Dedrick Tallies 47 As Lee High Links Colonels
Dedrick swished points for Robert E. Lee High as they beat James Wood 94 62. Donnie Shiffiett led Wood with 23 while Dedrick tallied 47 and 20 field goals to pace Lee. Lee pulled away after a 37 35 halftime and a 22 point third period, finishing 5 2 on the season with James Wood ending 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedrick
Lee High
STA
Donnie Dedrick
Robert E. Lee
James Wood
Colonels
Donnie
Dedrick and Company
Woodemen
Wood
Leemen
Lee Ram
Jerry Hannas
Donnie Shiffiett
Lee
Handsley
Frederick County Junior High
Robert E, Lee
Larry Sullivan
Ronnie Rinker
Donnie Shifflett
Billy Boyles
Jay Givens
Staunton
Siegfried Sparks Celtics Past Knicks in OT Thriller
Larry Siegfried, a 17 year old rookie in the era, keyed Boston as the Celtics erased a 21 point New York lead in nine minutes of regulation and won 123 120 in overtime. Sam Jones 37 led Boston with Havlicek adding 26 as Knicks top scorer Bellamy had 26. The win comes as Russell nears 16 000 career rebounds and Boston extends strong play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Larry Siegfried
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Russell
Boston Celtics
Siegfried
Ohio State
NBA
New York
Knickerbockers
Baltimore Bullets
Jim Barnes
Rick Barry
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco
Detroit
Sacramento
Celtics
Knicks
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Boston
Havlicek
Walt Bellamy
College Results Highlights From Recent Games
Temple defeated Canisius 70 to 58 and Penn beat Villanova 73 to 60. Cornell topped Pitt 81 to 72 as Bonaventure won 100 to 67 over Baldwin Wallace. Southwest event saw Kentucky 89 over Texas Tech 73 and Washington 78 over Florida 69. Arizona 56 beat San Jose St. 47. Mississippi Valley Classic yielded Texas Western 86 Nevada 49 with Creat 105 over South Dakota 63. Akronou 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Kentucky
Texas Tech
Washington
Florida
Arizona
San Jose
Texas Western
Nevada
Creat
South Dakota
Akronoo
Michigan
Marquette
Wichita
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Lubbock
Tex
Dayton
Temple
New Orleans
Loyola
Don May
Flyers
Canisius
Philadelphia
Rock Island
Ill
Mike Silliman
Army
Louisville
Cadets
University of Louisville
Tech Defeats William and Mary In Holiday Tuneup
Georgia Tech topped William and Mary 92 73 as Phil Wagner led Tech with 20 points while Tim Walter and Jim Rama added 17 each for the Indians. Old Dominion fell 78 69 to the Quantico Marines in the Amphibious Forces Holiday Tournament title game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary
Georgia Tech
Indians
Phil Wagner
Tim Walter
Jim Rama
Old Dominion
Wednes
Little Creek
Quantico Marines
Monarchs
Kenny Lanzone
Jim Meyers
Marines
Norfolk State
Walloping
Lehigh
Cape May Coast Guard
Franklin and Marshall
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Week Across Regions
Thursday racing at Charles Town begins at 1 p.m. Mathias visits Wardensville for high school basketball at 6 30 p.m. Friday and Sunday feature pro football with Baltimore at Green Bay at 2 p.m. The GFL West playoff marks a break for the Stienandosh Cagers with a resume set for January 21 at home against Potomac State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Mathias
Wardensville
Baltimore
Green Bay
Jim Brown Named NFL MVP in AP Poll
Jim Brown, star fullback of the Cleveland Browns, was named the NFL Most Valuable Player by a 42-man AP panel. He drew 34 votes, with Gale Sayers finishing second. Brown is nearing his 30th birthday and hinted 1966 may be his last season as he negotiates a term contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Brown
Associated Press
Brown
John Unitas
Baltimore
Dave Parks
San Francisco
Lenny Moore
Gale Sayers
Chicago
Bears
Ken Willard
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
Sayers
Cleveland Browns
Ace
Art Modell
Scholastic Scores Roundup From Various High School Matches
John Marshall 69 Varina 38. Hermitage 55 Henrico 53. H Springs 80 G Wythe 60. Alumni 62 St. Vincent s 55. Liberty 54 William Byrd 51. Brunswick Md 47. Loudoun V 42. Lee taunton 94 J Wood 62. Northampton 45. C Charles 44. Alumni 56 Northumberland 49. Tappahannock 56 Marriott 41. Matoaca 85 Grange Hall 43. Alumni 78 King William 74. Waynesboro 84 Ft. Defiance 68 Harrisonburg 60 Montevideo 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Associated Press
John Marshall
Varina
Hermitage
Henrico
H. Springs
G. Wythe
Alumni
St. Vincent’s
Liberty
William Byrd
Brunswick Md
Loudoun
Lee
Taunton
J. Wood
Northampton
Oklahoma Names Jim MacKenzie New Grid Coach
Jim MacKenzie, 35, named head football coach at Oklahoma to revitalize an inept offense and satisfy alumni. He comes from Arkansas where he coached nine years under Frank Broyles and plans to install a pro type offense with a top staff after finishing the Cotton Bowl run. Broyles backs his appointment saying MacKenzie is well qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Jim MacKenzie
Oklahoma Wednesday
Soonerland
Wilkinson
Jones
Oklahoma
Sooners
Mackenzie
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Navy
Texas
Colorado
Missouri
George L. Cross
Broyles
Rackorbacks
Louisiana State
Butler Upsets Michigan 79 to 64 in Indianapolis
Butler defeats Michigan 79 64 at Indianapolis as Ed Schilling leads with 26 points. Michigan suffers back to back losses after a 100 93 overtime defeat to Duke, coach Dave Strack contends it was Michigan’s worst game in three years. Butler coach Tony Hinkle cites a strong team effort and Larry Shade as key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
University of Michigan Wolverines
Duke
Detroit
Wolverines
Butler
Indianapolis
Michigan
Dave Strack
Tony Hinkle
Hinkle
Larry Shade
Hull Leads Hawks Rally Past Rangers for Standings Tie
Bobby Hull scored twice and added an assist as the Chicago Black Hawks beat the New York Rangers 4 3 to pull into a first place tie with idle Montreal in the NHL. Hull also earned Canada's top athlete of 1964 and increased his league scoring lead to 41 points on 25 goals and 16 assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Hull
Canada
Point Ann
Ont
Stan Mikella
Montreal
Bobby Rousseau
Golden Jet
Grand Union dominates Friday Nite Pro League with 3-1 win
Grand Union takes first place by defeating Five Aces 3-1 at Northside Lanes led by Kenny Wisecarver 581 series with 205 205 171 and Jess Kiracore 603 series with 202 200 201. Five Aces Bert Hodson 194 551 paced the losers as Ritter's Variety and Tasteee-Freeze split 2-2 behind Curtis Braithwaite 576 series and Ernie Burch 200. Late Entries earn 3 points over Nameless as Taylor Finley 870 series tops, while Dave Butts 189 547 and John Bunner lead National Fruit past Wildcats 4-0 with Raymond Baker 201. Norwood O Roark tops losers 210 525. Forrest Hills League sees Ellis Shopping Center first with Lorraine Sealock 198 and Mae Brown 520. Coca Cola remains second after loss to Anderson Sheet Metal. Shasta Garrison 184 503 for Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union
Northside Lanes
Kenny Wisecarver
Jess Kiracore
Herbert Hodson
Ritter
Taylor Finley
Bob Schmitt
Dave Butts
John Bunner
National Fruit
Wildcats
Raymond Baker
Norwood O’roark
Ellis Shopping Center
Lorraine Sealock
Mae Brown
Georgiana Marshall
Local Bowling Standings and High Scores Highlight Weekend Play
Ten Pin Ks posted a 187 game and Connie Baker a 512 series for Coca Cola, Denny's Auction edged Burger Chef 38 1, Teresa O Roark 170 and Liz Butts 473 for the winners while Betty Parkson led Burger Chef 171 452. Chapman Motor Co won four points on a forfeit. Wilda Hershman 156 and Pearl Covert 403 top scores as Margie Beaver 197 and Karen Sheard 464 pace Peoples Cleaners to a 4 0 win over Zuckerman Co. Bonnie Leeds 163 and Jean Cussen 409 for the winners. Bantam League action sees Harman Bros 2 tied for first after losing 2 1 to Shoe Center. Garland Mason 125 247 for the winners, Ronie Dick 108 195 for the losers. W H Emmart & Son move into a tie for first with 2 1 over Glaize & Bros. Donald Mason 116 202 for Emmart, Skip Bolmen 96 176 for Glaize. Ken Smith Ins moves to second with a 3 0 victory over Oates Lumber Yard on Rosen. Brown 119 232 and David Judd 149 246 pace Oates. Jamison & Gore move into third with a four point forfeit. Steve Shaver 141 232 leads Harman Bros 1 past Lays Potato Chips with Rick Slayden 141 263. Kei Patterson 126 221 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Baker
Coca- Cola
Denny’s Auction
Burger Chef
Teresa O’roark
Liz Butts
Betty Parkson
Chapman Motor Co
Wilda Hershman
Pearl Covert
Margie Beaver
Karen Sheard
Peoples Cleaners
Zuckerman Co
Bonnie Leeds
Jean Cussen
Harman Bros
Shoe Center
Garland Ma~son
Ronnie Dick
Jamison & Gore
Steve Shaver
Rick Slayden
Kei Patterson
Halas Named NFL Coach of the Year in Close Balloting
Chicago Bears coach George Halas, 70, wins the AP Coach of the Year award after guiding a 9-5 Bears season. Cleveland Browns’ Blanton Collier and New York Giants’ Allie Sherman follow in votes. Halas credits his staff and players for the turnaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George
Halas
Chicago Bear
NFL
Louis Nizer
Associated Press
Bears
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Allie Sher
New York Giants
Jack Chriskus
Bear
Minnesota Vikings
Evansville Leads Small Colleges Poll Over Central State
Evansville tops the Associated Press small-college basketball poll, edging Central State of Ohio 112 to 108 for first place after a 52 overall record. Southern Illinois holds third as Steubenville ends Central State’s five-game unbeaten streak with a 58-57 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Evansville
Central State
Ohio
Central
Steubenville
San Diego State
Aces
Mt. St. Mary’s
Purdue
Toledo
North Dakota
Grambling
Akron
Phila. Textile
Youngstown
Arkansas St
Abilene Christian
Schellhase Tops Major College Scoring Race
Dave Schellhase of Purdue remained the leading scorer in major college basketball with a 35.2 average over five games through December 18, narrowly ahead of Bob Lewis of North Carolina at 34.4 in seven games. The summary notes changes in other categories with Tom Baack perfect 28 for 28 shooting, Rick Jones at 24 for 24, Jim Williams 0.678 field goal accuracy, and Keith Swagerty averaging 22.2 rebounds in six games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Bob Lewis
North Carolina
Schellhase
Lewis
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Tom Baack
Nebraska
Rick Jones
Miami
Fla
Jim Williams
Temple Sean
Keith Swagerty
University of Pacific
McQuagg to Drive Dodge Charger on Southern Nascar Tracks
Sam McQuagg of Columbus Georgia, Rookie of the Year, will drive a new Dodge Charger Fastback for Ray Nichels on southern tracks in 1966. A second Charger will race in FIA sanctioned events, with Daytona 500 slated as the kickoff. David Pearson will also drive a Charger next year built by Cotton Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Sam. McQuagg
Columbus
Ray Nichels
Nichels
Highland
Ind
Chargers
David Pearson
Pearson
Daytona
Cotton Owens
Spartanburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ga. Tech
York
Gomer Jones
Bud Wilkinson
By Ted Meier
Ed Schilling
Rangers
Red Wings
Northside
Coca-Cola
Anderson
Shasta Garrison
Betty Wil
W. H. Emmart & Son
Glaize & Bros
Donald Mason
Emmart
Skip Bolmen
Ken Smith
Oates Lumber Yard
Rosen
David Judd
Oates
Papa Bear
McQuagg Racing
Ford Frick
Ford C. Frick
Baseball Writers Association of America
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Frick
Curt Blefary
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Lefebvre
Los Angeles Dodgers
LAMAR
Sloan
FORD
1000 Valley Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!