Mitchell Leads Tourney in Disney Team Championship
In Orlando Johnny Miller and Grier Jones pace a hot field as Gibby Gilbert and Bobby Mitchell card a Palm course eagle and 63 on the Magnolia layout. Abbott and Whittenberg shot 62 on the Magnolia to share early lead with several teams at 63. Defending champs Green and McLendon contend at 71 while Palmer and Nicklaus sit out.
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Big M Seen Biggest Obstacle To Extending County Win Streak
Tunstall coach Wiley Ashworth says Martinsville looms the biggest obstacle as Pittsylvania County teams aim to extend a two week winning run. He cautions no mistakes and notes injuries to Ryland Ferguson Freddie Tarpley William Logan and Ronald Stack. Chatham eyes a homecoming win for a school record five victories, Dan River and Gretna also feature, while Altavista looms for Gretna with coach Slick Andrews wary of a stubborn foe and Tim Dalton injured.
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Piedmont
Wildcats
Jerry McVay
Joe Cobbs
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Colonels
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Dalton
VHSL Revamps Western District in Major Redistricting
The Virginia High School League approved reorganizing the Western Commonwealth and new districts, placing George Washington with Albemarle Charlottesville and others, creating a Roanoke Valley District, and setting playoff eligibility rules. The action expands regional football playoffs and redraws several classifications. In other notes, the Schoolfield Bank Giants beat the Eagles 12-6 in midget football as Don Price and Hank Myers scored for the Giants.
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GW Girls Fall 38 31 To E C Glass In Lynchburg
GW girls basketball lost 38 to 31 at E C Glass in Lynchburg. Meredith White led Glass with 28 points while Billie Cundiff topped GW with 13, and Alice Coleman and Janet Waller added five each. GW hosts Cave Spring Tuesday and Franklin County Thursday to finish season.
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Lynchburg
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Glass
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Holly Walker
Sheila Jones
Cave Spring
Franklin County
Fragmented OCR Sports Card With Mixed Scores and Names
A garbled OCR page lists multiple teams and players with scores and placements. Items include bowling scores and names such as Adkins Gray Riddie and Pritchett. The readable pieces hint at a league or meet card with numerous small team entries and totals, lacking coherent structure.
Four Teams With Perfect Marks Go To War In NFL This Weekend
New York AP notes four teams enter weekend with perfect records Cincinnati and Minnesota likely to stay unbeaten against Atlanta and Chicago respectively while Cleveland and San Diego face Oakland and other foes. Week results viewed from New York with picks across 12 games. confidence mixed as favorites vary by matchup.
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Record Setting U S Teenagers Win Another In Pan Am Games
In Mexico City AP reports Kathy Heddy 17 from Summit New Jersey and Bobby Hackett 16 from Yonkers New York led an American swim team sweep. Heddy won her fourth gold in the women's 4 meter freestyle relay and Hackett cut nearly 40 seconds off the Pan Am 1500 meter freestyle record. The U S topped all four swimming golds and aimed for over 100 by Games end as they held 23 of 28 swimming and diving events with 19 records set. Their total medal haul stood 4 65 42 and included other golds from tennis. basketball golds were still to be distributed.
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Haywood Traded From Seattle To New York Knicks
AP: Spencer Haywood, a Seattle icon, is traded to the New York Knicks for cash about $1.5 million and rookie forward Eugene Short from Jackson State. Haywood, 26, a four-time all star, had requested the move amid injury and allergy battles, while Knicks aim to shore up the front line.
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