Spiders Face Marshall in Huntington Holiday Test
Richmond coach Lewis previews a 5-3 Spider squad aiming to beat Marshall University in Huntington, with a home clash versus Davidson set for Jan. 4 at Richmond Arena. Leaders Moates Welsh Green and Roberts push offense and rebounding as UR builds depth for Southern Conference play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lewis
University of Cagers
Marshall University
Huntington
W. Va
Spiders
Davidson
Wildcats
Richmond Arena
Zier
Salem
Baby Spiders
Gale Catlett
UR Fresh
Ferrum Junior College
Arena
Open Hearth leads in dramatic 1993 league series victory
In Health Center Lanes action Open Hearth topped Peoples Cleaners 2 games to none in a high scoring set. Joe Zimmerman led Open Hearth with 428 while Eugene Easstep posted 417 for Peoples Cleaners. Several other scorers from Gift & Card Shop Buncutter Tire and Miller Auto Sales highlighted a busy night of duckpin bowling as teams advance toward year end events. A New Year Handicap is announced for Health Center Lanes with a $3 entry and top three games counting toward cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Cleaners
Powers House
Joe Zimmerman
Eugene Easstep
Francis Hudson
Chareles Minghini
Lane Reed
Eugene Funkhouser
Mickey McDonald
Kenneth Pitta
Harold Buckner
Miller Auto
Evan Creswell
Hertzmen
Artie Kiracofe
Chug White
Jack Larrick
Buncutter Tire Co
National Fruit
Mickey Perry
Frank Cooper
Jack Boyd
George Johnson
Bob Nagely
Bob Timbrook
Winchester Mobile Homes
Dr. James’ Health Club
Ed Clevenger
Charley Renner
Pete Stipe
Carl Frye
Bob Wheeler
Pete Haymaker
Edwin Snapp
Health Club
Roger Pennington
John Lowery
Peachy DeHaven
Schenck Foods
Williams Sure Bet for Hall Of Fame Today
Ted Williams appears a shoo in for election to the Hall of Fame in his first year on the ballot. Ballots were mailed to about 415 members of the Baseball Writers Association of America with a Jan 15 deadline. Williams star career includes a .344 average 521 homers and a 1941 .406 batting mark with the Boston Red Sox along with wartime service. Other newcomers on the ballot include Enos Slaughter Don Newcombe Alvin Dark Hank Sauer Bobby Thomson and Mickey Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ted Williams
Hy Hurwitz
Baseball Writers Association of America
Association
Williams
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Boston Red Sox
Enos Slaughter
Don Newcombe
Alvin Dark
Hank Sauer
Bobby Thomson
Mickey Vernon
Luke Appling
Hurwitz
Top Ten In AP Poll After Week Of Play
The AP Top Ten shows Duke leading after a 100-98 overtime win over Michigan with a 7-1 record. St Josephs Pa drops after losses to Brigham Young and Wyoming as injuries and scheduling impact the ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Duke
Michigan
St. Joseph’s
Brigham Young
Wyoming
Butler
Vanderbilt
U. of Calif
Santa Barbara
Northwestern
Bradley
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Detroit
Utah State
Providence
Houston
Wichita
Southern Illinois
Maroquette
Towa
Ze Souce Y
Texas
Doug Small Wins National Steeplechase Championship
Doug Small Jr of Monkton Maryland won the national steeplechase jockey championship for 1965 with 37 winners in 173 rides. Runners up were Tommy Walsh of Great Neck and Paut Smithwick of Monkton with 23 victories each. Burling Cocks of Unionville won the trainer’s title with 36 winners, while Smithwick led money winning trainers with $208,652. Mrs Ogden Phipps topped owners by earnings with 100,134. Bon Nouvel named best steeplechaser for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Elmont
L.I
Doug Small, Jr
Monkton, Md
Tommy Walsh
Great Neck
Long Island
Paut Smithwick
Ogden Phipps
Brookville
Theodora A. Randolph
Upperville
Rokeby Stables
Paul Mellon
Morning Telegraph
Daily Racing Form
TRA
Mako
General Tingle
Sport
College results from AP tournaments and bowls
College results from multiple tournaments including ECAC Holiday Festival Far West and Rainbow Classic with teams such as Illinois Georgetown Army Villanova Boston College Providence NYU Temple St Bonaventure LaSalle BYU Minnesota Cornell Niagara Oklahoma Oklahoma State Nebraska Missouri Arizona State Michigan Oregon State Purdue UCLA LSU and other matchups listed. Alabama Texas Orange Bowl note states Alabama’s 18th bowl appearance and a 10-6-2 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
West Vierney
Ee Pacify
San
Ww. & Mary
Santa Clara
Richmond Washare
Urman
Mary’s UC
Citadel
Passion
Caroline
Ohio Valley
BIG Ten
Kentucky
Tenn
Austin Peay
Murray
IVY
Ohio State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Columbia
Yale
Cornen
BIG Eight
Princeton
Harvard
Nebraska
Dartmouth
Kansas
Brown Eco
Colorado
Kansas State
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Wat
Ore
Texa
Missouri
Arkansas
SMU
Texas Tech
Bavier
TCU
Rice
Bradley Ves
Cincinnati
Western
Louisville
Wichita
Utah
North Texas
Brigham Young
Drake
Wyoming
St Louis
New Mexico
Arizona O
Southeastern
Arizona State
Atlantic Coas
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Maryland
Alabama
South Carolina
Florida
Duke
Mississippi
Clemson
Miss. State
N.C. State
Virgini
Georgia
North Carolina
Tulane
Wake Forest
Illinois
Georgetown
Army
Villanova
Boston
Colo. St
Temple
St. Bonaventure
LaSalle
Minnesota
Cornell
St. Jos
Niagara
Texas
Crimson Tide
Maryland Indoor Track Preview Highlighting Jim Kehoe Era
Maryland's Jim Kehoe leads a storied Terp indoor season with Frank Costello and a strong roster of pole vaulters and sprinters. The 1966 schedule includes Richmond, Navy, Millrose, A.C.C. meets, and the NCAA Indoor Meet amid a push for IC4A and conference titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kehoe
University of Maryland
College Park
Maryland
Jim
Richmond
Annapolis
Kehoe
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Lexington
Frank Costello
Costello
Tom Thompson
Tom Gagner
Pete Kowzan
Bob Williams
Jim Lee
Ernie Heaton
New Orleans
George Henry
Dave Starnes
Bob Schnetzka
Edward Marks
NW League Standings Tuesday Jan 4 Schedule
The brief lists NW League standings and upcoming games. James Wood at George Mason Fauquier at Herndon Friday January 7 features Handley versus James Wood at Frederick County Junior High Gym. Other games include Herndon at Clarke County George Mason at Fauquier, Loudoun County at Loudoun Valley Saturday January 8 Clarke County at Loudoun County Handley at Loudoun Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
George Mason Fauquier
Herndon
Handley
Frederick County Jr. High
Clarke County
George Mason
Fauquier
Loudoun County
Loudoun Valley
Basketball Standout Bubba Smith Played at Pollard High
Charles Bubba Smith, a 268 pound 6 foot 7 Michigan State end, was a star basketball player at Pollard High in Beaumont Texas. The AP standings show Boston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and New York atop their divisions while other results list Cincinnati and San Francisco games through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Cincinnati
Phila
Phia
New York
Los Angeles
San Fran
St. Louis
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
San Francis
San Francisco
Oledo
Charles
Bubba) Smith
Michigan
Pollard High
Beaumont
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall
HE Spiders
George Washington
VMI
Virginia
West Virginia
St. Francis
Furman
Tom Green
Bristol
Harvey Roberts
Norfolk
G.W
Billy McCann
Picot
Bob Crute
Radford
University of Chicago
Fred Hardy
Phealth Center
la Duck
Gift & Card Shop
Criseman Cleaners
Jimmy Lloyd
Jack DuVall
Allen Carter
Ronnie Boyd
Sonny Crisman
Crisman
Lawrence Pope
Inightcap
Roxy Hockman
Missouri Valley
Doug Small
Burly Cocks
Evan Jackson
THE
Georgia Tech
Miami
Boston U
Arizona St. U
Oregon State
Air Force
St. John’s
UCLA
Louisiana State
Rho
Okla
City
Green
Motor City
Will. & Mary
East
Ken
Mich. St
Hon. Marines
Tennessee
Shenandoah Valley
Front Royal
Terp
United States
Terps
Buster Brannon
Texas Christian University
Richmond Richman
Navy
Annapoli
Mass. K
Mass
Millrose
Boston A.A
N.Y. Ofc
V.M.I
Inquirer
NYAC
A.C.C. Chapel Hill
N.C
Mich
NBA
Emphis
Ide
Truck Service Center Inc
N. Loudoun ST
Winchester
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!