First Meet This Season Between District Rivals GWHS Basketball Clashes
GWHS travels to Salem for a Western District doubleheader against Andrew Lewis High. The Cardinal Jayvees start at 6:30 with varsity action around 8. The Cards, 5-2 overall and 3-1 in district, boast improved form after a 56-39 win over William Fleming. Coach Kendall leans on Willeford Johnson Hamlin Cook and Siddle or Gaddy. Substitutes Griffith Taylor ready, plus Barrick Wrenn Motley. Freshmen beat Roxboro 33-24 in overtime for their fourth win in as many starts. Henderson 12 Dunn 13 lead GW scoring.
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Andrew Lewis High
Cardinal Jayvees
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Kendall
Wolverines
Bobby Willeford
Guy Johnson
Johnny Hamlin
Wayne Cook
Paul Siddle
Steve Gaddy
Don Griffith
Reid Taylor
Eddie Barrick
Gerald Wrenn
A. B. Motley
Halifax County Blue Comets
Martinsville
MHL Bulldogs
Roxboro High Fresh
Cardinals
Baby Cards
Young Rockets
Bottling Results Show Mixed Scores Across Leagues
A dense Riverside Lanes recap lists multiple league results with high and low scores. Notable items include Ky. Fried Chicken 3, Freeze 248 in one match, Danville Datry 0, and Richmond 197 by Flowers 4, plus an upset in Tokyo where Maruki defeated Arando in the eighth round of a scheduled 10-round bout.
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Riverside Lanes
Det
Clark
Tokyo
Riji Maruki
Japan
Eliseo Arando
Philippines
Roxboro Frosh Beat GWHS Freshmen at Hargrave Jan 13
Roxboro freshmen top GWHS 33 11 33 with Newton leading Rockets scoring 10 points. Oakley Blalock Lotta Wrenn Taylor and Marston added points as Roxboro won 34 to 23. GW freshmen scored 5 3 7 8 per quarter. Next meet scheduled at Hargrave on Jan 13 at 3 30 p m.
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Baby Rockets
Newton
Roxboro
Oakley
Blalock
Lotta
Wrenn
Taylor
Marston
HMA Frosh
Hargrave
East Predicted To Dominate NBA All Star Game
The East, led by Russell Chamberlain Robertson and Oscar Robertson, is favored as the All-Star game in Cincinnati draws 12 500 fans. West coach Fred Schaus disputes a clear mismatch, pinning hopes on Thurmond and West to spark defense and offense. A coin flip will decide whether Russell or Chamberlain starts at center.
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Fred Schaus
West
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Los Angeles Lakers
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry Lucas
Oscar Robertson
Russell
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco Warriors
Jerry West
Lakers
Nate
Jerry
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Celts
Chamberlain
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Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
John Havlicek
Robertson
Royals
Sam Jones
Celtics
Bailey Howell
Baltimore Bullets
Rick Barry
Warriors
Thurmond
Guy Rodgers
Houston on three year NCAA probation for severe violations
The NCAA placed the University of Houston on three years probation for severe violations involving out of season practice recruiting and illegal financial aid to football players. The action, announced at the NCAA convention, bars Houston football from bowl games and any NCAA televised events for the probationary period.
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Lions Lighthouse Foundation
Phils Trade Covington To Cubs
Philadelphia traded outfielder Wes Covington to Chicago for Doug Clemens in a straight deal with no cash. Covington, 33, criticized manager Gene Mauch and helped fuel Phillies collapses in 1964 and 1965. Clemens hit .271 for the Cubs last season and joined Leo Durocher in Milwaukee for a Cub caravan tour.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Phils
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Chicago Cubs
Doug Clemens
Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
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Mauch
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St. Louis Cardinals
Leesport
Ernie Broglio
Bobby Shantz
Lou Brock
Jack Spring
Paul Toth
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Milwaukee
Cub
Pro Grid Clubs Spend Big On New Talent In Two Weeks
Pro football clubs reportedly spent about 25 million over the last two weeks to sign college players amid a wall of high offers. Players such as Jim Grabowski Tommy Nobis and Johnny Roland joined major teams with contracts ranging from 200000 to 700000 while fear of a talent drain continues across the NFL and AFL.
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Associated Press Sport
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NFL
AFL
Danny Anderson
Texas Tech
Green Bay
Houston
Anderson
Joe Namath
Atlanta
Miami
Illinois
Jim Grabowski
Texas
Tommy Nobis
Missouri
Johnny
Freehan Undergoes Appendectomy in Detroit Hospital
Detroit Tigers catcher Bill Freehan had an appendectomy at a Detroit hospital Monday after reporting side pain. He had been attending classes at the University of Michigan Dearborn Branch and entered the hospital Monday morning. Doctors expect the surgery to not affect his spring training schedule next month.
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Detroit Tigers
Bill Freehan
Freehan
University of Michigan
Dearborne
Neal Moves to Pitt Pittsburgh Defensive Coach Named
Bill Neal, 33, former Navy defensive line coach, was appointed a defensive coach at the University of Pittsburgh on Monday. He reunites with head coach Hart, who left Navy for Pitt after serving as an assistant there.
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Bill Neal
Navy
University of Pittsburgh
Neal
Hart
Pitt
Wally Lemm Resigns As Cardinals Head Coach
Wally Lemm quit as coach of the St. Louis Cardinals by mutual consent after a 5-9 season. Charles Bidwill Jr said no compromise allowed and he leaves with one year left on his contract. Lemm, 45, previously led the Oilers to the AFL title in 1961 and had four seasons in St. Louis with records 4-9-1, 9-5, and 9-3-2.
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Bidwill
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Cleveland Browns
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Pop) Ivy
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Carroll College
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Lake Forest
Bradley Braves Fight Back For 81 77 Victory
Bradley, ranked No. 5, edged the touring Polish National Olympians 81 77 after a second half push. Poland led 45 43 at halftime with Andrzej Pstronkowski scoring 22 of his 28 in the first half. Bradley surged to 64 53 with 11 minutes left as four Braves reached double figures, led by Tom Campbell with 22.
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Marty Edges Hernandez In Unpopular Paris Bout
French middleweight Jacques Marty won an eight round decision over Las Vegas welterweight Fred Hernandez. Marty, now 11-0, started slow but finished strong in the final three rounds. The crowd at the Sports Palace booed the decision while Hernandez was cheered as he left the ring.
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Boxing Series to Begin in Worcester at Mechanics Hall
Promoter Sam Silverman announced that Lloyd Marshall of Newark will inaugurate a weekly boxing series at Mechanics Hall Worcester. Marshall, undefeated in seven Worcester bouts, signed to fight Dave Marine of Philadelphia in the feature 10 round bout on January 24.
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Sam Silverman
Lloyd Marshall
Newark
N.J
Mechanics Hall
Marshall
Dave Marine
Philadelphia
Women's A Schoolfield Meth and Bapt. game recap
Women's game saw Schoolfield Meth. score 58 with Turner contributing 39 points while Schoolfield Bapt. tallied 28 and Gibson 15 in a defensive contest.
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Turner
Schoolfield
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