Mosby Rangers rout Tidewater Academy 64 to 48 in Wakefield
Mosby Rangers led by Big Burroughs and Bobby Pingley defeated Tidewater Academy 64 48 in Wakefield Virginia to extend their perfect 5 0 start. Seely scored 27 for Tidewater but Mosby built a 36 18 halftime lead and coasted, next game January 5 at Front Royal versus Jackson High Manassas.
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Butkus Lineman Of The Year
Dick Butkus of Illinois named the outstanding lineman of the 1964 college football season by the Associated Press with 53 votes from 126 voters. Steve DeLong and Jack Snow followed in voting. Butkus recorded 132 tackles in nine games and played multiple positions in crucial downs.
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Duke Clobbers Virginia in 104-91 ACC win
Duke, ranked sixth, improved to 3-0 in the ACC with a 104-91 road victory at Virginia. Coach Vic Bubas praised the team’s second half comebacks and balanced scoring, noting the season's start has been uneven but the wins and three 20-point scorers underline their championship readiness.
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Boston College Faces UCLA in Milwaukee Classic Final
Boston College rides a late 86-85 win over Wisconsin to a showdown with UCLA for the Milwaukee Holiday Classic title. John Austin drilled a 35-foot jumper at the buzzer as BC overcame a 14-point deficit, finishing with 36 points for a tourney record. Gail Goodrich led UCLA with 21.
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This Week's Cage Slate
Basketball schedule shows Alabama at Richmond and William and Mary, Georgia Tech, Florida, Clemson at Georgia. Virginia plays Dawkindw Charlotte. No games listed for Wednesday Thursday Friday or Sunday.
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Alabama Wins Tech Invitational in Virginia
Alabama defeated North Carolina 66 61 to capture the Viretta Tech Holiday Tournament title in Blacksburg Virginia. Gene Schumacher led Alabama with 21 points and 10 rebounds while John Wetzel scored 32 in Techs consolation win over Mississippi State.
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Duckpin bowling action highlights league night at Health Center Lanes
Sealtest edges Deluxeburger Grill 2- over in the Evening Star Ladies League as Irene Borror posts two 112s for 379 and Thelma Bucher adds 377. Virginia Gentleman wins twice over Coca Cola in first half. Virginia Vance tops with 123 and Connie Lineburg posts 124 for Coca Cola.
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Kramer Helps Warriors Fall Short in Hard-Fought Loss
Barry Kramer, a first draft pick for the San Francisco Warriors, came off the bench to spark a late rally but the 76ers held on for a 113-111 win in San Francisco. Greer led Philadelphia with 30 points while Kramer added several late steals and baskets before time ran out.
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Illinois Tops Kentucky In Cats' Invitational
The Illini defeated Kentucky 91 86 to win the UK Invitational, their first tourney title over UK since 1943, with Skip Thoren scoring 27 and Tal Brady 26 as Illinois closed from a 16 point gap. The event drew 23300 fans over two nights with several other tourney highlights across top teams.
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State Scholastic Scores Across Virginia and Nearby Schools
The Associated Press reports numerous winter results with teams such as Lee Springfield beating Falls Church 66 to 61 and Jefferson Fairfax defeating Washington Lee JV 57 to 41. Other notable scores include Patrick Henry Roanoke 91 over William Byrd 52 and Roanoke Catholic 113 over Boonsboro 85 amid a wide statewide tally.
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