Mighty Leemen Invade Handley In Valley League Showdown
Handley Highs unbeaten squad meets Robert E Lee High of Staunton in a packed Handley Gym after Lee posts 8-2 overall and 6-1 league with Steve Dodge scoring 22.8 a game. Handley boosts 7-0 ledger and hosts George Mason while Clarke County travels non league to Musselman.
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Robert E. Lee High
Staunton
Leemen
Handley Gym
Steve Dodge
Dodge
Old Dominion
Town
Lexington
Handley
Virginia
Bill Beamer
Beamer
Mr. Big
Hilltoppers
Eppa Griffith
Bobby Mason
Buena Vista
George Mason
Mustangs
Maroon and White
Mason
Clarke County
West Virginia
Musselman
Eagles
Applemen
Berryville Quint
James Wood
Colonels
Eagle
Joe Weakley
Warren County
Shenandoah
Page County
Hunter Maddex
Robert E. Lee
76ers Dominate East and West with 127-102 Win
Philadelphia 76ers extend their winning streak to seven in the latest run, beating Chicago 127-102 in Pittsburgh to reach 44-4 overall and win their 26th straight against Western Division teams. Wilt Chamberlain led with 27 points while Don Ohl scored 31 for Baltimore in a 122-118 victory over Cincinnati. Oscar Robertson tallied 36 for the Royals.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
New York
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
Don Kojis
Erwin Mueller
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Kojis
Rick Barry
Tom Meschery
Dick Barnett
Knicks
Barry
Tom van Arsdale
Gus Johnson
Don Ohl
Ohl
The
Royals
Oscar Robertson
Corsetto lifts Harford past Shenandoah 78 to 69
Rich Corsetto, nation's leading JC scorer, poured in 40 points as Harford beat Shenandoah 78 to 69 at Bel Air. Butch Rinker led Shenandoah with 22 points and eight rebounds, while Ivan Stubbs added 11 assists. Harford improves to 9-3. Shenandoah falls to 6-6.
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Bel Air
Rich Corsetto
Harford
Marylands
Shencandoad
Hornets
Owls
Corsetto
Shenco
Butch Rinker
Nets
James Wood
Ivan Stubbs
Shenandoah
F A . Hummer
Rinker
Boyles
Stubbs
Braves honor Eddie Mathews as No. 41 is retired
Eddie Mathews, longtime Braves slugger and teammate of Hank Aaron, has his number 41 retired as he is traded to Houston. Aaron recalls their 863 combined homers, notes Mathews hit 493 career round-trippers, and comments on the surprising move and their lasting partnership.
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Atlanta
Braves
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Eddie Mathews
Houston
Mathews
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Eddie
Clay Appeals 1A Again
Cassius Clay and his attorney announce two possible moves after Local Board 47 in Louisville reopened the boxer's draft case for exemption as a Black Muslim minister. Covington may seek an oral hearing before the local board or appeal to the Kentucky State Selective Service Board, or both as he consults with Clay before the February 6 title defense in Houston.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Hayden Covington
Clay
Kentucky State Selective Service Board of Appeals
Houston
Tex
Ernie Terrell
Astrodome
Covington
Bocal Board 47 of
Louisville
Carr Opens Crosby Event With 68 At Spyglass
Joe Carr 68 leads Crosby’s $104,500 tournament after second round play at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill. Jack Nicklaus 69, Al Geiberger 70, Bob Charles Burke Pittman Colbert shot 70 as Mass. pro Don Massengale stumbles with 80 and Miller Barber mishaps while pro-am teams vie for top prize and final round spots.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Spyglass
Joe Carr
Worcester
Mass
Cypress Point
Big Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Jack Burke Jr
Jerry Pittman
Jim Colbert
Kansas City
Kan
Charles
Pebble
Geiberger
Massengale
Crosby
Dick Crawford
Wheeler Farish
Jack Rule
Ed Lowery
Dale Douglass
Joe Dyer
Hutcherson Wins Pole for Riverson 500 at Riverside
Dick Hutcherson of Keokuk Iowa led a field of 44 in the Motor Trend 500 at Riverside International Raceway after Thursday qualifying. He posted 106.660 mph in a 1967 Ford to secure the pole, with Dave Pearson Dan Gurney Richard Petty and others in the front dozen. Gale Yarborough suffered a practice crash that destroyed his 1967 Ford but left him unharmed.
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Riverside
Calif
Dick Hutchereson
Riverside International Raceway
Hutcherson
Keokuk
Iowa
Ford
Dave Pearson
Pearson
Spartansburg
S.C
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Gurney
Plymouth
Fred Lorenzen
Parnellis Jones
Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Till
Jones
Palos Verdes Estates
Texes
A. J. Foyt
Houseton
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Billy Foster
Vancouver
B.C
Dodge
Giant
Gale Yarborough
Timmonsville
Yarborough
Clemson Tigers TV game at Virginia Tech after Furman win
Clemson guard Jim Sutherland scored 29 points as Clemson beat Furman 82-67 in a nonconference clash. The Tigers, now 9-4, travel to Blacksburg for a televised Saturday afternoon game against Virginia Tech. Sutherland has 89 points over his last three outings and maintains a 3.82 GPA.
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Sutherland
Clemson
Furman
Tigers
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Bobby Roberts
Dick Esbeck
Esbeck
Sevion
Roberts
George Washington to End Intercollegiate Football Program
GW trustees voted to terminate the 58 year football program and redirect funds to a new recreation-physical education building. The board approved $250,000 annually starting 1967-68 and urged expanded intramural sports and broader varsity offerings. Warren Gould announced the plan at a news conference.
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Stonewall
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Frederick
Luray
Turner Ashby
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Fauquier
Ken West
Jimmy Omps
Maddex
Clark Dixon
Jim Hamilton
Nation
Shenca
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Marke
Ken Eyre
Essex Community College
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Valiant
Mercury
Braddock St
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G. Mason
Loudoun Val
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Reus Comand
Kern Motor CO
Loudqunst
Billy Bones
Long John Silver
Don Massengale
Miller Barber
Riverson
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Lake Louise
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