The Daily News Leader du lieu suivant : Staunton, Virginia • 9

Staunton, Leader, Friday, Jan. 8, 1971 ly Paul Sellers Panthers ACC Players on Probation El and FLO 90 WHATEVER I PON'T IJU5T PUT IN A 5EIF-APPRE9SED MR.M0C7PY,IN$I5T$THAT WE CLEAR OUR PEK5 OF MLWZKOH FRIDAY story Thursday that acting ACC Commissioner Norvall Neve had placed these players on probation: Jay Flowers and Sparky Still, both of Maryland; John Roche and John Ribock, both of South Carolina; Randy Denton of Duke, Bill Gerry of Virginia and Bill Chamberlain of North Carolina. The Herald said the conference had told the coaches and players to keep the action Maryland coach Lefty Drie-sell, when asked to comment on the report that two of his players were on probation, said, "Not two, just one." He would not identify the player or comment further. The Herald quoted an unidentified source from a conference school as saying the probations of Ribock and the Maryland players resulted from a fracas during the Maryland at South Carolina game Dec. 16.

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J3( BORROWED WjL, JJ BARBER LETS STOP AND GET A HAIRCUT BLONDIE SNUFFY SMITH I KNOW VO'RE COME OUT WIF VORE HANDS UP THE JACKSON TWINS CAGWOOD, II WOW ABOUT LOANING ME TEN DOLLARS VS MAKE A HOLE -IN DO WE HAVE TIME TO LISTEN TO A HAIRCUT THAT'S IT THAT'S THE I 1 TRAIN HE HEARD ALL THE JUI iiyie, int KJlX) tt uui AAOUNTAINEB2 1 nAy hem lvive wheels I SHE STARTED IPUNNO.1 SHE'S STRETCHED OUT TO TAXI TO THE PLAYING LOVE SON6S ON A CASSETTE WS.UTHEN,GIV6 ME TEN, I'LL PAY YOU SACK, AND THEN YOU CAN LOAN ME v-v-r 1 GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) The Atlantic Coast Conference reportedly has placed seven basketball players on probation every player who was involved in a fight during a game this season. This means they would be suspended from intercollegiate athletics for the remainder of the year for a second offense. The Spartansburg, S.C., Herald said in a front-page Weekend Lineup Western District Tonight's Games Patrick Henry at Lee High Jellerson at Northside Martinsville at Liberty Andrew Lewis at Cave Spring Amherst at Halifax Glass at GW (Danville) Franklin County at William Fleming Valley District Waynesboro at Broadway Bulfalo Gap at Wilson Fort Defiance at Turner Ashby Harrisonburg at Stuarts Dralt Lexington at Riverheads Alleghany Highlands District Bath County at Natural Bridge Buena Vista at James River Highland at Franklin, W. Va.

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mmm, BucmuosraW; Miimn, PAULA PRENTISS. MARTINSHEEM. JOWVIHCHT ORSON WELIES km scrlenpuw ft bock henry PRDOVCtD Bf JOHN CU LET MARIIN DKIEDlVMinS mmwa mmmn mmm' nmm nail RATED No Oitt under It yn. of age. Upset Jackson The Panthers moved into the win column of the YMCA High School League for the first time with an upset, 66-53, victory over the Jackson Five Wednesday night.

It' was the first victory in eight games for the winners while the Jackson Five dropped to a 3-5 mark. David Melton and Ervin Bryant each scored 16 points to pace the winners while Clinton Jones pumped 22 points to be the big man for the losers. The Outcasts continued to ride on top of the standings with their eighth straight win, a 76-73 conquest of the Bullets behind Sam Hamilton's 24 points and Ben Freeman's 16. Glenn Blackwell and Rock Wallace scored 20 points apiece for the losing Bullets. The Bullets dropped to a 2-6 record in losing.

The Super Bad won 81-74 over the Mob Squad to pick up their fifth win against three losses with Lewis Jones dropping in 23 points and Wayne Smith 20. Overall the Super Bad had four men in double figures to offset Jimmy Alexander's 36 points. The loss dropped the Mob Squad to a 5-3 mark also. The Reevers stayed on the Outcasts' heels with a 82-41 victory over the Aces to run their record to 7-1. For the Aces it was the seventh loss against a single victory.

Bob Elia had a big night with 41 points for the Reevers while Doug Cash was the top Ace scorer with 23 points. Panthers Shaner Franklin Brinson Grover Melton Bowles Bryant Ergenbright Totals Jackson Five Jones Wayts Lewis Mullins Martin Graves Carter Totals Panthers Jackson "5" Outcast Hamilton 'Simms Freeman Moore White Washington Wisely Totals Bullets H. Blackwell G. Blackwell Lyle Conners Simmons Wallace Totals Outcast Bullets Mob Squad Alexander Lemon Miller Darcus Potter Miller Carter Miller Totals Superbad Jones Lathrop Smith Harris Cacciapaglia Cash Totals Mob Squad Super Bad Reevers Elia Jones Crawford Floyd Sheets Lindamood Harris Griflin Totals Aces Cash Chittum Patterson Burnley Ordenez Evick Campbell Totals Reevers Aces FG FT TP 1 9 16 4 16 12 25 16 66 FG FT TP 11 0 22 2 4 1 2 0 2 3 2 3 0 0 22 12 13 27 13-46 8 19 2 24 S3 FG FT TP 10 5 8 0 0 5 5 33 10 FG FT TP 12 20 8 13 0 20 71 12 1 7 24 1576 14 15 16 26-73 FQ FT TP 18 0 36 4 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 18 0 4 0 0 74 2 0 4 0 37 0 0 0 FG FT TP 23 17 20 14 2 5 81 16 18 20 20-74 17 13 27 2481 FG FT TP 20 41 16 15 0 0 2 0 8 82 7 7 0 0 1 0 4 39 FG 11 5 6 6 0 2 0 FT TP 30 10 26 25 20- 13 12 21 26-72 Three Tied LOS ANGELES (AP) -Billy Casper had a share of the lead, Arnold Palmer had a mental lapse and three players had yet to finish in the first round of the $110,000 Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open golf tournament. Casper, battling a heavy cold and hand-numbing chill, fired a five-under-par 66 Thursday and tied a pair of 28-year-old blonds Tom Shaw and Bob Smith for the top spot in the opening round of the first tournament on the 63-stop pro tour this year.

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