain shot 23 of 27 from the floor and 13 of 19 from the line, fueling a 64 53 halftime lead and a comfortable win.
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