Upsets Shake Week in College Basketball
Upsets dot the week as Briarhoppers led by Gordon May toppled Phi Kaps 94 to 25. The Mites defeated Sigma Chi 98 to 35 with Goode scoring 25. Cagers beat Leith 40 to 24. Kappa Sigs upset SPE 2 23. Law School crushed PIKA 90 to 26. SAR beat Phi Sigs 30 to 26. Briarhoppers lost to Phi Gam 45 to 30. The Rebels game dispute remains unresolved.
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Briarhoppers
Carlos Coleman
Gordon May
Phi Kaps
Mites
Sigma Chi
Goode
Cagers
Leith
Grover Plinn
Warren Hayes
Kappa Sigs
SPE
SPR
Law School
PIKA
SAR
Phi Sigs
Lambda Chity
Lambda Chi
Sleepers
Theta Chi
Indians Rout Spiders To Seal 1962-68 Conference Finish
William and Mary defeated Richmond 99 to 75 as the Indians dominated the second half. Kirk Gooding grabbed 22 rebounds and scored 17, Harris led scoring with 22, and Dave Hunter added 16. Danny Higgins topped Richmond with 19 points while Tenwick, Grodvicki, and Enek each scored. Richmond still clinched a tournament berth after Davidson beat the Citadel.
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University of Richmond
William and Mary
Spiders
Indians
Dave Hunter
Higgins
Richmond
Kirk Gooding
Harris
Hunter
Danny Higgins
Tenwick
Grodvicki
Enek
Dave Boots
Doug Hunt
Davidson
Citadel
Pet
Ave
Tenwick U
Finvek U
Telepo
Anwell
Virginia
Gine
Grodeisk Ad
William & Mary the
Citade
S & Enek
Roe William & Mary
Telepos
Enwiere
Jyroceett Furman
Anil
Genpe & Grodzicki
Alee
George
Washinington
Fast Carolina
Underwood
Furman
Tenwick & Bnek
Tenwith
Wens of South
Africans Urge Global Protest Over Bulgarian Student Strife
African students in Bulgaria push for worldwide protest against government and police persecution. More than 200 students have left or plan to leave after the arrest of leaders of the All African Students Union Bulgaria. The move follows persistent discrimination and a policy blocking national unity for Africans in Bulgaria.
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Bulgaria
Tulgarian
AASU
Spring Football Practice at Spider School Under Merrick
Dick Peterson reports Spider football coach Merrick directs four spring practices weekly. Players focus on running plays and rebuilding timing after winter. Informal Saturday scrimmages begin, with the final one scheduled later.
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Merrick
1962 69 Cumulative Varsity Basketball Statistics
The record shows a 68 at Arena and a 1 on road in the 1962 69 season. Southern Conference tally was 7417 overall with a 13 dollar finish and eighth place. Included are Big Five state and road results.
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Arena
Spring Practice Opens March 30 For Three Teams
Three 44-man squads begin 3 pm practices with Blue Gold and White groupings. Replacing Mel Rideout Brent Vann and Steve Stevenson top the concerns. Quarterback hopefuls include Bill Silvi Ron Smith a Wake Forest transfer and Bill Sommers.
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Mel Rideout
Brent Vann
Steve Stevenson
Bill Silvi
Ron Smith
Wake Forest
Bill Sommers
Tommy Peacock
Mike Smelser
Nine-Year Marlboro Columnist Touts Paid Campus Humor
Max Shulme marks nine years writing a Marlboro sponsored campus column. He jokes about digging innovations and Edison’s phonograph efforts, then links compensation to free speech while teasing campus life topics and future Marlboro mentions. The piece previews 26 uncensored columns this school year.
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Suez Canal
Walter R. Shovel
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Shovel
Thomas Alva Edison
Mr. Edison
William Wordsworth
Rex Glebe
Rex
Marlboro
America
Max Shulme
The
Makers of
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Toea
Oura
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Dick Peterson
Peterson
Motorola TV
Save Marlboro
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Alpine
Parliament
Don Dale
College Shop
Boro
Don Stevens
Ventura
Rapp
Ron Gordon
Mike Kiedis
Bernie Ortwein
Rd Kullaf
Bennie Myers
Bob Albright
Elliott Smith
Gate City
Smith
Dobie Gillia
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