Stover Family Readers Shine At Virginia Tech Dean’s List
Russ Potts reports George E. Stover Jr. named to Virginia Tech Dean’s List ranking eighth in Engineering and selected for AT&T summer Junior Executive Training. He serves as Chi Epsilon president and wrestles for Tech, with a 1965 James Wood HS graduate background.
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Colonel’s
Maryland Terrapins freshmen class shows strong recruiting
Maryland’s 1968 freshman recruiting delivers two Scholastic All-Americans and three Pennsylvanians from Levitown and Reading. Notable players include Tom Miller who broke Reading High rushing record, Len Shober, Larry Marshall, Bill Hanley, and Dave Dixon. Coach Ward asserts the class is strong despite not landing every target.
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Bill Hanley
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Pirates Romp as Bunning Gets Back in the Swing
Pirates rout Phillies 10-1 as Jim Bunning earns first win since May 6 after facing former teammates. Fryman also strong for Phillies. In NL, Astros, Braves, Giants, Cardinals win while Mets, Dodgers struggle.
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Major League Standings and Results Highlighted
The Associated Press reports NL standings with St Louis atop at 46 28, Braves 39 34, and Giants 40 35, while Friday results include St. Louis 9 Chicago 5 and Houston 7 New York 2. Upcoming games feature St Louis at Chicago and Atlanta at Los Angeles.
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Night conference schedule lists seven NBA games
Minnesota plays Baltimore and California visits Washington while Cleveland hosts Boston in a two night double header action. Oakland meets New York in a twilight game and Chicago travels to Detroit with N in the lineup.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights A Busy Weekend
Tonight at Shenandoah Downs 7 15 p m horse racing and Winchester Speedway stock car racing at 8 p m lead a packed district slow pitch tourney. Sunday features Teen League Baseball and church league softball with multiple matchups across several diamonds and leagues.
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Beban Stars With West In 34 20 Coaches All America Victory
Heisman winner Glen Beban of UCLA directed a 34 to 20 West win over the East in the Coaches All-America game. Beban completed 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards with two touchdowns and led a sequence that broke a 20 20 tie. Ken Dyer and Rick Eber each caught touchdowns, while Larry Csonka starred for the East with 88 rushing yards and two scores.
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Church Softball Rescheduled for July Games
The church league softball schedule has been revised with games set on July 2, 3, 6, 9 and 10 all at Diamond No 2 at 6:30 PM. Matchups include Sunnyside versus North Frederick Grace Bible versus 1st Presbyterian Baptist versus Brad St. Methodist versus 1st Brethren and Lutheran versus Gainesboro.
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Boxing Results From Akron Card Highlight Puerto Rico and Detroit Pros
Genaro Soto aged 138 from Puerto Rico defeated rival Mario Laareman 139 of Philadelphia by points in New York. Doyle Baird 162 of Akron outpointed Ted Wright 165 of Detroit in Akron.
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Detroit
Bears Crush 12 Bases Empty Home Runs As Nettles Clears Bases
The Denver Bears of the Pac Coast League hit 12 bases empty home runs while Graig Nettles blasted a roundtripper with two aboard.
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