Handley Judges Basketball Schedule and Opponents
The schedule lists Handley High School basketball games with locations at Loudoun County and Loudoun Valley. Entries show home and away designations, opponent names such as James Monroe and district notes, with game times around 8:45.
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Loudoun County
Loudoun Valley
Feuquier County
Saines Wood, Mosby Rcad
Pyeuk Raval
Southern Conference Opener Sparks VMI W and M Clash
VMI Keydets host William and Mary in the Southern Conference opener as both seek an early league victory. VMI aims to rebound from 0-2 start while W and M arrives after an 81-49 season debut win. Blair defends for VMI against W and M’s sharp shooter.
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Cavalry
VMI
William
Weenie Miller
Miller
Texas Tech
Raiders
Duckpin bowling results dominate Health Center lanes
Golden Rule posts 533 567 598 for 1698 as Church League wins three over Congregational United Church of Christ. Peachy DeHaven leads with 377 in a winners set, while various teams like Centenary Reformed and Sleepers notch multiple victories amid a full roundup of scores and notable individual totals.
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Golden Rule
Congregational United Church of Christ
Peachy DeHaven
Dick Renner
el Keller
Congregational
Jack Boyd
Don Pless
Charles Swartz
Church of Christ
Mt. Pleasant
Ivan Jackson
Dr. Allen
Bonnie Eastep
Sleepers
Irene Borror
Alice Godlove
Drips
Jetson
Dottie Fulton
Marvena Braithwite
Evelyn Nickerson
Dolly Inscore
Isabelle Calkins
Pistols
Peps
Harriett Ways
Jeanne Kaval
Frances Martin
Channel Masters
Turtles
DeMolay
Shenandoah News
Gary Teets
Charles Mason Jr
Coca Cola
Dr. James’ Health Club
Cubby Burke
Tommy Anderson
James Hilleary
Heed
Wade D
Dr. Pepper
Jamison
Gore
Tech's Adams Signs To Play In Blue Gray Game
Seven more college football players signed Thursday to play in the Blue Gray game on December 28. Kentucky lineman Merschel Turner and Virginia end Jake Adams joined, while Penn State halfback Don Caum, Wichita quarterback Henry Schichtle, Purdue end Dave Ellison, Kansas guard Ken Coleman, and Indiana guard Carmen Bencivenni also signed Blues contracts.
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Montgomery
Ala
Kentucky
Merschel Turner
Virginia
Jake Adams
Blues
Penn State
Don Caum
Henry Schichtle
Wichita
Dave Ellison
Purdue
Ken Coleman
Kansas
Indiana
Carmen Bencivenni
NBA Results From AP Cincinnati Surges Past Boston 118 108
NBA results show Cincinnati defeats Boston 118 to 108 as St Louis holds off Philadelphia 106 to 103. Todays games include Baltimore versus New York.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Virginia Tech kicker Schweickert named third team All America back
Virginia Tech quarterback Bob Schweickert earns third team All America back honors. Southern and ACC players receive honorable mention including ends Stan Crisson Duke Lou Fogle Clemson Vince Petno The Citadel Pete Emelianchi Duke Bob Kowalkowski Virginia Gene Breen Virginia Tech Bill Welsh VMI guards Farnley Todd Virginia Tom Gibson South Carolina Jerry Cabe North Carolina Bill Sullivan N C State Newt Green Virginia Tech Bob Soleau William and Mary centers Ted Bunton Clemson Chris Hanburger North Carolina Pete Goimarac West Virginia Charlie Cole VMI backs Jim Rossi N C State Ken Willard Junior Edge North Carolina Pat Crain Clemson Scotty Glacken Duke Darryl Hill Dick Shiner Maryland Dick Drummond George Washington Kenny Stoudt Richmond Sonny Utz Virginia Tech.
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Associated Press
Bob Schweickert
Virginia Tech
Stan Crisson
Duke
Lou Fogle
Clemson
Vince Petno
Citadel
Pete Emelianchi
Bob Kowalkowski
Virginia
Gene Breen
Bill Welsh
VMI
Farnley Todd
Tom Gibson
South Carolina
Jerry Cabe
North Carolina
Bill Sullivan
N. C. State
Newt Green
Bob
Boston Cincinnati at Boston
A sports card notes matchups featuring Boston against Cincinnati and St. Louis facing Detroit, with Los Angeles traveling to San Francisco.
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Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tenpin League Action Highlights Northside Classic Scores
Ron Haines led Channel Masters to a 3-1 win over Snyder Plumbing with a 606 set after a 176 opening game. Teammates Jim Morton and Jerry Goodman added 580 and 575. Other leagues across the page feature Plumly, Pepe Texaco, Tex’s Restaurant, Lamaster's Mobile Homes, Huntsberry's Shoes, and multiple 3-1 and 4-0 results including Buckley-Lages, Jamison and Gore, and Farmers and Merchants Bank. High series, 601 by Dick Samiec, and 474 by Ellen Leight noted.
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Ron Haines
Channel Masters
Synder Plumbing
Northside Lanes
Haines
Jim Morton
Jerry Goodman
Turk Wingfield
Plumly
Fender
Hal Dawson
Nacie Dorsey
Bob Baker
Bruce Taylor
Pepe Texaco
Lee Jackson
Buck Robertson
Tommy Dorsey
George Dofflemyer
Tex
Jerry Salinger
al Kibler
Lamaster
Huntsberry
Dick Samiec
R. C. Cola
Winchester
Samiec
Lady Brunswick League
Buckley-Lages
Jamison and
Gore Insurance
Ellen Leight
Shasta Garrison
Mary Jane Robertson
Jamison
Gore
Commercial and Savings Bank
Painter
Vanda Wisecarver
Jean Sipe
Pat Whitacre
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Winchester Mobile Homes
Faye Stotler
Snow White Grill
Green Chemical
Robbie Kerns
Jolly Jack's
Lupton Insurance
Douglas Home to Visit Canada in February
Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home will meet Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson in Ottawa from February 10 to 12. The trip precedes his talks in Washington with President Johnson on February 12 and 13.
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London
Alec Douglas-Home
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Ottawa
Washington
Johnson
Navy Favored To Down Army In Philly showdown
In Philadelphia Navy, ranked No 2 and eyeing the Cotton Bowl, faces Army in the 64th meeting. Coach Wayne Hardin says Navy will prove itself while Army coach Paul Dietzel vows to never expect defeat. The game at Municipal Stadium draws 100000 fans and CBS TV coverage.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Paul Dietzel
West Pointers
Roger Staubach
Annapolis
Dallas
Dietzel
Wayne Hardin
Hardin
Midshipmen
CBS
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Corps of Cadets
Kennedy
Three More Grid Coaches Fired in Four Days
The University football coaching purge continues with six coaches dismissed in four days. Washington State's I'm Sutherland Boston University's Steve Sinko and Ohio Wesleyan's Glenn Fraser join Tennessee's Jim McDonald Georgia's Vince Dooley and Wake Forest's Johnny Griffith and Billy Hildebrand among the fired. Only Douglas Dickey and Vince Dooley have filled openings.
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Washington State
I’m Sutherland
Steve Sinko
Boston University
Ohio Wesleyan
Glenn Fraser
Tennessee
Jim McDonald
Georgie
Johnny Griffith
Billy Hildebrand
Wake Forest
Douglas Dickey
Vince Dooley
Georgia
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Phil Lotz
Mike Crone
Thom Quarles
Rusty McDonald
Charles Lake
Elwood McIntyre
Jim Lake
Presbyterian
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Ed Rhine
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Millard Moore
Cork St
DODGE
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Mike Deems
Bob Johnson
Tech
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Schweickert
Window Cleaners
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Top Cats
M&m Texaco
Berryville Avenue
Esso
Rolling Rock
Mixed Nuts
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Daisy
Red
Gutter Strutters
Alleycats
Lively
Royal Lunch
Cotton Pickers
the Bandits
the Outlaws
The
Sporadics
Outlaws
Monty Mallory
al Renner
Fred Kalat
Goofers
Beatniks
Fireballs
Chanceettes
Twisters
Jaybirds
Jets
Funsters
Mermaids
Rebels
Connie Martin
Ladies
Goon Buy
Plymouth
Clarke County Motors
Berryville, Va
Ted's Newsstand
S. Loudoun ST
Wincheste
Allen and
Fresh Tobacco
S & Supplies
Hershey’s
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire Service
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock St