Duke opens 1966-67 at Charlotte against Virginia Tech
Duke’s 1966-67 basketball team starts at Charlotte with Virginia Tech. Sophomore Steve Vandy debuts to replace Jack Marin who scored 558 points last season to lead Duke to NCAA finish. Schedule includes Duke Maryland at College Park January 14 and UVa Duke at Charlottesville February 1.
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Devils
TECH
Duke
Charlotte
N.C
Virginia Tech
Steve Vandy
Jack Marin
Marin
College Park
Vandenberg
Allegany High
Cumberland
Maryland
Charlottesville
University Hall
First Apple Capital Open Horseshoe Tourney Planned
Les Singhass assistant recreation director announces the first annual Apple Capital Open Horseshoe Tourney to be held Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. at the W Park Courts. 411 entries must be NHPA members. Round robin play uses cancellation scoring with 100 shoes qualifying for a max score. all qualifying at the tourney site.
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Les Singhass
W Park Courts
National Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Shepherdstown Romps Winchester Rebels In West Virginia
Shepherdstown defeated Winchester 11 to 1 at Rouss Park in Shepherdstown. C Hunter sparked the hosts with three hits while W Cave had three and Buzz Foster two for Winchester. The Reds used three pitchers to hold a 12 hit Winchester offense. Sunday Winchester hosts Great Cacapon at 2 p.m.
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Winchester Rebels
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Reds
West
Deniston Outruns Dovel in Winchester Super Modified Feature
Jack Deniston winner in the Flying Virginian sprint at Winchester Speedway edging Ray Dovel. Louie Newland led early, Earl Moran spun once, Deniston moved to second on lap 11 and passed on lap 15 for an eight car lead. Bill Mullins first win in Semi-late was protested by Gordon Thomas, leading to Sonny Wallace declared winner.
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Jack Deniston
Ray Dovel
Elkton
Winchester Speedway
Louie Newland
Woodstock
Earl Moran
Staunton
Moran
Newland
Deniston
Dover
Charlie Beeler
Jimmie Brown
Brown
Bill Mullins
Fairfax
Mullins
Gordon Thomas
Alexandria
Sonny Wallace
Winchester
Herman Keller
Buddy Hopkins
Bob Grey
Charlie Weaning
Frank Lum
Presidents Cup and Junior Club golf results at Frederick County
Report covers first and second rounds of the Presidents Cup with team matchups led by Gene Ratliff Jack Swanson and Donnie Oates Joe Spangler. It notes players breaking 80 and 90, Junior Club finals actions, Ladies Day winners, and Thursday Ladies Day tournament times and pairings.
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Gene Ratliff
Jack Swanson
Jack
al Murphy
Ed Doll
Dick Crisman
Gus Bornschever
Marshall Crisman
Paul Brandofino
Jack Ritter
Bud Speakman
Donnie Oates
Joe Spangler
Roger Vaughan
Bobby Kipps
Ralph Lamp
Mac Strickler
Stan LaFollette
Bill Deavers
Mac
Ralph Grim
Floyd Hoffman
Willie Clowser
Lokie Voight
Tom Lord
Ralph Moran
Ralph Sam
Jim Sager
Julian Armel
Howard Adkins
Les Singhass
George Riggs
Bill Jackson
Mickey Perry
Nelson Grim
Tom
Ralph
Jane Gregory
Billie Lamp
Billie
Florida
Dottie Price
Jane
Fran Sims
Patsy Jack
Verta Smythe
Ruth Rhodes
Sue Hedricks
Dot Price
Susie Phillips
Terry Ford
Bernice Diamond
Teresa Lee
Anna Lineburg
Evelyn Frye
Betty Parrish
Grace Roberts
Ruth Naegely
Mary Ratliff
Petie Riley
Jean Baden
Betty Burkholder
Virginia and Virginia Tech Tackle Depth Examined
In 1966 Virginia faces backfield depth issues mostly at defensive tackle where Randall Harris and Tony Popeck anchor a veteran line. Tech's 66 tackles include Donnie Bruce Erick Johnson and swing men McGuigan Mollo with promising sophomores backing them as both teams brace for the season opener.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Randall Harris
Tony Popeck
Harris
Oscar Smith High School
Virginia
Charley Caldwell
Randall
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Techmen
Gobblers
Lynn Jones
Donnie Bruce
Erick Johnson
Ron McGuigan
Richard Mollo
Bruce
Dublin
Johnson
Barrington
N.J
McGuigan
North Wales
Mollo
Cedarhust
N.Y
Mighty Mites
Fan Wins Big Twin Double At Shenandoah Downs
A race fan collected 23 794 80 after Bet She Will won the eighth race at Shenandoah Downs. The 4 year old filly gave bettors a 1 10 2 1 payoff with Angelo Vasil aboard earning 74 80 20 40 and 7 20 across the board. Mystarfire Farmingdale Itsagirl were earlier winners in the sequence.
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Yarrow E Krogh
Monte’s Pette
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Espinosa
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Diav
F.W. Hilleary
J.M. Shel
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Melissa’s Folly
Vasil
Chet’s Choice Gustines
Combustionaire Kratz
Bancing Brave
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Happy Queustines
Cherry Lane
Toy Dancer
O’rourke
Mandolin Melody
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Tiger Queen Reynolds
Cabinett Peters
Tiger L
Sas Ll
Kushner
Woodside Stud
R.G. Scrib
Topaze Peters
Red Sunrise
Xerxes
Taylor
Fair Saratoga
Sweet Paula
Patrick
Black Snow Horner
Charles Town
W.va
Bet
Shenandoah Downs
Angelo Vasil
Mystarfire
Itsagirl
Golf career highlight for Mason Rudolph in U S Open finishes
Mason Rudolph shot a 290 to tie for 11th in 1965 and 1966 U S Open championships earning $1,650. This year in San Francisco he tied for 8th and won $2,800, marking a continued strong showing. The scores of the baseball and hockey games listed reflect recent results across multiple leagues.
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Mason Rudolph
San Francisco
Jayvee Football Meeting At James Wood High
All ninth grade boys interested in jayvee football at James Wood High School are asked to report for a meeting Wednesday at 1 30 p m The meeting will be held for physical examination Coach Jer ry Hannas emphasized that all candidates for the jayvee team should attend the meeting which will be held in the gym.
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Frederick County Junior High School
James Wood High School
Jerry Hannas
Former Spartans Abound in NFL Rosters This Season
Sixteen former Michigan State athletes are listed on National Football League rosters this year. The article also covers standings in the National and American leagues with results from Monday and upcoming games across the leagues. It lists teams and records, plus scheduled games for today and Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Louis
New York
Houston
Chicago
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Michigan State
National Football League
Torres Retains Light Heavyweight Title in Las Vegas Bout
Jose Torres of Brooklyn N C defends his light heavyweight crown against Eddie Cotton of Seattle Washington. The Associated Press reports Torres retains the title after the bout in Las Vegas with Torres listed at 173 pounds and Cotton at 17344.
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Las Vegas
Jose Torres
Brooklyn
N.C
Outpointe
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Wash
Torres
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