Hetzel Sparks Davidson Past Georgia Southern in Virals Fight
Davidson led by Fred Hetzel who scored 29 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in a 95-76 win over Georgia Southern. Hetzel battled a virus to play 29 minutes as Davidson moved to 18-5 and built a second half advantage with 52 points to 39. Snyder added 24 and Terry Holland 16 as support.
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VMI
William and Mary
Georgia Southern
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Eagles
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Terry Holland
College basketball slate features non-conference Virginia game
Virginia hosts a non conference home game against Virginia 4 10 after a four game skid. Randolph Macon seeks its 10th straight victory at Washington and Lee while Roanoke faces Baltimore University at home. Hampden Sydney visits Washington College in Mason Dixon clashes.
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Richmond
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Citadel
Furman
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Randolph Macon
Washington and Lee Roanoke
Baltimore University
Hampden- Sydney
Washington College
Mason-Dixon
Bridgewater
RPI
Frederick
Pembroke
Lynchbur
Charlotte College
Emory and Henry
Lincoln Memorial
Scholastic Cage Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Manchester defeated Petersburg 60 to 54 in a boys high school basketball results summary. Multiple games across Virginia and nearby areas feature overtime thrillers and varied scores, with teams such as GW Danville, Patrick Henry Roanoke, and Yorktown Arlington posting notable wins and losses.
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Petersburg
Douglas Freeman
Colonial Heights
Prince George
Huguenot
George Wythe
Richmond
Thomas Dale
Hopewell
Hermitage
Lane
Barry Robinson
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E. C. Glass
William Fleming
Halifax County
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Hammond
Washa-Lee
Geo. Marshall
McLean
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Fairfax
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Falls Church
W.T
Nats Mentor Sees Rise From Cellar in 1964 Prospect Preview
A Washington baseball forecaster outlines 1964 hopes, praising Bill Skowron to shore up offense and defense, endorsing Don Blasingame as leadoff, and eyeing Don Zimmer and Don Brumley as strong additions. He predicts Claude Osteen and Tom won 15 and 11 games respectively with others contending for starting roles.
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Ed Brinkman
Don Zimmer
John
Hawaii
Don
Deemer
Tion
Claude Osteen
Tom
Dave Stenhouse
Bennie Daniels
Jim Duckworth
Jim Hannan
Carl Bouldin
Duckworth
American duo upset in slalom for U S alpine medals
Billy Kidd and Jim Heuga, 20 year old American students, won silver and bronze in the slalom at Innsbruck to give the United States its best Alpine skiing showing in Olympic history. Josef Stiegler of Austria won the event as the Americans rose to six total Olympic medals.
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Jim Heuga
U.S
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Tahoe City
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University of Colorado
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Pepi) Stiegler
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Essexville
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Canada
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Killington
Mike Elliott
Orange
Colo
Jim Shea
Lake Placid
N.Y
Onds
Celtics Dominate Knicks 133 112 on Friday
Boston defeats New York 133 to 112 with strong offense led by key scorers. Cincinnati beats Philadelphia 126 to 114 and Detroit tops Los Angeles 111 to 103. Upcoming games include Boston at New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
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Bowling league leaders tighten grip after Friday night matchups
Shawnee Bowmen held first with Mowerys Plumbers defeated by Boden 563 series and Collins 210 high game. Braithwaite 211 596 led runner up Varie Store, Ungers Angus House blanked Wildcats as Greenwell 533 Whaley 513. Tastee Freez beat Five Aces 40 with Stotler 212 561 Wing 588 Stotler 22. National Fruit swept O Sullivan Rubber 4 1 as Holiday 219 led. Forrest Hills win over Peoples Cleaners featured Brannon 447 Collins 440 Sheard 436. McKee 570 for Floor Shop in 40 over Splinters.
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Morris Whaley
Homer Glenn
Tastee Freez
al Stotler
Turk Wingfield
Dan Stotler
National Fruit
O'Sullivan
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Anna Collins
Karen Sheard
Betty McKee
Lorraine Sealock
Roddie Wingfield
Margaret Seabright
Pat Brant
Anderson
Mary Jane Robertson
GAA
Shasta Garrison
Coca-Cola
Valley Pike Tire and Battery
Philmont Scout Ranch Largest Boys Camp Near Cimarron NM
The Boy Scouts of America operate Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron New Mexico claiming 137000 acres of range and mountain land. It trains Boy Scouts and volunteer leaders and runs as a working ranch with a large herd of saddle horses and buffalo in New Mexico.
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N.M
Boy Scouts of America
Philmont
New Mexico
UCLA Extends Best Start With 18th Win In A Row
Top ranked UCLA defeated California 87 67 to stretch its perfect record to 18 0 and remain undefeated in AP poll. Haz hard scored 21 and Goodrich added key baskets as UCLA led 40 30 at halftime and pulled away in the second half.
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Associated Press
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Wallop
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Walt Hazzard
Gail Goodrich
Cal
Avidson
Georgia Southern
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Greenies
Champagne Tony Leads At Phoenix Open After 36 Holes
Champagne Tony Lema held a one stroke lead at six under par 136 after 36 holes of the Phoenix Open. A group including Julius Boros Bob Charles Jack Nicklaus George Bayer Gary Player and Bobby Brue trailed within three strokes while Arnold Palmer stood six back at even par 142.
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Cam- Po
Lema
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Bob Charles
Jack Nicklaus
George Bayer
Gary Player
Bobby Brue
Arnold Palmer
Phoenix Club
Duckspin Bowling Roundup sparks various league wins
In a wide duckpin bowling roundup, Pat Whitacre totaled 158 in Farmers and Merchants Bank wins, with a 401 series and a 150 game club patch. Buckley-Lages rolled 1573 for the night led by Eva Brill and Frances Bringle, while Continental Homes toppled Diet Rite Cola twice.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Buckley Lages
Health Center
Evening Star
Pat
National Duckpin Congress
Yvonne Clytor
Evelyn Stotler
Dot Rice
Louise Wilson
Buckley-Lages
Eva Brill
Frances Brengle
Louise Armstrong
Mae Taylor
Continental Homes
Betty Sheetz
Bonnie Easter
Alice Lake
Coca Cola
Virginia Larrick
Mary Louise Miller
Mary Sue Lamm
Polly
Mrs. Miller
Ruby Wingfield
Biddie Smoot
Amy Alger
Virginia Dor
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Quick Amusement Co
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Pete Whitlock
Mickey McDonald
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Evan Creswell
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