Betty Funkhouser Delivers Big Roll in Rose Sell LaFollette
Betty Funkhouser with a 435 set led the Rose Sell LaFollette Tournament, topping maps for 157 155 and 123 as Don Martin added 398 and the pairing total 905 with 72 handicap. Susan Good and Francis Hudson finished second at 880, while Marie Longerbeam Jim Lloyd claimed third at 873. Francis Hudson earlier posted two 400 sets, and Winches ter bowlers swept all five prizes.
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Betty Funkhouser
Betty
Becky Cornwell
Don Martin
Don
Susan Good
Francis Hudson
Francis
Marie Longerbeam
Jim Lloyd
Jim
Deanna Lloyd
Howard Lloyd
Colonials Upset Davidson In Last Second Thriller
George Washington outlasted Davidson 55-54 as Dick Ellis hit a clutch jumper with 20 seconds left. Terry Grefe led GW with 24 points while Davidson’s Rod Knowles scored 15 before fouling out. Richmond beat VMI 89-65 behind Johnny Moates 28 points and Tom Green 24 points.
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Associated Press
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William and Mary
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Virginia Military Institute
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RPI
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Len Creech
Gordon
Reginald Looney
UCLA Star on Trial for Credit Card Forgery
UCLA basketball star Mike Lynn and roommate Larry McCollister face trial for forgery of credit cards. Both pleaded innocent and were ordered to appear January 6 in Superior Court. Lynn, 21, Covina, and McCollister, 21, Lemon Grove, were arrested November 30 after an alleged attempt to buy phonograph records with a lost card. Lynn remains suspended from games but practices with the Bruins.
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Area High School Scores and Upset of the Week
Allegany beat Keyser 71 69 and Luray defeated Rappahannock 80 54 while Loudoun Valley fell 57 as Brunswick defeated INESDAY. Gary Rymer led the Campers, the Bulldogs upset the Raps 48, Wardensville won 72 70 over Mathias, Bishop Walsh won 59 53, Mt Savage 53. Last week 29 correct six wrong and overall 229 correct 81 wrong. Upset of the Week praised as Spartans prevail.
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Luray
Rappahannock
Loudoun Valley
Brunswick
Wardensville
Mathias
Bishop Walsh
Mt. Savage
Area High School Basketball Schedule
Allegany meets Keyser and Rappahannock plays Luray at 6 30 p m. Brunswick visits Loudoun Valley and Beall travels to Piedmont while Alumni host Fort Ashby. On Thursday Bishop Walsh visits Mt Savage and Mathias plays Wardensville at 6 30 p m.
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Luray
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Beall
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ACC to Appeal NCAA on Tourney Dates
ACC Commissioner Jim Weaver says the ACC will join with the Pacific Eight in appealing NCAA basketball tournament dates at the Houston meeting January 9 to 12. With both conferences ending March 11, neither champion may reach the NCAA tournament that night, risking byes and NIT participation for runners up and affecting UCLA’s transfer eligibility.
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Jim Weaver
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AAWU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Houston
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