Phi Kapps Idle as Fijis Rally in Roundball Play
Phi Kappa Sigma idle through Wednesday while Phi Gamma Delta rebound from a loss by winning two games. Butch Hinton and Richard Goodwin led SAB with 20 and 16 points as Pika’s George Campbell tallied 20 and Al Buchanan 13.
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Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Gamma Delta
Theta Chi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Butch Hinton
Richard Goodwin
SAB
George Campbell
al Buchanan
Pika
Righteous Brothers Dribbles Fain Lead Unbeaten Independents
The Righteous Brothers and Dribbles remain undefeated in the Independent league with the Quakers also strong. Wednesday saw the Dribbles beat the Marauders 43-39 as Woody Traylor led with 12 points followed by Danny Payne 11 and Yom Talley 10. The Quakers routed the Shimmels 95-26 with Joe Opale nick scoring 24, Dennis Wiley 20, Gene Van Galder 13, and Dicky Irvin 12. The Milkdrinkers outlasted the Charlie Browns 44-35 as Bernie Bohm hit a 15 foot jumper at the buzzer. Ken Eisen led with 11 and Pat Rowe had 19 for the losers. The Jokers beat the Charlie Browns 39-21 with Clarke Jones scoring 17. The Hot Shots edged the Jokers 48-42 as Rd Boland notched 11 and Dave Freas 15. The Quakers then beat Independent B.1 99-95 led by Mike Dussault’s season high 47 and Joe Opalenick 27.
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Buteh Bisese
Hiji
Stanley Brock
Rick Reid
Phi Delta Theta
Theta Chi
Lucky Jacobs
Mike “Brillo’ Glaser
Dick Balderson
Chis
Pika
Fred Hall
Tom Hite
Kappa Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Chi
Bill Bosher
Butch Eliese
Phi Gam
Wardy” Kerr
Phi Sig
John Snead
Brian Janney
Righteous Brothers
Dribbles
Quakers
Woody Traylor
Danny Payne
Milkdrinkers
Charlie Browns
Bernie Bohm
Ken Eisen
Pat Rowe
Jokers
Clarke Jones
John Aronica
Hot Shots
Shimmers
Rd Boland
Dave Freas
Jim Hill
Dave Whitehead
B.1
Mike Dussault
Quaker Path of
Joe Opalenick
Jim Lowther
Bowler Paces UR Firers In Sectionals
John Bowler sparked the Virginia sectional at Fort Lee last Saturday with a 274 score in individual matches to finish third among state collegiate riflemen and earn All-State. Richmond placed fourth as captain Charlie Talbot leads UR toward the Southern Conference meet at Fort Lee tomorrow.
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John
Virginia
Fort Lee
Richmond
Charlie Talbott
Frosh Rout Papooses finish 13-8 after 105-84 win
Richmond Frosh clobbered William and Mary frosh 105-84 at Richmond Arena to finish 13-8. Wiseman and Hewitt led with 19 points each, Bushkar 18, Surgan 15, Rysinski 11. Surgan 9 rebounds alongside Hewitt.
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Baby Spiders
William & Mary Frosh
Richmond Arena
Papooses
Frosh Jedger
William and Mary
Indians
Frosh
Ed Surgan
Wiseman
Jim Hewitt
Bushkar
Surgan
Rysinski
Hewitt
Richmond
Baby Spider
Martin Morris
Wake Forest
Ferrum
Bart Risner
John Welch
Westhampton Girls Swim Team Wins Letters
Westhampton girls on the WC Swim Team have received letters for outstanding performance. Letter-winners include Madeline Reidinger Paula McNally Millie Cochran Alston Sterling Edie Freudenorf Lynn Hoffman Kay Camp and Lynn Werth. Five are returning lettermen Sterling Freudenorf Camp Hoffman and Werth.
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Westhampton
Madeline Reidinger
Paula McNally
Millie Cochran
Alston Sterling
Edie Freudendorf
Lynn Hoffman
Kay Camp
Lynn Werth
Misses Sterling
Freudenorf
Camp
Hoffman
Werth
Aquanettes on Broadway Impress With Wet Showpiqued Synchrony
Weathampton’s Aquanettes on Broadway staged four watershow performances last week. Thirteen sequences used simple costumes and bold colors around a pool setting with narration and mood shifts. The chain dolphin routine You Only Live Twice hinted at turbulence and danger. Alston Stirling showed strong advanced forms as Goldfinger while Glover’s deck water work lightened Pink Panther mood. Miss Nancy Elkins supervised twelve aquarittes and months of effort for a true group production.
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Weathampton
Alston Stirling
Goldfinger
Glover
Mame
Aquarittes
Freshmen Win In WC Tourney
The final round of the basketball round robin saw the juniors defeat the sophomores 12 to 6 and the freshmen edge the seniors 11 to 10 in overtime. Standings: freshmen 3-0, juniors 2-1, seniors 1-2, sophomores 0-3.
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By Sam Scott
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Vernon A. Richardson
University
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Joe Brand
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