Cavaliers Top Indians 80 65 To Open Virginia Season
Virginia Cavaliers surged in the second half to beat William and Mary Indians 80 65. Chip Case scored 19 points, John Connelly 17, and John Naponick contributed 8 rebounds in limited minutes. North Carolina and South Carolina led non conference wins, Wake Forest fell, and Maryland hammered Penn State 76 53.
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Mountieship East Carolina Narrowly Trails West Virginia
East Carolina and Mountieship edged closer to West Virginia as Dan Pasquariello led with 24 points and Carl Head hit a last second basket to seal a 57-55 win for WVU was 16 points by Head and Reaser. Foxly, Furman edged Newberry 89-72 as Lawrence exploded for 39 points for Furman.
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Hornets at Wesley Tomorrow
Hagerstown Junior College routed Shenandoah College 103 to 84 as Shence scored 49 points on 60 percent shooting and set HJC records for scoring and rebounds with 33. The Hornets travel to Wesley Delaware for a Tri-Conference game. Butch Rinker led Shenandoah with 19 points while Billy Boyles and Ron Rinker added 17 and 14.
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Granby and Andrew Lewis Vie for State Title
Norfolk AP report on Granby and Andrew Lewis preparing for the Group I-A state playoff. Coach Ed Joyce stresses timing after a long layoff, weighing Granby’s defense and Andrew Lewis’s two way talent as both teams seek a title shot and recovery from downtime.
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Final Steps Taken to Form FCA Chapter in Shenandoah Area
Enthusiastic locals met at the War Memorial Building to form a Shenandoah Area Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. A charter application was sent to the National Office in Kansas City after adopting By Laws and electing a Council. The group seeks members and plans high school Huddles once charter is approved.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes membership form text
Membership application for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes states adult membership includes a subscription to The Christian Athlete. It asks for name street address city and state school or business and notes a church member may join in sympathy with FCA’s mission to challenge athletes and coaches to follow Christ through their vocations.
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Judges' Athletic Assn to Host Winter Dance
The Judges' Athletic Association will hold a dance on December 10 at the Winchester Golf and Country Club from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mods and the Rockers will perform. Tickets are six dollars per couple. Open to members and guests.
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NBA Results from Saturday and Today
Today's games feature Detroit at Boston and Los Angeles at Philadelphia with New York visiting St. Louis. Saturday matchups include Philadelphia at Baltimore Los Angeles at Cincinnati Boston at New York Chicago at Detroit and St. Louis against San Francisco.
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Vanderbilt Upsets Western Kentucky in Curtain-Raiser
Vanderbilt, unranked at season start, shocks eighth-ranked Western Kentucky 76 70 on opening night. Other AP Top Ten results include Texas Western beating Sam Houston State and No. 7 Houston, No. 8 North Carolina, and No. 10 Cincinnati posting wins.
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Watcina Wins On Muddy Track At Charles Town
Watcina sprinted to a half length victory in the Lake Tahoe purse at Charles Town on a muddy track. Tommy Depalo drove the 5 year old Charlevoix gelding from post eight to win as Dancing Light challenged in the stretch. Carry Me On finished third in seven furlongs as Watcina paid 17.80 5.00 and 3.80 with a Twin Double payout totaling 1884.60. Nearly Lost led a field of ten $1250 claimers in the second race with a 22.20 mutuel.
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Wills Traded To Pirates From Dodgers
Maury Wills, 34, moved from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh in a Dodgers trade for infielder outfielder Bob Bailey, shortstop Gene Michael, and a onetime $175,000 bonus baby. Wills said he can play third base and return for several fine years with the Pirates under manager Harry Walker.
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