James Monroe forfeits football wins under VHSL ruling
James Monroe of Fredericksburg must forfeit eight 1962 football victories after VHSL officials ruled an ineligible player appeared on the roster. Handley defeated James Monroe 25-21 on Sept. 29, shifting the season record to 0-10 and moving Fredericksburg into the Group 1-B Battlefield District title race.
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Nebraska Wins 36-34 In Gotham Bowl Thriller
Nebraska edged Miami Florida 36-34 in a see-saw Gotham Bowl at New York's stadium. Dennis Claridge, Willie Ross, and Bill Thornton starred for Nebraska while George Mira led Miami in passing as attendance lagged and financial troubles marred the event.
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Gotham
Nebraska
Miami
Florida
Dennis Claridge
Willie Ross
Bill
Thunder
ABC
Mira
Tenpin Bowling Scores and Junior League Results
Fireballs and Somethings top the standings with several high games. DeMolay, Lazy Five, Champion Five and Wisecarver's compete across a busy junior league schedule with shutouts and high set by Steve Lamm and John Rice.
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Wisecarver
Lazy Five
el Diablos Oo
DeMolay
el Diablos
Steve Lamm
John Rice
Redskins fall after early surge in 1962 finale
Washington at Pittsburgh closed the season 7 0 in final stretch. George Izo led a late surge with two TD passes to Dickie James and Bill Anderson, but four Izo interceptions allowed Pittsburgh to win 27 24. Bobby Mitchell set a team single season yardage mark with 1 384.
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Skins
Steelers
George Izo
Notre Dame
Dickie James
Bill Anderson
Izo
Norman Snead
Galen Hall
Pittsburgh
Bill McPeak
Redskin
Snead
Sammy Baugh
Baugh
Diane Bush Leads Duckpin Team To 2-0 Bantam Win
In the GAA Bantam Girls National League Diane Bush posted a 114 game as Boyd's Drug Store swept two to Zuckerman and Company. Judy Shanholts led with 97 as the leaders posted victories at Health Center Lanes.
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Boyd’s Drug Store
Zuckerman and Company
Judy Shanholts
Phyllis Goodwin
Ann Stewart
Buckley-Lages
Commercial and Savings Bank
Vickie Tucker
Patti Rinker
Pifer
Stationery & Office Supple
Northern Virginia Power Company
Ann Kalafat
Susan Gilkey
Belleee
Jewel
Mary Gail Allen
Oates Lumber Yard
Ebert
Barbara Butler
Terry Carter
Gail Yost
Jewel Box
Bell
Boyd
Daily Crossword Across
Puzzle clues listed with multiple definitions and wordplay entries. Includes entries such as Mops up water and high priest with several missing or partial answers requiring cross fill from a standard crossword grid. Problems include abbreviated entries and numbered hints across a wide range of common crossword themes.
Two Virginia Cities Face Jan. Deadline for League Entry
Two Virginia cities Newport News and Portsmouth have until January 13 to join the Carolina League if they secure working agreements for players. Directors approved a 140 game schedule opening April 19 and closing September 4. An East West All Star game is set for July 21 in the city with the largest attendance through July 4.
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Durham
N.C
Newport News
Portsmouth
Tech Hosts Fifth-Ranked Mississippi State In Top Night Clash
Virginia Tech Gobblers meet fifth-ranked Mississippi State in Blacksburg as both teams seek a long winning streak. Tech rode an 38-game home win run and upset Kentucky earlier, while State carries 19 straight victories. Other results across Virginia colleges include Hampden-Sydney edging Randolph-Macon 85-81 and Old Dominion seeing its 14-game win streak end.
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Mason-Dixon
Baltimore Loyola
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Centre
Emory and Henry
Carson Newman
Frederick
Elon
Suffolk
Bill Hardin
Phil Lotz
Basketball Scores From Sunday and Monday Games
Pro basketball results show Cincinnati defeating Boston 124 to 120 and Chicago beating Detroit 142 to 94. St Louis topped Detroit 115 to 106 while Syracuse defeated San Francisco 144 to 137. Monday action included Chicago 110 Detroit 106 and St Louis 115 New York 108 with Cincinnati at New York and St Louis at San Francisco on the schedule. ABL results include Oakland 117 Philadelphia 115 and Kansas City 110 Long Beach 89 plus Oakland 104 Philadelphia 102 and Pittsburgh 109 Chicago 107. No games scheduled Tuesday with Philadelphia at Kansas City listed for next action.
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Los Angeles
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Syracuse
Oakland
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Pittsburgh
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