Handley Sophomore Team Posts Unbeaten 5 0 Record
The Handley sophomore squad finished the season unbeaten at five wins and no losses. The photo lists players Roger Kirby Glenn Posten Bob Combs Henry St Denis Kim Smith Gary Hepner Vic Arthur Greg Webber Jim Laise Jim Armel Gene Schultz Ricky DeHaven Mike Seabright George Gaither Bill Webster Steve Ramsey and coach Sam Biller along with Scott Cullers and Jerry Partlow among others.
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Greg Webber
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Gene Schultz
Ricky DeHaven
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George Gaither
Bill Webster
Steve Ramsey
Sam Biller
Scott Cullers
Jerry Partlow
Handley Sophomore Football Roster Listed
Handley High School releases a list of sophomore players including Harry Pugh Glenn Moore Bill Lyons Mike Lineburg Sam Rhodes Gary Nichols Steve Bayliss John Spaid Terry Facemire Randy Wolfe Paul Painter Kurt Muller Ed Bagby Charlie Renner Tom Dixon.
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Harry Pugh
Glenn Moore
Bill Lyons
Mike Lineburg
Sam Rhodes
Gary Nichols
Steve Bayliss
John Spaid
Terry Facemire
Randy Wolfe
Paul Painter
Kurt Muller
Ed Bagby
Charlie Renner
Tom Dixon
Conley Tops Big Three Scoring In 1968
Danny Conley of Handley leads the Washington DC area scoring with 114 points in 1968, including 19 touchdowns as Handley goes 9-1. James Wood’s Dave Goode is fifth with 48 points. Larry Boyd and Monte Hinkle follow in the top five.
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Omps to Address JAA Meeting at Lee-Jackson
Handley High School coach Jimmy Omps will speak at the Judges' Athletic Association meeting at 7 30 tonight at Lee Jackson Restaurant and preview Handley’s 1968 69 hoops prospects. Ron Rice will show James Wood Handley football game footage.
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Blackburn Named ACC Coach of the Year
Virginia coach George Blackburn, 55, guided the Cavaliers to a 7-3 season and was voted ACC Coach of the Year by the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association with 39 votes. Duke’s Tom Harp was second, NC State’s Earle Edwards third.
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North Carolina Tops Oregon 89 78 In Season Opener
North Carolina defeated Oregon 89 78 as Scott led the Tar Heels with 34 points and key baskets to stave off late Ducks pressure. Casey scored 20 for Miami Ohio and Houston beat Pepperdine 80 60 with Spain 23. Maravich scored 52 for LSU as they beat New Orleans Loyola 109 82.
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Callin' the Shots Tie Cumberland Title Race
Cumberland Maryland football ended in a three way tie for the city title after Allegany upset Fort Hill 13 12 on Thanksgiving. Fort Hill Bishop Walsh and Alco each finished 1 1 with Walsh beating Allegany 6 0 earlier and Alco securing its sixth win. Fort Hill finished 8 2 and Bishop Walsh 6 3 1 while Alco tied the series with Fort Hill at 15 wins apiece after a second straight win over the Red Raiders.
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Don Ratliff Stars as Fork Union Caps Turkey Day Win
Don Ratliff of Fork Union Military Academy made key receptions and several blocks in a 20 to 0 Turkey Day victory over Staunton Military Academy. The win clinched FUMA's sixth Virginia Military Academy Championship and extended Apple Bowl success for Red Pulliam's team to 18 wins in 39 games with five ties. Fork Union finished 8 1e1 on the season.
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Great Year for Stevens Sets Freshman Scoring Mark
Howard Stevens of Harrisonburg, a 5-6 freshman halfback for Randolph Macon, scored 142 points to lead state college scoring and set a new record. He finished with 191 carries for 1468 yards, 7.7 yards per carry, plus 18 receptions for 227 yards and two touchdowns, 19 punt returns for 285 yards, and four kickoff returns for 135 yards.
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Martinsburg Sophomore Tom Sowers Tops Conference Rushing
Martinsburg sophomore Tom Sowers won the conference rushing title with 792 yards on 221 carries and a single game high of 52 carries for 215 yards against Davidson. He played nine games behind injured senior Bob Habasevich and later broke three of Habasevich's records.
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Buckeyes Lead AP Top Football Poll in Tight Race
Ohio State remains No. 1 in the AP major college poll after finishing 9-0, with Southern California clinging to No. 2 following a 21-21 draw with Notre Dame. Georgia and Texas move up, while Oklahoma and Alabama rise with strong bowl-capped wins as the final ranking awaits after January 1 bowls.
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Richmond's Frank Jones Voted SC Coach of Year
Richmond triumphs as Frank Jones earns a second straight Southern Conference coach of the year award with 47 of 60 votes. Spiders finish 6-0 in league play, 7-3 overall, claim SC title and Tangerine Bowl berth, while Citadel's Parker contends despite injuries.
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Bruins Sustain Top Spot In AP Preseason Poll
UCLA remains the unanimous No 1 in the AP preseason major college basketball poll after opening with a 94 82 win over Purdue. North Carolina moves to second, Kentucky third, Kansas fourth, Notre Dame fifth as Houston Davidson New Mexico Cincinnati and Villanova rise in the top 10 with strong openers.
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Hayes Seeks to Extend NBA Scoring Lead Amid Busy Schedule
Elvin Hayes leads the NBA scoring race with 718 points in 23 games averaging 31.2, as Bob Rule trails at 635 in 27 games. Elgin Baylor 626, Earl Monroe 622, and Dave Bing 603 follow, with Oscar Robertson at 26.3 in 20 games. Chamberlain tops field goal percentage and rebounding, while Russell and Siegfried excel in free throws and assists.
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Mountaineers Dominate in Opening Conference Showdowns
West Virginia defeated East Carolina 82 75 and then crushed William and Mary 88 74 as coach Bucky Waters pushes a new era. Bob Hummell led WVU with 25 points against ECU and 26 versus W M, while W&M relied on Paul King 19 and Scott McLennan 18 in the season opener.
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Dallas Nips Oakland 112-111 in ABA thriller
Dallas Chaparrals edged Oakland 112-111 on Cincy Powell’s 15 foot jumper with 15 seconds left. Rich Barry led Oakland with 32 points amid a postgame scuffle. Ron Boone had 29 for Dallas. Lennie Wilkens and Bob Rule propelled Seattle past Phoenix 97-66.
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