Warren County Rolls Past Montevideo for Fourth League Win
Warren County defeated Montevideo 79-59 to notch a fourth win in five District 10 games. Andy Millar scored 30 points for the Wildcats, who led 19-12 early and never relented. Steve Wagner led Montevideo with 23 points as the Maroons fell to 1-4.
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Penn Laird
Warren County
Montevideo
Andy Millar
Warren
Steve Wagner
Wood Millar
Miller Brooks
Hazelette Travis Saunders
John Morgan J
Morgan McDaniel
Montevideo Leeth
Taylor Wagner
Glick Good Trobaugh
Helmick Shenk
Phillips
Longhorns blank Ole Miss in Bluebonnet Bowl rout
Texas shutout Mississippi 19 0 in the Bluebonnet Bowl as Chris Gilbert starred for the Longhorns. Wyoming meets Florida State in El Paso on NBC at 4 p m EST while the Blue Gray game airs on CBS at 2 p m EST. Virgil Carter and Terry Southall lead the senior showcase teams. Gilbert rushed for 156 yards against a stout Rebels defense. Mississippi coach Johnny Vaught acknowledged Texas dominance after the loss.
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Associated Press
NBC
CBS
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Baylor
Terry Southall
Gilbert
Mississippi
Texas
Darrell Royal
Johnny Vaught
Vaught
Lobos Suffer OT Loss to New Mexico State in Tight Hilltop Duel
New Mexico Lobos drop a 62-61 overtime decision at New Mexico State after Ben Monroe commit fouled with four seconds left, Ernie Turner nailing two free throws post-buzzer. Lobos slip in rankings as UCLA and Michigan State idle and other top teams falter across the week.
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New Mexico Lobos
New Mexico State
New Mexico
Lobos
Lobo
Bob King
Ben Monroe
Ernie Turner
State
King
Lou Henson
Kentucky
Brigham Young
Texas Western
Louisville
North Carolina
Houston
Cincinnati
Indians Win Stall Test From Colonials 36 30
Furman star Steve Lawrence leads a high scoring start as the Furman Paladins push toward a conference title pace. Johnny Moates Tom Green and John Mitchell also pace the top 20 point leaders as early 1960s college basketball action unfolds with Tampa Invitational set and West Virginia atop standings.
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Associated Press
Furman’s
Paladins
Jerry Smith
Steve Lawe
Rence
Lawrence
Furman
Richmond
Johnny Moates
Tom Green
West Virginia
Ron Williams
WVU
Dave Reaser
VMI
John Mitchell
Moates
Green
Mitchell
Citadel
Florida State
North Carolina
Columbia
USC
Mountaineers
Charlotte
Davidson
Area High School Basketball Schedule Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight features Oldtown at Paw Paw at 6 30 p m and Central at Warren County plus many 6 30 p m games across schools including Luray Strasburg Musselman Clarke County and others. Tomorrow Harlem Globetrotters meet New York Nationals at 8 p m in Handley High Gym with a full round of 6 30 p m starts at multiple sites.
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Paw Paw
Harlem Globetrotters
New York Nationals
Handley High Gym
Central
Warren County
Luray
Stonewall
Rappahannock
Strasburg
Musselman
Clarke County
Lurry
Mosby
Bishop Walsh
Bruce
Moorefield
Fort Hill
Ridgeley
Hampshire
Elk Garden
Lonaconing
Turner Ashby
Page County
Elkton
Mt. Savage
Hyndman
Mathias
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Shepherdstown
Allegany
Keyser
Brunswick
Loudoun Valley
Packers Cowboys in Title Game as Colts Rout Redskins Lose
Lombardi and Landry eye January 1 championship game and Super Bowl bid while Bergman faces a hostile scene after 49ers 30-14 loss to the Colts. Unitas passes for four touchdowns as the Colts top the 49ers for second in the Western Conference. Gale Sayers sparks Chicago in a 41-28 win over Minnesota as Pittsburgh drubs Atlanta 57-33.
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Cowboys
Colts
Redskins
Bergman
NFL
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49Ers
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Johnny Unitas
Philadelphia
Miami
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Los Angeles
Eagles
Washington
Browns
Gale Sayers
Minnesota
Chicago
Vikings
Bill Nelson
Pittsburgh
Atlaneita
Mosby Navy falls to York in 53 36 loss
Mosby Academy dropped to 1 2 on the season after a 53 36 defeat by York Academy. York star Mike Ashley scored 23 while Jack Pingley and Craig Osth added 12 and 11. York had previously crushed Mathias 92 32. Mosby hosts Surry tomorrow.
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Front Royal
Mosby Academy
York Academy
Rangers
Jack Pingley
Craig Osth
Mike Ashley
York
Mosby
Mathias
Pingley Thompson Osth
Payne Strother
Seckford
Lakers edge Celtics in thriller to win 127 125
Boston trails 76 53 at halftime then roars back to tie with 11 seconds left before Gail Goodrich seals a 127 125 Lakers win in Los Angeles. Jerry West tops Lakers with 35, Elgin Baylor 31, John Havlicek 27 for Boston.
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Associated Press
Boston
Celtics
Los Angeles
Beffore
Gail Goodrich
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Sam Jones
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
John Havlicek
Happy Hairston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Adrian Smith
Connie Dierking
Royals
LeRoy Ellis
Bullets
New York Knicks
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Syracuse
San Francisco
Randolph Macon Wins Quantico Tourney Title
Randolph Macon College Yellow Jackets win the Marine Corps Schools Basketball tournament at Quantico Va after a 64-59 final over Valdosta State. Frederick College had pushed RM<acon in an opening overtime 83-79 win, while Findley College took third by beating Quantico 90-84.
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Florida
Kentucky
Louisville
Dayton
Tulan
Davidson
Miss
Ill
Bowl
Butler
St. Louis
Bradley
Texas
Okla
Tulsa
Arlington St
Keyon
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Iowa
Drake
Cincinnati
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Ohio U
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Southwest
Quantico
Frederick
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Marine Corps
Jackets
Valdosta State
Virginia
Lions
Bob Minutella
Findley College
Southampton
Newberry
Hawethorne
TACS Rally Steals 105 98 Victory Over Lorton
The Teen Age Club erased a 10 point fourth quarter deficit to defeat Lorton Reformatory 105 to 98. Scott Douglas led Lorton with 28 points followed by Roscoe Dean with 25 and Bill Maphis with 19 as TACS travels to Wart Hill Farms for a 8 p.m. game. Landry named NFL Coach of the Year for Dallas Cowboys.
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Lorton
TACS
Scott Douglas
Roscoe Dean
Bill Maphis
Warrenton
Vint Hill Farms
NEW York
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowe Boys
Pro Football Standings and Results AFL 1967
American Conference standings show Buffalo leading with 9 wins and 4 losses. Boston and New York trail, while Miami and Houston struggle. Western Division lists Kansas City atop with 11 wins, Oakland 8, San Diego 7, and Denver 4. Saturday and Sunday results include New York over Boston 38 28 and Buffalo over Denver 38 21 Kansas City 27 San Diego 17. Miami 29 Houston 28. AFL Championship sets Kansas City at Buffalo on Sunday January 1 1967.
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Citadel
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New York
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San Francisco
Washington
Cincinnati
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Texas Christian
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Associated Press
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Minn
Detroit
Cleveland
Dallas
Minnesota
Phila
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Green Bay
Los Angeles
Baltimore
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Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
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