Shenandoah Bows to Baltimore Junior College in Ugly Loss
Shenandoah trailed 55-46 at halftime and never recovered, falling 104 to 95 to Baltimore Junior College. Ronnie Kern and Denny Wallace led Shenandoah with 23 points, while Stan Zunt sparked Baltimore with 40 points and 16 of 18 at the line.
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Nancy Roth Wins Golf Tourney in Hollywood
Nancy Roth of Hollywood won the Women's International Four-ball Championship final with partner Maureen Crum of Plant City. They defeated Roberta Albers of Tampa and Rhonda Glenn of Lake Worth, 2 up. Roth had previously won the title in 1963 with Margo Michaelis.
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Record-Breaking Twin Double Pay at Pompano Park
At Florida’s Pompano Park last season the highest twin double payoff reached 1 11,669.80 for 2 dollars, setting a notable wagering benchmark at the harness track.
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Fort Hill Upsets Martinsburg In Cumberland Showdown
Ft. Hill defeated the favored Martinsburg Bulldogs 56-49 on the West Virginia team’s home court. Dickie Johnson and Tim Lamp led Ft. Hill with 12 and 10 points respectively while Jim Martens and Darrell Merkle topped Martinsburg with 19 and 20 points. The game ended under a broken clock with 4:29 left and officials manning the time.
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Allegany Campers Extend Win Streak With LaSalle Clipping
Allegany defeated cross town rival LaSalle 77 to 46 in Cumberland Maryland. Steve Vandenberg led with 21 points, supported by Dave Bruce 18 and Dave Toey 12. Allegany built a 43-17 halftime lead, extending their season long win streak and home victory run as they prepare for Altoona in the upcoming Game of the Year.
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Colonels Eagles Clash as James Wood Eyes 11th Win
James Wood 10-1 hosts Mosby Academy at 8 p.m. tomorrow after a 6:30 p.m. jayvee game. Star Pingley sits out with a broken leg, leaving James Wood to rely on coach Hodson’s inspired lineup. Other locals include Douglas at Carver Culpeper and Shepherd College hosting Anderson-Broaddus.
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Patterson Chuvalo Showdown Tonight At Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson aged ex-champion meets George Chuvalo of Toronto in a sold out 18 000 seat Madison Square Garden heavyweight bout. Patterson the 2 1 favorite with a 41 4 career record faces Chuvalo 29 8 2 with 23 KOs who claims he has never been floored. The 12 round bout is set for 10 30 p m EST and could lead to a title shot for the winner.
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Virginia Military Institute pole vaults 13 feet 1 inch record
Terry Bowers of VMI set a school outdoor record with a 13 ft 1 in pole vault winning the meet against Tennessee Freshmen. He tied the James Wood 12 ft 6 1/4 in mark previously set by Jim Sturgis from Kennett Square Pa. The note corrects that his first name is Terry not Ronnie.
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Clarke Strasburg Game Correction
A correction notes Tuesday's Clarke Strasburg game is in Strasburg, not Berryville as previously stated on Page 9.
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Mosby Menace Tidewater In 58 51 Win
Rangers Jerry Shuffler and Randy Ramey stepped up in Bobby Pingley’s absence to score 20 and 19 points as Mosby defeated Tidewater Academy 58 to 51. Ramey added eight goals and three free throws. The win, Mosby’s 11th against two losses, sets up a rematch with James Wood Tuesday in Winchester. both teams sank 16 of 26 free throws.
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