Ancil Gray Honored Posthumously by JAA for Service
Ancil Gray woodwork instructor and Handley golf coach was honored posthumously as the Judges' Athletic Association named its Community Service Award after him. The Board voted unanimously. Gray had won the award two years earlier. He supported Handley athletic programs and the school, earning praise as a kind, sincere community figure. Maryland Frosh Schedule Highlights 1968 season with 5-0 last year, three home games and two away against Virginia teams Navy Plebes and Bainbridge prep. Dave Dixon, Handley all state end, to star for the Baby Terps along with Virginia Tech and others. schedule lists games on Sept 28 and Oct 4, Oct 18, Oct 25, Nov 1, mostly Fridays except Frederick. James Team Finishes 10-6 James family coach Dave James guides Phelps Vocational High School jayvee to a 10-6 season finale four game win streak over Anacostia, Eastern, Chamberlin, and Bell Vocational.
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Bell Vocational
Vandy Finishes Season With Double Figure Scoring At Duke
Steve Vandenberg a Cumberland Maryland product ends Duke’s regular season with an 11.9 scoring average. The 10th ranked Blue Devils feature four players in double figures Mike Lewis Dave Golden Joe Kennedy and Vandy. Vandenberg shoots 54 percent on 121 of 224 field goal attempts, plays in all 27 games and hits 80 of 103 free throws for 77.7 percent.
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Panthers Fall Short in State Tourney Run
Charles Town High School Panthers coached by George Zamberlan finished as runnerup in the State Class AA Tourney after a 27 game win streak. The team captured Sectional and Regional crowns and will return four of the starting five for another title bid next season.
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NFL Trades Summary From End Of 1967 Season
NFL notes list nine trades among major clubs. Ron Smith moves from Atlanta to Los Angeles for a draft pick, Billy Martin goes to Minnesota for Jerry Shay, John Baker shifts from Pittsburgh to Detroit for Wally Hilgenberg, Gary Cuozzo moves to Minnesota for two draft picks, Timmy Brown leaves Philadelphia for Baltimore for Alvin Haymond, Dave Kopay transfers from San Francisco to Detroit, Jim Burson goes from St. Louis to Washington for Lonnie Sanders, Ron Vanderkelen goes from Minnesota to Atlanta, and Bob Wade from Baltimore to Pittsburgh for a draft choice.
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Los Angeles
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Minnesota
Jerry Shay
John Baker
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Wally Hilgenberg
Gary Cuozzo
New Orleans
Timmy Brown
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Alvin Haymond
Dave Kopay
San Francisco
Jim Burson
St. Louis
Washington
Lonnie Sanders
Ron Vanderkelen
Bob Wade
Morgan State
Petty Leads Richmond 250 Field At State Fairgrounds
Grand National champion Richard Petty tops the entry for the eighth Richmond 250 stock car race this Sunday at the State Fairgrounds. Twenty five drivers compete for a purse of 11 700 with 2 000 to the winner. John Sears of Ellerbee, N C, also races, as Petty seeks another 250 win and maintains a lead in points. Tickets are distributed through several local outlets in Richmond and nearby cities.
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Ilitagy Highway
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Peacocks rout Duke in NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden
St. Peter's 100 Duke 71 as the 10th seed bursts from the opening tip. Elanird Webster leads with 21 in the first half, while the Peacocks press and fast break overwhelm the top-seeded Blue Devils. Dayton battles Fordham and LIU for another semifinal spot, with Notre Dame also in contention.
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Three 1 000 Point Scorers on 1 A Team
The 1968 All Group I A scholastic basketball team named by The Associated Press features Tim Rash of Manchester Carlton Baldwin of Maury Jim O'Brien of J E B Stuart David McCray of Andrew Lewis and Ron Lambert of GW Alexandria each with 1 000 career points. O'Brien has 1 002 points with one year left in high school.
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Manchester
Virginia Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association
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J. E. B. Stuart
Carlton Baldwin
Maury
David McCray
Andrew Lewis
Ron Lambert
Alexandria
Mike Whitley
E. C. Glass
Rash
Hopewell
Baldwin
Commodores
O’brien
McCray
Lambert
Trice
Mike Cubbage
Lane
Whitley
William “Foley
Jones
Hampton
Craig Liedler
J.E.B. Stuart
Kansas tops Villanova 55 to 49 in NIT quarterfinal
Kansas defeats Villanova 55 to 49 in the NIT quarterfinals. St Peter's New York beat Duke 100 to 71. Monday slate shows no games, with Wednesday matchups including Toronto at Montreal and New York at Chicago among others.
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N.Y
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Orioles Capitalize on Bad Spring with Pennant Hope
The Baltimore Orioles, despite a rocky Grapefruit League start, yet again hint at a strong season. They lost 5-1 to the Chicago White Sox in Sarasota as Pete Ward homered for Chicago. Other spring results: Pirates over Tigers 7-2. Reds beat Mets 5-2. Astros 6 Oakland 4 in 11. Cardinals 8-7 over Phillies. Yankees 5-3 to Mexico City Reds.
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Associated Press
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Sarasota
Fla
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White Sox
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Detroit
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Pete Ward
Francisco Carlos
Birds
Matty Alou
Pirates
Bob Veale
Bucs
Hal McRae
Reds
Mets
Tommy Helms
Ron Swoboda
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Pairings
Associated Press results show Pittsburgh beat Detroit 7 to 2 and Cincinnati edged New York 5 to 2. Houston defeated Oakland 6 to 4 in 11 innings while Chicago A edged Baltimore 5 to 1. Multiple exhibition games scheduled across Florida California and Arizona with pairings listed for cities like Orlando Braedenton Lake City Ver o Beach St. Petersburg Winter Haven Sarasota and Phoenix.
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