Terps Open Season With Strong Depth for Maryland Basketball
Maryland under new coach Frank Fellows previews a balanced lineup for 1967 68 with four lettermen and a strong freshman group. Key returnees include Billy Jones Rich Drescher and Pete Johnson, while Will Hetzel and others vie for starting roles as they prepare for a road tilt at Penn State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Avery
MacDonald
Maryland
Fellows
Sophy Rod Horst
John Prebula
Bill Siebenaler
Gene Labonia
Tom Yoho
Penn State
Will Hetzel
Davidson
Rich Drescher
Billy Jones
Pete Johnson
Johnson
Jones
Drescher
Bonavena Faces Ellis in WBA Heavyweight Semifinal
Oscar Bonavena meets Jimmy Ellis in a World Boxing Association heavyweight semifinal in Louisville. Bonavena’s manager says Joe Frazier remains the strongest overall challenger, noting a prior Bonavena knockdown in their split decision, with Ellis viewed as overmatched in stamina and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Oscar Bonavena
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
Bonavena
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Philadelphia
WBA
Cassius Clay
Marvin Goldberg
Ellis
Oscar
Goldberg
Wolfpack indicates 71 yard punt return vs Wake Forest
Raleigh North Carolina AP reports Fred Combs returned a punt 71 yards for a touchdown against Wake Forest, the second longest return by a Wolfpack player in Earle Edwards fourteen years as head coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
Fred Combs
Wake Forest
Wolfpack
Earle Edwards
Teneth Race at Shenandoah Downs Draws 1 300 Pot
Entries list for the TENETH RACE a $1,300 4YO and up claiming event at Shenandoah Downs with a full slate of rivals led by Wise Tex Greek Lover Spin Fiddle Mike Cannon Zone Raider and Gay Helio. Jockeys include Espinosa NB and Grafton while Delgato Riston and Johnston ride multiple contenders. Health Center Lanes appears in the settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.espinosa
Spin Fiddle
Grafton
Mike Cannon
Perales
F.kratz
Howard
Riston
Delgado
Wakely Terrace
Comi
Honor the Count
Cerda
Point Park
Johnston
Danny Blue
Gino
Miss Knollwood
Cherokee Ford
Secatello
Davie Lee
Witmer
In Hock
Cannon
Vivette
Baker
Agnello
Shining Deer
Keith
Colleen
Just Sue
Bequia
Brogan
Smoke
Broken Armor
Cornish Hen
Hinojosa
Idolmod
George K. Ber
Reeder
Osterville
Gustines
Dollar Moore
Duke ‘O Brandy
V. Espinosa
Pete’s Jet
Mercutio
Itsagiri
David
Mity Smasher
Peters
Maffa
Sally
Sandal
C.M. Clark
Miss Crasher
Vasil
Mar Pat
Mr. W. T
Myers
Marvina
Will
Dennie
Strength de Fer
Wilson
Cinepac
Hight Impact
el Jones
Poirier
Abram S
Jolly Fella
Small
Shoguerre
Windber Ly
Tudors Touch
Theodosis
Lel
Siggy
Mr. Cinch
Skip Amour
Sara
Luliana
N. Soyars
FOUTH
Rivera
Dante Day
Ford
Duck Pin Wo High Team Game and Set Records Noted
In a bowling page fragment Diet Rite Cola achievements show a High Team Game 560 and High Team Set 1591. Breeden's Plumbing leads Va. Gentlemen with Mae Taylor scoring 137 in the incomplete line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diet Rite
Breeden
Plumbing
Mae Taylor
Keydets Open Basketball Season Vs. Tough 'Cats
VMI opens the 1967 68 season at Davidson in Charlotte then Samford in Birmingham with four of last season's starters, led by Steve Powers, in the lineup. Coach Gary McPherson notes improved depth and early tests against top Southern Conference foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Virginia Military
Charlotte
N.C
Davidson College
VMI
Birmingham
Ala
Samford University
Davidson
Lefty Dreisell
Dreisell
West Virginia
Rodney Knowles
Wayne Huckel
Tom Youngdale
Cats
Mike Maloy
Jerry Kroll
Doug Cook
Gary McPherson
North Carolina State
Steve Powers
Powers
Denny Clark
Clark
Johnny Kemper
John Mitchell
Toseph Mike Manis
Bob Dee Ves
Mitchell
Peyton Brown
McPherson
Brown
Army Navy Renewed Classic Set For 68th Clash In Philadelphia
Army and Navy meet for the 68th time in Philadelphia on December 2 with Army favored. The Cadets lead the series 32-29-6. Army’s defense has yielded only seven touchdowns in eight games and features captain Bohdan Neschacheny and Jim Bevans. Navy’s John Cartwright passes to Rob Taylor while Army’s Steve Lindell again leads the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eck
Army
Navy
West Point
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Duke
Pitt
Utah
Bohdan
Bud) Neschacheny
Somerville
N.J
Jim Bevans
Nashville
Tenn
Bevans
John Cartwright
Notre Dame
Terry Hanratty
Cartwright
Rob Taylor
Steve Lindell
Terry Young
John
Ortiz Wins Top Boxing Award Amid 3 Honors
Calos Ortiz won Fighter of the Year and the Edward J. Neil Memorial Award. Joe Louis earned the James J. Walker Memorial Award for meritorious service, and Gil Clancy was named Manager of the Year for guiding Emile Griffith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
Calos Ortiz
Joe Louis
Gil Clancy
Boxing Writers Association
Ortiz
Panama
Ismael Laguna
Sugar Ramos
Louis
James J. Walker
Jack Dempsey
Local Bowling Alley Scores and High Games from 1958 to 2015
A fragmented list records bowling event results from Northside Lanes and nearby venues. It cites high scores like Glaize 170 and Sims 161, with player names such as Stotler, Snapp, Kira, Nagley, Braithwaite, Linaburg, Cooper, Lewis, Duncan, Stratton, Edwards, Singhas, Sahm, Sallinger, Jennings, For sythe, Brown, Bac cary, Szymanski, Shews bury, San Julian, Webber, Riley, Baker, Wisecarver, Poston, and others. It includes team matchups like Tastee Freez defeating local rivals and various outfits such as Ritter's Variety, Va. Gentleman Rest., Old Timers, Renner's Rangers, Do Nut Diner, Buckley & Sages, Rolling Rocks, Pin Busters, Daisy & Reds, Mountain Dew, Runners, Qwik Shop, orthside Lanes, Strikers, ixed Nuts, Bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tastee Freez
Don Stotler
Local
Jake Snapp
Northside Lanes
Jess Kiracofe Jr
Nat'l Fruit
Bill Nagley
Ritter
Variety
Curtis Braithwaite
Gentleman Rest
Ralph Linaburg
Old Timers
Frank Cooper
Renner’s Rangers
Jim Lewis
Jerry Shewsbury
Qwik Shop
Mack San Julian
Orthside
Bill Webber
Strikers
Robert Palmer
Yastics
Frank Riley
F & M Bank
Bob Baker
Kenny Wisecarver
Bandits
Earl Poston
Ritter’s Variety
Va. Gentlemen Rest
Midway League
L. Fruit
Mixed Nuts
Mountain Dew
Argenbrights Shoe
Rolling Rocks
Buckley & Lages
Qui’ Shop
Trikers
Northside
Aisys & Reds
Pin Busters
Alley Oops
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Winchester Evening Star
Terps
College Park
Nittany Lions’ Recreation
H.A
Bud’’ Millikan
Hetzel
Fred
Frosh
John Avery
Peppery
Jon MacDonald
Tom Milroy
Seph
Milroy
Richwood
W. Va
The
Boston College
Holy Cross
Aews
Alabama
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Isippi State
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Midwest
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Baylor
Rice
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Far West
Hawaii
Florida
Miami
Stove Fiddle
Pontiac
POE Oldsmobile, Inc
Commercial St
Winchester, Va
Shenandoah Downs
Buckley Sages Diet Rite Cola
Va. Gentleman
F & M Bank Breedens Plumbing
Polly’s Cab — Snack Bar
V.F.W. Aux
iSanitary ‘Dairy
Helen Linaburg
M Bank
Yvonne Claytor
Coca-Cola
Pearl Ebert
Diet Rite Cola
Polly’s Cab
Eleanor Buckner
Buckley Lages
Evening Star League
Tough ‘Cats
Manis
Walt Ivkovich
Ivkovich
Chicago
Soldier Field
Franklin Field
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Baltimore
Ann Arbor
Mich
Forest Evashevski
Iowa
Michigan
H. O
Fritz’’ Crisler
Bump Elliott
Mira Corfam
Corfam
Duncan
Stratton
Edwards
Emily Singhas
Argenbrights Shoe Store
Joe Sahm
Elmer Sallinger
Buckley & Sages
Jennings Spurs
Rodney Forsythe
Tom Brown
Daisy & Reds
James Baccary
Tony Szymanski
Country Club League
Apple Capital
Winchester
Virginia
Richards Ave
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