F&M Employees Take Lead in Evening Star Bowling
Marie Fauver narrowly missed a 147, finishing 389 for third high in the Star League as Buckley Lages swept Leggett’s in a Friday match at Health Center Lanes. Becky Cornwell led Sof Spun with 155, while Farmers & Merchants National Bank dominated Polly’s Cab and topped the standings with strong team games.
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Marie Fauver
Buckley-Lages
Leggett
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Yvonne Claytor
Ruby Wingfield
Grace Bosserman
Loma McIntyre
Aggie McCall
Polly
Louise Wilson
Pat Whitacre
Peggy Cleveland
Bunch Ryan
Maxine Patton
Eleanor Buckner
Royal Crown Cola
Coca Cola
Alice Godlove
Peggy Eastep
Bonnie Eastep
Bonnie Easter
Nancy Levi
Two Top Doms Fall as Villanova Falls to West Virginia
Ohio State remains undefeated at 11-0 while Mississippi State also stays perfect at 10-0. Cincinnati, Bradley, Vanderbilt, North Carolina State and other top teams win or lose in a day of college basketball upsets and tight finishes. Villanova suffers a 88-82 loss to West Virginia as Kansas State and Duke also stumble.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Ohio State
Mississippi State
Bulldogs
Michigan
Alabama
State
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Babe McCarthy
Auburn
Northwestern
Cincinnati
Bradley
Wichita
Bearcats
Tulsa
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Villanova
West Virginia
Bob Thorn
Kansas State
Duke
Colorado
K-State
North Carolina State
Blue Devils
John Punger
Southern California
West Coast
California
Duquesne
St. Bonaventure
Bowling Green
Ohio University
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Texas
Texas A&m
Princeton
Penn
Tigers
Midget League Scores At Armory Amid Growing Local Basketball
Exchange defeats Republic 28 to 10 with David Strance hitting 10 field goals. Optimist over Jaycees 12 to 8. Coca Cola 19 to 17 over Lions. B and M beat TACs 8 to 6 in Bantam. Green Chemical over Key Club 8 to 5 in Bantam Division. About 150 boys play weekly at the Armory, signaling a bright future for area high schools and Shenandoah College. Basketball is the coming sport while baseball winds down in Winchester and Frederick County.
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Armory
Exchange
Republic
David Strance
Optimist
Jaycees
Coca Cola
Lions
Tacs
Green Chemical
Key Club
Shenandoah College
Winchester
Frederick County
Hornets Use Subs To Stun Essex Junior College
Essex Junior College hosted a Marylanders effort as Hornets second stringers routed the hosts 70 to 59 in a Saturday game. O’Hara Carter and Morris led the visitors with double figure scoring while Essex trio Hastings Snider and Huppert fueled the close opening half.
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Hornets
Essex Junior College
Shenandoah College
Ken Dyre
Eyre
Kissex
Marylanders
Subs
Tal Bob Hastings
Jay Snider
Doug Huppert
Essex
Rusty Morris
Ronnie Vore
Bobby Brown
Chester
Irv D’eterle
al Trombetta
O'Hara
Carter
Spadetti
Sprinkle
Vaisas
Varsity
Handley Falls to Albermarle 62-59 in thriller
Albermarle edges Handley 62 to 59 as Newcome injures a ankle slows Handley star. Center Mike Kelly scores 18 for Handley but Thurston Burns and Bob Aldie pace the visitors. Final seconds feature 16 passes and a missed Newcome shot, then a late Patriots free throws.
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Handley
Albermarle Quint
Patriots
Phil Newcome
Mike Kelly
Newcome
Woody
Unknowns Lead In LA Open Showdown
The 36th Los Angeles Open nears final 18 holes with Fred Hawkins Phil Rodgers and Lionel Hebert tied for the lead at 206 while Bob Goalby sits at 208. A sudden death playoff is set if tied and a record crowd of about 2 850 attends the 86 degree day in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Lionel Hebert
Jay
Lionel
Coleaders
Bob Goalby
Hall Guides West Passers in Pro Bowl Pick
Penn State senior Galen Hall, 5 9 and 190, shone in a West All-Stars versus East All-Stars game, throwing three touchdown passes and totaling 338 passing yards. He connected with Bobby Lee Thompson, Steve Stonebraker, and Karl Kaimer as the West defeated the East 33-19 in Honolulu. Hall had led Penn State to a Gator Bowl win over Georgia Tech despite scouts overlooking him due to size.
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Galen Hall
Hall
Penn State
Kansas
John Hadl
Ohio State
Bob Ferguson
Hadl
Honolulu
Ferguson
Cotton Davidson
Dallas Cowboys
Abner Haynes
Georgia Tech
Bobby Lee Thompson
Arizona
Steve Stonebraker
Detroit
Boston U
Karl Kaimer
High School Cage Scores From The Associated Press
A consolidated roundup lists numerous high school basketball results across Virginia and nearby areas. Notable scores include Buena Vista 62 over Lane 49 and Petersburg 40 to Freeman 38 with several overtime and close games across multiple districts.
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Associated Press
Buena Vista
Lane
Petersburg
Freeman
Annandale
James Madison
Walters Leads with 631 Series in Northside Classic
In the Northside Classic Tenpin League Bill Walters of Novick Transfer rolled 176 222 233 for 631, nearly 200 pins ahead of teammates and top the field as Lee Jackson’s balanced attack swept the winners. Raymon Baker 224 and Eddie Shull 552 were notable for Novick’s rivals.
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Bill Walters
Novick Transfer
Lee Jackson
Walters
Raymon Baker
Eddie Shull
L-J
Eastern Division Standings in Pro Basketball League
The Eastern Division shows Pittsburgh 23-9 8 behind, Cleveland 22-18, Chicago 17-25, New York 14-26, with Kansas City leading the Western Division at 27-7 and San Francisco 18-17. Weekend results include Kansas City 118 New York 88 and 100 90, while Cleveland beat San Francisco 140 107.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Law Alaster
Pittsburgh
Hawaii
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B
Boston
Philadelphia Peenaeeld
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Louis Sas
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National Football League opens meetings on TV contract
The NFL begins its annual meetings in Miami Beach with Commissioner Pete Rozelle as the centerpiece. A $9 million plus package deal would grant CBS exclusive rights to all regular season games for two years, sharing about $320,000 per club, after Congress enabled single network contracts following a federal antitrust ruling. New York Charlie Scott outpointed Gaspar Ortega in a boxing match noted in the same edition.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
CBS
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