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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1968

Page

10

Westhampton Cagers go 7-1 after two wins

Westhampton’s six good for a 7-1 start after a 41-36 win over William and Mary and a 62-30 victory over Longwood. Ruthie Terry led William and Mary with defense and Mary Sue Terry sister of Westhampton rover starred. Marilyn Bray paced Westhampton with 25 points and Struthers tied for scoring. Westhampton second team also won, 29-21 over William and Mary and 28-26 over Longwood.

William and Mary Westhampton Longwood RPI Ruthie Terry Mary Sue Terry Marilyn Bray Miss Terry Lindsay Struthers Dixie Lee Mary Sue ‘Terry Carol Reese Williamsburg Pat Smith Jo Burnette

Independents Battle for Top Spot In Week Headliner

The Righteous Brothers and the Dribbles stay undefeated in the Independent League and will face off this week in the headliner. The Quakers remain in contention after their only loss came at the hands of the Righteous Brothers. BB's beat Milkdrinkers 48 to 41 with three players in double figures led by Mike Gentry with 12. Melton's Marauders defeated Shimmel's Hot Shots 64 to 29 as Buddy Bayliss scored 22. The Dribbles beat Charlie Browns 54 to 42 with Steve Ruat scoring 22. Rocker Snatchers earned their second win via forfeit from Jokers, who were dismissed from the league for excessive forfeits.

Righteous Brothers Dribbles Quakers Jokers Bb's Milkdrinkers Mike Gentry Jerry Shuffler II Jim Darlington Paul Scott Richard Wyatt Bob Hudgins Tom Storer Melton Marauders Shimmel Buddy Bayliss Larry Willis Steve Tilley Dave Grimmittoro

Mitchell to Speak for FCA Monday

Robby Mitchell, Redskins flanker back, will address the University chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes on campus Monday night. The meeting starts at 6:00 p.m. in the SBA Dennis Auditorium and is open to students, faculty, and friends. The FCA invites participation in the Big Brother service project at Beaumont School for Boys and help with wrestling instruction.

Robby Mitchell Washington Redskins Fellowship of Christian Athletes SBA Dennis FGA Beaumont School For Boys

UR Marksmen Face Keydets In Sectionals

The Spiders enter VMI Sectionals with an 8-6 record after a 1264 1247 win at William and Mary. Donald Brooks led with 256 points and John Bowler added 263 as UR finished fifth in the Southern Conference meet at Fort Lee.

Citadel Donald Brooks Cauac VMI Spiders John Bowler Thunday Talbott Williamsburg William and Mary Richmond Fort Lee

Phi Kappa Sigma Extends Roll In Intramural Roundup

Phi Kappa Sigma maintains a 21 game win streak with three games left in the season as Phi Gamma Delta slides to second after a loss. In Tuesday to Monday action Phi Sig topped KA 44 98, Pika a 44 35 win over Phi Delta Theta, and Lambda Chi Alpha fell to Sigma Alpha Epsilon 58 54 in overtime with Rich Reid and Butch Hinton among top scorers.

Phi Kappa Sigma Skullmen Phi Gamma Delta Phi Kap SAR Fiji Sak Butch Bisese Islanders Robin Worth Ward Kerr Stanley Brock Mike Garnett SAB Richard Goodwin Butch Hinton Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Sigma Delta Rich Reid Lambda Chi Bill Saum Paul Fernald Larry Brown Pika Phi Delta Theta Rd Alchoff Mahaney Bob King Men of the Skull and Crossbones Jimmy Jacobs Theta Chi Charlie Glisson Bo Wilkinson Glison Wilkinson SPE Sigma Chi Sig Jim Doran Larry Riddick J. Smith Dave Chester Sigma Alpha Epsilon Siall Lambda Chi'a Doug Markham

William and Mary wins seventh SC indoor title at VMI

Thinelads take third in Southern Conference as William and Mary storms to its third consecutive SC indoor championship at the VMI field house. The Spiders finish third, with UR depth showing in high jump and hurdles though Rod Camden falters in sprints. UR opens outdoor season March 18.

William and Mary VMI Richmond Jim Livesay Carl Wood Wood Walker Gillette Gillette Spiders Rod Camden Bill Findler Bob Crute Camden Mike Fratkin Ted Bisterfeld Gary Robertson

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