Weekend High School Scores Parade
A jumble of district games shows James Wood 67 over Valley 54 and Handley 70 over Clarke County 55. Wardensville 83 over Fort Ashby 80, Fauquier 68 over Warren County 52, Strasburg 60 over Elkton 53, Turner Ashby 93 over Rappahannock 67, Stonewall 56 over Page County 53, Central 67 over Montevideo 64, Luray 71 over Broadway 65, Charles Town 81 over Loudoun County 69, Davis and Elkins 98 over Shepherd 94, Lee of Staunton 64 over Handley 61, George Mason 78 over Warren County 59, Loudoun County 90 over Brentsville 45, Brentsville 51 over Albemarle Academy 45, Shepherd 93 over Western Maryland 101, Colts 29 over Jets 7. Last week nine correct two wrong. overall 301 correct, 82 wrong.
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James Wood
Valley
Vikings
Handley
Clarke County
Wardensville
Fort Ashby
Warriors
Fauquier
Warren County
Warren Strasburg
Elkton
Rams
Turner Ashby
Rappahannock
Knights
Stonewall
Page County
Central
Montevideo
Falcons
Maroons
Luray
Broadway
Gobblers
Charles Town
Loudoun County
Panthers
Raiders
Davis and Elkins
Shepherd
Carl Hartman
Quint
Lee of
Staunton
George Mason Loudoun County
Brentsville
Albemarle Academy
Mosby
Mercersburg
RMA
Western Maryland
Area High School and College Basketball Schedule
Friday evening sees Loudoun Valley at James Wood Clarke County at Handley Wardensville at Fort Ashby Warren County at Fauquier Elkton at Strasburg Rappahannock at Turner Ashby Stonewall at Page County Montevideo at Central Broadway at Luray Charles Town at Loudoun County all games 6 30. Also James Wood at Loudoun Valley in wrestling. College games Shepherd hosts David and Elkins. Prep and other events listed across multiple teams and venues.
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I Riday
Loudoun Valley
James Wood
Clarke County
Handley
Wardensville
Fort Ashby
Warren County
Fauquier
Elkton
Strasburg
Rappahannock
Turner Ashby
Stonewall
Page County
Montevideo
Central Broadway
Luray
Charles Town
Loudoun County
Loudoun Valley College
David and Elkins
Shepherd
Columbia to honor football blockers at Jamboree
Benny Galloway Joe Lhotsky and Brad Johnson named finalists for Touchdown Club awards at Columbia and Greenville events. Earl Morrall Carroll Dale and others cited. Shields Shelly highlighted as top blockers in conferences. Also note 1968 Christmas Club savings reach $2.11 billion from 15.7 million savers.
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Columbia
Benny Galloway
South Jacobs
Carolina
Lhotbe
Sky
Buddy Gore
Ville Touchdown Club
Charles Rosenfelder
Joe Lhotsky
Richmond
Gary Mackey
Greg Shelly
Virginia
Will Fowler
Greenville
South Carol
U.S
Sparta Prague to visit Teen Age Club for Tuesday night game
Sparta Prague basketball team from Czechoslovakia will play Teen Age Club at Frederick County Junior High School. The 8 p.m. contest follows their bronze medal finish at home as they vied to represent Czechoslovakia in the Olympics.
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Sparta Prague
Frederick County
Czechoslovakia
Forgotten Man John Unitas on Super Bowl Spotlight
John Unitas, the Colts great, says he feels no resentment at being the backup to Earl Morrall as Baltimore heads to Super Bowl Sunday in Miami. Morrall led the 13 1 Colts to the title game while Unitas recovered from a pre season shoulder injury and has played sparingly this season.
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Oro Robertson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
John Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Unitas
Colts
Earl Morrall
Shula
Jets
Walter Michaels
Lou
Walt
Cleveland
John Mackey
John
Syracuse
Sonny Werblin
Weeb Ewbank
Oakland
Bahamas
Bill Mathis
Joe Namath
Tom Matte
Sifford Leads by 3 Strokes in LA Open
Charlie Sifford shot an eight under par 63 to lead the Los Angeles Open by three strokes after the first round. Dave Hill and Grier Jones chased as Arnold Palmer, Billy Casper, Jimmy Walker Jr., Terry Dill, Bob Murphy and others vied for position. The 48 year old trailblazer impressed with a late burst including a 40 yard wedge cup from No. 13 and a strong back nine of 28.
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Billy Casper
Arnold
Palmer
Rancho Farm Golf Club
Jimmy Walker, Jr
Los Angeles
Terry Dill
Austin
Tex
Bob
Murphy
Nichols
Fla
Wechita
Kan
Grier Jones
Oklahoma State
Dave Hill
Evergreen
Cole
Young Jones
Charlie Sifford
Sifford
Rancho
Hill
Texas Terror Leads South in Senior Bowl Start
South squad starts with Edd Hargett Texas A&M at quarterback and Ross Montgomery Texas Christian at halfback. Other Texas players headline the backfield and line, with Florida State and LSU in key roles. North counters with Penn State and Oklahoma stars led by Bobby Douglass and Gene Washington. Coaches Winner and Sherman report healthy squads ahead of Saturday’s nationally televised game.
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Mobile
Ala
Texas Terror
Charley Winner
St. Louis Cardinals
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Texas
Edd Hargett
Texas A&m
Ross Montgomery
Texas Christian, University
Paul Gipson
Houston
Jerry Levdas
Southern Methodist
Ron Sellers
Florida State
Bob Hamlett
LSU
Jim Barnes
Arkansas
Billy Rhodes
Florida
Oklahoma
Ted Kwalick
Penn State
Kansas
Keith Christensen
Dave Bradley
Mike Montler
Colorado
John Shinners
Xavier
John Didion
Oregon State
Hargett
Mike Hall
Alabama
South Carolina Makes Strong Debut In New Coliseum
Coach Frank McGuire hails USC's new 12 121 seat coliseum and a surprising season start. Sophomores plus junior Bobby Crimmons led a comeback win over Auburn 51 49 as John Roche nailed a 15 foot buzzer jumper. McGuire notes potential for ACC tournament run and years ahead.
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Columbia
S.C
Frank McGuire
University of South Carolina
Bobby Cremmins
Bronx
New York City
Auburn
John Roche
McGuire
South Carolina
North Carolina
St. John’s
Philadelphia Warriors
NBA and ABA results and Thursday schedules
The Associated Press reports NBA results Seattle defeated Cincinnati 119 110 and New York beat Phoenix 134 120. Thursday games include Los Angeles at Boston Detroit at Atlanta Seattle at Milwaukee and Baltimore at San Diego. ABA results New Orleans 120 102 Minnesota Houston 104 89 Los Angeles 89 at Dallas New Orleans at New Jersey. Thursday ABA games include Boston 3 Toronto 2 and Detroit 6 Los Angeles 2 with Pittsburgh 7 Minnesota 2.
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Seattle
Cincinnati
New York
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Boston
Detroit
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Baltimore
San Diego
New Orleans
Minnesota
Houston
Oakland
Denver
Dallas
New Jersey
Kentucky
Miami
Indiana
Associated Press
Toronto
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Olderman Predicts Baltimore Win in Super Bowl Bid
Miami filed report: Jets face a strong Colts defense as Namath leads a balanced attack. Namath and Cols quarterback dynamics loom large. Predictions favor Baltimore 27 New York 13 with various team connections and historical notes cited.
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Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Miami
Fla
NBA
Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
Oak Raiders
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Colts
Oakland Raiders
Joe Namath
Curley Johnson
David Lee
Jim Turner
Lou Michaels
Namath
New York
Baltimore
Crisman Cleaners Triumphs In League Bowling Night
Sonny Crisman leads Crisman Cleaners to a 3 1 win over Blue Ridge Pest Control with a 224 high game and 612 high series. Ron Haines posts 223 and 579 for Bugs & Bees in a 3 1 victory over Tee Bees.
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Starlighters
Sonny Crisman
Crisman Cleaners
Blue Ridge Pest Control
Ron Haines
The
Bugs & Bees
Tee Bees
Bowling league scores and high performances across multiple teams
Ten Pin John McCauley led Friday Night Pro League with a 269 game and 672 series as American Billiards beat Virginia Gentleman Restaurant. Polly's Cab swept Tastee Freez 4-0 with George Garver 654 series and Don Stotler 612. Nancy Maxwell paced Breakfast League with 478 in a 4-0 win for Hams over Omlets. Kathy Miller's 455 helped Juicers fall to Flapjacks 3-1. Ruth Boyd took second high game for Cream & Sugar in a 3-2 win over Coffee Cats. Michael Motors beat Poe Oldsmobile 4-0 behind Frances Sager 542 and Connie Baker 222. Doris Conner added 537 for Garber's Ice Cream in a 2-2 split with Buckley Lages. Barbara Boswell had third high game 192 for Buckley. Plum-Liners and Southern States tied 2-2 in Northside Handicap. Harold Dawson led Plum-Liners with a 585 series and Carl Lundmark a 224 high game. American Billiards topped Ebert Buick 4-0 as Earl Sealock posted 577 second high. Service Station Supply won 3-1 over Bober & Dan with Dave Butts 575 series and Ralph Linaburg 211 high game, while Jim Foster notched second high game 222 for Bober & Dan.
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Polly
Ruth Boyd
Cream & Sugar
Michael Motors
Lady Brunswick
Poe Oldsmobile
Frances Sager
Connie Baker
Frances
Connie
Doris Conner
Garber
Buckley
Harold Dawson
Plumly
Carl Lundmark
Ebert Buick
Earl Sealock
Service Station Supply
Bober & Dan
Dave Butts
Ralph Linaburg
Service
Jim Foster
Secord
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Lee
George Mason
Wildcats
Mustangs
Craig Osth
Rangers
Maryland
Old Liners
Augusta
RMA JR. High
Capon Bridge
Mathias
Winchester
TACS
Frederick County Jr. High
Jacobs Awards
Johnson
Fowler
Shelly
William P. Jacobs
Clinton
Vladimir Mandel
Milan Voracka
Celestyn Mrazek
Zdenek Dousa
Jaroslav Chaloupka
Petr Kapoun
Cyril Mandel
Jiri Marek
Frantisek Cikan
Jan Strnad
Frantisek Babka
Stefan Medved
Silvestr Vilimec
Vladimir Hedger
Morrall
Earl
Los Angeles Rams
Don Shula
By Bob Myers
LOS Angeles AP
Gamecocks
By del Booth
Atlantic
W & W Coal Company
Westernport, MD
Olderman
Danny Sullivan
Baltimoreff Colts
Danny
National Football League
Sully
Billy Ray Smith
Vietnam
Northside
Lewis Carter
Nut House
Dot Starnes
Queen Pin League
Cork & Seal
Filter Media
Helen Robinson
Wise Chippetts
F& M Bank
Pat Whitacre
June Tusing
Ellis Shopping Center
Crazy Five
Betty Locke
Lead Valley Photo Center
Montgomery Wards
Laurie Sirbaugh
Triangle
Texaco
Anderson Sheet Metal
Marice Smallwood
Jim Morton
Holiday Gulf
Good Guys
Bob Gladden
Winchester Billiards
Gray & Eddy Mens’ Wear
Bud Flanerty
Harry Aikens
Aikens Construction Co
Saints
Nelson Smith
Zuckerman
Bell Clothes
John McCauley
American Billiards
Gentleman Restaurant
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