Coca-Cola routs TAC Boys as Adams nets 56 points
Coca-Cola overwhelmed TAC Boys 116 to 93 in City League play. Cookie Adams scored 56 points aiding Donnie Oates who added 31 as Coke matches 33–3 in the loop. TAC’s Spadetti had 30 and Wright 16 in a losing effort while Bell Clothes and Zuckermans lead the standings.
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Cookie Adams
Coca-Cola
TAC Bo
Adams
Coke
Donnie Oates
Pth
Bell Clothes
Zuckermans
Tac’s
Jerry Spadetti
Larry Wright
TAC Boys
Oates
Hamilton
Hott
DeHaven
Riley
TAC
Barr
Chamberlin
Spadetti
Hershman
Barksdale
Wright
O’hara
Brown
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
East Providence 75 Rhode Island 67. Boston College 80 Brandeis 44. St Peter's NJ 69 Iowa 58. Holy Cross 68 Massachusetts 61. MIT 71 New Hampshire 65. South William Mary 78 Virginia Tech. Miami Florida 86 Florida 77. New Orleans Loyola 78 Memphis St 75. Furman 65 Davidson 63. Midwest Wichita 71 St Louis 65. Cincinnati 75 North Texas 38. Chicago Loyola 107 Western Mid 69. Tulsa 79 Drake 72. Far West Gonzaga 73 Washington St 56. Pepperdine 64 Hawaii 59.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Boston College
Brandeis
St. Peter’s
N.J
Iowa
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
MIT
New Hampshire
South William Mary
Virginia Tech
Miami, Fla
Florida
New Orleans
Loyola
Memphis St
Furman
Davidson
Midwest
Wichita
St. Louis
Cincinnati
North Texas
Chicago
Western Mid
Tulsa
Drake
Far West
Gonzaga
Washington St
Pepperdine
Hawaii
City funds knit into youth program in Yuma
Mayor George Shackleford questioned a $44 city expenditure for yarn and knitting needles. The Parks and Recreation Department explained the program teaches children to use their time by knitting useful products.
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Yuma, Ariz
George Shackleford
Parks and Recreation Department
Tenpin Bowling Lamaster's Keeps Classic Lead
Lamaster Mobile Homes held first in the Northside Classic Tenpin League with a 4 0 win over Stephens City at Northside Lanes. Riley Loy led with a 615 series on 191 194 230 games and Maurice Small Wood surpassed 600 with a 605.
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Lamaster Mobile Homes
Stephens City
Northside Lanes
Riley Loy
Maurice Smallwood
Golden Rule takes 2 1 set in church league bowling
Golden Rule wins two church league matches on Health Center Lanes with a 613 team game highlighted by Sonny Cris man 149 and Rev Jacob Mast 144 and total 1693 for two victories over U B No 2. Dick Renner 136 aided one win over Lawrence Pope 139. U B No 2 only win came on Elwood McIntyre 123.
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Sonny Crisman
Jacob Mast
Golden Rule
U.B. No. 2
Dick Renner
Lawrence Pope
Elwood McIintyre
C. B. Shickle
U.B
Ivan Jackson
Cork St. Christian
Robert Spaid
Ernie Strosnider
Cork St
Bob Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Presbyterian
Bob Wheeler
Blair Webber
Jake Skiles
Pete Stipe
Stephenson Methodist
West Frederick
Bill McIntyre
Church of Christ
Market St. Methodist
Market St
Eugene Sine
Richard Ordell
Pete
Area Cage Schedule Features All Five Area High Schools
Five area high schools clash in a busy night of home and away games. Shenandoah visits Roanoke to face National Business College. James Wood travels to Falls Church to meet George MasonMustangs. Handley hosts Herndon in a Northwest District tilt. Douglas hosts Lucy Simms at Harrisonburg.
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Shenandoah
Roanoke
National Business College
James Wood
Falls Church
George Mason
Ronnie Kern
Douglas
Bulldogs
Lucy Simms
Harrisonburg
Clarence Curry
Noah Laws
Paul Williams
Isolated Kentucky Region Cut Off by Mississippi Bend
A narrow Kentucky area in extreme Western Kentucky is entirely cut off from the rest of the state by a bend in the Mississippi River and can only be reached via crossing into Tennessee.
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Hickman, Ky
Kentucky
Tennessee
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Roy Bly
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