Glassmen rout GWHS in second-place clincher
E. C. Glass High Hilltoppers overwhelmed GWHS Cards 66 38 on their home floor to seal a second straight win in the series. Wayne Harris led Glass with 19, Fauber and Trice added 13 each, while Card center Cook fouled out late. Jayvee Glass won 44 33. Next for GW: Patrick Henry Roanoke Friday.
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GWHS
Hilltoppers
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Wayne Harris
Glassmen
Stuart Fauber
Tom Trice
Wayne Cook
Foulrouble
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Lynchburg
Steve Gaddy
John Hamlin
Don Griffith
Ben Kendall
Bob Tate
Gene Price
Tate
Price
Langston
Jayvee
Mike Jefferson
Ray Jackson
Rick Bendall
GW Willis
Mike Baker
Glass Jayvees
Garland Gay
Clay White
Cardinals
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
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Gaddy
DeSharp Ao
Hamlin
Eight More Players Accept Tiger Terms
Detroit Tigers announce the signing of eight more players led by pitcher Orlando Pena and catcher Orlando McFarlane. Regulars Norm Cash and Don Demeter have not signed 1966 contracts. other new signees include Arlo Brunsberg John Hiller Mike Kokkenny George Korince Jim Brown and Wayne Redmond.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Norm Cash
Don Demeter
American League Baseball Club
Orlando Pena
Orlando McFarlane
Arlo Brunsberg
John Hiller
Mike Kokkenny
George Korince
Jim Brown
Wayne Redmond
Wooster Names New Head Football Coach Lengyel
Jack R. Lengyel of Akron was named head football coach at the College of Wooster in Ohio. He succeeds Phil Shipe who resigned after 16 years. Lengyel, 30, has been an assistant coach at Cornell for the past three seasons.
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Ohio
Jack R. Lengyel
Akron
Friday
College of Wooster
Lengyel
Phil Shipe
Cornell
Pro Wrestling Pleases Fans At City Armory
Last night at the City Armory a crowd of about 1400 enjoyed four bouts. Alex Medina defeated John Gudiski in 10:17 by disqualification. Steve Bolos beat Jack Vansky in 20:32 with a back-fly and roll pin. Hans Schmidt pinned Suni War Cloud in 11:12 with a back-breaker. George Becker Johnny Weaver and Billy Two Rivers won the six man tag, Becker pinning Bagni in 10:46, Lubich tying it with a cobra-hold in 6:32, Weaver pinning Lubich in 4:10 for the deciding fall.
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City Armory
Armory
Alex Medina
John Gudiski
Steve Bolos
Jack Vansky
Boles
Becker
Bagni
Lubich
Beckers
Weaver
Loyola Ramblers top UCLA in overtime 102-96
Chicago Loyola the seventh ranked team won its 12th straight as Jim Coleman led with 29 points. The Ramblers trailed late before tying 94-94 and pulling away in overtime 102-96 to beat UCLA, with Alan Miller and Doug Wardlaw adding key scores.
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Loyola
UCLA
Chicago Stadium
Illinois
Notre Dame
Jim Coleman
Uclans
Ramblers
Mike Warren
Mike Lynn
Lynn
Coleman
Alan Miller
Doug Wardlaw
Beman Takes Lead At Mexico City Amateur Invitatio
Deane Beman of Bethesda Maryland shot four under par to take a two stroke lead at 143 after two rounds of the Mexico City Amateur Invitational Golf Tournament. Steve Le Crone of Texas Tech was two behind at 145 after a 75 in the second round.
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Mexico City
Deane Beman
Bethesda
United States
Steve le Crone
Texas Tech
le Crone
Pistons Rally To Edge Celtics 108 105 In Boston
Joe Strawder poured in a career high 29 as Detroit seized a 12 point edge late in the second period. Ray Scott sealed the win with two free throws with nine seconds left. Sam Jones led Boston with 26 and Woody LaMode scored 18 for the Celtics.
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Joe Strawder
Detroit Pistons
Boston Celtics
Strawder
Detroit
Ray Scott
Scott
Dave DeBusschere
Sam Jones
Woody Lauldsberry
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Bill Russell
Russell
Bobby Hull Leads NHL MVP Balloting Mid-Season Race
Montreal AP report: Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks leads the league in MVP voting with 79 points, 58 ahead of runner-up Glenn Hall. Norm Ullman is third with 14 and Gordie Howe 13 as Hull nears the season record for goals. The vote covers performances through the first half of the season. Hull won the Hart Memorial Trophy last year after scoring his 40th goal Thursday.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Hull
Glenn Hall
Hawks
Hall
Norm Ullman
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Maurice
Rocket
Richard
Bernie Geoffrion
Jacques Laperriere
Brit Selby
Koufax Wins Van Hesusen Award For Second Time
New York AP Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers received the Van Heusen outstanding achievement award Friday for one of his 26 victories last season and his perfect game against the Chicago Cubs on Sept 9 It marked his second time winning the award joining his 1963 win Willie Mays earned most exciting player and Tony Oliva the AL batting title two years in a row Casey Stengel retired Mets manager received a special award for his contribution to baseball.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
van Heusen
Chicago Cubs
Koufax
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Mays
Oliva
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Scott Allen Wins Figures Competition At Skating Meet
Scott Allen of Smoke Rise New Jersey the 1964 senior men's figure skating champion won Friday's School figures competition at Berkeley Iceland California over 1965 champion Gary Visconti of Detroit The school figures count 60 percent toward the senior men's total with free skating the next day Visconti upset Allen at Lake Placid last year
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Smoke Rise
N.J
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Detroit
Clemson Edges Virginia 70-69 In ACC Cage Battle
Clemson defeats Virginia 70-69 as Jim Sutherland sinks two late free throws and grabs a key rebound. Mahaffey and Sutherland lead Tigers with 17 points each, Helms tops Clemson with 21, while Connelly leads Virginia with 17. Clemson improves to 3-3 in ACC and 7-6 overall. Virginia drops to 3-5 and 3-11.
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Cavaliers
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Smith
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Stant
Ayers
Krackel
Lettice
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Allendance
Richey and Graebner Reach Australian Final in Doubles
Nancy Richey of Dallas and Carole Graebner of Beachwood Ohio upset Judy Tegart and Robyn Kern to reach the Australian National Tennis Tournament women's doubles final. They will face Margaret Smith and Lesley Turney after trailing 5-2 in the first set then dominating 8-6 6-1. Miss Smith meets Graebner in singles semifinal while Richey faces Kerry Melville in another semifinal.
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Associated Press
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Australia
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Dallas
Carole Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
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Robyn Kern
Margaretmith
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Jane Lehane
Richey
Tony Roche
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Ray Russell
Roy Emerson
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Newcombe
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U.S
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Ucla
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Melbourne
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Miss Ebbern
Isle Of Greece Favored In 100000 Strub Stakes Race
Isle of Greece the 2-1 favorite in Santa Anita Park's 100000 Strub Stakes for 4-year-olds. Other contenders include Terry's Secret Bold Bidder and Royal Gunner with weights listed. The $134500 purse includes 89500 to the winner. Also notes Palm Beach Handicap at Hialeah in two divisions with Brave Lad and Point du Jour among entrants.
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Associated Press
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Santa Anita Park
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Portex Stable
Terry's Secret
John R. Gaines
Terry’s Secret
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Bowling results from Riverside Lanes Thursday Midnight Misfits
Bowling results list players and scores across multiple teams at Riverside Lanes and Recreation Center. Entries include team names such as Midnight Misfits, Anythings, and Boxers with scores ranging from 0 to 237, noting lane pairings and repeated matchups among local bowlers like Nethery, Craig, Carter, Adams, and Robertson.
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O—Doss
Chamberlain's 43 Leads 76ers Past Royals 125-103
Wilt Chamberlain scores 43 points and grabs 24 rebounds to pace the Philadelphia 76ers to a 125-103 victory over Cincinnati. The win extends Philly's streak to seven and tightens the race for the Eastern Division lead with Boston. Robertson adds 19 for Cincinnati, while Lucas chips in 18 for the Royals.
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Tas
Warriors Beat Hawks 114 to 104 in St Louis
Rick Barry scored 38 points including 18 in the third period to rally the San Francisco Warriors past the St. Louis Hawks 114 to 104. Nate Thurmond added 25 and Len Wilkens 28 led St Louis in a close fourth as the Warriors erased a 15 point early deficit.
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al Aftles
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Jed St. Louis
Joe Caldwell
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Bridgewater Loses Top Players By Academic Route
Bridgewater Eagles lose leading players Paul Hatcher and Jim Ellis to academic ineligibility after semester exams. Ellis averaged 21 points and 12.3 rebounds for 14 starts. Hatcher averaged 14 points. Freshman Mike Ely and junior Jim Hawley expected to fill void as Bridgewater hosts Baltimore University in Mason-Dixon play.
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Jim Ellis
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Mike Ely
Jim Hawley
Mason-Dixon
Baltimore University
Indians Sign Max Alvis For Fourth Season
Cleveland announces third baseman Max Alvis has signed a contract for his fourth season with the Indians. Alvis, the 17th Indian to sign for 1966, agreed in New York with General Manager Gabe Paul.
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Change In Schedule Gives Halifax Home Advantage
Mary Bethune High cagers upset Langston 79 to 70 in a Western District game here. Langston, led by James Johnson and Ralph Ferrell, saw key players fouling out as the Lions dropped their eighth loss while Mary Bethune and Burrell paced with 34 and 14 points respectively.
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Peters
Ross
Ferrell
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Guynes elected ASAA president and convention set
Ralph Guynes of Oregon City Oregon was elected president of the Amateur Softball Association of America. Oklahoma City was chosen as the site for next year s convention.
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Oregon City
Ore
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IAC demands new location for Olympic distance races
Britain's International Athletes Club calls for relocating events over 800 meters from Mexico City for the 1968 Olympics. They cite required acclimatization time at high altitude and criticize IOC selection as autocratic. John Disley notes athletes seek altitude prep in New Mexico, while Ron Clarke plans to move to Mexico City.
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Australia
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