Major League Franchise Valuation Near 11 Million
Two baseball leaders said bids for intramural expansion were not imminent as the going price for a major league franchise hovered around 11 million dollars. Ford Frick and Warren Giles noted no plan to bar Milwaukee in future expansion and discussed Braves move implications and team losses.
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Milwaukee
Frick
New York
Ford Frick
Warren Giles
Giles
Intram
Milwaukee County
State of Wisconsin
Brave
Braves
Milwaukee Toolater
Milwaukee Atlanta
Brewers
Roy Hotheinz
Houston Astros
Miami
Fla
Houston
Milwaukee Totlanta
Washington 34 Pittsburgh Skins bow out on right note
Washington defeats Pittsburgh 34 points in a Sunday football clash as the Redskins close their season on a high, receiving late touchdowns and solid defense. The game features standout plays from key players and ends with Washington securing a celebratory win.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Skins
Area Sports Schedule Headlines Saturday and Sunday Events
Saturday features Wesley versus Shenandoah at James Wood at 8 p.m. Clarke County hosts Paw Paw at 6:30 p.m. Poolesville visits Loudoun Valley at 6:30 p.m. Huguenot hosts Mosby at 6:30 p.m. Montevideo visits Warren County at 6:30 p.m. Mosby visits Huguenot at 6:30 p.m. Pro football sees Baltimore at Los Angeles and Sunday Pittsburgh at Washington at 1:45 p.m.
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Herndon
James Wood
Hornets
Frederick Goth
Handley
Loudoun County
Clarke County
Fauquier
The
Eagles
George Mason
Loudoun Valley
Mustangs
Johnson-Williams
Central Augusta
Tigers
Mosby
York
Rangers
Wardensville
Musselman
Warriors
Poolesville
Vikings
Warren County
Montevideo
Cats
Huguenot
John Hodson
Frederick County
Jr. High
Central
Augusta
Wesley
Shenandoah
Paw Paw
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Washington
Bills Land Half Dozen On AFL All Star Pro Grid Squad
The 1965 AP All Star team honors six Bills in a 24 man panel split with three from each league city. QB Jack Kemp, G Billy Shaw, T Tom Sestak, LB Mike Stratton, CB Butch Byrd and S George Saimes anchor the Bills on offense and defense.
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NEW York
Buffalo Bills
Associated Press
Bills
San Diego
Jack Kemp
Billy Shaw
Tom Sestak
Mike Stratton
Butch Byrd
George Saimes
Lance Alworth
Paul Lowe
Ron Mix
Earl Faison
King Pins win 3-1 as Mac Lad earns big trotting 1964
King Pins defeated Turkeys 3-1 behind a 584 series and 173-234-177 by King Pins. Junior Carter led Turkeys with a 206 in the loss. Mac Lad, bought for $35,000 as a five year old, earned over $814,000 trotting through 1964.
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Sidewinders
Jim Morton
Murphy
A. D. Hott
Phil Holliday
Phil
Adam Myers
Turkeys
Junior Carter
Mac Lad
Health Center Lanes Bowls Night of Tight Scores in League
Virginia Vance rolled a 365 series as Orts Sof Spin Bread swept Montgomery Ward in the Ladies Commercial League. GAA and J & L Lines each posted wins with top scores from Dorothy Burke 135 Ouida Minghini 124 Lucille Smith 119 and 115. Willow Lawn Market, Sunoco and others also notched three straight wins with strong scores from May and Betty Funkhouser in a busy bowling night.
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Virginia Vance
Orts Sof Spin Bread
Montgomery Ward
Ladies Commercial League
Ruby Wingfield
Maureen Davis
Sandra Arion
Juanita Schrader
Phillips
Garland Canter
Dorothy Burke
Ouida Minghini
Lucille Smith
Peggy Larrick
Jackie Fauver
J & L Lines
Galladay Building Supply
June Tusing
Louise Armstrong
Sunoco
Green Chemical Co
Bonnie Easter
Nellie Vaughn
Maxine Patton
Liz White
Bowling and Betsy Tarpy lead a busy week at lanes
Town and Country powered by Betty Tarpy 114 and 113 while Ricky Heller 123 Martha Kelchner 125 Mae Taylor 128 and Cookie Sullivan 113 also starred. Aden Advertising edged Denny’s Furniture 2-1 with Helen Linaburg 136 and Bertha Muse 111 pacing the attack.
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Betty Tarpy
Town & Country
Ricky Heller
Martha Kelchner
Mae Taylor
Cookie Sullivan
Aden Advertising
Denny’s Furniture Sales
Helen Linaburg
Bertha Muse
Philip McKee
Red Devils
Charles Luttrell
Glen Luttrell
Winchester for Star ’75 Friday Dec 17 1965
Winchester teams win twice as Don Contractor, Farmers & Merchants National Bank tripped A C Slonaker 2-0. WINC radio beat 007s. Deri-Del 2-0 over Sloopies. Coca Cola edged Up Beats. Clearbrook Woolen won twice over O Sullivan. Deri-Del posted a 524 team game. International League had five .300 hitters in 1964.
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Kilts
Tide Custer
Kardy Largent
Glynell Headley
Helen Thomas
Not Yets
Roberta Hill
Eleanore Toan
Connie Marstin
Shenandoah
American Beauty Bread
Doyles Cabinet
Floor Shop
Richard Hodson
Floyd Starnes
American Beauty
Buck Robertson
Doyles
Buzz McBride
Don Contractor
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
A.C. Slonaker
WINC
Déri- del
Sloopies
Coca Cola
Clearbrook Woolen
O*sullivan
Deri- del
Ohio State tops nation in 1965 football attendance
Ohio State led all colleges with an average of 83,256 spectators per home game in 1965, the eighth straight year as national attendance champ. Michigan finished second at 80,081, as the 1965 national college attendance rose to 24,682,572, the largest single-year increase in 18 years.
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Northside Lanes
Cats
Chickie Brown
Thelma Stratton
Kathie Perry
Dolly Glaize
Barbara Tubbesing
Associated Press
Ohio State
Hame
Buckeyes
Michigan Wolverines
Michigan
Ncaa Service Bureau Today
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Ion
Eees
Colts
Ernie Ladd
Kansas City
Jim Tyrer
Jerry Mays
Bobby Bell
Johnny Robinson
Nick Buoniconti
Oakland
Jim Otto
Dave Grayson
Denver
Oilers
Willie Frazier
Bob Talamini
Lionel Taylor
Benet
A Powell
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
Charles Town
Allaero
Northside
Willow Lawn Market
Anderson Sheet Metal
Bill Sirk
Fred Gordon
Jerry Lavecchia
Andersons
Bud Flaherty
Virginia Gentleman Restaurant
Ashworth Bros. Shenandoah Gas Co
Blue
Bill Walters
Gary Brant
Bill Grubbs
Hemingway Transport
Clarke County Lions
Shenandoah Gas Co
Estes Express
Marshall Grandstaff
W.F.W
Vernon Clark
Renner Plumbing & Heating
Ron Haines
Pinbusters
John Colpo
Kenny Rinker
Joe Guess
Bob Gladden
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Betty Funkhouser
Vista
Butch
Stuart Perry Inc
Bill Kump
Ronnie Boyd
Angar Farm
Ups & Downs
Charles Swartz
Edwin Fiddler
Beverly Hill
Bobby Pierce
Brothers Four
Hess Auto
James Pierce
Harry Mason
Paul Bromley
Donna Jennings
Kay Godfrey
Sandy
Winchester
STAR
Ohio St
Brunswick Bowling Equipment
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Brunswick
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Weert
Lancer
Brunswick Pixee
LAMAR
Sloan
FORD
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