Richmond Spiders blitz George Washington in conference opener
Richmond coach praises a tall sophomore-laden roster as the Spiders roll to an 80 67 win over George Washington in the Southern Conference opener. Sophomores Johnny Moates Tom Green and Buster Batts lead scorers with 16 14 and 13 points respectively.
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Johnny Moates
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Buster Batts
Butch Renaldi
Harvey Roberts
Green
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St. Joseph's
Fred Hetzel
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Arkansas State
Clem Hartley
W Wenk
Wileeee Ae
Cena
Virginia Tech
Pittsburgh
Clemson
East Carolina
Federate Yankee Wins Last Night Bowling Meet
In a Federate Yankee night bowling event, Team Artillery secured place, while Dave Miller of Welborn High posted a notable score. The Krazy Katz led with a 737 in a 2146 set, placing second behind Four Deuces in the leaders list.
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Encies
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Iis Tarwene Artillery
Celvery
Adam and Eve
Dave Miller
Welborn
Guys and Dolls League
Ind
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Jensle Hemric
Moseley
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Theers
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Ees
Raiders Rally Past Bills In Slim AFL Clash
Tom Flores fired a 3 yard touchdown pass to Art Powell with four seconds left as the Raiders upset the Bills 16 to 13. Boston’s Pats, led by Babe Parilli, edged New York 36 3, as San Diego clinched the Western title with a big offensive show.
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Art Powell
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Jets
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Beeson Wins Feature In Cycle Race
Wade Beeson of Thomasville won the feature at the local cycle race staged near the School. Lightweight class winner was William Pierce of Asheboro with Frank Pugh of Randleman second and Waldo of Thomasville third. Wayne Hensley of Concord and Bill Ellis of Advance finished first and second in the ultra lightweight class. Beeson is a Thomasville Senior High student and this was his first racing event.
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William Pierce
Asheboro
Frank Pugh
Randleman
Waldo
Thomere
Thomasville Senior High
Wayne Hensley
Concord
Bill Ellis
Advance
Browns Lose Keeps Cards in Eastern Title Chase
The Browns fell 28-19 to St. Louis allowing the Cardinals to close within a half game of the Eastern Division lead. The outcome keeps the title race open with St. Louis to visit New York and a pivotal Eagles at Cardinals clash looming.
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Larry Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
St. Louis
Sabol Named Norwich University Football Coach
Sabol has succeeded Bob Priestley as head football coach at Norwich University in Northfield Vermont.
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Northfield
Joe Sabol
Bob Priestley
Norwich University
Pro Scoreboard Highlights Week's NFL Results
On Saturday Boston beat Kansas City 31 24 and San Diego defeated New York 38 3 Oakland edged Buffalo 16 13. Green Bay won 17 3 over Chicago. Sunday results feature St Louis 28 Cleveland 19 Philadelphia 24 Dallas 14 Detroit 31 Baltimore 14 San Fran 28 Los Angeles 7 Minnesota 30 New York 21 Pittsburgh 14 Washington 7. Next Sunday's games include Green Bay at Los Angeles Kansas City at San Diego Buffalo at Denver New York at Houston Minnesota at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Pittsburgh at Dallas San Francisco at Detroit Washington at Baltimore.
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