Clarke County Eagles crush Paw Paw in home opener
Clarke County dominant in a 81-62 win over Paw Paw as Dan Longerbeam Dickie Beard and Ernie Stoneberger spark fast break. For Paw Paw Arty Robertson and Byron Goode lead scoring. Douglas beats Leesburg 60-40 behind Beamer and Beamer.
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Jenny Dean Beats Tigers at Home 60 to 52
Manassas Bulldogs capitalize on Johnson Williams free throw struggles to defeat Berryville Tigers 60 52 on their home court. Rudolph Smith scored 19 points in his first start while Ernest Turner fouled out with 10 points.
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WellBalanced Wildcats Defeat Generals 63 to 42 on Home Court
Warren County outshot Stonewall Jackson 63 42 with 36 percent field goals to 23. Payne 16 Pond 14 Wood 15 and 19 rebounds anchored the win as Wildcats boast strong team effort. General top scorer Hoover held to 15. Junior varsity Saunders leads little Wildcats 35 26. Halftime 30 22.
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College Results From EAST and MIDWEST Regions
The Associated Press reports college scores with Fordham edging Navy 57 to 53 and Brown defeating Brandeis 80 to 72. Other results include Georgia 76 tied with Texas Christian 76, Tennessee 65 over Quantico Marines, Old Dominion 107 over Washington and Lee 82, Butler 77 over Southern California 75, Western Reserve 81 over Wayne State 71, Washington State 106 over Gonzaga 78, Brigham Young 109 over Illinois 98, Washington 45 over Oregon State, San Francisco 78 over California, Montana 94 over Arizona State, Seattle 85 over Utah State, and Mile-High Classic first round Wyoming 74 over Air Force 66 and Colorado State University 64 over Denver.
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NBA Results and Schedule Highlights
Friday results show Philadelphia defeating Boston 119 to 103 and Cincinnati topping Los Angeles 122 118. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at New York and Baltimore at Detroit.
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James Wood Rally Beats Central 68–62 At Woodstock
James Wood Colonels overcome a 28-26 halftime deficit to outscore Central 40-26 in the second half and win 68-62 at Woodstock. Four new starters contributed as the coach noted early tension.
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Duckpin League Scores and Standings Highlight Busy Night
Duckpinning results feature Seannette Combs leading Health Center lanes with 373 series including 147 in a strike filled frame. Sleepers beat Jetsons 2-1 as Dottie Fulton and Virginia Colley starred. Carpet Baggers top Top Cats twice while Tea Bags sweep Pistols all three games. Veterans Texaco shut out Winterettes, and League leading trips won twice over Channel Masters led by Lorain Cather and Rosalie Hook. AJ BC Chevron dominated Optimist Club Boys League with Armel Giffin Jenkins. Winchester Building Supply upset Friendship Market as several players posted notable scores. James Wood Girls League saw Farmers & Merchants National Bank take 2-0 over Beatles. postgame notes and individual scores listed. The Colonel Coach comments on early-season pace.
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Philip Vanersdale
Gene Willis
Donnie Brill
Gene Smith
Denny Martin
Bobby Schneider
Jack Lockhart
Bobby Herrell
Robert Lockhart
Jimmy Reynolds
Bobby White
Stephen Scothorn
Albert Lacy
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Clearbrook Woolen
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Peggy Combs
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Defensive Safety Kendrick and Bullitt Named W L Co Captains
Washington and Lee selects safety Bry ant Kendrick and defensive tackle Logan Bullitt as 1966 co captains. Kendrick moved from quarterback this season after defense difficulties, finishing with four interceptions and eight completions of 18 attempts. Bullitt played through injuries, remaining a stalwart on defense.
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Midway League Bowling Scores Highlight Tight Standings
Outlaws stay in first after a 3 point win over Kool Kats as Ruth Dixon and others post high games. W W H Emmart Son rises to second with Hugo Ackenham 195, 523. Pistons top M and M Texaco. Daisy Red’s, Rolling Rocks, Mecca Restaurant, Bandits, and Coffee Mill Restaurant post wins in a busy card of matches. Richard Bedell 209, Bob Batchelder 212, Tom Ferguson 220 lead individual scores.
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Pro Title Battles May Match '64 Foes
The NFL and AFL clash with key weekend games shaping potential title clinches. Baltimore, Chicago, Minnesota, Green Bay, Denver, Oakland, Buffalo, and San Diego vie for division crowns and repeat matchups from last season, with NBC televised coverage and pivotal showdowns across Saturday and Sunday.
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Levy IIs Named Coach of Year
William and Mary's Marvy Levy was named Southern Conference football coach of the year for a second straight season. Levy led the 1965 team to a 6-4 record, winning the award by a wide margin over Homer Smith of Davidson and Clarence Strasavich of East Carolina.
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Galli Retains European Bantamweight Title in Cologne
In Cologne Germany Galli defeated Bailey by stoppage while McGowe and Benitez both fought to decisions. Galli retains bantamweight title as Preberg also claims victory in Luxembourg. Benitez wins by decision in San Jose over Robles in Mexico City bout reports.
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Baseball Major League Meetings See No Major Overhauls
At Miami Beach gatherings in 1966, MLB owners kept changes minimal. Eckert stressed no immediate reforms. Anaheim to host 1967 All Star Game, while Pittsburgh hosts next year’s meeting. Disabled list relief to 15 days, fines for player fraternization rise. Milwaukee franchise bid and 1966 trades noted with Lindy McDaniel and Don Landrum moving to the Giants for Hands and Hundley.
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