Wardensville High Clamps Mosby 72 to 29 in League Game
Wardensville High School outpaced Mosby Academy 72 29 as Teddy Hott led a 11 man rotation. Jimmy Combs 16 and Jimmy Dyer 11 paced Wardensville while Randy Ramey led Mosby with 12 points and coach Hodson’s squad dropped their second straight. Hott named outstanding player of the evening.
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Wardensville
Red Wardensville
Teddy Hott
Swamp Mosby Academy
Warriors
Rangers
Jimmy Combs
Jimmy Dyer
Randy Ramey
Mosby
John
Hodson
Ramey
Inc
Petey Vance
Vante
Hott
Joe Will
Alvin Cline
Bill Fox
Randy Bamey
D. Ruffner
Jimmy Thomas
Bruce Payne
Tommy Carr
Jack Ringley
Il Jimmy Combs
Ross Webster
James Barney
Jack Hershman
James Bowman
Kenneth Dove
C. Garrette
Roger Rudy
Billy Westfall
Mosby Wardensville
Duke Stuns No 1 UCLA In Durham Showdown
Duke Blue Devils upset top ranked UCLA 82-66 in Durham. Johnny Wooden laments the loss as Duke dominates with fast breaks and key scorers Marin 20 points Lewis 16 Vacendak 14. UCLA’s Mike Lynn led with 19. St John’s Kansas State and others win in early college action.
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Johnny Wooden
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Bruins
Durham
N.C
Kansas
Associated Press
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Ohio State
Illinois
Iowa
Chicago
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Mon- Marin
Lewis
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Vacendak
Mike Lynn
Redmen
Sonny Dove
Bob McIntyre
Dove
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Walt Wesley
Jayhawks
Ron Franz
Gary Ward
Miami
Ohio
Pitt
Duquesne
George Washington
Pittsburgh
Tennessee State
Fordham
Idaho
Portland
Ore
California
Nebraska
Richmond
Furman
Lane action highlights city duckpin league play
Braddock St Methodist led by Peachy DeHaven 150 and Sonny Crisman 366 in a 1730 set as three wins over Church of Christ. United Church of Christ beat Highland Ave Presbyterian 3 0 while other groups posted scores across multiple teams with notable totals including Leggett's 431 series by Paul Bromiley in the Optamist Club Boys League.
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Braddock St. Methodist
Church of Christ
Peachy DeHaven
Sonny Crisman
Bill Lyons H
Doug Sirbaugh
Congregational United Church of Christ
Highland Ave
Presbyterian
Ivan Jackson
Ronnie Boyd
Ernie Pugh
Don Pless
Charles Swartz
Philip McKee
Tommy Anderson
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Edwin Fiddler
Stephenson
United Brethren
Pete Stipe
Elwood McIntyre
Allen Carter
Jim Laise
Lester Arnold, Jr
Pre- Mets
Reformed
United Brehtren
Stephenson Methodist
Lawrence Pope
Bill Keyton
Artie Kiracore
Sam McCall
Lois Hill
Harry Aikens
Francis Ashworth
Cork St. Christian
Mt. Pleasant
Bob Brooks
Paul Bromley, Jr
Leggett’s
Chuckers
AJBC
Winchester
Bromiley
American Junior Bowling Congress
Leggett
Mac Ferguson
James Stotler
Gary Teets
David Herell
Channel Masters Earn Only Decision Over Jet Sons
Five spares helped Rosemary Day score 133 as Channel Masters won its lone decision over Jet Sons in the Health Center Thursday. Virginia Colley posted 14g 141 and 110 to total 334.
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Channel Masters
Jet+ sons
Thursding Jetsons
Virginia Colley
College Scores From Steel Bowl Tournament Card
Notable games from the Steel Bowl at Pittsburgh include UCLA 66 vs Louisiana State 91, California 87 against Nebraska 71, and Brigham Young 123 vs Virginia of America Mexico 66. Other outcomes feature Duke 82 over Coast Guard 85, Southern Illinois 68 over Chattanooga 47, North Dakota 92 over Parsons 87, and New Mexico State 91 over Nevada Southern St. Joseph N.M. 106.
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Duke
UCLA
Louisiana State
Southern Sea ‘State
Midwest
Illinois
Chattanooga
North Dakota
Parsons
South Dakota State
Man
Kate
St. Joseph N.M
New Mexico State
Brigham Young
VA. of America
Mexico
Pittsburgh
Colts and Redskins Favored in Key NFL Conflicts
AP sports writer notes Colts at home versus Green Bay with Taylor back and Unitas sidelined. predictions cover NFL and AFL games including Dallas vs St. Louis, Chicago vs San Francisco, Rams vs Browns, Lions vs Vikings, Redskins vs Giants, and AFL matchups with Oakland, New York, San Diego, Buffalo, and Kansas City.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Packers
Jim Taylor
Colts
John
Oakland
New York
Raiders
Jets
Joe Namath
San Diego
Houston
Chargers
Buffalo
Oller
John Hade
Paul Lowe
Kansas City
Bills
Charley Ferguson
Chiefs
Boston
Denver
Broncos
Mounties Invade Illinois in patchy play and early conference action
Mountaineers and teams across the Southern Conference launch a busy schedule with mixed results. Richmond defeated Furman 92 83 to rise to 3 0 in league play, while George Washington dropped its fourth straight in the Steel Bowl. Old Dominion and Hampden Sydney battle for early league lead as Virginia small college teams post high scoring nights.
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Illinois
Waters
Champaign
Davidson
East Carolina
Pirates
Fursman
William and Mary
W&m
Williamsburg
Citadel
East Tennessee
Richmond
Virginia
George Washington
Pitt
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
Furman
West Virginia
Duquesne
Miami
Ohio
Old Dominion
Hampden - Sydney
Lynchburg
Jerry Nichols
Randy
Leddy
Wayne Profitt
Frederick
Neil Hodges
Lions
RPI
Lynn Creech
Mel Dunnavant
Twain
Roanoke
Butz
Eastern Mennonnite College
John Mongero
Randolph Macon
Ashland
Grove City
Irv
Eree Fr
Yellow Jackets
New Haven
Coring Shaw
Howard
St. Paul’s
Washington
Turner Ashby Defeats Warren County 77-59 in District Ten clash
Rick Wampler poured in 34 points as Turner Ashby Black Knights upset Warren County 77 59 to seize the District Ten lead. Warren County drops to 2-1 in league play while Turner Ashby improves to 3-0 overall and in district.
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Turner Ashby
Warren County
Dayton
Rick Wampler
Black Knights
Warren County Wildcats
Wildcats
Warren
Elkton Powers Past Strasburg 60 46 In District Showdown
Elkton High placed three in double figures as Jim Eadie scored 14 points to lead the Elks to a 60 46 win over Strasburg in District 10. Richard Seal added 12 and Tom Ross 11 while Strasburg's Gary Little had 16 and John Wymer 15 for the Rams. The loss was Strasburg’s first league defeat and the Rams were outscored 46 to 24 from the floor.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Bears
49Ers
John Brodie
Gale Sayers
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Rams
Packers
Browns
Strasburg
Elkton High
ELKS
Jim Eadie
Elkton
Richard Seal
Tom Ross
Gary Little
John Wymer
Im Eacie
Cabbage Richard Seal
Mark Merica
D. Shifflett
Larry Lolivar
Dean Ellis
Dwight Yates
R, Conner
Bob Fravel
NBA Friday Results and Tonight’s Games
The NBA saw Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 129 to 110 and Detroit prevail 116 to 114 over Philadelphia. New York won 109 to 106 against St Louis while Baltimore defeated San Francisco 145 to 127. Tonight matchups include San Francisco at Boston and Baltimore at New York.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Boston
James Wood Wrestlers Open 1965-66 Season at Home
James Wood hosts Stonewall Jackson of Manassas for the season opener in a 7 30 p m match. Coach Willie Walters led WIWA and Northwestern League champions last year as they debut in 1965 66 at Wood.
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James Wood
Wood
Stonewall Jackson
Manassas
Willie Walters
Crew
WIWA
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Pro and College Action
Sunday features New York at Washington and Green Bay at Baltimore in pro games both at 1 45 p m. Monday brings Shenandoah vs GW Fresh at 8 p m in college basketball. High school wrestling has Stonewall of Manassas at James Wood at 7 30 p m and Tuesday lists Shenandoah at Baltimore J C in college basketball plus Handley at Clarke County in high school prelims at 6 30 p m.
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New York
Washington
Green Bay
Baltimore
Shenandoah
GW Fresh
Stonewall of
Baltimore J.C
Handley
Clarke County
Ambruski Signs With Buffalo Bills
Ken Ambruski the Bills top future draft choice last year signed with Buffalo. The 6 foot 190 pound halfback from Maryland had also been a future draft choice of the Chicago Bears.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ken ‘Ambruski
The
Buffalo Bills
Ambruski
University of Maryland
Chicago Bears
Randolph-Macon Academy Cage Schedule
Basketball schedule for Randolph-Macon Academy lists games from December 1 through February 26, including home and away matches against St James Woodberry Forest Mercersburg Augusta Episcopal Collegiate Fishburne Massanutten St Christopher and Peary H.S. Prep League games noted with coach Dan Collins and captain Charles McFall.
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St. James
Woodberry Forest
Mercersburg
Augusta, M.A
Episcopal H.S
Collegiate
Augusta M.A
Fishburne M.S
Massanutten
St. James Home
Peary H.S
Woodberry Home Forest
St. Christopher
Fishburne
Dan Collins
Charles McFall
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