James Wood Hosts Mason as Colonels Clash with Unbeaten Mustangs
James Wood meets George Mason High tonight as Fairfax County rivals the Colonels seek wins over top teams. Donnie Shifflett leads Fauquier with 15 ppg as 6:30 p.m. varsity junior varsity tipoff anchors a full local basketball slate including Warren County at Rappahannock and Strasburg at Stonewall Jackson.
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James Wood
Falls Church
Colonels
George Mason High
Mustangs
Fairfax County
Yankees And Orioles Top Fielders In Final Averages
The Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees each named two infielders among the AL leaders. Jerry Adair and Luis Aparicio paced Baltimore with .986 and .971 fielding marks, while Joe Pepitone and Whitey Ford starred for the Yankees with .997 and 1.000. Rocky Colavito led outfielders with perfect 162 game fielding.
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Boston
Bartimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Luis Aparicio
Adair
Aparicio
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Whitey Ford
Pepitone
Ford
South Span
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Merrick Quits At Richmond Football Coach Steps Down
Edwin J. Merrick, 50, longtime University of Richmond football coach since 1951, resigns coaching to become assistant athletic director. He will handle administrative duties and fundraising. No replacement named yet. Merrick cites family reasons and a new athletic setup as basis for departure.
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Richmond
Edwin J.merrick
University of Richmond
Merrick
George M.modlin
Spiders
Malcolm A.pitt
Spider
Northside League Leaders Pull Clear With Big Scores
S H White Castle moved into first place in the Northside Handicap League by winning four points from Mauraders as all winners posted over 500 series. Jim Morton 614 and Ron Haines 615 led the bowling duel, while Moody Smallwood paced Plumly Pliners with a 658 series. Ritz Contractors seized four points via forfeit as Carl Ritz and George Bishop added strong games.
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S & H White Castle
Mauraders
Jim Morton
Jerry Goodman
Bill Webber
Earl Sealock
Ron Haines
Ralph Linaburg
Lamar Sloan Ford
Plumly Plum
Marice Smallwood
Curtis Braithwaite
Riley Loy
Harold Dawson
Charles Zuckerman
Jess Kiracore
Plumlyer
Tom Wood
Ritz Contractors
Carl Ritz
George Bishop
Ghihes
Ten Pin Bowling League Matches Result in Standings Shuffle
Crown Cork and Seal defeated H W Ebert 4 0 as Junior Carter posted 214 201 and 168 for 583 series. Harold Catlett 203 222 190 615 and Virgil Stackman 217 220 214 651 led Eberts. First place team Star lighters League were the Lame Ducks with a 3 1 win over Unholy Four.
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Crown Cork & Seal
H. W. Ebert
Junior Carter
Harold Catlett
Virgil Stackman
Joe Cartwright
Myles Cartwright
Ebert
Joan Hylton
Doug Kerns
George Bishop
Nut House Four
Mary Miller
Lorraine Sealock
Earl Sealock
Adam Myers
Rosa Wilcox
al Locke
Brandell Locke
Charles Duke
Sputniks
Frank Riley
Moonshiners
Sprites
Thelma Stratton
Hubert Stratton
Lou Costello
Double J’s
Foxes
Gene Gunter
Nelson McIntire
Shorthorns
Billy Tiling
Mary Omps
Elwood Anderson
B’s
Misfits
Iron Curtain Not Sound Proof in 1906 Note
Fragmentary note mentions sound proof issues and a 1906 reference attributed to ML Varnes with unclear context. Provides few readable facts and names, no defined event or outcome.
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Eorsee
VMI Tops George Washington 97 74 in Richmond Showdown
VMI ends an eight game skid with a 97 74 defeat of George Washington at Fort Myer Virginia. Charlie Sehmaus scores 35 and Robin Porter 34 as the Keydets improve to 4 1 in conference play while GW drops to 2 4. East Carolina escapes Citadel 68 66 with Jimmy Cox 22 points and Woodside adding 20. Hampden Sydney faces RPI in Richmond.
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Jeff DeLong
George Washington
Robin Porter
VMI
Porter
Ft. Myer
Joe Lalli
John Kemper
Charlie Schmaus
Charlie Sehmaus
East Carolina
Citadel
Pirate
Jimmy Cox
Jerry Woodside
Ward
Cox
Woodside
Pirates
Bob Cauthen
Charles Town Results Race 3 Dahomey and Moon Alone Reach Payouts
Charles Town horse racing results list the Dahomey winning payout $5.60 with Woodlake Witch, Hoot, Jacinta, Moon Alone and Buddy's Knight in the field. Monies shown reflect final placings and odds for Monday’s card.
Mustangs avenge earlier losses in close games
On a limb OUL with George Mason 66 James Wood 59. The Mustangs avenge two narrow 65 losses to Warren County 73 Rappahannock 60 and rough Wildcats Mosby 65 Rock Hill 61. A nip and tuck win over the Rangers Herndon 68 Fauquier 57. NW League lead remains in sight as last week’s results show 2 correct 6 wrong with 122 correct 61 wrong overall. Football record 2 0 1 0 0 and basketball 23 4 with 0.666 and 0.851 pct.
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George Mason
James Wood
Mustangs
Warren County
Rappahannock
Rough Wildcats
Mosby
Rock Hill
Rangers Herndon
Fauquier
Hornets
Shed
New York
Miners
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
St. Louis
Pat Riley
Louie Dampier
Riley
Dampier
Rich Parks
Billikens
Duke
Jack Marin
Mike Lewis
St. Thomas
Minnesota
Ed Jackson
Joe Allen
Braves
Peoria
Ill
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Xavier
Don May
Henry Finkel
Syracuse
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Dave Bing
Corrie Murray
Lou Hyatt
Detroit
West Texas State
Gee
Miami
Utah
Fla
Kansas
Colorado
Kansas State
Nick Pino
Missouri
Columbia
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Norman
Reds Third Baseman Deron Johnson Ranks Third in RBI
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Deron Johnson drove in 130 runs in 1965, the third highest single season total in club history. Ted Kluszewski had 141 RBI in 1954 and Frank Robinson 136 RBI in 1962 as the club’s top marks.
Miners Extend Winning Streak With Tulsa Victory
Texas Western defeated Tulsa 63-54 in El Paso as Willie Worsley led with 18 points. Reserve forward Willie Cager contributed while Nevil still provided scoring support in the hard fought in state matchup.
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Miners
Tulsa
el Paso
Willie Worsley
Worsley
Willie Cager
Nevil
Mixed Team League bowling action on Health Center Lanes
In a sparkling duel Sonny Crisman edged Woody Armel 442 to 429 as Chuckers beat Co Eds by 21. Armel notched a fourth 400 series of the week, while Brent Bowman led Co Eds with 140. Hillbillies, County Four, and other teams posted wins as league play heated up.
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Sonny Crisman
Woody Armel
Chuckers
Co» Eds
Health Center
Sonny
Woody
Shirley Vance
Glenda Carter
Dickie Wisecarver
Brent Bowman
Peggy Crisman
Buck McCarty
Hillbillies
Fighting
Lois Hill
Gertrude Renner
Hugh Hill
Louis Renner
Glenn Luttrell
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Ole Owl Sports Shop
Miller Auto Sales
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Jimmy Lloyd
Bill Walker
Allen Carter
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Don Martin
Evan Creswell
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Schenck Foods
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