Mosby Rangers Crush Miller 100 to 30 in high school showdown
Mosby Rangers led by Bob Pingley score 45 points setting a new school record as they rout Miller School of Charlottesville 100-30. Rig Burroughs adds 25 points and 18 rebounds while John Mosby posts 40 points and 20 of 27 from the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROYAL
John J Hodson
Mosby Rangers
Miller School
Charlottesville
Mosby
Bob Pingley
Junior Allison
Allison
Pingley
Rangers
Mosby Gym
Hodson
Rig Burroughs
Randy Ramey
T. C. Lynn
Jerry Shuffler
John Mosby
Comerest
Mosby Ranger's
Miller
Wight
James Wood Colonels
Burroughs
Lynn
Huff
Bilton
Tindrall
Brown
Moore
Area Cage Results Roundup of Virginia High School Games
Herndon edged Handley 68 64 Strasburg defeated Clarke 67 59 Mosby routed Miller 100 30 Warren 67 bested Stonewall 50 Wardensville beat Franklin 84 42 Central topped Rappahannock 87 40 Valley 64 Fauquier 37 Staunton defeated Harrisonburg 77 64 Mason 88 over Loudoun County 52 Albemarle 65 over Lexington 43
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herndon
Handley
Strasburg
Clarke
Mosby
Miller
Warren
Stonewall
Wardensville
W. Va
Franklin
Jef. Senior
Andrew Lewis
Fleming
E.c.glass
Pat.Henry
Va.Episcopal
Bluefield Col
Marion
Tazewell
Virginia
Grundy
Richlands
Graham
Orange
Culpeper
Nokesville
Spotsylvania
Gar-Field
James Monroe
Stafford
Osbourn
Martinsville
Liberty
Drewry Mason
Frank’ Cry
Northside
Byrd
Bassett
Fieldale
RN Catholic
Cave Spy
Lee Davis
Varina
J.R. Tucker
Midlothian
Henrico
Matoaca
Wise
Norton
Ervinton
Clintwood
Gate City
Pound
Haysi
Powell Valley
Pulaski
Floyd
Dublin
Radford
Iles
Christiansburg
Wytheville
Galax
Jacksburg
Narrows
R.e.lee
Harrisonburg
Albemarle
Lexington
Holland
Southamton
Windsor
Chuckatuck
Smithfield
Northampton
Poquoson
Gloucester
Middle Ex
Mathews
West Point
Middlesex
W&l
Montross
Colo. Bch
Tappahannock
Lancaster
Northumberland
Rap’nock
William Monroe
Fluvanna
Rock Hill Acmy
Scottsville
Huguenot Acmy
York Acmy
Park View
Dinwiddie
Kenbridge
Emporia
Cumberland
Rand Henry
Bluestone
Blackstone
Victoria
Prince Ed. Army
Altavista
Dan River
Gretna
Staunton River
Brookville
Tustburg
NCAA-AAU Feud Dominates 59th NCAA Convention
The NCAA convenes in Chicago as it vents long running tensions with the AAU over international and national sanctioning plus addressing premature football signings. Walter Byers favors diplomatic solutions and a June drafting deadline after the year’s bowl games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAU
Department of State
Los Angeles
United States
NCAA
Walter Byers
Byers
Byer
Oklahoma
James Corbett
Louisiana State
Prom
Corbett
Pete Rozelle
Randolph-Macon Hosts H-S In Major Home Streak Clash
Randolph-Macon meets Hampden-Sydney tonight at 8 p.m. in Crenshaw Gym with a 38 game home winning streak on the line. RMC is 6-2 overall, 4-1 in Mason-Dixon and 4-1 in the Virginia Little Eight. star scorers include Irv Lentz and Stan Trimble with Bob Bombard leading in rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RMC
Crenshaw
Yellow Jackets
Randolph-Macon
Mason-Dixon
Mount St. Mary’s College
RPI
Virginia
Stan Trim
Ble
Hampton
Irv Lentz
Rockville
Maryland
Lentz
Trimble
Bob Minutella
Wilmington
Delaware
Jackets
Bob Bombard
Silver Spring
Alumni
Lopez Sees Birds Sox Ranking Higher Than Yanks
Chicago awaits winter training news as Al Lopez says the Orioles and his White Sox should outrank the New York Yankees in 1965. He cites balance and hoped improved pitching and defense ahead of the Yankees who collapsed in the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopez
Sox
Yanks
Chicago
al Lopez
Newark Yankees
Baltimore
Yankees
College Basketball Results Across The Nation
NYU routed LIU 91 63 Princeton edged Yale in overtime 57 56 Cornell beat Dartmouth 95 91 Harvard downed Columbia 93 80 Navy defeated Rutgers 93 87 Penn over Brown 73 63 George Washington beat West Virginia 79 74 The Citadel 99 Furman 96 South Carolina 64 Virginia 60 UCLA beat Oregon 91 74 Oregon State 65 63 Southern California 63 Stanford 70 Washington State 43 Washington 55 California 46 Gonzaga 90 Portland 81 San Francisco 7 San Jose State 53
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
NYU
LIU
Princeton
Yale
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard
Columbia
Navy
Rutgers
Penn
Brown
George Washington
West Virginia
the Citadel
Furman
South Carolina
Virginia
Stanford
Washington St
Washington
California
Gonzaga
Portland
San Francisco
San Jose
Chuvalo confident Patterson will suit me in title bout
George Chuvalo, 27, Canadian heavyweight titleholder, heads to Madison Square Garden on Feb 1 to face Floyd Patterson. Chuvalo believes Patterson’s forward style suits him and predicts a victory leading to a shot at the World Boxing Association title. Patterson, 30, struggled against Liston, being knocked out in the first round twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ernie Terrell
Eddie Machen
Chicago
World Boxing Association
Chuvalo
Monticello
N.Y
Toronto
Patterson
Liston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bobby Pingley
Amateur Athletic Union
THE
Associated Press
Hermitage
Doug
Freeman
Petersburg
Prince George
Manchester
Thomas Dale
T. Jefferson
Highland Spys
John Marshall
Lane
Huguenot
Colonial Heights
Benedictine
PM Catholic
J.E.B. Stuart
Annandale
Alex
Yorktown
Art
Groveton
Lee
Spyfield
W.T. Woodson
Falls Church
Hammond
James Madison
Thomas Edison
McLean
Washa-Lee
Geo. Marshall
Fairfax
Loudoun Valley
Fauquier
H-S
Orioles
Boog Conta
Cardifs
Far West
UCLA
Oregon
Oregon St
Southern Calif
George Chuvalo
Floyd Patterson
Sunoco
Loudoun St
Annette Funicello
Captain
A & Man
Nes
HE Gees
Jackson Twins
Blondie
Nancy
Klink
Snuffy Smith
Jughaid
Samanthy
Beetle Bailey
Ben Casey
DR. Lanier
Anne