Callin' the Shots With Russ Potts Big Winners at Audley Farm
Audley Farm Stables near Berryville ranked as the second winningest stable in 1964 national news with 247 wins. Van Berg Stables led with 258, while Addiey Stables began 1965 strong with several wins at Charles Town.
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James F. Edwards
Addiey
Charles Town
Sophomore Rebounder John Wymer Leads Strasburg High
Strasburg High sophomore John Wymer ranks among the area's top rebounders, pulling down 13.3 boards per game. Coach Harry says adding scoring could push the team to greater success as the young talent grows.
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Strasburg High
John Wymer
John
Jerry Lancet
Bright sophs loom for Clarke County and area teams
The piece highlights area sophomores with major potential. Clarke County High starts an all soph five against Stonewall featuring Longerbeam Stoneberger Brown Lichliter and Singhas. Donnie Shiffiett at JW and Shenandoah County peers Thompson and Hoover are noted as rising stars.
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Clarke County High
Stonewall
Danny Longerbeam
Ernie Stoneberger
Terry Brown
Danny Lichliter
Shorty Singhas
James’ Ood
Donnie Shiffiett
a@rea
Bes
Shiffiett
Mike Thompson
Joe Hoover
Shenandoah County
Martinsburg Bulldogs lose to Waynesboro without stars
Dickie Johnson and Leo Brant were ruled ineligible after skipping a class, forcing Martinsburg to sit out the Tri-State League game in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. The Bulldogs fell 91-77 to the unbeaten Waynesboro Indians, who extended their win streak to eight.
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Dickie Johnson
Leo Brant
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Waynesboro
MHS
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Johnson
Indians
Martinsburg Allegany Clash Forecast In West Virginia
The Campers of Allegany led by 6 7 Steve Vandenberg and 6 8 Dave Tovey visit Martinsburg on Wednesday January 27 for a matchup that comes after five unbeaten games and a 20 game win streak. Wayneasboro Pa MHS renews with Martinsburg area Bulldogs on February 2 led by Johnson and Brant.
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Bulldogs
Johnson
Brant
Indians
Handley Star Center Weidig Possible Jump to Randolph-Macon
Handley second team All-State center George Weidig may join former Handley grad Ted Keller at Randolph-Macon College. Keller, Jackets head coach, has shown interest and Weidig would not be surprised to play in a RMC uniform in 1965.
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Handley
Randolph-Macon College
Palmer Favored In LA Open
Palmer is the favorite at the 1965 Los Angeles Open, the 89th edition with a $70,000 purse at Rancho Municipal Golf Club. Co stars include Ken Vuri, Tony Lema, Bobby Nichols, while Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player sit out. Harney won last year with 280. Palmer expects 276 to win.
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Los Angeles
J. C. Goosey
James Black
Roger Ginsberg
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Ken Vturi
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Rancho Municipal Golf Club
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Paul Harney
Harney
RPI Edges Macon In Little Eight Clash
At Richmond Professional Institute the Yellow Jackets suffered an 80-76 defeat, ending Macon’s four game Little Eight win streak. Freshman Lyn Creech led RPI with 25 points in a late comeback after trailing 34-37 at halftime.
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Associated Press
Richmond Professional Institute
RPI
Paul Webb
Webb
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Rams
Jackets
Lyn Creech
Ick
Campbell College
Emory and Henry
Tusculum
D. Ic
Washington and Lee
Results From Detroit and Miami Move Forward
An Associated Press report notes changes in results from Detroit and Miami with references to Thailand, the Philippines, and a 147 lasting headline fragment. The text is incomplete but indicates shifting outcomes and international mentions.
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Associated Press
Miami
Thailand
Philippines
Lions Hire Harry Gilmer as Coach in Detroit
Detroit Lions sign Harry Gilmer to a reported 35000 dollar yearly deal at a secret meeting, moving him from the Minnesota Vikings where he aided coach Norm Van Brocklin. Gilmer, 38, famed Alabama Crimson Tide star of the 1940s, is replacing the recently ousted staff amid coaching upheaval.
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Harry
Cowboy
Gilmer
Alabama
Detroit Lions
Lions
William Clay Ford
Minnesota Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Crimson Tide
Wilson
Ford
Vikings
NFL
Bobby Leyne
Iion
Pittsburgh Steelers
Edwin J. Anderson
Russ Thomas
Bud Erickson
South Favored Over North In Hula Bowl
In Honolulu the South All-Stars led by Craig Morton Gale Sayers and Larry Elkins are slight favorites over the North in the Hula Bowl tonight. Len Cassanoga pulled out of the North squad adding to the South edge as rain showers loom. The game will be nationally televised for the 19th year with a tape flown to Los Angeles for Saturday mainland airing.
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Honolulu
Craig Morton
Gale Sayer
Larry Elkins
Len Cassanoga
California
Morton
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Bob Berry
Oregon
Los Angeles
Bell Clothes Host To All-Stars Sunday Tilt
Bell Clothes, 3 0 on the season, hosts Upperville All-Stars Sunday at the Armory in a 2 pm game. Wendell Dick coaches the Clothiers who recently won the Northern Virginia Basketball League Tournament. Starters include Bob McDonald Jerry Hannas and Roscoe Pieraes Deas.
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Upperville All-Stars
Armory
The
Clothiers
Northern Virginia Basketball
Wendell Dick
Bob McDonald
Maryland
Jerry Hannas
Roscoe Pier Aes Deas
Aormeerst
Warretlton
NBA Scores and Saturday Schedule
Thursday results include Baltimore 110 Detroit 105 and Boston 112 Los Angeles 104. Today features Philadelphia versus Cincinnati in Dayton and Boston versus San Francisco among others with Detroit at New York and Cincinnati at Baltimore on Saturday.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Dayton
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
St. Lois
Virginia Tech and Virginia profits in 1963 athletics
Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia reported profits in the 1963 athletic season while William and Mary broke even and VMI lost money. Total costs for four state schools reached 1.2 million with no public funds. funds came from gate receipts and student fees.
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Richmond
Virginia Tech
University of Virginia
William and Mary
VMI
L. M. Kuhn
Colonials Surging as GW West Virginia Clash Looms
West Virginia 7-3 overall and 6-1 in the conference meets George Washington 3-7 and 2-3 in the league tonight at 8 30 p m in Washington Coliseum. Davidson led SC with an 11 1 mark after beating NYU 82 73. Virginia Cavaliers head to South Carolina for ACC action Friday.
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George Washington
West Virginia
Colonials
Washington Coliseum
George King
WVU
Citadel
Furman
Patent Davidson
NYU
Madison Square Garden
Dick Snyder
Charlie Marcon
Fred Hetzel
Cats
Davidson - Nyu
Virginia
Virginia Cavaliers
Cavaliers
South Carolina
University of South Carolina
NCAA Convention Opens Amid Feud With AAU Over Amateur Control
The NCAA begins its 59th convention in Chicago with 3 000 delegates amid a bitter feud with the AAU over amateur control. Key topics include restricting premature pro signing of collegians and aligning with the U S Track and Field Federation against the AAU, with penalties similar to recruiting violations.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
Committee On College-Professional Relations
Walter Byers
Byers
Lege
Jim Corbett
Louisiana State
American Football Coaches
U.S. Track and Field Federation
AAU
College Results Across Regions
EAST Davidson 82 NYU 73 R I sland 98 Holy Cross 75 St Josephs 85 Lehigh 55 SOUTH Florida 64 Georgia 55 Maryland 67 Clemson 65 2 ot Miami 86 Jacksonville 82 MIDWEST Bradley 71 Tulsa 69 FAR Utah St 86 Utah 84 Arizona 62 Wyoming 60 ot
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Lehigh
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Maryland
Clemson
Miami
Jacksonville
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Bradley
Tulsa
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Billy Haughton Clinches 152 Harness Wins in 1964
Billy Haughton secured 152 harness race victories in 1964, raising his career total to 2,256 races.
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Billy Haughton
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