Graham named Redskins coach promises exciting season
Otto Graham, 44, new Redskins coach, vows exciting football and hard work next season. He will be paid about 50 000 a year under a long term contract, while the team aims to improve beyond last year’s 6.8 record.
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State unbeatens fall as Norton tops Gate City
Two more unbeaten scholastic teams are removed from the list. Gate City loses 74 70 to Norton in the Lonesome Pine District while a 20th 1 500 point career scorer is noted in the day’s action.
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George Mason
Clifton Forge
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Clearbrook Duckpins Triumph in Health Center League
Clearbrook Duckpins pinned 599 653 and 613 for a 1865 set and three wins over Star Fort Esso in Health Center's B League. Roy Smelser led with 414 series aided by strikes and spares. Bill Boden Gilbert Taylor Dick DuVall and Ivan Jackson also starred for the victors. Bell Clothes Stores and Retail Clerks posted wins while Holiday Inn East extended a nine match unbeaten streak.
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Bill Boden
Gilbert Taylor
Dick DuVall
Ivan Jackson
Jim Shields
Richard Petonke
Jimmy Shanholtz
Bell Clothes Stores
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E. B. Luttrell
Roy Shaneholtzer
S & H White Castle
Bucky Whitacre
Donnie Atwood
Philip McKee
Bauserman
Pearl Hepler
Odie Whittington
Gertrude Renner
Polly Williams
Anna Margaret Anderson
Allegheny Freight
LaMar Sloan Ford
Mary Flowers
Georgia Peffer
Rebels
Webbtown
Mary Fowler
Leone Buckner
Evelyn Stotler
Mary Lou Jones
Jean Loy
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Henry T. Goode & Son Insurance
Louise Armstrong
Augusta Rips Douglas In Warm-Up Before Johnson Williams Clash
Augusta defeated Douglas 82 61 behind Perry 27 points and strong rebounding from Rose and Perry. Beamer 16 Reynolds? 10 and Reed 10 paced the hosts while Baltimore led the visitors with 18. Douglas drops to 1 5 this season as Ed Barksdale seeks improved rebounding before Friday’s Johnson Williams game.
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William Beamer
Robert Stern
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Randolph Martin
Ronald Nelson
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Roger Vaughn
Charles Banks
Zane Davenport
Chuvalo Loses Spotlight as Corletti Upsets Chap
Canadian champion George Chuvalo was outpointed by 24-year-old Argentinian Eduardo Corletti in a 10 round bout at Olympia Hall. Chuvalo weighed 206 to Corletti’s 19114 and slips toward a possible Clay title shot as Corletti claims victory on boxing skill. Henry Cooper stopped Hubert Hilton in the second round on the same card.
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George Mason Dominates Loudoun County in 77-57 Victory
Unbeaten George Mason led the Northwestern District with a 77-57 win over host Loudoun County. George Mason built a 35-26 halftime lead and extended it in the second half to clinch the victory.
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Herndon Edges Loudoun Valley in Northwestern District
Herndon trailed by five at halftime but used height to pull ahead and defeat Loudoun Valley 62 to 55 in a Virginia 1-B Northwestern District game. Carl Fox led all scorers with 24 points for Herndon.
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Williams Leads Mounties 90-79 in College Basketball Action
West Virginia star Ron Williams scored 24 points to fuel a 90-79 road win for the Mountaineers over Pitt. Dayton's 6-foot-11 Finkel poured in 28 on 12-for-13 shooting as the Flyers topped Loyola 85-57. Creighton and Villanova also won, with Villanova clinching its 1,000th win since 1921. The Orioles unveiled names on jerseys and eyed cap redesigns in Baltimore.
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