Clarke Handley in NW Games Tonight
Clarke County hosts Loudoun Valley and Handley travels to Fauquier for Northwestern League clashes. Fauquier entering 3-1, Clarke 4-0, with Fauquier seeking first win vs Handley in three years. Nearby games include Valley vs Loudoun County and other regional matchups Thursday night.
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College Basketball Scores From Across Regions
East Providence defeated Oglethorpe 74 to 57 while Niagara beat Villanova 68 to 65 and NYU topped Hofstra 81 to 61. Gene va edged St Francis Pa 76 to 72 in overtime as South Florida beat Mississippi 78 to 63. LSU prevailed 87 to 85 over Georgia and Mississippi State beat Auburn 59 55 in OT. Tulane 99 Stetson 76 West Kentucky 63 East Tennessee 61. Virginia Tech 82 Wake Forest 70. Midwest Xavier 61 Duquesne 57 DePaul 76 St Bonaventure 73. Oklahoma 99 Nebraska 87 Iowa State 54 Oklahoma State 38. Indiana 83 Minnesota 68 South Illinois 55 Evansville 41 Southwest Hardin Simmons 87 Eastern New Mexico 75 North Texas State 80 Wichita State 68 Far West UCLA 83 Washington 68 Washington State 76 South California 74 Brigham Young 99 Swedish Nationals 61.
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Pitt’s 1966 Football Season: A Historic Low
Pitt’s football team suffered its worst year on record in 1966, winning only one of ten games. Key games and opponents from that season highlighted the program’s struggles under its coach.
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Star Studded TAC Team to Visit Red Heads Thursday
The Teen Age Club hosts the Moore's All American Red Heads, famed world basketball stars, touring 200 cities to raise funds. The Red Heads face the TACs unbeaten squad at Winchester after a 134 107 win over Vint Hill Farms led by Bill Maphis’s 32 points.
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TACS Rally Sparks 40-Point Burst in Friday Basketball
Evening Star and Roscoe Dean and Jerry Han nas each hit 22 points while Ken Culbert tallied 21. A 40-point burst in the first canto set the pace as the TACS built a commanding lead. Thursday's clash vs the Red Heads will feature the TACS handling the second third and fourth periods after local fans ignite the arena with anticipation. Lowry Dorsey Pasqeass and others lead the powerhouse lineup.
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Basketball Scores and Standings From Tonight’s Roundup
OUT on a limb with Handley 59 Fauquier 53 tonight the Judges will have a rugged time Wardensville 73 Moorefield 60 the Warriors regain their winning ways Clarke County 58 Loudoun Valley 53 the Eagles play better offense Broadway 59 Stonewall 47 the Gobblers have the home court Strasburg 61 Central 52 the Rams continue their Shenandoah County domination Mosby 51 Flint Hill 48 Turner Ashby 82 Montevideo 59 class by themselves Luray 74 Elkton 59 the Bulldogs toy with the Elks North Hagerstown 70 Martinsburg 64 the Hubs are one of the Tri-State's bestesese SQUeaker to the Rangers the Black Knights are in a LAST WEEK 12 correct 7 wrong OVERALL 258 correct 93 wrong PCT 735
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Negro Colleges and Ivy League Fight NCAA Rule
Negro colleges with students from lower economic areas join elite schools in contesting the NCAA 1.6 academic eligibility rule. Proposed amendments vary from elimination to strengthening the GPA requirement as colleges argue the rule narrows participation.
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Last Rites Held for Johnny Keane
Houston mourners attended a service for Johnny Keane 55 former baseball manager of the 1964 St. Louis Cardinals and later the Yankees. He died of a heart attack at his Houston home Friday night.
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Hegan Ordered to Army Duty for Yankees
First baseman Mike Hegan of the New York Yankees, 24, who makes his winter home in Swampscott, has been ordered to six months active duty with a National Guard unit based in Stoughton. The Yankees said he will serve at Fort Dix New Jersey.
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Randolph Macon Cops 6th Straight over Roanoke
Randolph Macon remains one of the state leaders with a sixth straight win after beating Roanoke 77-67 at Ashland. Frank Farren scored 25 for Randolph Macon, as Old Dominion and nearby teams posted wins in Virginia state play.
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Defending I-B Champs Have Six Defeats
Richmond AP report notes Martinsville, the Group I-B titleholder, opened with six losses including 63-45 to Drewry Mason in the Piedmont District. Stuart, Group III champion, is 2-5. Washington-Lee 4-1 but fell to W. T. Woodson. Clifton Forge 1 loss in seven.
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New Mexico Charges to No. 3 Spot
UNM rises to 11-1 and No. 3 in the nation as the Lobos ride a strong start with Mel Daniels Ben Monroe and Don Hoover fueling a stingy defense. King keeps his towel ready for the road trip at Wyoming in the WAC opener.
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Wilt May Not Play In All-Star Game
San Francisco AP The West All Stars face an uncertain lineup against an East team possibly without Wilt Chamberlain who may or may not play due to an Achilles heel injury. If unable to suit up Walt Bellamy would join to back Bill Russell as the East seeks its 12th win in 17 games.
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UCLA Beats Washington Huskies 83 68 For 10th Straight Win
UCLA, ranked No 1, defeated Washington 83 68 in Seattle to extend winning streak to 10 and improve Pac Eight record. Lew Alcindor scored 28 by halftime, finished with 33 after fouling out late, as UCLA built a 50 34 lead at intermission.
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East West All Star Game Promised in San Francisco
NBA Today lists East West All Star Game in San Francisco with Wednesday games Cincinnati at Chicago and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Florida Tops Ole Miss in MVC Action and UCLA Rolls
Florida earned its sixth straight win by defeating Mississippi 78-63 as Neal Walk scored 22 and grabbed rebounds. North Texas State ended a 20 game MVC drought by beating Wichita State 80-68 led by Rubin Russell’s 23 points. UCLA remained No. 1 with an 83-68 victory over Washington as Lew Alcindor scored 28 before fouling out. Providence beat Oglethorpe 74-57 behind Mike Riordan 24 and Jimmy Walker 22 as the Friars stayed in the top ranks.
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