Houston Rallies Past Centenary 89 85 In Tilt
11th ranked Houston overcame Centenary after trailing 34 minutes, with Louis Dunbar scoring 22 and Dwight Jones 20 rebounds as 7-foot rookie Robert Parish led Centenary. Houston improves to 14 2 while Centenary falls to 12 5. Memphis State, Louisville, Notre Dame, and other scores follow in the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Tiny Centenary College
Houston
Cougars
Louis Dunbar
Dunbar
Dwight Jones
Centenary
Robert Parish
Guy Lewis
Parish
Gents
Memphis State
Drake
Tigers
St. Louis
Tulsa
Bill Cook
Larry Kanon
State
Dennis Bell
Louisville
Bill Butler
Ken Bradley
Bradley
Allen Murphy
Junior Bridgeman
Winner to lead Jets as Ewbank heir in 1974
Charlie Winner will become head coach of the New York Jets in 1974 serving as Ewbank’s assistant this season and succeeding him when Ewbank moves to general manager. Winner signed a three year contract through 1976 after coaching stints with the Redskins and Cardinals and bearing ties to Ewbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Charlie Winner
Weeb Ewbank
Ewbank
New York Jets
Phil Iselin
National Football League
Winner
George Allen
Washington Redskins
St. Louis Cardinals
Case Tech
Cleveland
Nancy Ewbank
Bcome
Baltimore Colts
Jets
American Football League
Colts
Don Shula
Cardinals
Annapolis
Rick Forzano
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
Forzano
Don McCafferty
Detroit Lions
Naval Academy
Army
J.O. Coppedge
Middies
Lions
Chang
Jerry Wampfler
Colorado State
Denver Rockets Top Pacers In Slow Tempo Win
Denver avenged losses to Indiana by controlling pace and beating the Pacers 97 92. Dave Robisch 28 points Warren Jabali 24 and 11 assists Byron Beck 20 for the Rockets. Indiana coach Bob Leonard blamed slow play for the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hannum
Denver Rockets
Indiana Pacers
Hannum
Denver
Pacers
Rockets
Indiana
Carolina
Virginia
National Basketball Association
Kansas City-Omaha
Golden State
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Dave Robisch
Warren Jabali
Byron Beck
Bob Leonard
Jabali
Leonard
Dennver
Joe Caldwell
Cougars
Julius Erving
Mack Calvin
Local High School Scores Roundup
Handley 61 Gar Field 58 Judges edge Stafford 70 James Wood 57 Colonels show strong play Indians overpower Raiders win Albemarle 66 Osbourn 55 Patriots rising star James Monroe 69 Fauquier 54 Yellow Jackets tough at home Falcons struggle Loudoun Valley 78 Clarke County 60 Vikings strong. Mustangs win Wardensville 60 Petersburg 56 Warriors rebound Montevideo 56 Page County 49 Central 68 William Monroe 57 Falcons ease Stonewall Mt Jackson 70 Strasburg 52 Rams Madison 74 Elkton 60 Mountaineers almost blemish free Southeastern 83 Shenandoah 73 Hornets stumble but fight George Mason 67 Warren County 63 Cat supporters upbeat Handley 54 Lane 53 Albemarle 67 James Wood 60 James Monroe 65 Osbourn 51 Woodbridge 56 Fauquier 55
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Gar-Field
Stafford
James Wood
Colonels
Indians
Stonewall Jackson
Lane
Raiders
Albemarle
Osbourn
Patriots
Commonwealth
James Monroe
Fauquier
Yellow Jackets
Falcons
Loudoun Valley
Clarke County
Vikings
Mustangs
Wardensville
Petersburg
Warriors
Franklin Montevideo
Page County
Maroons
Central
William Monroe
Stonewall
Mt. Jackson
Strasburg
Rams Madison
Elkton
Mountaineers
Southeastern
Shenandoah
Hornets
George Mason
Warren County
Cats
Commonwealth Woodbridge
Leading Archer Nearing Return in Hawaiian Open
In Honolulu Big George Archer says he is at least a month away from playing his best while sharing the lead after a 68 in the first round of the $200 000 Hawaiian Open. Tom Watson Gay Brewer and others sit close behind as Archer works to regain form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
George Archer
Archer
Tom Watson
Gay Brewer
United States
Waialae Country Club
Doug Sanders
Lanny Wadkins
Gibby Gilbert
Takaaki Kono
Arnold Palmer
Grier Jones
Lee Trevino
Pacific
Bruce Crampton
WIS Stays Unbeaten Over Clarke County
Berryville Winchester Intermediate School edged Johnson Williams 50 to 44 to remain undefeated. Tourney led WIS with 20 points, Minnis added 16, while Clarke County’s Clyde Brown paced all scorers with 22 and John Wilson contributed 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Winchester
Johnson-Williams
Tourney
WIS
Minnis
Clyde Brown
Clarke
John Wilson
Furman Holds Off Spiders in Narrow 66-62 Win
Furman defeats Richmond 66-62 to stay unbeaten atop the Southern Conference standings as Aron Stewart leads Richmond with 36 points in a late rally that falls short. Roy Simpson's jumper and a late tip provide Furman a closing edge after Richmond stalls in the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
Spiders
Paladins
Richmond
Mercury
Spider
Aron Stewart
Erman
Roy Simpson
Simpson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cardinal
Notre Dame
John Shumate
Villanova
Tom Ingelsby
Madison Square Garden
St. Joseph’s
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
Fairfield
Detroit
Pat McFarland
St. Joe
George Groom
Ray Kelly
Ed Ratleff
Leonard Gray
Long Beach State
University of California
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Nevada-Las Vegas
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Arizona
Wyoming
Daniel Norman
Will
Redskins
S. Martinsburg
Aylor
South Martinsburg
Bob Wells
Washington
Mann
Black
Frederick
Frederick County
Charles Town
Ronnie Cox
U.S
Dallas
Woodbridge
Lane Handley
Lee Langum
Dallas Morning News
THE
Nate Archibald
Kings
Don Kojis
Lacey
Joe Zilis
Fritz Williams
Wilt Chamberlain
NBA
Chamberlain
Lakers
Skyline District
Luray
Madison
Montevideo
Rappahannock
W. Monroe
EYE
University of Richmond
New Robins Center
Stewart
Barron Hill
Cen
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!