Campers Rout Fort Hill as Allegany Stretches Series Win
Allegany High slugged arch rival Fort Hill 100 to 60 Friday night in Allegany. Gary Rymer scored 40 for Alco, Bill Meister had 17 for Fort Hill. The Campers run 12 straight in the 66 game series. Allegany leads 46 19 in the series. The TACS team beat Cortez Peters College 87 84 in Washington DC, John Thompson held to 16 by Bill Maphis, Bob Fetter led TACS with 26. Sunday TACS meet Tony's of Baltimore at 2 pm at the Armory.
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Allegany
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Bill Meister
Sentinels
Bill Hah
Cortez Peters College
Washington, D.C
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Boston Celtic
Bill Maphis
West Virginia
Bob Fetter
Roscoe Dean
Jerry Hannas
Tony’s
Baltimore
Armory
Frederick and Keyser Remain Unbeaten In Tri State Play
Frederick Md and Keyser W Va hold 10 0 and 11 0 records as the two unbeaten teams in the Tri State area. Keyser beat Piedmont 67 54 in a top victory while the Lions led by Huck Miers was coached by Miers brother. Frederick edged Martinsburg 53 52 in a close win under Homer Brooks. Handley and North Hagerstown both lost Friday night with North falling to South Hagerstown and Handley losing to Robert E Lee Staunton 55 28.
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Miers
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Lions
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Martinsburg
Handley
North Hagerstown
North
South Hagerstown
Robert E. Lee
Staunton
Longerbeam Could Join VPI Roster Next Fall
Gobblers eye Danny Clarke County star as a potential recruit for next season. Danny was co captain of the 1966 Eagles and a three year regular for Berryville. Brother Dickie Clarke ace expected back from neck injury in Tulane game.
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Baby Spiriders Face GW Yearlings In Fort Eustis Tilt
Richmond freshmen under coach Martin Morris seek a second win over George Washington yearlings in a Jan 28 preliminary at Fort Eustis. Kenny Foster leads with 24.5 ppg, has 31 in the first meeting, and a season high 32. Holmes, Owen, Clemons, and Greenway pace a strong lineup with solid rebounding and scoring. Foster shot 48.8 percent and 76 percent at the line through eight games.
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Henrico High
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Fork Union Military Academy
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Wilmette
Chicago Tribune
Frank Owen
Douglas Freeman High
Gene Clemons
Wellsburg
W. Va
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George Wytle High
Foster
Hentico
James Wood
Hehrico
Kenny
Bowling Standings and High Achievements Displayed
Ten Pin Bowling results show Gray & Eddy leading team game with 1030 and series 2931 as multiple teams win or split matches. Notable top scorers include J Goodman 208 and 563, G Ellerby 184-502, J Carter 226-629, E Taylor 233-608, Wingfield 223-575, and Lang Gordon 212-556 across various clubs. Continued page 12.
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Moates and Green Power Spiders Past W&M Before Break
Richmond freshmen Moates and Green each scored 32 as the Spiders beat William and Mary 90 78 before exams and return to face George Washington University at Fort Eustis. Captain Alls Southern guard Alls Mills tops the conference with 25.6 points per game.
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Richmond Arena
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Steve Lawrence
Don Webster
West Virginia
Ron Williams
Dave Reaser
College Basketball Scores Roundup From AP Listings
The Associated Press reports on several college games with results across regions. East American U defeated Lafayette 76 69 while Virginia Tech beat Pitt 77 60. Florida State topped Jacksonville 81 70 and Alabama downed Mississippi State 91 74. Ohio State beat Purdue 82 72 and Toledo prevailed 100 90. New Mexico State topped West Texas State 87 68. Denver defeated Oklahoma City 115 99 and Washington beat Japanese Nationals 75 72. Midwest Iowa beat Michigan 91 81. South Florida edged Georgia 63 61 and Tennessee slipped past Kentucky 52 50. Southwest Midwest contests include more action with Ohio State edging Purdue and other close scores.
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Wilt Chamberlain Averages 39.6 Points Over 7 Seasons
Wilt Chamberlain has tallied 21,486 points over seven seasons, yielding a career high 39.6 point per game average. The record reflects his dominance in the league and the scoring pace he set across consecutive campaigns.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Aaron denies comment on Braves two year deal worth 100000
Milwaukee reports Henry Aaron would sign a two year contract with the Atlanta Braves for 100000 per season. Aaron said he is satisfied with any contract and has spoken with team officials and will meet president Bill Bartholomy soon. A separate note mentions Cliff Johnson, a 6 foot 9 inch sophomore basketball player from Willow Springs, Michigan.
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Alabama
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Willow Springs
Dodd bill threatens state gun rights says Auburn note
SAVFLE TALKS describes concerns that bill S-1592 would shift gun control to federal, risking rights to buy sell or own arms. It cites NRA opposition, calls for vigilant action, and compares to 1776 minutemen. Also notes Auburn basketball player Bill Anderson, 6-7, from Oak Ridge.
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