Cardinals Face Bulldogs In 4 PM Open Date
GWHS spring sports begin with baseball golf and tennis events. Harold Lakey leads the Cardinal baseball at 4 p m versus Martinsville at L G Wilson Memorial Field. George Carter backs golf against Oak Ridge Military Academy at 1 30 at the Danville Golf Club. Tennis opens at Baliou Park at 2 30 versus Patrick Henry Roanoke. Track starts next Wednesday under Dave Brown with assistants Alger Pugh Sonny Wall as Hargrave Military Academy visits.
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GWHS
Cardinal
Harold Lakey
Martinsville
Ben Kendall
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Baliou’, Park
Dave Brown
Alger Pugh
Sonny Wall
Hargrave Military Academy
Danny Saunders
Mike Jefferson
Ede Turner
Ray Jackson
Carl Willis
Jack Huff
G. W. Willis
Morris
Eddie Gunnell
Luther Griffin
Kenny Foster
Dorman
Taylor
Andison
Bob Bryant
Ronald Freeze
Tommy Dickens
Rust
Johnny Hamlin
Cook
Tommy Currier
Lakey
Rick Bendall
Steve Tucker
Bob Feldman
Mike Kilgore
Richard Johns
Andy Bridgeforth
Steve Martin
Donald Lester
Ben Kusher
Bowling and Volleyball Scores From Riverside and Recreation Center
The Riverside Lanes Rebel League Independents posted scores including 252 for 4-MCGUira and 217 for 4-Ashby, while other teams like Coke Ad, Pepsi Cars, and Red and White posted varied results. At the Recreation Center volleyball, Stokesland Meth. beat Ringgold 2 0 and Brethern 2 0 as coaches look to rebuild for a 1965 season. The tennis squad led by Coach Kendall relies on Kelly Ferguson John Borden and Ken Stoner with a 3-7 record last year.
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Riverside Lanes
Independents
McGuira
Coca-Cola
Ashby
O-Haley
Recreation Center
Stokesland Meth
Ringgold
McHell
Pigney Crest
Brethern
Sharon
Netters
Kendall
Kelly Ferguson
John Borden
Ken Stoner
Wayne Gwen
Calvin McMahon
Mike Kelly
Charles Taylor
Steve Cales
Mark Freeman
Tennis Schedule Confusing Page Lists Many Matches
A garbled schedule outlines multiple tennis matches by date and opponent. Entries show venues at GW Patrick Henry E C Glass Martinsville Halifax Co Andrew Lewis and Hargrave with times around 2 to 3 p.m. and several misspellings and unclear entries.
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William Fleming
E. C. Glass
Martinsville
Patrick Henry
Alartinsville
Halifax Co
Andrew Lewis
E. GC. Glass
Hargrave
EC. Glass
Mart Reidsville
Jefferson
Halifax
DTI Knights Honor Vaughan and Butler at Banquet
Danville Technical Institute saluted 1965-66 basketball stars Vaughan and Butler at a banquet. Vaughan won Most Valuable Player for his shooting and leadership. Butler received the Sportsmanship Trophy from Sigma Theta Epsilon. The event celebrated team spirit, injuries, and the Knights’ improving record in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Danville Tech
Fred Butler
Harald Henry
Kenneth Gulick
Letie
Sigma Theta Epsilon
Bill Vaughan
Knights
Danville
Technical Institute
Vaughan
Kent
Sea- Knights
Waslenn
Butler
Richmond
Sigma ‘Theta Epsilon
WBTM
Harold BD
Henry
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Charcoal House
Vaughn
Tuck
DTI
James van Oot
the Knights
Willie Mays Paces Giants To 7-4 Win
Willie Mays hit two doubles and a single to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 7-4 exhibition win over the California Angels. Bob Bolin went eight innings, allowing six hits. Dean Chance took the loss after seven innings, seven runs, five earned. Mays opened the fourth with a double but was nailed at third on Jose Cardenal’s throw. The Giants outhit the Angels 14 to 6 as San Francisco swept the three-game set in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Tor
California Angels
Bob Bolin
Giants
Dean
San Francisco
Angels
Mays
Jose Cardenal
Willie
California
Chance
Lee
Rodgers
Balln Linzy
Haller
W—Bolin
le” Chance
Two Late Rallies Give Tigers 8-7 Win Over Bues
Detroit edged Pittsburgh 8-7 in an exhibition as the Tigers rallied with two runs in the eighth and ninth. Willie Stargell doubled in a key blow for the Pirates, Manny Mota homered, and Jake Wood opened the ninth with a double before Mickey Stanley and a passed ball plated two more. Detroit improves to 13-5. Pittsburgh stands 11-2.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Detroit
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jake Wood
Tigers
Mickey Stanley
Jim Pagliaroni
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Manny Mota
Pittsburgh
Bblogi
Sparma
Navarro
Pena
McFarlane
Cardwell
Shellenback
Fryman
May
Pagliarohi
W— Navarro
Mets
McKenzie Royal To Battle Bernard Murphy At Armory
McKenzie and Nelson Royal touted as top local tag duo clash Brute Bernard and Skull Murphy at Danville City Armory on Friday April 1 at 8 30. Card includes three more matches with Frankie Lamont versus Lord Littlebrook and Corsica Jean versus Steve Bolus in prelims. Tickets available at Johnson Brothers Store.
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Tex McKensie
Nelson Royal
Danville City Armory
Brute Bernard
Skull Murphy
Everbody
Murphy
Bernard
Frankie Lamont
Lord Littlebrook
McKensie
Royal
Hans Schmidt
Alex Medina
Johnson
Long Arms! Brothers
Tex McKenzie Nelson
Royal Skull Murphy Brute Bernard
Orioles Trade Carl Warwick for Vic Roznovsky
Baltimore Orioles announce trade of outfielder Carl Warwick to the Chicago Cubs for catcher Vic Roznovsky. Roznovsky, 27, played 71 Cubs games last season hitting .221 with three homers and 15 RBIs. Warwick, obtained from St Louis, went hitless in 14 at bats for Baltimore last year.
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Miami
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Carl Warwick
Chicago Cubs
Vic Roznovsky
Romovsky
Cubs
Warwick
St Louis Cardinals
Orioles
Red Sox Beat Senators 10 0 On 13 Hits In Exhibition
In Winter Haven Florida Dave Morehead and Guide Grilli combined for a five hitter as the Boston Red Sox routed Washington 10 to 0 in an exhibition. George Scott Tony Conigliaro and Jim Gosger homered while the Red Sox rapped 13 hits off Ortega and McCormick over seven innings. Also Rams sign Bob Sherlag from Memphis State after draft swap with Eagles.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Dave Morehead
Guide Grilli
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Morehead
Grilli
Leftander
George Scott
Tony Conignaro
Jim Gosger
Red Sox
Phil Ortega
Mike McCormick
RAMS
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Bob Sherlag
Memphis State
Sherlag
Philadelphia Eagles
Schellhase Of Purdue Tops NCAA Scoring Race
Purdue star Dave Schellhase led the major college scoring chase with 32.54 points per game, finishing the season at 781 points in 24 games. Idaho State’s Dave Wagnon, and Michigan’s Cazzie Russell also posted high marks as the NCAA Bureau released final stats. Rebounds and shooting leaders were highlighted by Oklahoma City’s Jim Ware and Tulsa’s Julian Hammond, with Providence’s Bill Blair as free-throw ace.
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NEW York
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Dave Wagnon
Idaho State
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Schellhase
Wagron
Wagnon
Jess
NCAA
Big Ten
Michigan
Idaho
Julian Hammond
Tulsa
Bill Blair
Providence
Syracuse
Oregon State
Dave Schell
Dave Wagnen
Carrle Russell
Gon Freeman
Aes Beast
Bill Metwi'n
Jon Pea
Bat Owls
North Carol Befr
Kentucky Derby Favorite Arrives At Keeneland Track
Graustark the winter book favorite for the Kentucky Derby arrived at Keeneland from Florida to train for the May 7 Louisville classic. Trainer Lloyd Gentry plans a mid next week breeze and a possible start at six furlongs on Keeneland opening day April 9. The colt has been idle since a bruised left hind hoof healed, with targets including the seven-furlong Forerunner Purse and the 1 1/8 mile Blue Grass Stakes.
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Lexington
Graustark
Keeneland
Florida
Louisville
Lloyd Gentry
Graystark
Gentry
Weber tops 24 qualifiers in Firestone PBA meet
Dick Weber of St. Louis led the field of 24 qualifiers at Akron in the $100,000 Firestone PBA Tournament of Champions. Weber, the tour money leader, posted 5,176 pins to secure top seed as the 53 competitors were cut to 24 after the final eighth of 24 qualifying games.
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Akron
Ohio
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Weber
Sociation Tour
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Knights In Shining Armor
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Keeneland Track
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