Tar Heels Dominate William and Mary in Center Debut
North Carolina shot 58.6 percent to rout William and Mary 101-72 as the Indians played in a new 5.3 million basketball center with heat issues. Tom Jasper led William and Mary with 35 points and 16 rebounds as East Carolina and Old Dominion also posted wins in a mixed ACC nonconference slate.
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Associated Press
William and Mary
Indians
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Georgetown
Virginia Military
Old Dominion
East Carolina
Pirates
Charleston Baptist
Furman
Tom Jasper
Hoyas
Don Weber
Mike Laughan
Dave Twardzik
Terry Foster
Skip Noble
VMI
Monarchs
Noble
Rick Nau
Foster
Jerry Renfro
Jan Essenburg
Tom Guthrie
Jim Gegory
Davidson
Charlotte
N. C
Baptist
Norris Townsend
Boxing roundup reports Ali Bonavena title win
In New York Muhammad Ali 212 stopped Oscar Bonavena 204 of Argentina in the bout. Ken Buchanan 136 of Scotland defeated Donato Padulano 146 of Montreal. In Bangkok Ermito Salvarria 111 of the Philippines stopped Chartchai Chionoi 111 of Thailand to win the World Boxing Council flyweight title.
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New York
Muhammad Ali
Philadelphia
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Ken Buchanan
Scotland
Donato Padulano
Montreal
Bangkok
Ermito Salvarria
Philippines
Chartchai Chionoi
Thailand
Salvarria
World Boxing Council
Irish Wanted to Play in Miami
Notre Dame chose the Cotton Bowl over Miami for a higher ranking and national title chance after polls and coach Parseghian supported the Cotton bid. Tennessee, Sugar Bowl bound, praised coach Bill Battle and explained morale improved under the new staff as they defeated Florida 38 to 7.
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Miami
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Notre Dame
Dallas
Los Angeles
Southern Cal
Georgia Tech
Larry DiNardo
Parseghian
Texas
Florida
Tennessee
Nebraska
Louisiana State
Bill Ward
LSU mulls Orange Bowl bid after Ole Miss win
After LSU crushed Mississippi 61-17, Coach Charlie McClendon heads to Miami to seal the Orange Bowl bid. He cites fear of missing another bowl and recalls past blown halftime leads against Ole Miss as he notes the team recovered from Butch Duke’s death.
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Louisiana State
Mississippi
Charlie McClendon
Miami
McClendon
Ole Miss
Tigers
LSU
Texas A&m
Butch Duke
Texas Widens Lead in AP Top Twenty Poll
Texas remains undefeated after a 42-7 win over Arkansas while LSU climbs to fifth with a 61-17 victory over Mississippi. The final poll will follow bowl games as Texas faces Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl and Ohio State meets Stanford in the Rose Bowl.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Texas
Ohio State Today
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Texas Longhorns
Ohio State
Nebraska
Arizona State
Arizona
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Stanford
LSU
Tennessee
UCLA
Air Force
Michigan
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Dartmouth
Toledo
California
Houston
Penn State
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Southern Cal
Northwestern
Rebels
Tuesday and Friday High School and Junior High Basketball Schedule
A regional schedule lists James Wood at Lane Handley at Osbourn William Monroe at Central Hedgesville at Berkeley Springs Albemarle at Stonewall Clarke County at Harpers Ferry junior high Frederick County at Musselman Randolph Macon at Delaware Presbyterian at Furman Wednesday Wardensville at Moorefield Hampshire at Fort Union college games Potomac State at Shenandoah Mercer at Citadel East Carolina at Davidson Richmond at East Tenn Thursday junior high Clarke County at F C J H Friday James Wood at Warren County Handley at Lane Wardensville at Paw Paw Stafford at Albemarle Berkeley Springs at Harpers Ferry Central at Madison Musselman at Clarke County Shepherd at Glenville Mountaineer Classic Randolph Macon Invitational Saturday Orange at Albemarle Shepherd at Salem Duke at South Carolina William and Mary at Citadel Tenn State at East Carolina Mercer at Davidson Newberry at Furman Jacksonville and Richmond Sunday professional football Baltimore at Buffalo Philadelphia at Washington
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James Wood
Lane Handley
Osbourn
William Monroe
Central
Hedgesville
Berkeley Springs
Albemarle
Stonewall
Clarke County
Harpers Ferry
Frederick County
Musselman College
Randolph Macon
Delaware Presbyterian
Furman
Wardensville
Moorefield
Hampshire
Fort Union
Potomac State
Shenandoah
Mercer
Citadel
East Carolina
Davidson
Richmond
East Tenn
Warren County
Handley
Lane
Paw Paw Stafford
Madison
Musselman
Shepherd
Glenville
Randolph-Macon
Orange
Salem
Duke
South Carolina
William and Mary
Citadel Tenn
Newberry
Jacsonville
Color and nature along with Shakespeare in a Nile column
A Winchester-Western News from Nile column reflects on nature’s color as a purpose in itself with autumn reds and golds, then quotes Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream about hounds, beasts, and a call to keep a steadfast old tone in people and dogs alike.
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Nile
Olin
New Haven
Sumac
William Shakespeare
Winchester Mobile Homes Tops South End Barber Shop In A League
Roy Bly led with a 147 giving Winchester Mobile Homes a lone win over South End Barber Shop in the A League final game. Bly totaled 416 across games while Jackie Cleveland paced South End with a 150. Other A League results featured Trip's Auto Sales and Dr. James' Health Club, Investor's Loan and Miller Auto Sales, and more with multiple players posting 140s and 150s including Buckner, Funkhouser, Clark, Boyd, Creswell and Buckner's 375 series in duckpins.
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Roy Bly
Winchester Mobile Homes
South End Barber Shop
Bly
Jackie Cleveland
Trip’s
Dr. James’ Health Club
Investor
Miller Auto Sales
Buncutter Tire Co
Frye Amusement
Frederick Motor
Clarke County Duckers
National Fruit
Fort Loudoun Bakery
Harold Buckner
Terry Funkhouser
Larry Clark
Jack Boyd
Evan Creswell
Leona Buckner
Marie Longerbeam
Polly
Evening Star Ladies League
Country Girls
Buckley Lages
Coca Cola
Diet Rute Cola
Shenandoah Pride
the Marys
Virginia Bailey
Nancy Levi
Margaret Douglas
Val Morgan
Helen Richard
Glenda Cole
Frances Dodson
Sleepers
Alley Cats
LaMar Sloan Ford
Pinettes
Johnson & Goode Insurance
Holiday Inn East
Allegheny Freight Lines
Goode & Johnson Insurance
Connie Lineburg
Louise Armstrong
Mary Crider
Katherine Truslow
Mattie Sirbaugh
Maxine Miller
Pat Cooper
Smith’s Gulf
Leggett’s
S & H Green Stamps
Texaco
Henkel-Harris
Paul’s TV
Bell Clothes
Armel
Joe’s
Atlantic
Burcham & Price Garage
Clearbrook Woolen
Teamwise
Paul’s
Leggett
Buckey Whitacre
Jackie Billmyer
Jim Fiddler
Julian Sirbaugh
Bill McMullen
Donnie Atwood
Howard Oliver
Bobby Giffin
John Boulter
Glenn Luttrell
E.B. Luttrell
Ken Pitta
Bowling League Scores Highlight City Melee and Standout Spares
Wampler's Mobile Court & Sales topped Oates Grocery 30 to 2 in a lopsided match. Webbtown Market rolled 1684 pins led by Glenda Cole 160 and Jean Pitta 141 as they crushed TAB 3-0. In Thursday play Webbtown beat Cellerettes B M Market 2-1 and Earl's Esso beat Pinettes 2-1 with Naomi Houston posting 371 series.
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Wampler’s
Mobile Court
Oates Grocery
Ebert’s Reproduction & Supply
Brakeshoe Grocery
Webbtown Market
TAB
GAA
Franklin Auto Sales
Cooper's Jewelers
Town & Country Beauty Salon
S & H White Castle
Valley Pike Tire & Battery
Glenda Cole
Jean Pitta
Leona Buckner
Sybil Baker
Louise Armstrong
June Weller
Cellerettes
B & M Market
Shawnee
Earl's
Esso
Pinettes
Early Birds
Roadrunners
Naomi Houston
Pat Lee
Braddock St. Methodist
Mt. Pleasant
Grace Lutheran
Middletown
Glenn Luttrell
Richard Buncutter
Louis Renner
Evan Creswell
Charles Swartz
Charles Buch
Three Aces
Harold Buckner
Charles Bush
Kenneth Pitta
Ruth Taylor
Jess Comer
Gilbert Taylor
Joan Hook
Judy Clark
Larry Clark
Floyd Ritter
Kay Ritter
Nancy Moore
Bonnie Jean Eastep
Bonnie Eastep
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Frederick
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