Former WVU Star Bill Maphis Named James Wood Assistant Coach
Bill Maphis, a 1960 West Virginia high school star and 1965 WVU hero, becomes James Wood High School assistant basketball coach and junior varsity coach the JW Privates. He will teach physical education and is married to Lana Jo Goldsboro. he hails from Romney, West Virginia.
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Bill Maphis
West Virginia University
James Wood High School
Maphis
Bill
WVU
West Virginia
Romney High
Morgantown
Hannas
Frederick County School Board
James Wood
M.T. Maphis
Romney
Lana Jo Goldsboro
Fair Chance
Bowling league scores and standings from Tuesday and Wednesday sessions
The report lists multiple bowling results across leagues including Tuesday Morning House Wife League and Wednesday Afternoon and Night leagues. Notable performances include Mary Ann Funk 121 114 for Bowling Denny's, Irene Borrer 110 120 for Long Shots, Betty Huyett 114 for Summerettes, Pearl Hepler 131 for Sweepers, and Charlotte Anderson 143 147 119 for Chug A Lugs.
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Charlotte Anderson
Charlotte
Denny’s Furniture Sales
Veterans Texaco
Denney
TOP Cats
Betty Corbin
Pearl Hepler
Jeanne Kaval
Allegheny Freight
Evelyn Nickerson
Libby McKee
Polly Williams
Allegheny
Stooges
Pinbusters
Jenny Hook
Mary Baker
Alley Breakers
Irma Whitmore
King Heating, Inc
Louise Armstong
June
Pollard Dropped in State Golf Championship Upset
The 41st Virginia State Women's Amateur Golf Championship opened with two notable upsets. Ann Pollard of Charlottesville fell to Arlington’s Martin Webb 1 up, and Richmond’s Ruth Ann Peterson defeated Jane Mack 2 and 1.
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Hot Springs
Ann Pollard
Charlottesville
Jane Mack
Richmond
Pollard
Martin Webb
Arlington
Ruth Ann Peterson
Alexandria
Mack
Barbara Hughes
Juanita Petrone
Blacksburg
Webb
Connie Gorsuch
Blanda Paces Oilers In AFL Exhibition Victory
George Blanda at 39 led the Houston Oilers to a 26 17 win over the Oakland Raiders with two passing TDs four field goals and two extra points. He totaled 144 passing yards as coach Wally Lemm called it a very good game.
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Johnny Unitas
Sonny Jurgensen
Blanda
Houston Oilers
Oakland Raiders
Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Jurgensen
Washington Redskins
Houston
Wally Lemm
Boston Patriots
Syracuse
Quincy
Mass
John Brodie
San Francisco 49Ers
San Francisco
Honolulu
Brodie
Bob Long
NFL
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Chicago
College All-Stars
Cookie Gilchrist
Denver
Jim Burris
The
Bronccos
International League Scores Hit Jacksonville Hard
The Jacksonville team blanked Toronto 8 to 0 in minor league play while Richmond defeated Buffalo 8 to 5 and Columbus beat Rochester 4 to 3 in 12 innings. In the Pacific Coast League Tulsa topped Phoenix 3 to 2 and Denver won 6 to 4 over Spokane. Tacoma edged Seattle 4 to 2, San Diego won 7 to 2 against Indianapolis, and Portland beat Hawaii 8 to 2.
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Jacksonville
Toronto
Richmond
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Tulsa
Phoenix
Denver
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
San Diego
Indianapolis
Portland
Hawaii
McLain Shuts Out White Sox in Four-Hit Detroit Win
Detroit pitcher McLain limited the Chicago White Sox to four singles in a 5-0 victory. It was his first three weeks without trouble after guidance on his curveball from manager Dressen, who spoke with him before the start. Gates Brown homered for Detroit, Orlando McFarlane caught him with a two run shot, and Paul Schaal hit an inside the park homer for California in the late action.
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McLain
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Lou Boudreau
White Sox
Dressen
Bill Freehan
Tiger
Baltimore
Cleveland
California
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angles
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlanta
Orlando McFarlane
Gates Brown
Tigers
Paul Schaal
Mickey Mantle
Angels
Rine
Jay Johnstone
Jim Fregost
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Sam McDowell
Johnson
Rocky Colavito
Rico Petrocelli
Jimmie Hall
Don McMahon
Don Demeter
Red Sox
Tony Oliva
Twins
Bert Campaneris
Kanesas City
Ed Charles
Ed Brinkman
Ken McMullen
Redskins Colts Exhibition Set For Tonight At D C Stadium
Washington’s Sonny Jurgensen and Baltimore’s John Unitas lead their teams in a sellout 46 000 crowd NFL exhibition at D C Stadium in the 1966 season opener. Unitas avoids heavy play due to a knee injury after surgery while Jurgensen impresses at 195 pounds during Carlisle camp.
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Washington
Baltimore
John Unitas
Sonny Jurgensen
Colts
Redskins
D.C
Unitas
Chicago Bears
Colt
Jurgensen
Carlisle
Ted Williams Drives In 145 Runs In 1939 Debut Season
Ted Williams produced 145 RBIs in his first major league season in 1939 establishing himself as a premier slugger. His power and run production helped define a historic rookie year for the Boston Red Sox.
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Ted Williams
Callin' the Shots With Russ Potts
Congratulations to Jerry and Donna Hannas on the birth of Scott Wesley weighing five pounds five ounces The couple already has a junior size basketball and James Wood Colonel connection accompanies the news.
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Jerry
Donna Hannas
Scott Wesley
James Wood Colonel
Rebels Host Leetown in Sunday Rouss Park Tilt
The Winchester Rebels welcome Leetown Sunday at 2 p.m. for a game at Rouss Park. In their previous outing the Rebels lost to Tomahawk as Teddy Reed allowed 13 hits and R. Boarman pitched a nine hit game for Tomahawk while Buzz Foster and Marv Griffith led the Rebels with two hits each.
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Rebels
Leetown
Winchester Rebels
Rouss Park
Tomahawk
Teddy Reed
James Wood
West Virginians
R. Boarman
Buzz Foster
Marv Griffith
Carpers Valley to Visit Martinsburg in Sunday Match
Carpers Valley is slated to play at the Martinsburg Country Club Sunday in a home and home match. Also Sunday, local club members depart for a three day safari weekend at Tides Inn. A mixed scotch foursome is planned for Labor Day.
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Carpers Valley
Martinsburg
Martinsburg Country Club
Tides’ Inn
Lutman Named New Coach at Charles Town High School
Doug Lutman former Harpers Ferry head coach and South Hagerstown assistant takes over Charles Town High football program. He led Harpers Ferry to a 9-0 record in 1962, succeeding Kenny Sims who resigned after a 7-3 season. Sims had guided Charles Town to 23-23-1 in five years after coming from Green Bank.
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Lutman
Charles Town
Doug Lutman
Harpers Ferry
South Hagerstown High
Grid
Charles Town High School
Doug
Ron Rice
Ferrians
Kenny Sims
Harpers Ferry Job Corps Conservation Center
Sims
Panthers
Green Bank
W.va
Conditioning programs begin at Martinsburg and Charles Town
Martinsburg and Charles Town high schools started official conditioning programs for football with assistant coach John Cole directing Mart insburg until Paul Flick can assume duties. West Virginia schools opened workouts on August 1 while Virginia players face an August 15 start restriction.
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Martinsburg
Charles Town
Bulldogs
John Cole
Cole
MHS
Paul Flick
West Virginia
Virginia Sanoutys
Deniston Wins Hagertown Modified Feature In NASCAR Style Finish
Ray Tilley suffered engine failure on lap 22 and left a tense finish between Gerald Chamberlain and Jack Deniston. Deniston slipped past as Chamberlain lost control on the last turn, earning his first Hug-City track feature since June and his fourth of the season.
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Tilley
Ray Tilley
Hagerstown
Fredericksburg
Gerald Chamberlain
Jack Deniston
Chamberlain
Deniston
Hug-City
Shorty's Win City Softball Games
Shorty's Furniture and the Farmers and Merchants Bank won in the City Softball League last night. Shorty's beat Phillips 66 6 to 5 in nine innings as Bud Gray pitched a nine hitter with 13 hits for Shorty's. Junior Carter and Dickie Keller had multiple hits for Shorty's while Gene Singhass and Ken Pitta led Phillips.
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Shorty’s Furniture
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Shorty’s
Phillips
Shorty
Bud Gray
Gene Singhass
Junior Carter
Dickie Keller
Gene Strother
Larry Buckner
Oilers
A. D. Hott
Ken Pitta
City League
C & S Bank
Wine, Mobile Homes
F & M Bank
Sheavabankers
Phillips 66 Ll
Farmers and Merchants Bank Clinches Thriller Over Shenandoah Bank
The Farmers and Merchants Bank edged Shenandoah Bank 5 to 4 in a tense finish. F M scored twice in the final frame to seal the win as Bobby Orndorff and Jerry Kremer delivered key blows in the seventh. Shenandoah rallied with three runs in the last inning. Orndorff had three hits and Bob Weidenkopf and Ron contributed notable plays.
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Jerry Hannas
Marv Yourish
Shenvabankers
Eddie Grim
Shenandoah
Jim Hockman
M Bank
Bob Weidenkopf
Sheavabankers
Jim Jockman
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Shenandoah Bank
Bobby Orndorff
Jerry Kremer
Orndorff
Ron
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Eda Lazazzera
Marie Franklin
Town & Country
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Boyceville
Juanita Schrader
Patsy Bennett
Iva Lee
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Jean Pitta
Susie Good
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Manuel and
Terry Funkhouser
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Gorsuch
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