Rebels Capture Soccer Championship In Overtime Thriller
The independent Rebels edged Phi Game two to one to win the title after a balanced, back and forth final. The winning goal came in sudden death overtime after a tense semifinal and prior 1–0 semifinal wins by SAE and Phi Gama. Charlie Cloe covered the matches for WORKG as broadcasts aired to the student body.
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Rebels
Phi
SAE
Phi Gama
Phi Kaps
Charlie Cloe
WORKG
Westhampton To Host Intramural Bridge Ping-Pong Tournaments
Girls sports teams prepare for an undefeated season with a January 12 home opener against William and Mary. Intramural ping-pong singles crown and bridge partners to be fixed for the duration. Co-captains are Carolyn Anthony and Bobby Wilke.
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Westhampton
Cloister
William and Mary
Carolyn Anthony
Bobby Wilke
Sally Ann Glarvk
Claudia Dodson
Pegay Dail
Walker Glenn
Frances Mayer
Linda Rathbone
Sara Ruschaupt
Jean Morris
Lea Perkins
Dotte Williams
Gray Wiltshire
Rachel Noreman
Mary Ellen Kyle
Marionette Parker
Janet Wooden
Red Cross Student Enrollment Reaches 19.8 Million
The report shows 19,800,000 students in elementary and secondary schools enrolled last year as Junior Red Cross and High School Red Cross members.
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Red Cross
Grid Race Surprises Writers Fail Forecasters Guesses
Norfolk writers George McClelland of the Virginian Pilot and Bill Leffler of the Ledger Star were the top scorners of the 1962 Southern Conference football standings missing by nine games. Tom Seward of the Newport News Daily Press finished third. Lloyd Jordan will award prizes to the writers at the SC Sports Writers Association meeting in March.
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Norfolk
George McClelland
Virginian
Pilot
Bill Leffler
Ledger- Star
Dick Slay
Washington Evening Star
VMI
Reyden
West Virginia
George Washington
William & Mary
Tidewater Virginia
Tommy Seward
Newport News Daily Press
Lloyd Jordan
Southern Conference Sports Writers Association
Marlboro Gifts And Odd Trade Jokes In Christmas Column
A Christmas column jokes about Marlboro cigarettes as the leading gift in many places and imagines Britain trading Wales for a desert while Sweden lacks fingerprints. It also touts Low-fi phonographs as a humorous gift and ends with seasonal wishes from Marlboro and the columnist Max.
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Wales
Lapland
Great Britain
United States
Buckingham Palace
Boyril
Scotland Yard
Britain
Plainclothes
Wally Scotland
Fred Yard
FBI
Rank B. Incheliff
Mr. Incheliff
England
Sweden
Frank B. Indhchit
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By Fields Richardson
Desire
Phi Gams
SPE
Hi G . Aes Goinaauan
Wayne Dement
Phi Gamma Delta
Larry Hitchner
Gernot Spallek
Rebel
We Sports
America
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Gordon Dover Club
Arrow
Citionary
Sein
Dobie Gillis
Marlboro Cigarettes
Max
Vane
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