Hornets 1964-65 Shenandoah College Basketball Roster
Shenandoah College Hornets 1964 65 roster lists players Arnold Alex Bennett Ralph Bowers Charles Cooper Michael Kern Ronald Lacy Bobby McGhen Danny Pickett James Polk Robert Ryan Edmond Walker each with heights class and hometowns. Staff include Athletic Director Mende Zickefoose Basketball Coach Ken Eyre and Assistant Bob McDonald.
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Cooper
Michael
Fresh
Harman
Kern
Ronald
Winchester
Lacy
Bobby
Soph
Alexandria
McGhen
Danny
Arts-Sciences
Irwin
Walker
Edmond
Millwood
Royal
Hornets
Mendle Zickefoose
Ken Eyre
Bob McDonald
Hornets Aim for First Win at Harrisonburg
Shenandoah's Hornets seek their first victory of the season tonight at Harrisonburg against Madison College. 0-2 after Wingate Invi tational losses, the team features Ronnie Kern, Arnold Bennett, Jim Polk, Phil Pickett, Ed Walker, and Bo Bowers in a promising lineup with rebounding help from Alex Arnold and potential from Mike Cooper and Danny McGhen.
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Shenandoah
Hornets
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Wingate
N.C
Johnson-Williams
Ed Walker
Arnold
James Wood Colonels rout Loudoun County 70 30 at Raiders court
James Wood Colonels pulled ahead early using a strong defense and balanced scoring to beat Loudoun County 70 30 for their second straight win. Doug Snapp led with 18 points while Butch Rinker and Donnie Shifflett added 13 and 7. The Privates fell to Little Raiders 29 14 in the opener.
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Leesburg
James ‘Wood Colonels
John Nethers
Butch Rinker
Donnie Shifflett
Roy Hockman
Wood
Raiders
Bob Call
Danny Farr
Ed Batterson
Jimmy Nicholls
Bob Hummer
Loudoun County
Bobby George
Colonels
Hannas
Fine Central High Five
James Wood Privates
Little Raiders
Tota
Jones
Elgin
Tolbert
Batterson
Gill
George
Pearson
Farra
Nicholls
Hummer
Call
James Wood
Shifflett
Snapp
Rinker
Nethers
Fletcher
Boyle
Doug Snapp
Loudoun County Raiders
Hockman to Start as Richmond Spiders Foresee Freshmen-led Season
Richmond basketball coach Lewis Mills plans a young 1964-65 squad with 9 sophomores, 2 seniors and 3 juniors. Senior Larry Hockman leads a lineup rebuilding from a 6-16 record and 4-12 in the Southern Conference, hoping sophomores Tenwick Welsh and Atwell mature quickly to boost the Spiders.
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University of Richmond
Lewis Mills
Larry Hockman
Winchester
Mills
Spiders
Fors Ward
John Telepo
Tom Tenwick
Spike Welsh
Strasburg Edges Alumni in Coach Bagwell Debut 48 47
Strasburg High beat their alumni 48 to 47 in the coaching debut of former Ram Harry Bagwell. Carl Burgreen led with 16 points, Jerry Racey added 13, and John Wymer 8 for the winners while alumni standout Jerry Ritenour and Jerry Reynolds contributed strong, but fell short as Larry Crabill missed late free throws.
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Strasburg High
Harry Bagwell
Carl —Burgreen
Burgreen
Jerry Racey
Larry Crabill
Rams
John Wymer
Phil Faubler
Ronnie Roller
Jerry Ritenour
Jerry Reynolds
Bobby Pingley
Pingley
Dwight Campbell
Tommy Nichols
Bulldogs
Joe Seckford
Mosby
Roy Kendall
Chamberlain suffers broken nose in Warriors win
Wilt Chamberlain broke his nose in the third period as the San Francisco Warriors routed the Boston Celtics 112-85. He scored 24 points and grabbed 20 rebounds before the injury, while Tom Meschery led the Warriors with 25. Celtics rookie Mel Counts had 15 as Boston faded after the early attack.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
San Francisco Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Chamberlain
Celtics
Bill Russell
Bailey Howell
Baltimore
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Detroit
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Warrior
Tom Meschery
Mel Counts
Oscar Robertson
Embry
Connie Dierking
Paul Neumann
Pistons
Mountaineers face Furman in Southe rn Conference test without coach
West Virginia travels to Furman for a Southern Conference game as the Mountaineers, 0-1 after a 75-73 home loss to The Citadel, seek a rebound without coach George King who remains hospitalized with a muscle spasm. Furman also 0-1, Morgan has late-season hopes and history of beating WVU.
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Morgantown
WVU
Mountaineers
Citadel
George King
George
Washington
Richmond
Davidson
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Arkansas State
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Miami
Fla
Mosby Academy thumps Luray in season opener
Powerful Mosby Academy crushed Luray 76 to 42 in the season debut for both clubs. The decisive win showcased Mosby’s touted roster and set early tone for the young season.
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Front Royal
Mosby Academy
Luray
Detroit Wings star Gor die Howe sets NHL scoring marks record
Detroit Red Wings forward Gordie Howe holds the NHL career records for goals assists and points and is still active. The piece notes Howe's historic totals as 566 goals 719 assists and 1285 points, highlighting his enduring career.
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NEA
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Last Night's Fights In Melbourne Frankfurt Worcester Card
Bob Allotey of Ghana out pointed Ray Perez of Honolulu in Melbourne. Karl Mildenberger of Germany knocked out Ollie Wilson of Hartford. Dick French of Worcester drew with Al Sewell of New York in Worcester.
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Melbourne
Australia
Bob Allotey
Ghana
Ray Perez
Honolulu
Frankfurt
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Ollie Wilson
Hartford
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