Beamer May Be Through as Handley Faces Lee
Handley senior star William Beamer fights to meet final exams to stay eligible after a crucial Judge Robert E. Lee game. James Wood may welcome Ted Sampson back from grade trouble, potentially shifting the Northwestern League race with Handley and Wood set for Feb 3.
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Big Three clash set as Eagles visit James Wood
Berryville hosts a high stakes game Friday night pitting Joe Weakley led Eagles against James Wood. Clarke sits second at 5-1 in the eight team league while James Wood is 4-2 and seeking bounce back after an opener loss. Donnie Shifflett meets Ajay Roberts in a key rebounding duel.
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Handley hosts tough foe as Hilltoppers face Staunton foe
Saturday night tests Handley on the hardwood against state power Robert E. Lee of Staunton. Staunton is labeled the roughest opponent this season for Coach Hunter Maddex. Friday the Maddex men host George Mason in a revenge game after last year’s two close losses to the Mustangs.
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Wildcats on brink after Europe tour weakens 1967 squad
Kentucky, runner up in the 1966 NCAA finals, returns four regulars led by Pat Riley and Louie Dampier but faces rumors of decline after a summer European and Middle East tour. Critics call for Adolph Rupp’s scalp despite his record of national titles.
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Maryland Hands Clemson 68 48 in Key Conference Clash
Maryland defeats Clemson 68 to 48 as Terps lock down defense holding the Mahaffey brothers to eight points apiece. Clemson struggles after Christmas, while Maryland improves to 9 4 in the ACC and 43 overall. Maryland to Host Navy Next.
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Twins Open 1967 Season Against Tigers at Metropolitan
The Minnesota Twins host the Detroit Tigers in the season opener at Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington on Friday April 14. Night games at home total thirty eight of eighty one.
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UCLA Clinches Unanimous Top in AP Poll With 12-0 Start
UCLA remains undefeated at 12-0 and tops the weekly AP college basketball poll with all 40 first place votes. Louisville slides to second as Houston, North Carolina, Princeton, Texas Western, Kansas, Florida, New Mexico and Providence follow in the Top Ten.
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Clarke Musselman Game Moves to Saturday Night
In Wood West Virginia the Clarke County Musselman clash shifts to Saturday night. Clarke jayvees and Applemen junior varsity meet at 6 30 p m and the varsity teams follow at 8 p m with location unchanged.
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Parker May Weighs Broncos Region Job Amid Duke Ties
Clare nce Ace Parker former Duke All America and Blue Devil assistant coach says he may take a regional scouting post with the Denver Broncos. The 52 year old coach at North Carolina Chapel Hill has not decided and expects a decision by week’s end.
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Records set on Lexington one mile track lead world lists
Of the 55 trotting and pacing world records on a one mile track 37 have been set at the Lexington trotting track. The figures come from horse racing statistics and highlight Lexington as a dominant venue for pacing and trotting records.
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Tennessee Upsets Florida and Georgia Tops Kentucky
Tennessee defeats Florida 66-53 while Georgia edges Kentucky 49-40 as Adolph Rupp gripes about stalling. Rosemond defends Georgia plan, noting their 6-6 in conference. Vanderbilt, SIU triumph as Warren and Frazier lead. LIU beats Wesleyan in a tight finish.
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Fauquier 59 Tops Stonewall 53 In Simple Win
Oul Tonight shows Fauquier 59 defeating Stonewall of Manassas 53 as Hagerstown beats Martinsburg 60 56 and Rock Hill edges Rebels 71 45 The Charlottesville hosts Harford 81 Shenandoah 70 while last week 22 correct four wrong and overall 280 correct 97 wrong pct .775 The hosts stop the Hornets.
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GW Coach Joins Georgia Staff
CHAPEL HILL N C Ron Demelfi a line coach at George Washington has joined new UNC head coach Bill Dooleys football staff Demelfi 28 will aid in recruiting and was a center at George Washington He earned an All Southern Conference selection in 1959
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Bullets Trade Counts to Lakers in Multistep Swap
The Baltimore Bullets sent 7 foot Mel Counts to the Los Angeles Lakers for Rudy LaRusso, who then went to the Detroit Pistons for Ray Scott. Counts had been a benchwarmer since a prior trade for Bailey Howell who joined the Celtics and earned an All Star nod.
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LeRoy Ellis blocks Caldwell to clinch Bullets win
In Tampa Florida LeRoy Ellis 6 foot pivotman blocks Jumping Joe Caldwell's corner jumper with four seconds left preserving Baltimore Bullets 100-98 victory over the St Louis Hawks in Monday night NBA action.
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A Shoe for All
In Hialeah Florida Shorty a Calumet Farm stablehand ran a side business selling castoff shoes from other horses to visitors. He offered the worn Whirlaway shoes for a price, turning a lucrative sideline at the stable into a local tale.
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Mounties Rout Keydets in 91 77 Victory
East Carolina rose to fourth in the Southern Conference with an 80 72 win over The Citadel. Vince Colbert led the Pirates with 20 points. West Virginia beat VMI 91 77 behind a 31 point burst by Carl Head.
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Northside Lan Ten Pin Starlighters League Standings
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