Hal Johnston nets 38 as Wolverines trounce GWHS 103 63
Hal Johnston scored 38 points on 14 field goals and 10 free throws to lead Andrew Lewis High past GWHS 103 to 63. Ron Shorter 13, Mel Kanade 14, Sammy Weddle 21, and Charles Kipps 12 added support while Wayne Cook led GWHS with 22. Andrew Lewis improves to 7-2 overall, 3-2 in district.
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Hal Johnston
Nets
Andrew Lewis
GWHS
Roanoke
William Fleming
Salem
Johnston
Ron Shorter
Mel Kanade
Sammy Weddle
Charles Kipps
Wayne Cook
Bobby Willeford
Don Griffith
Willeford
Redbirds
Kanade
Weddle
Wolverines
Cook
Wayne Hamlin
Fense
Jayvee
Harry Whitt
G. W. Willis
Rip Bendall
AL Jayvees
Hammersley
Whitman
Givens
Genehimer
Halifax County High Blue Comets
Jayvees
Martinsville
Bulldogs
Lewis
T Hamlin
Shorter
iWideford
Wokanade
Gaddy T
Johnson
Shipps
Wsohnston
Taylor
Ohairman
Siddle
Patrick
Griffith
Southern Oo
Barrick
Motley
Wrenn
G.W.H.S
Curvis Stops Stable In Fourth Round At Albert Hall
British welterweight champion Brian Curvis halted Jose Stable in the fourth round of a 10 rounder at Royal Albert Hall after 2:40 due to a cut above Stable's left eye. Curvis, 1474 pounds and ranked No 4 by the WBA, improved to 34-3-0 in pro bouts while Stable, 25, fought at 150 pounds after failing to make weight. About 5,000 spectators watched. The first round produced the cut, with the AP rating the opening round a draw. In other notes, Missouri defensive tackle Ron Snyder signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent.
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London
Brian Curvis
Jose Stable
New York
Bill Williams
Royal Albert Hall
Curvis
World Boxing Association
Stable
Associated Press
Curvisaking
ST. Louis
Missouri
Ron Snyder
St. Louis Cardinals
National Football League
Cardinal
Snyder
Davidson pummels Citadel 81-77 on Snyder hot scoring night
Davidson defeated The Citadel 81-77 as Dick Snyder scored 35 points and Rodney Knowles added 23. Snyder's 35-point stretch extended to four straight games totaling 150 points in that span. Citadel kept pace with hot outside shooting and tight defense but could not overturn a late margin. attendance was about 4,000.
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Davidson
N.C
Dick Snyder
Rodney Knowles
Citadel
Snyder
Wildcats
Bulldogs
Knowles
Rebounds
Davip
Idson
FT Bridges
B’mann
Muller
Dale
Cauihnen
Lane
eBr
Squier
Bornh
Bee Ebu Nee Taen
Rte Eevee
Bart
the Citadel
Sixteen Teams Picked For All America Golf Tourney
Sixteen teams from six states were chosen to compete March 30 through April 2 in the 12th All- America Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. Brigham Young University will make its first spring meet appearance after a summer in England, as six championships are decided over 72 holes of medal play. Houston, host and 1965 national champion, is defending in all six divisions: team medal, team match, overall team, low four ball, low two ball, and individual medal.
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Houston
Tex
Brigham Young University
England
University of Houston
Danville Tech Falls 75 61 To NBC Knights In Roanoke
Danville Tech lost 75 61 to National Business College in Roanoke as starters fouled out and bench players could only muster two points. Gunter led Tech with 23, Vaughan 20, while NBC had five players score in double figures led by Reynolds with 21. The defeat drops DTI to 4 6 on the season.
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Danville Tech
NBC
Roanoke
Knights
National Business College
Tech
William Gunter
Bruce Burnette
Fred Butler
Butler
Burnette
Bill Vaughan
Buddy Clayton
DTI
Tts
Gunter
Vaughan
Reynolds
East Defeats West 137 94 In 16th All Star Game
East defeats West 137 to 94 in the 16th NBA All-Star Game led by Adrian Smith of the Cincinnati Royals with 24 points and MVP honors. Jerry West injures eye in second quarter and leaves game as East maintains large lead. Wilt Chamberlain scores 21 for East while Rick Barry adds 10 for West. Attendance 13,653. Red Auerbach coaches East, Jerry Lucas and John Havlicek spark early 4-0 run.
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Harold Harrison
Cincinnati
Ohio
Adrian Smith
Cincinnati Royals
Smith
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
West
Jerry Lucas
John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Ohio State
Guy Rodgers
San Francisco
Red Auerbach
East
Don Ohl
Baltimore Bullets
Auerbach
Celtics
Stagie
Eddie Miles
Detroit Pistons
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Rick Barry
Howell
Lucas
S.jones
Beaty
Greer
Reed LaRussa
Miles
Walker
Russell
Barry
Clemson
Randolph-Macon
Rosenke
Concord
Morgan State
Va. Union
Bridgewater
Lynchburg
Norfolk State
Winston-Salem
Western Freserve
Carnegie ‘Tech
Illinois
Wisconsin
Columbia
Fordham
Wash
St.l
Westminister
Okla
Thomas Jefferson
Varina
Highland Springs
Douglas Freeman
Thomas Dale
Manchester
Wilson Mera
VSOB
Lee-Davis
Hopewell
John Marshall
Hermitage
Blackstone
Buckingham
Gar-Field
James Monroe
Victoria
Crewe
Orange
Osburn
Kenbridge
Cumberland
Loudoun Valley
Clarke Co
Princeton
Bluefield
Big Creek
Jaeger
Grundy
Harden
Herndon
Matoaka
Giles
Blacksburg
Narrows
Christiansburg
Dublin
Hillsville
Wytheville
Pulaski
Floyd
Ft. Chiswell
WES
North
Cross
Auburn
Shawsville
Luray
Elkton
Stafford
Culpeper
Jonn Battle
Sugar Grove
Abingdon
Rich Valley
Castlewood
Lebanon
Jonesville
St. Charles
Eastern EHL All Stars vs Long Island in All-Star game
The Eastern Hockey League All-Stars defeated Long Island 4 to 1 in Comack New York behind Marv Edwards’s 37 saves. Ray Clearwater and Brian Perry led the Stars with goals and assists from Dick Roberge Dave Lucas and Johnstown’s Dave Lucas helped spark the comeback in the second period.
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Commack
N.Y
All- Stars
Long Island
Nasvhille
Marv Edwards
Edwards
Ducks
Gordie Stratton
New Haven
Ray Clearwater
Brian Perry
Johnstown
Perry
Roberge
Jim Armstrong
Gordon Dibley
Jacksonville
Ron Willy
Clearwater
Lucas
John Brophy
Willy
EHL
New Jersey
Reg Reserve
Greene Delivers Narrow Slalom Triumph Over Goitschel
Grendelwald Switzerland AP Nancy Greene edged Marielle Goitschel by 0.15 seconds in the first real challenge of the season as Christine Goitschel finished third. The two Goitschel sisters led after the first run but Greene claimed victory in a race that used a flag based gate system. Greene said the new format was too easy and she could have gone faster.
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Grindelwald
Switzerland
Canada
Nancy Greene
Goitschell
Marielle
Christine
Miss Greene
Nancy
International Ski Federation
Marielle Goitschel
Ashe Richey And FitzGibbon Among Winners
Top seed Arthur Ashe of Richmond and Americans Cliff Richey Herb FitzGibbon won first round matches at the Tasmanian Championships in Hobart Australia. Nancy Richey withdrew with an injury and Graebner advanced in the women’s singles with a 6 4 6 4 victory over Therese MacKay.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Cliff Richey
Herb FitzGibbon
U.S
Clark Grabner
Beachwood
Ohio
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Graebner
Miss Richey
Ashe
Peter McCumstie
Australia
Richey
Neil Holland
FitzGibbon
Garden City
N.Y
Murray Whitebread
Ed Feinberger
Philadelphia
Bill Bowrey
Providence Tops Rhode Island 86 to 79 in Kingston
Providence, ranked sixth, beat intrastate rival Rhode Island 86-79 as Jimmy Walker dominated with 38 points and strong ball control. Art Stephenson led Rhode Island with 26 points and 16 rebounds, but Providence built a 44-36 halftime lead and held off a late rally for their 11th win in 12 games.
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Kingston
R.I
Jimmy Walker
Providence
Rhode Island
Providence Press
Walker
Art
Stephenson
Steve Chubin
Rams
Jim Benedict
Bill Blair
Bill Lasher
Lawyers To Take Depositions From Braves Officials
Six Wisconsin lawyers will depose Braves president John McHale, chairman William Bartholomay, manager Bobby Bragan, and business manager Dick Cecil in an antitrust case over the team moving to Atlanta. The Wisconsin suit seeks an injunction to keep the Braves in Milwaukee, potentially delaying the 1966 season. Atlanta also seeks an injunction to keep the team in Atlanta. Tom Reynolds, a Chicago attorney and Braves owner, says Wisconsin lacks Braves assets or personnel, and predicts the Wisconsin judge will rule under law.
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Atlanta, Ga
Wisconsin
Braves
Atlanta
Tom Reynolds
Chicago
John McHale
Bobby Bragan
Dick Cecil
Milwaukee
Reynolds
Fulton County
Blacksmiths Refuse Fingerprinting at Florida Tracks
Blacksmiths at Florida race tracks refuse to be fingerprinted under the Florida Racing Commission order. Union president Tom Brady says the move targets workers only and amounts to discrimination. The commission plans to bar all unlicensed personnel at Hialeah Gulfstream and Tropical tracks starting Friday. 35 blacksmiths have been working unlicensed as their certification was denied for lack of prints.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
South Florida
State Racing Commission
Tom Brady
Blacksmiths’ Union
Sonnel
Richard Kumble
Hialeah
Gulfstream
Tropical
Bears At Charlottesville Avenue Beating By Lions
Basketball results show the Lions defeating the Bears in a notable matchup at Charlottesville Avenue. The listing includes multiple college and scholastic scores across a wide range of teams and venues, highlighting European and domestic college contests, with additional context on conference and nonconference play.
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Bears
Charlottesville Avenue
Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes Suburban League Summary
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes show numerous league matchups across diverse teams and scores. Notable figures include Pastry Shoppe 2-Pryor 213, RS Shops 2-Carl 383, Dan. Sandwich 4-Haymes 720, and Ladies Non Classic Freeze Const. 3-Godson 174, with high marks by 724.
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Riverside Lanes
Barkhouser
Gee
Putnam’s
Hyde
Godson
W. Main
B.S
Wyatt
Burley Bears Stop Langston Lions 57 53 in Return Meet
Burley High Bears of Charlottesville edged Langston High Lions 57 53 to avenge a prior loss. Rodney Townes led Langston with 18 points. Leonard Stewart topped Burley with 23 as Burley built leads by halftime and prevailed in the final period. In the opener, Langston Jayvees beat the Bears 47 31. Friday Langston heads to Fieldale for a district test against Carver High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley High Bears
Charlottesville
Langston High Lions
Burley
Bears
Langston
Dunbar High Poets
Lynchburg
Lions
Rodney Townes
Morrell James
Leonard Stewart
Jackson
Carter
Langston Jayvees
Young Bears
Willard Walker
Beaves
Burley Cubs
Fieldale
Carver High
Langston Fo Ff
tShurley Fo Ff
James
Brown
Townes
Johnson
Stewart
Peters
Zrater
Ferrel
Nichols
GI Oo Harris
Oalender
W.selfries
J Mitchell
Cece Eea Ee
Detroit Defeats Port Huron 4-1 in Exhibition Game
Ted Lindsay scored in his brief return from retirement as the Detroit Red Wings beat Port Huron Flags 4-1. Floyd Smith opened scoring for Detroit, with Lindsay tallying at 17 02 of the second period assisted by Norm Ullman and Doug Barkley. The Flags equalized at 15 20 on Bill Lecaine’s goal with Golembrowsky and Mavety assisting.
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Port Huron
Mich
Ted Lindsay
Detroit Red Wings
Port Huron Flags
Lindsay
Bob Sneddon
Norm Ullman
Doug Barkley
Red Wings
National Hockey League
Floyd Smith
Ullman
Bryan Watson
International Hockey League
Bill Lecaine
IHL
Frank Golembrowsky
Larry Mavety
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Nadrew Tawi
LHS
Wolverine
Cardinals
Dodge
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Blackwell Motor Company
Danville
Floyd Street
Riverside Drive
Pendable Dodge Truck
Ori Gunter
Foff
Breynards
Woods
Clayton
National League
Swanson Motors
WcGuire
Pastry Shoppe
Pryor
Carl
W.g.&e
Mitchell
A & D Homes
Jones
Ashby
Crane Tire
Compton
Ashworth Florist
Hudson
Charcoal House
G. Hudson
Strange Cleaners
Webb
King of Sea
Moshenek
WDVA
Campbbell
Old Faithfuls
Rolling Stones
Linkous
Earl's Rest
d—Hill
Weadon
Trane Heating
Dan
Sandwich
Haymes
Franklin's O—P. Franklin
Coca-Cola
Childress
Cate Comers
Christianson
Southland Life
Davis
Southern Dept
Vineski
Lea
Gunnerl Plumbing
Bray
Carter’s Sinclair
Presley
N. Union Gulf
Adams
Crider
Robertson
Sunbeam
Hill
Loftis
Banes
Bowman
RS Building Supply
Tilgham
Stokestand Pharmacy
Talbot
American Legion
Handley’s
Stone
Scotts
Hines
Dunavents
Gover
Recreation Center
Lea Eague
Dixon
Seeley
Fleming
Wiley
Worley
Clup
Chaffin
Detroit
Marlins Miami, Fla
Billy Demars
Appleton
Miami Marlins
Demars
Baltimore Orioles
Marlins
Orioles
Rangers New York
New York Rangers
Doug Robbinson
Ray Cullen
Baltimore
American Hockey League
Rangers
Cullen
Robinson
Conn
Fred Wallner
Wallner
Notra ‘Dame
Chicago Cardinals
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Hartford
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