Shenandoah Cage Card: Wingate and College Tournaments
The Shenandoah cage card lists a slate of upcoming games and tournaments from November to February. It includes Wingate in Win gate North Carolina, Madison College in Harrisonburg Virginia, Baltimore J C and Allegany J C at James Wood High School, and multiple matches at James Wood High School and other local venues. All home games start at 8 p.m. except York and Baltimore J C with 9 p.m. and 2 p.m. starts respectively. All games scheduled through February 27–28, Tri-State Tournament closing.
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Essex C. C
Essex
Bowling League Scores With Wide-Open Week Action
Tenpin Bowling results show Battletown Four top L and M with 4 points as Bev Longerbeam and John Sealock lead 174 437 and 172 449. Hut House Four moves to second after wins over Moonshiners sparked by Mary Miller 171 479 Lorraine Sealock 204 540 Bob Miller 202 493 and Earl Sealock 193 542. Moonshiners led by Thelma Stratton 207 560 and Hubert Stratton 183 478 plus Bill Fruala 184 528. Bungling’s Ruby Boyd 185 522 Marshall Boyd 207 470 beat Lame Ducks. Misfits crush Fireballs 4 0 behind Bill Richardson 172 502. Shorthorns Elwood Anderson 180 505 tie 22 with Double J's as Gene Gunter 192 and Charles Zuckerman 473 for loser. Lucky Strike sees White Palace Restaurant top by shutting out Quick Music led by Marice Smallwood 197 549 Jim Morton 191 537 Turk Wingfield 222 579 Riley Loy 201 582. Open Hearth remains second 4 0 over Schraffts Frozen Foods with Tom Reardon 183 504 Charles Webber 201 484. Other winners Bruce Taylor 210 563 Steve Reedy 225 585 Clayton Cochran 180 507 Buck Robertson 204 538 Curtis Braithwaite 209 591. Cookie Adams 205 and Paul Murphy 472 for losers. Gray & Eddy hold third as Lunmark 205 531 Bud Flaherty 189 534 Jess Kiracofe Jr nearly 600. A fragment notes a 596 score.
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Battletown
L&m
Bev Longerbeam
John Sealock
Hut House
Mary Miller
Lorraine Sealock
Bob’ Miller
Earl Sealock
Bill Fruala
Hubert Stratton
Charles Webber
Open Hearth
Schraffts Frozen Foods
Bruce Taylor
Steve Reedy
Clayton Cochran
Buck Robertson
Curtis Braithwaite
Cookie Adams
Paul Murphy
Gray & Eddy
Lunmark
Bud Flaherty
Jess Kiracofe Jr
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Wood and Clarke County Open 1964 65 Cage Season
James Wood hosts Clarke County in the season opener with both schools junior varsity games at 6 30 p m. James Wood is considered the favorite as the undermanned visitors visit the host.
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James Wood
Clarke County
Three Former James Wood Stars Play College Basketball
Three alumni from James Wood under Jim Casey compete in college basketball. Mike Winchester stands out at the University of Richmond as a key reserve for the Spiders, Johnny Prosser plays for VMI Keydets, and Ronnie Kern shines as Shenandoah’s scoring talent.
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James Wood
Jim Casey
Mke Winchester
Larry Hockman
University of Richmond
Varsity Spiders
Johnny Prosser
V.M.I
Ronnie Kern
Shenandoah
Richmond Spider
Larry
Ace Roy Hockman
Star's All Star Grid Hero Racks Up Big Yardage
Star grid standout Jerry rushed for 684 yards at 5.8 yards per carry and scored seven touchdowns with two extra points for Mosby Rangers. He led the team with scoring and surpassed 100 rushing yards in four games after starting four years as a regular.
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Jerry
Mosby Ranger
Central guns lead idle record team with twin stars
Central’s season featured two standout backs Donnie Golladay and Billy Logan. Golladay earned first team honors while Logan received honorable mention with 66 points and 11 TDs including four runs over 70 yards. Fort Hill dropped to 5-5 after a strong rivalry win by Central 14-6 on Thanksgiving.
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Central Guns
Central
Donnie Golladay
Billy Logan
Golladay
Logan
T.D
Fort Hill
Sentinels
Allofany
Garrett’s stormy season sparks college prospects
Billy Garrett, RMA honorable mention halfback, tallied six touchdowns in 1964 with six more called back by penalties. He averaged seven yards per carry and punted 45 yards per attempt, a figure higher than many college punters, suggesting potential college ambitions.
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Garrett
Billy Garrett
RMA
All Stars
T.D
Billy
O Dell Predicts Tough 1965 Basketball Season
O'Dell, Stonewall Jackson's renowned coach, predicts a down year for his team despite a strong track record. He notes his tallest player is 5-10 and identifies Central, Page County, Turner Ashby, Montevideo, and Warren County as the main contenders to beat in 1965.
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Jimmy O'Dell
Stonewall Jackson
Central
Page County
Turner Ashby
Montevideo
Warren County
Rams Open Friday Under New Coach Harry Bagwell
Strasburg High starts its cage campaign Friday night against the Rams alumni in the first year with coach Harry Bagwell a former local star who played with Roger Bergey and later at William and Mary. Bagwell is a V P I graduate.
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RAMS
Strasburg High
Harry Bagwell
Harry
Strasburg
Roger Bergey
William and Mary
V.P.1
Childs Stars At Greenbrier In 4-2-2 Season
Dave Childs, Clarke County alum and son of Summit Point residents, starred as halfback and safety for Greenbrier Military School. The Fighting Cadets finished 4 wins, 2 ties, 2 losses amid tight league play, with Childs earning 19 tackles, 6 assists, two interceptions, and key punt returns. The team posted notable wins and close losses to Fork Union, Hargrave, Augusta, and others under coach Tauitamuens.
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Lewisburg
W.va
Dave Childs
Clarke County
David F. Childs
Summit Point
Greenbrier Military School
Fighting Cadets
Virginia Military Schools
Greenbrier
Fork Union M.A
Virginia
GMS
Chatham
Hargrave M.A
Augusta M.A
Staunton M.A
Carolina M.A
Columbian Prep
Washington and Lee
Marietta College
Ohio
Jayvees
Dave T
Lioo
Tauitamuens
Winchester City Basketball League opens season at Armory
The Winchester Recreation Dept sponsors the 1964 65 City Basketball League opener at the Armory. Corning Glass meets Zuckerman in the debut and Buckley Lages faces Workingmans in the night twin bill with a 7 30 pace game time.
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Winchester City
Winchester Recreation Dept
Armory
Corning Glass
Zuckerman
Buckley Lages
Workingman’s
Pace
Bobby Gladden
Corning
John Heller
Jerry Hannas
Taylor Finley
Dick Knight
Willie Walters
James Wood
Bantam and Midget League Schedules 1964 65
The document lists 1964 65 league schedules for Bantam and Midget leagues with game dates and matchups. Bantam section includes Dec 5 Green Chemical vs TACS and Dec 12 B M vs Green Chem among others leading to finals on Feb 6. Midget section covers early December through Feb finals with rounds including quarter finals semi finals and various team pairings.
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Green Chemical
TACS
B&m
Green Chem
Key Club
Green Ch
Optimist
Coca Colas
Philip 66
Exchange
Lions
Jaycees
Coca Cola
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Hagerstown
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Prince George’s C. C
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Cumberland, Md
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Catonsville C. C
Harford C. C
Bel Air
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Clarke County High School
Wesley J. C
Dover
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Burg, Md
St. Mary’s J. C
Clarke ,County High School
James |Wood High School
Potomac State
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Harry Aikens
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Barbara Ann Funk
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Kim Kaval
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Robbie Baker
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Donna Stewart
Donald Stewart
Sammy McCall McCall
Teddy Kiracofe
Artie Kiracofe
Philip Shobe
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Pepsi Cola Girls League
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