Duke Remains Poll Leader as Kentucky Close Behind
The Associated Press top ten college basketball poll on January 11 1966 shows Duke holding first with 32 first place votes and 405 points while Kentucky ranks second with 8 first place votes and 365 points Vanderbilt slips to third after recent losses Kansas moves into tenth. Duke beat Penn State and North Carolina while Kentucky defeated St Louis and Florida.
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Ben Olan
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa State
Duke
Penn State
North Carolina
Kentucky
St. Louis
Florida
Vanderbilt
St. Joseph's
Bradley
Providence
Brighim Young
Texas Western
UCLA
Callin' the Shots With Russ Potts Highlights Local Football Ties
Carter Kellas, former Handley High tackle and three time district champion, helped a friend by jumper starting a stalled car on Kent Street. Frederick County Junior High fell 50-38 to Randolph Macon Academy in its second game. Handley hosts Fauquier High tomorrow, aiming for a sixth straight win after five straight road victories.
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Carter Kellas
Handley High School
Carter
Kent St
Frederick County Junior High
Randolph-Macon Academy
Trojans
Wendell Dick
Wendell
Bell
Handley
Fauquier High
Hilltoppers
Hunter Maddex
Shepherd College Drops Seventh Game With Salem
Shepherd College fell to Salem 81 76 Saturday night at Salem. Freshman Frank Kulis scored nine key points and grabbed eight rebounds in the final ten minutes to help Salem win. Wayne Harris led the Rams with 30 points while Gary Phalen and Wayne Baker added 15 each.
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Shepherd College
Salem
Frank Kulis
Wayne Harris
Rams
Gary Phalen
Wayne Baker
Unbeaten Herndon Visits George Mason In First Place Showdown
Unbeaten Herndon and George Mason meet tonight as both teams stand 4-0 in league play chasing top position. Clarke County travels to Purcellville to face Loudoun Valley as the Vikings seek their first win, while Clarke County aims to snap a skid after a 3-5 run.
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Herndon
George Mason
Mustangs
Hornets
Hosses
Clarke County
Purcellville
Loudoun Valley
Vikings
Randolph Macon
Roanoke
Jackets
Maroons
RMC
Unbeatens Face Loss After Friday Night Games
After Friday action Herndon or George Mason will lose their unbeaten status as Clear Spring fell to a 6-1 mark. Remaining undefeated squads include Handley 5-0 Turner Ashby 8-0 Bell Clothes 2-0 North Hagerstown 8-0 Wardensville 7-0 and Williamsport 7-0.
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Herndon
George Mason
Clear Spring
Handley
Turner Ashby
Bell Clothes
North Hagerstown
Wardensville
Williamsport
Turner Tops Scoring Pace At Johnson Williams High
Ernest Turner leads the area scoring surge with 32 37 34 and 42 point games for Johnson Williams. The 5 10 senior averaging 24 5 per game in six starts may choose Shenandoah College next year as two junior college seasons could strengthen a later four year scholarship bid.
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Ernest Turner
Johnson-Williams
Tiger
Berryville
Shenandoah College
Turner
East West All Star Game Picks Weigh Center Showdown
In Cincinnati tonight Red Auerbach contemplates starting 7 ft 1 Wilt Chamberlain or 6 ft 9 Bill Russell as the East faces the West in the 16th annual NBA All Star Game. The East, led by Jerry Lucas Oscar Robertson and John Havlicek, is a 10 point favorite.
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Cincinnati
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
Cincinnati Gardens
East
Jerry Lucas
John Havlieck
Oscar Robertson
Sam Jones
Russell
Chamberlain
Auersbach
Los Angeles
Fred Schaus
Schaus
Rick Barry
San Franecisco
Bailey Howell
Balimore
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco
Jerry West
Guy Rodgers
Barry
Eiether
Lucas
Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Jones and
Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Area Sports Schedule Spotlight Weekday Basketball Lineup
The schedule lists Tuesday games Clarke County at Loudoun Valley Wardensville at Moorefield Strasburg at Central Martinsburg at North Hagerstown. Wednesday features Fauquier at Handley. Thursday hosts Capon Bridge at North Martinsburg. Friday shows Handley at Herndon Valley James Wood at Wheeling Loudoun County at Fauquier Mosby at Surry Fort Ashby at Wardensville Westminster at Martinsburg George Mason at Clarke County Elkton at Central Johnson Williams at Booker T Staunton. Saturday includes Wardensville at Warren County Handley at Albemarle James Wood at Loudoun County Mosby at Tidewater Bridgewater at Shepherd Martinsburg at Keyser.
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Clarke County
Loudoun Valley
Jayvees
Wardensville
Moorefield
Strasburg
Martinsburg
North Hagerstown
Fauquier
Handley Thursday
Capon Bridge
North Martinsburg
Handley
Herndon Valley
James Wood
Wheeling
Shepherd Loudoun County
Mosby
Surry
Fort Ashby
Westminster
George Mason
Elkton
Central
Johnson-Williams
Booker T. (Staunton
Warren County
Albemarle
Loudoun County
Tidewater
Bridgewater
Shepherd Martinsburg
Keyser
Warriors Central
the Dogs
Bell Clothes Triumph Over Vint Hill Farms in Warrenton
Bell Clothes defeated Vint Hill Farms 108 to 81 in Warrenton. Jerry Hannas 30, Bob Fetter 29, Roscoe Dean 26 led Bell Clothes, while Regan scored 36 for the hosts and Widener added 18. The Clothiers extended their winning streak to two games.
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Warrenton — Bell
Vint Hill Farms
Jerry Hannas
Bobby Fetter
Roscoe Dean
Regan
Widener
Warrenton
Bell Clothes
Deacons Fall as Citadel Eyes Davidson Clash in SBC
Virginia Cavaliers lose to Wake Forest 99-87 while Hampden-Sydney edges past an opponent. Davidson leads SBC with 6-0 conference mark. The Citadel sits 3-8 overall, 0-4 in league, after a seven-game slide. East Carolina upset Richmond 76-72. VMI wins 90-83 over Furman. Georgetown dominates George Washington 100-81.
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VMI
Furman
Georgetown
George Washington
Jimmy Cox
East Carolina
Richmond
Johnny Moates
Charlie Schmaus
Robin Porter
RPI
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg
Bridgewater
Concord
Emory and Henry
Morgan State
Virginia Union
Winston- Salem
Norfolk State
Virginia
Cavaliers
Hampden - Sydney
Wake Forest
Twins' Owner Promises Raise as Payroll Near 600000
Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith plans higher salaries for 1966 after sending new contracts to 1965 pennant players. He predicts payroll around 600000, second only to the Yankees, and notes salaries have risen 50 percent since 1961. He may keep a few players at 1965 levels and ask two to take cuts.
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Minnesota Twins
Griffith
Reas
New York Yankees
Yankees
Twins
Washington Senators
Health Center Duck Pin League Scores Colorful Mixed Results
Sonny Crisman rolled a 180 in a 4 season high as Chuckers beat Dead Ducks twice. Lawrence Grim led Rebels with 424 series and Dot Grim aided with 111 as Gray & Eddy split two. Betty Corbin paced PeeCees and Crisman Cleaners won 30 over Hertz Rent-A-Car with Crisman 426. Page 9 continues.
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Sonny Crisman
Chuckers
Ducks
Health Center
Sonny
Crisman
Buck McCarty
Garsnett McCarty
June Tusing
Sandra Arion
Charles Luttrell
Lawrence Grim
Rebels
Champ CosEds
Dot Grim
Coe
Woody Armel
Brent Bowman
Glenda Carter
Tigers
PeeCees
Jimmy Lloyd
Kenneth Pitta
Jean Pitta
Betty Corbin
Sue Patterson
Rosa Lynne Petonke
Rose Marie Franklin
Kim Kavel
Vicki Farmer
Janet Fisher
Buzzell
Trudy Dill
Lynn Crisman
Deanna Dill
Janice Salyan
Cindy Johnson
Ann Miller
Pam McKee
Julie Beeler
Miller’s Drug Store
Northern Virginia Power Co
Judy Heller
Lawrence Pope
Crisman Cleaners
Hertz-Rent
eAcCar Ir
Pope
Doug Sirbaugh
Wally Dill
Charles Bush
Hertz Rent-A-Car
Jack Larrick
Evan Creswell
Chug White
Top Hepner
Joe Zimmerman
Francis Hudson
National Fruit
Robert
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Sandy Brill
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