Visiting Wolverines Boast Unbeaten 9-0 At GWHS Tonight
Andrew Lewis High Wolverines of Salem bring a 9-0 mark to Western District 1-A action against GWHS Cardinals. The rivalry follows a previous 80-55 Wolverines win, with Davis McCray leading the guests and Kardinals seeking slowing tactics and strong shots tonight.
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Salem
Andrew Lewis
Wolverines
Ben Kendall
Redbirds
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Davis McCray
Roanoke
Genheimer
Willard
Hammersley
Givens
Harry Whitt
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Ted Wiseman
Steve Smoral
Maynard Reynolds
Howard Dunn
Rick Kendall
Cardinals
South Boston
Halifax County High
Blue Comets
Hawks Edge Bullets 119 116 In Greensboro
Lenny Wilkens sealed a 119 to 116 Hawks win over Baltimore at Greensboro Coliseum with a driving layup and two free throws after a late steal. Zelmo Beaty led St. Louis with 35 points, while Willis Reed and others contributed. Earl Monroe led Baltimore with 26 points. Attendance 4,392. Autrans Opens Olympic Village as Games Approach. Francois Missoffe presides over opening ceremony.
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St. Louis
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Beckert Signs 1968 Cubs Contract After Strikeout Leader Season
Chicago Cubs second baseman Glenn Beckert signed his 1968 contract Thursday as the 12th Cub signee. Beckert, who led the league in fewest strikeouts for the second straight season, whiffed only 25 times last year in limited at bats. The report also includes dense stockyard and market data from Chicago.
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Chicago Cub
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Cub
Marr Baxter and Howie Johnson Lead Kaiser Open
Dave Marr Rex Baxter and Howie Johnson opened the Kaiser Open with four under par 68s at Silverado North as frost delayed play and darkness halted the first round. Don January Jacki Cupit and Ted Makalena joined the early lead pack, while Palmer Pott Casper and Floyd lurked nearby, with 146 players halted and 90 minutes lost to frost before resuming Friday.
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Rex Baxter
Howie Johnson
Silverdade County Club
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Jackie Cupit
Ted Makaleta
Burt Greene
Jim Weichers
Arnold Palmer
Crosby
Johnny Pott
Billy Casper
Ray Floyd
Harvie Ward
Gay Brewer
Baxter
Marr
Johnson
Silverado
Phoenix
Tucson
Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
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Frost
Isin
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Ifentar Asin Mag
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Tex
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Ariz
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Howie
Jack Burke Jr
Tommy Bolt
Scone
Call
Thursd Ha Kainer
Interna
Gale Ter Fiensteedt
Éorge Kevan Leeeiner
Stan Thirsk
Tom
Royals Edge Past Rockets By 126 120 Charted Victory
In Cleveland the Cincinnati Royals edged the San Diego Rockets 129 126 as Oscar Hiubertson scored a late field goal and foul shot. Robertson led Cincinnati with a key late jumper and free throw to seal the fifth straight win. Don Kojis topped San Diego with 34 points and Jerry Lucas hauled in 26 rebounds.
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Oscar Hiubertson
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
San Diego
Robertson
Roya
Rockets
Dave Gambee
Jon McGlocklin
John Block
Don Kojis
Jerry Lucas
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Attandance
Brundage Warns Government Over Olympic Team Fate
Avery Brundage warned that government involvement in the AAU NCAA sports dispute could jeopardize the entire American Olympic team. He noted threats of anti trust action by colleges and reflected on past settlements while stressing independent amateur federations should select teams. Senator Griffin announced a bill for an athletes Bill of Rights.
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NEW York
U.S
Avery Brundage
AAU
Robert P. Griffin
R.-Mich
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Olympic Committee
Excel
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Taraal
Swimming Federation
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Senate
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Brundage Warns Against Government Interference
IOC chief Brundage declares that government meddling threatens sport and cautions against state private funding events. He cites France offering officials to the French Olympic Committee, argues AAU remains an amateur standard, and criticizes college scholarships linked to athletics amid a Bogota offer for a $5000 sport scholarship.
Tim Wood Leads U.S. Figure Skating Championship Trials
Tim Wood, a pre-law student from Broomfield Hills Michigan and sophomore at John Carroll University, led the men's singles after compulsory figures with 75.79 points, while Scott Allen and Gary Visconti trailed closely. Patti Miller headed the novice women with 58.44, as the event also selects Olympic and World Team members. Wood, coached by Ronnie Baker, commented he felt his best skating yet and faced a tight field that could realign after the free skate.
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Broomfield Hills
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Viscont
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Copiague
N.C
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Washington
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Grenoble
France
America
Switzerland
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Liverpool
England
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Lions Edge Bedford Cagemen in Rough Matchup
In a hard fought league game, the Lions secure a slight margin over Bedford as key players from Danville Amuetme Wilson 177 and Yanceyville Drug-Foster 22 contribute scoring. Final tally shows the Lions narrowly ahead, with Cox Farras Arherican-8 and Shatterty-191 among listed contributors for both sides.
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Langston Lions edge Susie Gibson in district clash
Langston High School Lions host Susie Gibson High of Bedford in a Western District game after a weather pause. The team, led by starters Larry Jones Marion Walters Fred Price Willard Walker and James Barber, aims to boost its record before visiting Gretna to meet Northside High Bobcats, a stern test after edging Gretna 61 59 in overtime earlier.
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Lions
Susie Gibson
Bedford
Gretna
Northside High Bobcats
Langston
Bobcats
Larry Jones
Marion Walters
Fred Price
Willard Walker
James Barber
Aake
GWHS Matmen Rout Jefferson By 47-3 In Western District Meet
GWHS wrestling routed Jefferson Sr High 47-3 with Armstrong earning the sole visitor win at 138 pounds. The Cardinals swept all other weights as 95 McDonald pinned, 103 Thompson pinned, and Gentry won by forfeit among others. GWHS improves to 5-1-1 overall.
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Roanoke
Armstrong
Cardinals
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A. Church
Tarey
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Roxboro Freshmen Edge Young Gan in Late Free Throws
Roxboro freshmen defeated GWHS freshmen 60 to 59 after a final buzzer foul led to one and one free throws. GW scoring included Robert Bridgeforth 16 and Ray Womack 14, while Rockets Stonebreaker led the Cards with 19 as Coltren and Carver added 16 and 10. Next game is Tuesday at 4 p.m. versus HMA freshmen.
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Robert Bridgeforth
Ray Womack
Alien Brumfield
Gary Hodnett
Kenny Powell
Young
Rockets
Coltren
Carver
Fresh
HMA
Transylvania Upsets St Louis in Close Shootout
Transylvania edges Stic Scenes Eatesinte 97 62 in a tense game with balanced scoring. Chel picture co 62 and St. Fel a3 everina 44 are listed among the noisy box scores, while references to Dryden and Mor ge ilo nares 62 reflect OCR garble rather than clear outcomes.
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Chel Picture Co
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Everina
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