Ex-Colonels Judges clash tomorrow night at Handley gym
James Wood and Handley alumni renew their rivalry in a 7:30 p.m. charity game at Handley Gym. The Ex-Colonels lead the series 2-1 with star players Nethers Snapp Rinker Boyles Unger Prosser Hoopes Boden and Dick on Wood’s side. Handley counters with Grim Newcome Oates Wilkins and others led by coach Dix. Proceeds benefit the James Wood Touchdown Club and Judges Athletic Association.
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Donnie Unger
John Nethers
Doug Snapp
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Wood
Roy Hockman
Donnybrooks
The
Jimmy Dix
Jimmy Wilkins
Donnie Hambleton
Larry Bell
Phil Newcome
Donnie Oates
Eddie Lee
Ed Grim
Grim
Newcome
Oates
Judges’ Athletic Association
Handley Gym
Harlem Globetrotters
Shenandoah College
Hornets
Ronnie
Butch
College Basketball Results From Associated Press Summary
Alabama beat TCU 81 while North Carolina defeated Furman 101 to 56. Utah topped Texas Tech 93 and Xavier beat Utah State 109 to 88. Teams like Auburn Florida State and Brigham Young posted wins. Gator Bowl foes clash as Tennessee and Syracuse coaches differ on game expectations and preparations.
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Butler
Nat
Bradley
Drake
Chicago
Loyola
Windsor
Ont
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W. Tex
Tex. A&m
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Ohio
Auburn
Florida State
Jacksonville
Health Center Lanes to Host B P A A All Star Eliminations
The Health Center Lanes in Winchester will host the B P A A All Star Eliminations on January 14 15 21 and 22 for all Winchester area bowlers. Men play a total of 15 games eight on the first date seven on the second. ladies total 10 games five per date. Contact Ron Rainier manager at 662 9341 or 662 0465 for details.
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Winchester
Ron Rainier
Virginia boxing official pioneers fingerprint checks after fraud dive
William Brennan chief of the Virginia Athletic Commission instituted fingerprinting and photo ID for all fighters, managers and trainers applying for licenses after a phantom Norfolk bout where Neil Morrison posed as Henderson. The system, modeled on New York, aims to prevent fraud and has already denied licenses to several fighters with police records. Brennan, a retired Navy petty officer, urges stricter identification to keep boxing honest.
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Virginia Athletic Commission
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Athletic Committee
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Norfolk
Don
Come Mission Post
Bill Brennan
Casper’s Fat Year Highlights a Golf Grand Slam
AP News notes Billy Casper, 35, San Diego, 180 pounds, posted his fattest year in 1966. He won the U S Open, led money winners, earned $121,944, and tied or set scores including four subpar Open rounds. Arnold Palmer led early but Casper captured the playoff at San Francisco.
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Ben Hogan
Jack Nicklaus
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Gary Player
Tommy Jacobs
Gay Brewer
Houston
al Geiberger
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Ohio
South Africa
Australia
Bruce Devlin
England
Canada
Gary Cowan
Deane Beman
Bethesda
U.S
Merton
Ardmore
Surance
Gloria Ehret
Danbury
Conn
Mickey Wright
Texas Western tops Kentucky for 1966 NCAA title
Texas Western under Don Haskins upset Kentucky 72 65 in the NCAA final at College Park Md to claim the national title. Bobby Joe Hill scored 20 and David Lattin 16 as Kentucky’s Louie Dampier and Pat Riley tallied 19 each in defeat.
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Associated Press
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David Lattin
Hill
Lattin
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Pat Riley
Purdue Rose Bowl team enjoys Disneyland and Pasadena welcome
Purdue arrived in Pasadena for its first Rose Bowl as a Big Ten representative and joined USC Trojans at Disneyland. Coach Jack Mollenkopf stated his Boilermakers, two touchdown favorites, had 10 days of practice after leaving Lafayette Indiana.
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Ind
Hockey Scores Yesterday and This Week
Chicago defeated New York 3 to 2 and Detroit beat Boston 4 to 4 in a tied score. Boston visits Montreal on Thursday while Detroit travels to New York for another game.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
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