Richmond Faces Possible Worse Season Record
The Richmond Spiders under coach Les Hooker may finish with a poorer slate than last season as they head on a two game Southern Conference trip with a 15 overall mark and a 1 7 record in conference play. The Cadets also fell to 1 5 after a 71 69 loss to Marshall. Old Dominion lost at Quantico while Norfolk State beat Maryland State in separate games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Les Hooker
Ders
George Washington
Alabama
Florida State
Columbia
Lehigh
Wil and Mary
Citadel
Mershall Eee
Aining
Larry Hitchcock
Virginia
Norfolk State
Maryland State
Old Dominion
Ohio Northern
Bob Shibley
Wayne Parks
Ray Dougan
Belmont Abbey
Quantico
New Yorkers Seek TV View Of Giant Packers Playoff
Louis Blaich Thomas OConnor Jr and Peter Sibell of Manhasset sue federal court to lift a TV blackout for the NFL playoff between the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers set December 30. Judge Reinfield denied a temporary restraining order but scheduled a further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Yankee Stadium
Reinfeld
Louis R. Blaich
Thomas O'Connell Jr
Peter Sibell
Manhasset
N.Y
Duckpin Tourney Set Next Week For Youngsters
The Fourth Annual Christmas Duckpin Tournament for boys and girls, hosted by the Moose Lodge Optimist Club GAA and Pepsi Cola, runs next week at Health Center Lanes with 16 trophies. Boys and girls compete in two divisions 12 and under and 13 plus in singles doubles and mixed doubles, with 10 a.m. start times and handicap scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Center
Bucky MoeCarty
Moose Bantam Boys
Lynn Crisman
GAA Bantam
Linda Curtis
Pesi Cola
James Wood
Bernard Turner
Optimist
Moose Lodge
Optimist Club
GAA
Pepsi Cola
Georgia Tech threatens SEC after upset win over NC State
Georgia Tech, led by coach John Hyder with five straight wins, shook the SEC by defeating NC State 84-71. The Engineers, once dismissed, boast wins over Furman, Rice, SMU and NC State as returnees Tomasovich, Eidson, Nass, Weekly and others pace the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
John Hyder
North Carolina State
Furman
Rice
Southern Methodist
Hyden
Mike Tomasovich
Alan Nass
Bill Eidson
John Herbert
Keith Weekly
Ron Scharf
Jim Caldwell
R. D. Craddock
Russia Offers 30 Million Aid To Pakistan
President Ayub Khan announced that the Soviet Union offers 30 million dollars in economic aid to Pakistan. He spoke in Dacca during an eight day East Pakistan visit and said talks with Poland for aid were also under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Pakistan
Karachi
Soviet Union
Ayub Khan
Dacca
East Pakistan
Poland
Pro Basketball NBA Wednesday Results Highlight Wide Scores
Cincinnati beat Syracuse 129 120 Detroit defeated Chicago 115 113 Los Angeles won 135 106 over St Louis No games today Friday schedule Chicago visits Cincinnati San Francisco plays Detroit St Louis hosts Los Angeles ABL Wednesday Kansas City 117 Philadelphia 84 Today's games Philadelphia at Kansas City Chicago at Oakland Philadelphia versus Kansas City at St Louis Long Beach at Pittsburgh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
City
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Oakland
Long Beach
Pittsburgh
Handley Hosts George Mason Tonight at 8
Handley to host George Mason High Mustangs in an 8 p.m. pre-Christmas clash. Handley carries a 2-1 record and 1-0 in Group 1-B Northwest District as Coach Hunter Maddox sticks with starters Fisher Bell Wilkins Anderson Craun. Rich ard Dick Shoemaker and Lewis Campbell expected to see action. James Wood meets Clarke County at Berryville, game at 8 p.m. after a 109-43 opener win by James Wood. Clarke County sits 2-1 after two District 10 wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Winchester
George Mason High
Mustangs
Hagerstown High
Loudoun County
Hunter Maddox
Gene Fisher
Larry Bell
Jimmy Wilkins
John Anderson
Phil Craun
Richard Dick
Freddie Shoemaker
Lewis Campbell
James Wood
Clarke County
Berryville
Colonels
Eagles
Clarke
James Wood-Clarke County
Joyce
Steers Rout Tapers In ABL War Beatdown Grows Lead
The Steers defeated the Philadelphia Tapers 117 to 84 in Kansas City for their seventh straight win in the American Basketball League. The rout followed a 119-106 victory the previous night, widening their margin atop the standings while the other four ABL teams were idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Foss Says AFL Turned Corner as Titans Sale Looms
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss in New York said the league has turned the corner with signings and rising TV ratings. He noted progress on securing new ownership for the New York Titans, while stressing no immediate deadline for a sale and confirming a deal would keep the club in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American Football League
Joe Foss
AFL
Foss
New York Titans
Houston
Dallas Texans
Houston Oilers
Titans
LSU
Jerry Stovall
Titan
Harry Wismer
Braves Win NL Defensive Honors in 1962
Milwaukee Braves topped NL fielding, earning team .980 and three leaders Joe Adcock .997 Frank Bolling .989 Del Crandall .994. Tony Gonzalez tied outfield record with .1000 in 114 games. Dallas Green led pitchers with 45 chances. Leo Cardenas and Roy McMillan tied at .972 for shortstop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Joe Adcock
Frank Bolling
del Crandall
Jose Pegan
San Francisco
Don Hoak
Pittsburgh
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Dallas Green
Phillies
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
Gonzalez
Danny Litwhiler
Willard Marshall
Boston Braves
Green
Shortstop
Leo Cardenas
Roy Mcmillan
Pagan
Navy Sleeper Play Tops Oddities in 1962 Grid Year
The AP yearend poll spotlights Navy’s sleeper play against Pittsburgh, Yale’s illegal pass against Princeton, and George Mira’s 4-yard pass Mira to Mira. It notes Navy beat Pitt 32-9 in the Oyster Bowl, Yale beat Yale’s miscalled TD, and Mira’s four yards on a deflected pass at Miami Texas Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
NEW York
Pittsburgh
Yale
Princeton
George Mira
Wayne Hardin
Pitt
Norfolk
Rick Lesson
Jim Stewart
Stewart
Roger Staubach
Panthers
Tigers
Ed Myer
Ed McCarthy
Pete Cummings
McCarthy
Miami
Texas Christian
Mira
TCU
NCAA
College basketball scores roundup across multiple games
A compact recap of college and scholastic basketball results. Teams from Princeton to St. Christopher's posted scores including Princeton 84 Rutgers 69 Providence 72 Brown 47 Northeastern 59 MIT 49 LaSalle 105 Bucknell 55 Temple 56 Navy 55 Army 72 Georgetown 68. In other regions Mississippi State 106 Christian Brothers 71 LSU 72 Arkansas 70 Wake Forest 85 Maryland 74 Auburn 71 Spring Hill 51 Marshall 71 The Citadel 69 Ga Tech 84 NC State 71 Wichita 80 Michigan State 69 Wisconsin 76 Marquette 58 Xavier 86 St Bonaventure 77 Michigan 66 San Jose 52 Chicago Loyola 106 Indiana 94 Southwest Texas Western 57 Oklahoma State 47 Far West Arizona 57 Idaho State 51 Weber 92 Gonzaga 82 Tenn State 97 Hawaii 85 Nevada Southern 64 Nevada 54 Virginia scholastic Woodrow Wilson 60 Maury 49 Suffolk 87 Holland 53 Martinsville 73 Franklin County 61 Woodberry Forest 51 James Monroe 50 St Christopher's 58 Collegiate Virginia Beach 73 James Blair Emporia 52 Victoria 49 Patrick Henry Glade Spring 74 St Paul 37 Sugar Grove 67 Council 46 C T Smith 37 Caroline 35 Nokesville 69 Cedar Lee 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Loyola
Indiana
Xavier
Ohio
St. Bonaventure
Wake Forest
Maryland
Princeton
Rutgers
Mississippi State
Christian Brothers
Georgia Tech
Temple
Navy
LaSalle
Bucknell
Arkansas
Tommy Boyer
Razorbacks
Louisiana State
Wisconsin
Marquette
Michigan
San Jose State
Wichita
Michigan State
Providence
Brown
Texas Western
Oklahoma State
Northeastern
MIT
Army
Georgetown
D. C
South Miss. St
Christian Bros
LSU
Auburn
Spring Hill
Marshall
the Citadel
Ga. Tech
N.C. State
San Jose
Chicago
Loyola
Southwest Tex
Western
Okla. State
FAR West
Arizona
Idaho State
Weber
Gonzaga
Tenn. State
Hawaii
Nevada Southern
Nevada
Virginia
Emporia
Victoria
Patrick Henry
Glade Spring
St. Paul
Kennedy's Call for Track Peace Bears Fruit at Chicago Meet
In Chicago the University of Chicago Track Club hosts its 10th Holiday meet with joint sanction from the AAU and NCAA backed federation. About 191 athletes from colleges high schools and open divisions compete as former and current stars return home for Christmas. Ted Haydon notes federation permit aims to regulate members while AAU maintains authority. Kennedy warned the feud could harm U.S. chances in 1963 Pan-American Games and 1964 Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kennedy
University of Chicago Track Club
AAU
U.S
Central Aau
University of Chicago
Ted Haydon
Maroon
NCAA
Federation
Johnson Williams Falls 53-52 to Jenny Dean High
Berryville’s Johnson Williams, now 12 2 this season, lost 53-52 to Jenny Dean High in Manassas. A huge second half rally fell short after a 29-11 halftime deficit, with Willie Brown scoring 21 and teammates Briscoe Williams Williams Moss Walker Mason adding points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassas
Johnson Williams
Berryville
Jenny Dean High
George Williams
Charles Moss
Ed Walker
Charles Mason
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Associated Press
Budweiser
Rte
Bring OF Beers
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Louis
Newark
Tampa
Evening Star
SEC
NC State
Bob Green
Kentucky
Tomasovich
Eidson
Nass
State
Pete Auksel
Leslie Hunter
Deacons
Duke
Bill Bradley
Joe Dan Gold
Sten Brinker
NBA
Corning Ware & Pyrex
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Stuart M
Perry, Inc
George Mason
Steers
Midwest
Woodrow Wilson
Maury
Suffolk
Holland
Martinsville
Franklin County
Woodberry Forest
James Monroe
St.Christopher’s
Virginia Beach
James Blair
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!