Colonels Face Herndon in Northwestern League Showdown
James Wood travels to Herndon for a key Northwestern League game with third place on the line. Wood is 7-4 this season while Herndon sits at 9-3 as other Saturday hoops matchups include Handley vs George Mason and Clarke County versus Loudoun County in the Virginia circuit.
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James Wood
Herndon
Colonels
Wood
Loudoun County
Woodmen
Berryville
Clark
Handley
George Mason Mustangs
Virginia
Mustangs
Fauquier
Quantico
Brunswick
Loudoun Valley
Tidewater
Mosby
Johnson-Williams
Central Augusta
Wardensville
Musselman
Warren County
Luray
Central
Turner Ashby
Woodstock
Stonewall
Strasburg
Hampshire
Lee
Stauns ‘Ton
Jerry Hannas
Clarke County
Loudoun County J
Duck Pin Duck Pin Clearbrook and Bell Clothes Lead Lanes
Duckpin scores highlight multiple bowling matches on Health Center Lanes with Clearbrook Woolen and Bell Clothes Store posting two wins each, led by top games from Gilbert Taylor and Dick DuVall. Other teams such as Retail Clerks and Coca Cola posted victories in a busy evening league slate with high 350s to 370s by several players.
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Clearbrook Woolen
Cork-Kent Atlantic
Gilbert Taylor
Ivan Jackson
Dick DuVall
Bob Layman
Stanley Watkins
Bell Clothes Store
Donnie Atwood
Bell Clothes
Brent Bowman
Jimmy Shanholtz
Dickie DuVall
Ray Whitacre
Bucky Whitacre
Val Morgan
Buckley-Lages
Coca Cola
Evening Star Ladies League
Marie Fauver
Louise Armstrong
Mabel Grim
Patty Combs
Sam Dairy
Cooper
Garnett McCarty
Haze Petty
Glenda Cole
Iva Lee
Nellie Vaughn
Mason Real & Insurance
Naomi Houston
Peggy Myers
Betty Sheetz
Evelyn Tucker
Polly
Ernie Nesselrodt
Helen Richard
Pat Clevenger
Yvonne Claytor
Betty Carroll
Farmers & Merchante National Bank
Diet Rue Cola
Eleanor Buckner
Olga Brown
Peggy Eastep
Sunoco
Ladies Commercial League
Bonnie Easter
Maxine Patton
Cole and Glancy Reach 1000 Point Milestones
Lonnie Cole of Whitewood and John Glancy of King George surpassed 1000 career points in scholastic basketball as of last week. Cole stood at 532 points in 17 games for a 31.3 average, while Glancy had 373 points in 14 games for a 26.6 average, narrowing gaps in Group II scoring titles.
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Richmond
Lonnie Cole
Whitewood
John Glancy
King George
Cole
Glancy
Jim Giuseppe
William Monroe
Lowell Reed
Auburn
Boxing Roundup Notable Wins From London to Los Angeles
Fights reported by The Associated Press show Jack Bodell of Britain stopping Ski Goldstein of San Diego. Jose Mariano Echevarria halted Tommy Fields of Los Angeles. Jerry Quarry KOed Prentice Snipes of Miami, Raul Rodriguez outpointed Andy Gonzalez of Pittsburgh.
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London
Jack Bodell
Britain
Ski Goldstein
San Diego
Calif
Barcelona
Spain
Jose Mariano Echevarria
Tommy Fields
Los Angeles
Jerry Quarry
Prentice Snipes
Miami
Raul Rodriguez
Mexico City
Andy Gone
Zalez
Pittsburgh
Track meet results show multiple 1 000-point scorers in early groups
Manson of Blackstone posted 26.9, Eddie ou Priest of Victoria 25.7, Wayne Cook of Buckingham 24.6. Calvin Cowles, Dale Chenault, and Joe Loveday followed in Group I. Group II began with Jerry Hounshell over 1 000 points, joined by Cole, George Henshaw, Thad Ford, Jimmy Huff, and James Mounts who also topped the barrier that same night.
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Jimmy Huff
Castlewood
James Mounts
Hurley
Cole
On the Throne Bred by Vanderbilt Sires Kentucky Colt
A Kentucky bred colt named On the Throne, a son of Royal Coinage out of Bit This Out, was bred by Alfred Vanderbilt. The horse joins a line of racing stock associated with Vanderbilt's stable.
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On the Throne
Alfred Vanderbilt
Kentucky
IFLE TALK By HARRY STEBBINS
The article opposes House of Delegates Bill 185 calling for pistol registration and a waiting period. It argues rights defense and urges personal letters to legislators, referencing past invasions and record grabbing. It also notes Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club meetings and an NBA approved match setup for April at the outdoor range.
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House of Delegates
de. Marion G. Galland
Alexandria
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
William Stickley
Washington
Hockey League By AP: Thursday Results and Upcoming Games
The Associated Press notes no games were played Thursday. Saturday matchups include Chicago at Montreal, New York at Toronto, and Boston at Detroit. Michigan State’s Dick Kenney set a school record with 11 field goals last season, missing six attempts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Dick Kenney
Rams Beat Salem 90 81 to Reach Semi finals
Shepherd earned a 90-81 victory over Salem in the West Virginia Conference tournament to advance to the semifinals. Gary Phalen and Allan Baker combined for 46 points with Phalen grabbing 17 rebounds while Baker added 21 points. Bob Schneider led Salem with 35 points as Shepherd built a 20-7 early lead and led 47-37 at halftime.
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Shepherd
Samn
West Virginia
Gary Phalen
Allan Baker
Rams
Phalen
Baker
Bob Schneider
Salem
College Cage Schedule Roundup Friday and Saturday Domino
Friday features George Washington at Virginia Tech St Josephs against Davidson at Charlotte Bridgewater at Randolph Macon Frederick at Rollins Emory Henry at Washington and Lee Old Dominion at Baltimore U Pem broke at RPI Virginia State at Morgan Norfolk State at St Pauls Dixie Conference Tournament in Lynchburg Saturday lists William and Mary at Richmond VMI at Virginia Syracuse at West Virginia Davidson at The Citadel Wofford at Furman Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Virginia at North Carolina Rider at Randolph Macon Frederick at Florida Southern Roanoke at Hampden Sydney Western Maryland at Bridgewater Pembroke at RPI Virginia State at Howard Dixie Conference Tournament in Lynchburg
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George Washington
Virginia Tech
St. Joseph’s
Davidson
Charlotte
Bridgewater
Randolph-Macon
Frederick
Rollins
Emory & Henry
Washington & Lee
Old Dominion
Baltimore U
Pembroke
RPI
Virginia State
Morgan
Norfolk State
St. Paul’s
Dixie
Lynchburg
William & Mary
Richmond
VMI
Virginia
Syracuse
West Virginia
Citadel
Wofford
Furman
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Rider
Randolph- Macon
Florida Southern
Roanoke
Hampden- Sydney
Western Maryland
Howard
Schedule Switch Sets New Opponents Then
Central Augusta hosts Johnson Williams tonight at Staunton after switching from Tigers Saturday. Winchester Catholic Youth Academy plays Johnson Williams Saturday night at Berryville. yesterday's game is canceled. Dodgers star Koufax adds to career totals with 2 079 strikeouts in 2033 innings for a 9.35 per game average, leading 1000 innings pitchers in major league history.
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Johnson-Williams
Central Augusta
Tigers
Staunton
Winchester
Catholic Youth Academy
Berryville
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Cubs win seventh straight contract derby in 1966
Chicago Cubs completed their 1966 contract signings as pitcher Bob Humphreys became the 39th rostered player to accept terms. Humphreys posted a 2-0 record with a 3.14 ERA over 66 innings in 41 games last season. Catcher Ed Bailey, 34, who had been sold to the California Angels, had already signed his 1966 Cubs contract.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Bob Humphreys
Humphreys
Cubs
Ed Bailey
California Angels
Cub
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Ros Evening Star
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Russ Potts
Star Sports
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Aggie McCall
Loma McIntyre
Betty Carper
Peggy Cris
Phillips
Willow Lawn Market
Aden
Betty Funkhouser
Louise Lewis
Martha Kelchner
Mary Jane Ewing
Green Chemical Co
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Green Chemical
Mary Ann Funk
Marie Franklin
Sally Patton
Betty Huyett
Frances Crisman
J & L Lines
Montgomery Ward
Denny’s
Juanita Schrader
Thelma Bucher
Sandra Arion
Nancy de Schon
Allen Carter
Carroll Martin
Kenny Sisler
Jimmy Dix
Beverly Hill
Harry Mason
Hess
Rosenberger
Paul Bromeley
Charles Luttrell
Roger Swartz
Jimmy Anderson
Angar Farm
Stuart Perry, Inc
Porky Anderson
Larry Clark
James A. Sawyer
Butch Rathies
Andy Pierce
Frankie Pierce
Brothers Five
Red Devils
Charles Mason
A. C. Slonaker
Don Bayliss
O'Sullivan
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
WINC
Alley Breakers
UpBeats
Deri del
Betty Berg
Pam Sirbaugh
Terry Nicholson
Barbara Vance
JoAnne Killough
Karen Jennings
Diane Webber
Donna Jennings
Pam Hartman
Barbara Ruckman
Judy Sargent
Debbie Thompson
Charlottesville
Kenny Easter
Bill Gentry
Eddie
Star
Larry Sullivan Young
Charlie Goode
Roger Shhenk
George Scheulen
Jim Stover
Jim Harman
J. D. Robinson
Ronnie Allanson
Craig Kern
G Steve Hepner
Orange
Joe
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Loudoun ST
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Harry Stebbins
Hockey League
EW International Metro
METRO
Charlestown
W.va
Alderson-Broad Dus
Morris
Harvey
West Virginia Wesleyan
West Virginia State
Burroughs Corporation
Burroughporation
G. Tyler Ford
P.O
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Oldsmobile
George
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Monza
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Chevelle
Rambler
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