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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1965

Page

6

Lane Opens Group 1-A Football Versus Patrick Henry

Lana of Charlottesville unbeaten since season start faces Roanoke’s Patrick Henry in the opening Group 1-A scholastic football clash. Lane also meets Roanoke foes in three straight games, as 27 league games are set for Friday with five interdistricts, plus three Saturday matchups. Northwest Virginia and Alexandria District games follow across multiple schools.

Marshall Johnson Richmond Lana Charlottesville Black Knights Patrick Henry Roanoke Lane Prince George Douglas Freeman Hermitage Panthers Andrew Lewis Tazewell Ft. Hunt Jefferson Fairfax ington-Lee George Marshall McLean Wakefield T.e-B. Stuart Yorktown Arlington Potomac Annandale W.T. Woodson Falls Church James Madison Virginia Bristol Grundy George Wythe J. R. Rucker Henrico Varina Highland Springs Thomas Jefferson Capital Colonial Heights Manchester Meadowbrook Petersburg Thomas Dale Hopewell Frank Cox Deep Creek Cradock Great Bridge Granby Bayside Norview Floyd Kellan Woodrow Wilson Churchland Peninsula Hampton Homer Ferguson Newport News York Glass William Fleming Danville Marion Graham

Wilt Chamberlain Misses First Drill As 76ers Open Camp

Wilt Chamberlain, 7 foot 1, misses the 76ers first training session in Margate New Jersey after signing a three year deal worth about 100000 per year. Coach Dolph Schayes notes absence but says veterans were ready for practice. Other details cover district matchups and high school schedules in the surrounding area.

Wilt Chamberlain 76Ers Margate N.J Philadelphia 76Ers National Basketball Association Chamberlain Atlantic City Dolph Schayes Schayes

HMA Takes First Grid Test Friday

HMA faces Flint Hill Prep in home opener as coach Roger Neilson unveils new recruits for the Tigers. quarterback Russ iQuay likely starts with Rick Bane and Jerry Stainback in backfield. Returning players Riley Roberson and Mike Hensen anchor a small line, with a defense built around new energy.

Hargrave Military Academy Tigers Chatham High School Flint Hill Prep School Fairfax County Robertson Pate Rountree Dorman Bane Vietoris Shepherd Buck Sullenberger Uram Trey Quay Blaylock Washburn Whitley G. Johnston Hensen Copty Stainback Carrig Hamilton Lonas R. Johnston Ayler Perroc Bienchin Disk Ennis Jordan Randall Jefferies Thacher Smith Gentile the Tigers Brave Military Academy Tigers iQuay Flint Hill Chatham High Rick Bane George Johnston Chatham Boosters Jerry Stainback Roger Neilson HMA Flint Hill Fairfax Riley Roberson Washington D.C Mike Hensen S.C Tiger Neilson

Sue Maxwell Tops Visalia LPGA Open Lead

Sue Maxwell of Pasadena shot four under par 68 to lead round one at Visalia in the LPGA Open. Her 33 35 included birdies on the first three holes with one bogey, matching an LPGA Visalia record set by Mickey Wright in 1963. Carol Mann and Mary Mills tied for second at two under 70. Kathy Whitworth struggled to 76. Beth Stone and Shirley Englehorn tied with Jo Ann Prentice at par 72 for fifth.

Visalia Calif Sue Maxwell Pasadena Miss Maxwell Mickey Wright Miss Wright Carol Mann Buffalo N.Y Mary Mills Laurel Miss Beth Stone Harlingen Tex Kathy Whitworth Monahans Shirley Englehorn Caldwell Idaho Jo Ann Prentice Birmingham Ala

Van Arsdale Leaves Pistons for Law School

Detroit AP reports Tom Van Arsdale, the Pistons No 2 pick, left the club to enroll at Indiana University Law School. Coach DeBuscher said Van Arsdale practiced and ate with the team Wednesday but did not attend drills Thursday morning, making him the third Detroit player lost in under two weeks after Reggie Harding suspension and Ray Wolford quitting.

Detroit Detroit’ Pistons Tom van Arsdale University of Indiana Pistons Dave DeBusschere van Arsdale Indiana De‘troit Reggie Harding Ray Wolford

Cooke confirms purchase of Los Angeles Lakers for 5.175 million

Industrialist Jack Kent Cooke announced at a news conference his purchase of the Los Angeles Lakers for 5.175 million dollars, the highest price for an NBA franchise. He will remain sole owner but may take partners. the current management and players spoke at the event. He also aiming to land an NHL franchise for Los Angeles.

Bob Myers Associated Press Sports LOS Angeles Jack Kent Cooke Lakers National Basketball Association Beverly Hills Cooke Toronto Maple Leafs Washington Redskins Robert Short Minneapolis Minnesota Short Lott Mohs Fred Schaus Schaus Mohs Laker Elgin Baylor Rudy Larusso Jerry West Canke NHL Los Angeles Blades Western Hockey League

Bullets GM Files Missing Persons Report on Player

Buddy Jeannette, Baltimore Bullets general manager, filed a missing persons report for Wally Jones after Jones failed to appear at training camp. Jones, a former Villanova University player, had agreed to contract terms. Police checked Philadelphia authorities, who said Jones’ car was found parked at his in laws’ home with the engine wiring cut.

Baltimore, Md Buddy Jeannette Baltimore Bullets Wally Jones Jeannette Jones National Basketball Association Villanova University Baltimore Philadelphia

County grid action heads into big four clash week

Pittsylvania County teams brace for a full set of league games across Dan River Gretna Chatham Altavista and Gretna as rustburg and Tunstall settle week two battles. Coaches note injuries, new formations and lights at CHL field mark the schedule with Altavista favored in the Gretna-Chatham clash and Nelson County leading the district standings.

Pittsylvania Karnes Wildcats Rustburg Nelson Tunstall Johnston Fiom Campbell Dan River Gretna Chatham Altavista Kel William Campbell Amherst Tunstall Nelson County Governors Playburg Tolers Caen Welson County Nluc Hic Taamte Altavista-Chatham CHL Rustboro Danny Karnes Cline George Norman Jesse Adkins Jim Mc Keever Hawks McKeever

Michigan Coach Yet Undecided On Quarterback

Ann Arbor Michigan AP Michigan coach Bump Elliott has not chosen a starting quarterback for the season opener versus North Carolina. Wally Gabler and Dick Vidmer have been neck and neck in practice, with Ebbsott possibly rotating them in nonconference games. The backfield includes Carl Ward Jim Detweiler and Dave Fisher at fullback.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Bump Filliott North Carolina Wolverines Wally Gabler Dick Vidmer Gabler Royal Oak Vidmer Greensburg Ebshett Carl Ward Jim Detwiler Dave Fisher

East German Olympic Committee Rejects West German Invite

Dortmund Germany The East German Olympic Committee rejected an invitation from its West German counterpart for talks on maintaining a combined East West German Olympic team.

Dortmund Germany

Amos Johnson to Box Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium

Amos Johnson the former amateur foe of Cassius Clay was signed to face Henry Cooper, a top British heavyweight, at Wembley Stadium on Tuesday October 19. The bout links two seasoned heavyweights with title implications in a high profile London showdown.

London Amos Johnson Cassius Clay Henry Cooper Wembley Stadium

George Dixon to Retire From Pro Grid Ranks

Montreal AP report: Halfs back George Dixon, 29, Eastern Conference rushing champion in 1962 and 1963, will retire from the Montreal Alouettes due to a knee injury. He announced after a Thursday practice at Jarry Park that treatment and impact on team play played a role. Dixon, a University of Bridgeport graduate, is in his seventh season with the club.

Montreal George Dixon Montreal Alouettes Dixon Jarry Park Alouettes Jim Trimble University of Bridgeport Club

George W Kirchner Lancaster editor dies of lung cancer

George W Kirchner 57 longtime sports editor of the Lancaster New Era died of lung cancer on Thursday after battling illness since last May. He spent 36 years at the paper and was a prominent newspaperman in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

FATA Lancaster George W. Kirchner Lancaster New Era Kirchner Jill

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