Marchant Leads Marylanders Past Shenandoah 100 to 84
Marylanders' star Robert Marchant poured in 42 points as the Cardinals defeated Shenandoah 100 to 84 at the Armory. Gerry Spadetti led Shenandoah with 27, while Jimmy Sprinkle added 23 and the Hornets shot 47 percent and outrebounded 34 to 31.
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Southwestern Life sweeps Wilson Hams for four points
In Northside's Classic League Southwestern Life beat Wilson Hams 4 0 with a strong attack led by Hugh Patton on a 201 game and four 490 class scorers. Lee Jackson led in the next matches with 2644 pinfall, while Al Kibler Turk Wingfield Bill Bridgeforth and Harold Catlett posted notable totals. The results include Triangle Diner and Plumley Lumber Jills matches with top marks from Lillis, Raymer and others.
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al Kibler
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Buck Robertson
Don Raymer
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Ed Shull
Skip Snider
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Triangle Diner
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Denny Lillis
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Novick
Alabama Leads 18 Team Bowls List For Postseason
Alabama's Crimson Tide completed an undefeated regular season with a 34-0 win over Auburn and heads an 18-team bowl list for postseason play. The Gotham Bowl in New York pits Utah State against Baylor, while other bowls pair Minnesota with UCLA, Mississippi with Texas, and Colorado with LSU as final standings shape the national title picture.
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SC and Kentucky Meet in Major Cage Game
Southern California, ranked fourth in the AP poll, seeks its first major setback recovery after a 66-56 loss to Oklahoma. Kentucky, unranked but strong, opened with a 93-61 win over Miami of Ohio as both eyes the upcoming showcase clash.
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Associated Press
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Close League Match Ends With Narrow Victory
In a tight contest C. Jones rolled a high score 173 to help the winners reach 2160 pins while Hilda Buckner led Smith Insurance with 169 as the losers totaled 2010. Final margin about 150 pins suggests the result could flip next time.
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Smith Insurance
C&s
Whitacre Leads F M to First With 170 in Duckpin League
Pat Whitacre sparked a three-win night for F M National Bank employees at Health Center Lanes, posting a 170 game and 400 series to lift the team to 6243 and sole possession of first place. She outscored Nancy Levi and matched Duckpin League history as one of the top three games.
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F&m
Gordon McIlwee
Evening Star Ladies League
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Pat
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Mae Taylor
Mrs. Whitacre
Becky Cornwell
F&m National Bank
Buckley-Lages
Louise Wilson
Elizabeth Wolfe
Peggy Cleveland
Betty Carroll
Buncutter Oil
Mrs. Wolfe
Mrs. Cleveland
Ann Schuller
Buckley Lages
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Orts Sof
Charles Twon
Nancy Roth
Polly Moore
Amy Alger
Virginia Dorsey
Sol
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Aggie McCall
Virginia Larrick
Polly
A Strode
Ruth Godlove
Pearl Ebert
Lee Jackson
Phyllis Brannon
Libby White
Mary Ann Funk
Peesy Crisman
Leggett
Sanitary Dairy
Nancy DeSchon
Gertrude Reed
Royal Crown Cola
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Bonnie Eastep
Peggy Eastep
Olga Brown
Ruby Wingfield
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Pro Grid Standings and Weekend Results Summary
National League standings show New York and Philadelphia tied atop the East at 9 0.750. Western leaders include Green Bay 10 2 0 and Baltimore 7 8 0. Sunday results feature Green Bay 20 New York 17 and Cleveland 38 Dallas 17 among others.
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Newcome Kelly Lead Handley In Open Season At Strasburg
Handley High opens the 1961-62 basketball season Tuesday at Strasburg with Newcome and Kelly headlining a strong lineup. Kelly, a 6-3 senior, and 6-2 Mike Kelly form a powerful pair alongside seniors and juniors like Harper Wolfe Wilkins Bell Anderson Craun Penn Schenk, with transfer Larry Hughes not eligible until the second semester. Coach Maddox, assisted by Don Welch, faces a difficult No District schedule including George Mason while Jimmy Omps directs the junior varsity. All home games start at 8 with a 6:30 JV session.
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Don Welch
Clarke County High School
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Fights Tala Tunisian Bout Ends in Stoppage
In Tunis Alphonse Hali defeats Joe Buck by stoppage in a 120 pound bout in Tunis. In Miami Beach Eddie Machen grows to 197 percent, while in Portland Doug Jones at 184 percent loses to an unnamed opponent. In New York an athlete listed as 10 points defeats another fighter.
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Blue Ridge Sports Car Club Forms in the Area
A meeting at Mike’s garage spurred early organization for the Blue Ridge Sports Car Club. Founding members include Ralph Hardy Skeets Baptist Frank Schecter David Keen Judy Keen Dick Bond Jerry Boyd Steve White Ralph White Mickey Turner Paul Tourigny Dennis Pustay. An election of officers is planned for December 5 at Kreuger’s garage 522. The club aims to improve road driving and safety for enthusiasts in the region.
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Skeets Baptist
Frank Schecter
David and
Judy Keen
Dick Bond
Jerry Boyd
Steve
Ralph White
Mickey Turner
Paul Tourigny
Dennis Pustay
Blue Ridge Sports Car Club
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