Jets Receiver Swears FBI Caught Army Sergeant Bribery Case
Jets player Bob Schweickert helped FBI trap Staff Sgt. Winfred Lewis in Queens after Schweickert offered a $200 bribe to secure top placement on a National Guard waiting list. Lewis, an Army sergeant with three Korea battle stars and a Purple Heart, was arrested and faces up to 15 years and a $20,000 fine if convicted.
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Deacons Open With 87 86 Win Over Davidson
Wake Forest tops Davidson 87 86 as guards spark the victory. Virginia Tech transfer Paul Long and Bob Leonard debut for the Deacons while Duke and Clemson meet in an ACC opener. Maryland announces return of six top scorers from 1964 65 season. Kentucky visits Virginia and William and Mary travels to North Carolina with 1 0 records.
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Anaheim Stadium to House California Angels at $24 Million
The new Anaheim Stadium will host the California Angels of the American League and carry a construction price tag of 24 million dollars. The project aims to provide a modern home for the team and improve local sports facilities.
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Cubs Trade McDaniel and Robinson On Trade Block
Cincinnati seeks Frank Robinson to boost 1966 pennant bid while Chicago reliever Lindy McDaniel moves to San Francisco in a four player deal. Other trades send Norm Siebern to California and recap the sprawling meetings touching Braves Athletics and Milwaukee bids.
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Len Dawson named AFL Offensive Player of the Week
Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs earned Offensive Player of the Week honors after a masterful performance against Houston. He threw three touchdown passes, scored on a sneak, and benefited from strong blocking and receivers Otis Taylor Frank Jackson and Fred Arbanas. Mack Hill and Curt McClinton added big rushing yards and receptions.
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Tiny Hawk Guard Closes Win With Free Throws
With under two minutes left, a battered Hagerstown guard sank four foul shots to seal a 124 121 victory over Shenandoah. Rudy led Hawks with clutch scoring as the trio cemented a late edge to reach 120 116.
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Shenandoah Hornets edge Hagerstown in rough clash
Mick Cooper scored 27 for Shenandoah as the Hornets built a strong first half lead before Hagerstown surged back. Hagerstown outscored Shenandoah 75 58 in the second half amid 49 fouls and numerous injuries. Captain Ed Wiebel battled a hip injury while George Miles added 20 points and Bill Pugh tallied 13 points.
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Tenpin Bowling League Standings and Highlights
Juicers sit first at Northside Lanes after a 3 point loss to Coffee Cats who hold second. Coffee Cats stars Shirley Shoemaker with 137 in a 384 series and Stella Fessler with 384. Toasters move to third after 3 1 win over Cups led by Jeanette Godlove 140 and Myrna Snider 363. Cream and Sugar upset Saucers as Joanne Kilborne 135 and Virginia Gray 365 lift the winners. Benchwarmers lead Housewives League after a 3 point win over Chanceetts with Connie Schneider 190 and Janice Tilling 484 for the victors.
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Penn State Maryland clash linked to Gemini launch
Penn State faces Maryland this weekend in a game paired with NASA's Gemini 7 launch on NBC split screen coverage. The note describes space and football action, with UCLA vs Tennessee also highlighted and Orange Blossom Classic details.
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Scholastic Scores From Around The League
Scholastic scores reported by the Associated Press show Buckingham defeating Crewe 69 to 36 and Saltville beating Holston 107 to 34. Kookee topped Blackwater 44 to 33 while Patrick Henry Roanoke JV beat New Castle 56 to 50.
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Area Sports Schedule with multiple high school games
Clarke County hosts Paw Paw at home with junior varsity at 6 30 p m and varsity at 8 p m Douglas faces Douglass of Leesburg at home with junior varsity at 7 p m and varsity at 8 p m Johnson Williams travels to Jennie Dean of Manassas for an 8 p m start James Wood visits Central of Woodstock for an 8 p m game
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Richmond Eyes Brick by Brick Rise as Contender
Richmond coach Lewis Mills sees early season promise after a 103-84 opening win over George Washington. With sophomores now juniors Tom Green Johnny Moates and others shaping a deeper roster, Mills believes the Spiders may soon challenge for the Southern Conference title.
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