West Virginia Keeps Perfect ACC Record With Virginia Tech Win
West Virginia remains undefeated in conference play after a 84-0 victory over Virginia Tech. Key Mountaineers Maphis and McCormick each scored 18 as WVU closed in on the league crown while Davidson and George Washington trailed at 3-2.
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Virginia Tech
Mountaineers
Furman
WVU
Taineers
Davidson
George Washington
Maphis
Jim McCormick
East Carolina
Richmond
Jerry Smith
Hetzel
Thorn
Purdue
VMI
Bill Blair
Kenny Legins
McCormick
Mclear
Bill Jarman
Mark Clark
Duke
Scholastic Scores Across Numerous High School Matches
The scoreboard lists numerous games with teams including George Wythe Richmond Hermitage Buena Vista Lane Hugenot Manchester St. Pauls St. Patricks Gw Osbourn Hammond Mt. Vernon Yorktown Arlington Lee Springfield Groveton James Madison W. T. Woodson Herndon JE. B. Stuart Wakefield James Wood Thomas Edison McLean James Monroe Norfolk Catholic Cathedral Barry Robinson St.Vincent's Holy Cross Notre Dame Greensboro Andrew Lewis Cave Spring Father Judge Winston-Salem Catholic Gaels Bethel matches include Calds 99 Renan 66 Floyd 79 Stuart 58 Phelps 66 Whitewood 34 Feds Creek 114 Hurley 46 Damascus 82 Sugar Grove 72 Warrenton 51 Harrisonburg 55 Monmouth 37 Kensington list shows several Catholic and military school results. overall scores varied with many teams listed.
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Associated Press
George Wythe
Richmond
Hermitage
Buena Vista Lane
Hugenot
Manchester
St. Paul’s
St. Patrick's
Osbourn
Hammond
Mt. Vernon
Yorktown
Arlington
Lee
Springfield
Groveton
James Madison
Herndon
Je.b.stuart
Wakefield
James Wood
Thomas Edison
McLean
James Monroe
Norfolk Catholic
Cathedral
Barry Robinson
St.Vincent
Gloucester
Middlesex
Whaleyville
Poquosan
Grange Hall
Goochland
Dan
Climax
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Sets Saturday Showdowns Across Divisions
Betty Petty led Boyd's with 96 and 91 as they won both matches. Ann Kalafat and Sudan Gilkey topped Bell Clothes Stores in two wins, while Oates Lumber Yard beat Buckley-Lages behind Carol Allen's 103 and 94. Northern Virginia Power Company swept Jewel Box as Barbara Boyd led with 89. In the American League, Kaye Adams posted 110 and NV Power swept Buckley-Lages with team scores 443 and 400. Hagerstown edged Winchester 1810-1802 in a Blue Ridge clash on Health Center Lanes. Winchester’s Artie Kiracofé top-scored for his side with 116 138 135. Walter Miller paced Hagerstown with 124 173 108. Coca Cola swept Harrisonburg as Francis Hudson and Sonny Crisman led the winners. Dororthy Burke and Nancy Levi led Harrisonburg women.
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Betty Petty
Boyd
Bell Clothes Stores
Ann Kalafat
Sudan Gilkey
Zuckerman & Company
Gay Anderson
Carol Allen
Oates Lumber Yard
Buckley- Lages
Barbara Boyd
Buckley-Lages
Ebert
Commercial & Savings Bank
Deanna Dill
Brenda Smallwood
Northern Virginia Power Company
Jewel Box
Kaye Adams
Faye Adams
Mary Dean
Charlene Cowley
Carol Norris
Bell Clothes
Bonnie Easter
Mary McAlty
Barbara’ Butler
Bonnie Kiracofe
Susié Suddith
Barbara Flowers
Boyd’s Drug Store
Jaevone
Anc
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
Winchester
Artie Kiracofé
Joe Zimmerman
Briscoe Ginn
Sonny Crisman
Francis Hudson
Walter Miller
Carolina Big Four Dominates ACC Basketball Race
North Carolina, NC State, Duke, and Wake Forest hold the top four spots in the ACC standings after UNC edged Virginia 86 81 and NC State crushed Maryland 79 59. Cunningham scored 33 and Poteet 20 as the Tar Heels overcame a halftime deficit while Virginia's Engle led with 25.
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Big Four
ACC
Bc Pemary Lake
North Carolina
Virginia
N.C. State
Maryland
Duke
Wake Forest
Hite
Sipitaes
Marines
Billy Cunningham
Yogi Poteet
Cavaliers
Cunningham
Poteet
Tar Heels
Gene Engle
Northwest Roundup Delays Showdown in I A Northern District
James Wood and Handley lead Northwest Group I A standings with unbeaten records as Washington Lee, Annandale, and George Washington vie for top spots. Virginia high school hoops see district leaders Staked at 5-0 or 7-2 with Martinsville and Gate City among undefeated II B teams.
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Handley
Northwest
Washington - Lee
Fallsairf
Fairfax
Little Generals
Annandale
Graham
Virginia
Bristol
Huguenot
Manchester
Annadale
George Washington
Yorktown
Arlington
Groveton
Tazewell
Grundy
Idle Highland Springs
John Marshall
Douglas Freeman
Hopewell
Petersburg
E. C. Glass
Andrew Lewis
Churchland
Granby
Sts
Richmond
Martinsville
Bulldogs
Bedford
Clintwood
Gate City
R. E. Lee
Staunton
Blacksburg
Narrows
James Monroe
Battlefield
Drewry Mason
Blue Ridge
New River
Northwestern
Buena Vista
Valley
Virginia Beach
Frederick Military
Patrick Henry
Glade Spring
Lebanon
Stonewall Jackson
Park View
Colonial Heights
Sets
Daner
Ve Bled
June Brookville
Rustbury
James River
Riverheads
Lord Botetourt
Clifton Forge
Floyd
Nickelsville
Flatwoods
Thomas Walker
Warrenton
Turners
Montevideo
Maury Wills Named California Athlete of the Year
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers was chosen as California's Athlete of the Year for 1962 in the AP Poll. His 104 stolen bases broke Ty Cobb's 96 record, marking the standout achievement of the baseball season.
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Los Angeles
Maur Wills
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Mite
Los Angeles Dodgers
Associated Press
Wills
Ty Cobb
Top Ten College Teams Record Week Results
AP recap lists the top ten teams and their week results. Cincinnati beat Bradley 52-46. Loyola Chicago defeated Kent State 96-55. Illinois beat Northwestern 76-17. Arizona State beat New Mexico 59-47 and lost to Wyoming 88-81. Duke not scheduled. Ohio State lost to Iowa 81-74. Georgia Tech fell to Mississippi State 81-69 and Deas Bia ida State 70-55. Wichita State lost to Tulsa 85-83 but beat Drake 68-60. West Virginia beat Penn State 89-73 and Virginia Tech 83-36. Stanford beat Washington 57-48 and 58-49.
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Bradley
Chicago Loyola
Kent State
Illinois
Northwestern
Arizona State
New Mexico
Wyoming
Duke
Ohio State
Iowa
Georgia Tech
Mississippi State
Deas Biaida State
Wichita
Tulsa
Drake
West Virginia
Penn State
Virginia Tech
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Coca ‘Cola
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Miller’s Hardware
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George Washington Garage
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