Redskins Blow Game to Eagles After 2 TD Lead
Philadelphia toppled Washington 37-14 as Pete Retzlaff returned to form with 8 catches for 135 yards and a touchdown. The Eagles rallied from a 14-0 deficit after Norman Snead connected with Steve Junker early in the second quarter.
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Redskins
Eagles
Washington
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
Retzlaff
Norman Snead
Steve Junker
Snead
Dick James
Tim Brown
King Hill
Doug Elmore
Bobby Mitchell
Mountaineers Open Season Strong but Face Shadowed Path
West Virginia opened with an 86 61 victory over The Citadel under coach George King, yet looming tests cloud the Mountaineers as Virginia Tech Kentucky Duke and others show strength. Tech upset Kentucky 80 77 while Duke edged Davidson 76 68 and Furman crushed Wofford 90 62.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
George King
King’s
Mountaineers
Citadel
Morgantown
Rod Thorn & Co
Virginia Tech
Kentucky
Lexington
Furman
Wofford
Durham
Davidson
Duke
Blue Devils
George Washington
Thorn
Lee Mclear
Howard Pardue
Tech
Bill Matthews
Chuck Noe
Seph
Fred Hetzel
Virginia
RPI
Hampden-Sydney
Randolph - Macon
Washington College
Old Dominion
Mason - Dixon
Lynchburg
Lebanon Valley
Bridgewater
Lincoln Memorial
Emory & Henry
Roanoke
Maroons
King
CIAA
Virginia Union
Hampton
Norfolk State
Livingstone
Virginia State
Shaw
Washington and Lee
Maryland State
Howard
St. Paul's
Johnson C. Smith
East
Texas
Howard Payne
Nebraska
Tulane
Southwestern
Memphis
Wisconsin
Art Heyman
Air Force
Loyola of Chicago
Christian Brothers
Jerry Harkness
Rod Thorn
Illinois
Butler
Mississippi State
Arkansas A&m
Oregon State
Seattle
GAA Girls League Bowls See Wide Scoring Action
In Saturday play Health Center Lanes saw Commercial & Savings Bank top Bell Clothes with a 442 game while Barbara Flowers led the bout with a 118 for Boyd's Drug Store against Northern Virginia Power Co. Becky Stewart led Jewel Box with 74 as they beat Zuckerman and Co. two straight. Other wins came for Buckley-Lages over Ebert's Garage and for Bell Clothes Stores over Northern Virginia Power Company. In Handicap Bowling over the weekend June Tusing and Johnny Spaid posted high totals with 405 and 421 respectively. second place went to Helen Ritter and Jimmy Shanholtz with 397 and 404.
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Phyllis McKee
Barbara Butler
Commercial & Savings Bank
Bell Clothes
Cindy Grove
Louise Baker
Rosa Lynne Petonke
Barbara Flowers
Boyd’s Drug Store
Northern Virginia Power Co
Boyd’s
Cindy Parrish
Brenda Newell
Gail Yost
Freda Learned
Zuckerman and Company
Jewel Box
Becky Stewart
Terry Baker
Buckley- Lages
Ebert
Beth Petty
Judy Shanholtz
Diane Bush
Peggy Combs
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ann Stewart
Gaye Anderson
Oates Lumber Yard
Carol Allen
Jacquelyn Carper
Phyllis Goodwin
Barbara Boyd
Buckley-Lages
Vickie Tucker
Bonnie Adams
Pifer
Stationery & Office Supply
Garage
Trudy Dill
Deanna Dill
Ebert’s
Susan Gilkey
Bell Clothes Stores
Northern Virginia Power Company
Karen Cain
June Tusing
Johnny Spaid
Tusing
Spaid
Helen Ritter
Jimmy Shanholtz
Dorothy Allen
Gilbert Taylor
Fritz Thompson
George Johnson
Basketball Results From Weekend NBA and ABA Games
National NBA scores show Detroit 117 over New York 115 and Los Angeles 110 over St. Louis 97 Saturday. Sunday saw Boston 128 beating Cincinnati 127 in overtime and St. Louis 122 over San Francisco 116. ABA results include Long Beach 93 over Philadelphia 86 and Kansas City 116 defeating Memphis 99.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Syracuse
Chicago
Long Beach
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Virginia Tech Upsets Kentucky In Season Opener
Virginia Tech toppled Kentucky 80 77 at home in a season opener shocker as Lee Melear scored 24 for the Hokies while Cotton Nash led Kentucky with 34. Cincinnati routed Depauw 39 7 in a dominant showing led by Ron Bonham 23.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
Depauw
Virginia Tech
Southern Illinois
Associated Press
Ron Krick
Kentucky
St. Bonaventure
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Utah State
Hogue
Krick
Ed Jucker
Ron Bonham
Lee Melear
Gobblers
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Melear
Cotton Nash
Wildcats
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Taylor
Green Bay Packer
Jim Taylor
Los Angeles Rams
Mike Henry
Ram
Tom Rand
Lance Olson
Michigan State
Spartans
Roy Peacock
Mark Clark
William and Mary
Bill Blair
VMI
East Carolina
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Cavaliers
W&m
Indiana
Gene Engel
Chip Conner
U.S.A
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles Lakers
C&s Bank
Montgomery Ward
Ngine
Montgomery Ward & CO
Winchester, Va
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Winchester
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Cindy Sharp
Fred
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