Wood in Finale Tomorrow as James Wood Dominates
James Wood High School recent wrestling twin bill defeated Berkeley Springs 47-5 and Strasburg 45-8, extending their unbeaten streak to 12. The Colonels posted seven pins and details list cagey wins by Haines, Gentry, Whitacre, Soule, Wilson, Stover, and others. James Wood hosts Virginia School for the Deaf at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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James Wood
Berkeley Springs
Strasburg
Clarke County
Virginia School For the Deaf
Eagles
Robert Dart
Willie Mitchell
John Haines
Roger Soule
Jim Brown
Dave Cather
Ricky Wilson
Bill Gentry
Dennis Whitacre
Mickey
Bill Martin
Michael
Unger
Silver
John Ridings
Yost
Daniel Whitacre
Glasscock
T. Risinger
Jim Stover
J. Risinger
Archie Robinson
Payne
David Cather
Keseeker
Mike Bryan
Colonels
Mary Helen Massie
Richmond
Kenny Foster
Steve Loveless
Foster
Henrico High
Charlottesville
Judges' Athletic Association Dance Tomorrow Night
The Judges' Athletic Association will hold its annual dance tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel. The event is for members and guests and will begin at 9 30 p.m.
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Judges’ Athletic Association
George Washington Hotel
Knicks Rally Past Bulls Behind Big Men Scoring
Knicks beat Bulls 112 103 as Walt Bellamy 25 and Willis Reed 24 with 21 rebounds led New York. Cazzie Russell and Bill Bradley played limited roles while Bob Boozer topped Chicago with 28 points. Other NBA results included San Francisco 128 San Diego 114 and St Louis 113 Seattle 110.
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Associated Press
Cazzie Russell
Bill Bradley
New York Knicks
Walt Bellamy
Willis Reed
Knicks
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Russell
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
Seattle
Paul Silas
SuperSonics
Rod Thorn
Lenny Wilkens
Hawks
Rudy LaRusso
San Diego Sports Arena
Rockets
Don Kojis
Peace Fails to Hold in AAA NCAA Track Feud
The long running dispute between the AAU and NCAA over track meet sanctioning remains unresolved after a federal arbitration board's report. The panel split responsibilities among AAU open meets and USTFF closed meets, but key parties reject the plan. President statements from AAU and NCAA officials express ongoing resistance and fears for a unified governing body.
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Peace
Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
Theodore Kheel
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
AAU
Mexico City
Warren G. Magnuson
D.wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Arbitration Board
Thhe
U.S. Track and Field Federation
USTFF
Kheel
Wilfred Crowley
Walter Byers
David Matlin
Donald Hull
Ten Pin Ten Pin High Team Scores From Northside Lanes
Bowling match results show Shockeys and Trucker teams leading in several fixtures. Individual scores include Shockeys B Tilling 174 and Starnes 195, and Trucker’s Lowcry 236 and Ramey 205 with team totals near 2735. Other pairs feature Silver, Ramblers and Intertype across multiple lanes.
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Northside Lanes
E. Sealock
Doyle
B. Robertson
W.F.W
J. Oats
Ramblers
D. Boyd
Va. Aresol
H. Jones
Cathers
E. Pateterson
Clarke Lions
R. Racer
Crown No. 1
W. DeHaven
C. Michael
B & M Chev
R. Malone
Itrucker
P. Ramey
Hemingway
B. Grubbs
Pat
K. Kump
Ashworth
S. Erickson
Al’s
D. Smith
Lamar Sloan
F. Gordon
F.W
Blue
P. Purtlebaugh
Floor Shop
B. McBride
Beagle Trial Results in 13 Inch Class
Results for the 13 inch beagle trial list numerous entries with placements from 1st to 5th including dogs such as Rock-A-Way Rickie and Connell's Nell. Owners and locations span Maryland and Delaware with participants named like Mr. Dale Thompson Front Royal and Mr. James Jordan Winchester.
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Dale Thompson
Silver Spring
Franklin L. Snyder
Front Royal
Jill I
William Curtis
Kensington
Cedar Lake
Zed E. Brittain
Clifton
Pleasant Valley
Ist
J. Reehoe
James Jordan
Winchester
Stan
Earle
Stanley Derrow
Broadway
Delroe Bonnie
Halley
Bualah
Jimmy Halley
Orange
Sweet Thing
Bowie Young
Shenandoah
Virginia bids for national slow pitch tournament
The Amateur Softball Association of America will select sites for 1969 national tournaments at its Feb. 7-9 Las Vegas meeting. Virginia files a bid to host the national 16 inch slow pitch tournament Aug 31 to Sept 2 in Richmond. Hank Wolfe, Virginia USA Commissioner, will attend the Las Vegas gathering, aiming to bring the meeting to Richmond in 1970 or 1971.
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Richmond
Amateur Softball Association of America
Las Vegas
Oklahoma City
Stratford
Conn
Clearwater
Fla
Jones Beach
New York
Industrial
Cincinnati
Virginia
Mexico City
Aurora
Ill
Sealmasters
Virginia USA
Hank Wolfe
Ashe Favored In Richmond Tennis Play
A eight player field opens in the Fidelity Bankers Invitational at The Arena in Richmond with Arthur Ashe favored to win. Defending champion Charles Pasarell is seeded No. 1 and Spaniard Manuel Santana is No. 3, with six U S top ten players in the lineup. Semifinals Saturday and finals Sunday. Pasarell to begin a two year stint in the armed forces next month.
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Richmond
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
Frank Froehling
Charles Pasarell
Pasarell
Spain
Maneuel Santana
Clark Graebner
Santana
United States
Graebner
Ron Holmberg
Essex Knights Defeat Shenandoah 83-68 In Home Win
Essex Knights of Essex Maryland defeated Shenandoah Hornets 83-68 at Handley. Jerry Vignola scored 29 in the second half to finish with 29 points, while Tom Lynn added 22. Shenandoah’s Billy Boyles led with 15 as Clarke Dixon and Ivan Stubbs added 14 and 12.
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Essex Knights
Essex
Shenandoah Hornets
Handley
Jerry Vignola
Tom Lynn
Knights
Maryland
Terry Corcoran
Hornets
Billy Boyles
Hornet
Ivan Stubbs
Shenandoah
Clarke Dixon
Boyles
Dixon
Stubbs
Fletcher
Corcoran
Moore
Dyer
Kokernak
Page
Purvis
Totals
T. Lynn
Basile
Reinbold
Vignola
Phoebus
Pastore
Crook
Harner
Hammer
Thanner
I Totals
Santa Anita to Run Strub Stakes Despite Boycott
Federal judge orders Santa Anita to proceed with the $100000 Charles H Strub Stakes featuring Da mascus as horsemen threaten suit over purse disputes. Los Angeles Turf Club officials obtained a temporary restraining order after a Wednesday night boycott vote by HBPA members. Related: Dayton Luray and Turner Ashby clash for first in District 10 tomorrow night. Lawson Little, two time U S Open champ, dies at 57 at Pebble Beach.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Charles H. Strub
Damascus
Los Angeles Turf Club
Charles H. Carr
Carr
Horsemen’s’ Benevolent and Protective Association
California
Federation of California Racing Associations
Dayton
Luray
Turner Ashby
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Willie Walters
Berkeley
Barnes
Lohman
RAMS
Gary Wilson
Fred Hodson
Tommy Miller
Dennis Neff
Roy MacAvoy
Clarke
Ronnie Brown
Rick Rinker
Harry Morris
Stras
Burg
Ramey Cather
David Bell
Chuck Ashcraft
Terry Maron
Standouts
Judges
Assn
Dance Tomorrow
Bulls
Bradley
Bob Boozer
Flynn Robinson
Shockey’s
Truckers
Shenandoah Handicap League
Pat’s
Cather’s
Lions
V.F.W
Al’s Front End
Snyder’s
Intertype
Ashworth Lamar Sloan
Worthside
Crown No
Shockeys Mh
Miller's
Gas
Aresol
South Atlantic Association
Eastern Federation
Connells
Tiny
Robert R. Connell
Newark
Dela
Connell’s
Nell
Robert R. Conell
El-Roy’s
Timmy
Elmer L
Paddy
Harwood
Rockaway
Hudson’s
Milton Hudson
Chancetown
Vic Arthur
Star Sports
Rich Reinbold
Joe Basile
Granville Zopp
Frostburg
Andy McDonald
HBPA
Little
Pebble Beach, Calif
Lawson Little
Pebble Beach
Monterey Peninsula
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