James Wood Wins 69-40 in Northwestern District Clash
James Wood sophomore star Butch Kerns and teammates battled rough defense to defeat George Mason 69 to 40. JW led 17-14 after one quarter and stretched the margin as Ludwig, Harrison, and Thackery tried to keep the Mustangs in reach.
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James Wood
Warren County
Colonels
Loudoun County
Page County
George Mason
Mustangs
John Carlo
Freddie Harrison
Bill Laign
Butch Kerns
Gary Tisinger
Wilson Braithwaite
Handley
Flue Bug
Ron Kern
Billy Pugh
Kerns
Brathwaite
Tisinger
Luttrell
Doug Sanders
Clarke County
Carlo
Butch Duncan
Harrison
Kent Thackery
The
Northside Rundown Hal Dawson Leads in 655 Series
In the Midway League at Northside, most matches ended in sweeps or 3-1. Hal Dawson posted a 655 series for Ellis Shopping as Cory Brill and Ken Rinker helped their team win 2789 to 2543 over Valley Pride, with high-scoring games across several teams and players.
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Hal Dawson
Ellis
Valley Pride
Robert Brill
Harry McKee
Ken Rinker
Buck Robertson
Ralph Coates
Huskies Jolt Southern Cal
News briefs from college basketball include Washington snapping at Southern Cal with an 85-67 win led by Bill Hanson 37 points, Kentucky rolling past LSU 84-63 as Cotton Nash scores 26, and multiple top teams in action across conferences with results affecting standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hackleman
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Michigan
Columbus
Ohio
Southern California
Washington
Huskies
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Villanova
Xavier
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Miami
Bowling Green
Maryland
Duke
Durham
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Southern Cal
Seattle
Bill Hanson
Trojans
LSU
Cotton Nash
Wildcats
Utah
Utah State
Brigham Young
Utahs
Colorado State University
BYU
Wyoming
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas
Touchdown Club Banquet Highlights and Awards
Washington hosts the 27th annual Touchdown Club awards banquet featuring honorees Ernie Davis Syracuse Joe Romig Colorado Bear Bryant Alabama Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers and others. Sports results include Allstate Insurance 40 Ebert 0 and various bowling and dining room scorelines across local teams with notable 500s and 3 1 records.
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Washington
Washington Touchdown Club
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Joe Romig
Colorado
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Alabama
John Bateman
Rogers
Lee McLaughlin
Paul Hornung
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Wednesday Action in the Loop Bowls to Close Scores
In the Wednesday Afternoon Loop Whiz Kids took four points from Loafers who did not show. Pusseyfooters won four points on Alley Cats on 456 by B Kerns and 451 by McKee as pin fall settled 1683 to 1529. Mermadis won 3-1 over Hopefuls 1806 to 1636 led by Betty McKee 481 and Lois Dorsey 461. Peggy Flowers and Lucy Giffin also scored for the winners. Pat Taylor had 467 for the losers. Worcester Golf Club beat Winches ter 1652-1477 on 400plus series by Verta Wisecarver and Jean Cussen, with Rosa Reid 469 for the losing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusseyfooters
B. Kerns
McKee
Mermadis
Betty McKee
Lois Dorsey
Peggy Flowers
Lucy Giffin
Pat Taylor
Winchester Golf Club
Verta Wisecarver
Jean Cussen
Rosa Reid
Shenandoah Handicap Upset at Fort Loudoun
In the Shenandoah Handicap Fort Loudoun upset Crown Green securing a notable victory. Crown Green faced a strong challenge as Fort Loudoun controlled the pace and finished ahead in the handily contested event.
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Fort Loudoun
Shenandoah Edges NBC 99 94 In Wild Hoops Showdown
Shenandoah overcame NBC 99 94 in a high scoring game at Handley as Dieterle led with 27 points, Trombetta added 11, while Stone scorched Shenandoah for 30 in a back and forth affair. NBC hoped to split the series tonight at James Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Business College of Roanoke
Shenandoah College
Handley
Hornets
Roanokers
James Wood
Ken Eyre
NBC
Shenandoah College City League
Kern Motor
Chiefs
Kern
Shenandoah Girls
Shenandoah
Jerry Spadetti
Irv Dieterle
al Trombetta
Jimmy Sprinkle
Stone
Tombetta
Sprinkle, Dieterle and Co
President Patterson Secret Fight Name Quietly Known
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson says he told President Kennedy who he will fight next but keeps details secret. Patterson expects a June title defense in a large city and cites New York Chicago or California as possibilities without confirming specifics.
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Washington
Floyd Patterson
Kennedy
Patterson
White House
New York
Chicago
California
Pro Basketball Friday Results Highlight Tight Scores
NBA Friday results show New York 128 over St Louis 126 and Boston 141 over Cincinnati 125. Detroit 102 edged Chicago 99 while Kansas City led Cleveland 106 to 93 in ABL first half playoffs, with KC taking a 1 0 series lead. Angels allowed 180 homers in the AL last season and Cleveland pitchers yielded 178.
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
Publisher To Receive Top Prize
J G Taylor Spink publisher of the Sporting News is to receive the William J Slocum Memorial Award from the New York Baseball Writers Association at their 39th annual dinner on Sunday January 28 Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle will also be honored for their home run achievements Spink has published the Sporting News since 1914 succeeding his father Charles C Spink for meritorious service to baseball.
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New York
J. G. Taylor Spink
Sporting News
Today
William J. Slocum
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Spink
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Home Run Twins
Charles C. Spink
Handley Beats Handley Shocks Hornets 57 to 49
Newcome scored 23 as Handley rolled to a 57 49 win at Herndon in a rough league contest. The Judges improved to an unbeaten record while Handley led throughout 15 5 after one period and 45 29 at halftime. Crone and Yates led Herndon with 13 and 20 points respectively, but Handley shot 46 percent to Herndon’s 36 and kept control to seal the victory.
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Handley
Herndon
George Mason
James Wood
Winchester-Frederick
Hornets
Harry Crone
Gary Yates
Paul Fox
Crone
Yates
Phil Newcome
Mike Kelly
Richie Wolfe
Jim Wilkins
Woody Harper
Newcome
Larry Bell
Anderson
Isy
Strasburg
Jvs
Kelly
Wolfe
Hunter Maddox
Rams
Sanders and Player Close Gap in San Diego Open
In the third round at Stardust Country Club, Gary Player and Doug Sanders moved within two shots of leader Bob Goalby. Goalby, 30, led with 135 after two rounds at 6570-135, while Player posted 69 68 for 137 and Sanders surged with a 66 after a 71 opening. Hebert, Pott, and Massengal trailed by three.
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San Diego
Calif
Gary Player
Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
Player
Sanders
Goalby
Stardust Country Club
Crystal River
Fla
Page avenges gridiron loss with 76 44 basketball victory
Clarke County fell to Page 76 to 44 as Page sought revenge for its football defeat that kept Clarke unbeaten and district champions. Five Page players hit double figures led by Wayne Comer with 21 points, while Clarke struggled from the free throw line and missing ball handlers like John Pine due to flu.
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Page County
Clarke County
Eagles
Gene Strother
Dickie Longerbeam
Page
Clarke
Stonewall Jackson
Wayne Comer
Wil
Son
Green
Kite
Yates
CCHS
Longerbeam
Strother
Wayne Whetzel
Ost
Pine
Alley Kats Set Record In Thursday Housewife League
The Alley Kats posted a season high 1255 in three Thursday Housewife League games on Health Center Lanes, sparked by Peggy Easter 349 and Betty Webber 327. Cookies on health Center lines included June Bageant 112, while Four Spoons, Instant Peps, Potholders and Sugar Bowls posted various wins in duckpin action alongside other league matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley Kats
Peggy Easter
Betty Webber
Dorothy Burke
Bert Carper
June Bageant
Peps
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Helen Keyton
Flo Baker
Bonnie Easter
Bertha Flemming
Martha Willis
Jean Jennings
Harriet Ways
Alice Godlove
Lucille Baker
Irene Borrer
Roxie Stickley
Betty Sheetz
Rosaliee Hook
Kitty Perry
Marvene Braithwaite
Alta White
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Evening Star
Northside Rundown
Northside
Cobs
Ken Hockin
Peggy Bennington
Alley Oaps
Neva Detrick
Bill Jones
Doris Poston
Bandits
Rangers
Jim Vaughn
Amos
Mrs. Anger
Desperados
Jerry Votel
George Freeman
Kenny Wisecarver
Pinky Wisecarver
Claude Ashby
Parker Greenwell
Phil Armel
Gutter Gang
Frank Cook
John Moser
D. Stewart
Crown Red
Crown Blue
Gene Dunn
Clarke County Lions
Raiders
Charles Mason
Jerry Goodman
Bob Armel
Don Anger
Renner
Barristers
D. Malone
Pete Purtlebaugh
Malone
Russell
Nace Dorsey
Dawson
Sunoco
Doyle Cabinet
Scott Wingfield
Roger Tinsman
Harry Rich
Aggies
SMU
Yale
Walloping
Princeton
Len Chappell
Pennsylvania
Wake Forest
St. Francis
Deacons
Touchdown Club
Ards
Allstate Insurance
H. W. Ebert
Earl Collins
Winchester Creamery
Boc Cullers
Tommy Reardon
Delmar Donald
R. E. Stickley Ford
Dick Smoot
Floyd Jenkins
Elms
Swanson
Kirk
Sealock
Racer
Fore
Dougherty
National Business College
Spadfeet
Dick Vaitsas
Business College
Charlie
Jim Wade
Eddie Stone
Dave Stovell
Wades
Jim
Stovell
Handley Court
Associated Press
NBA
Kansas City
Handley Shocks Hornets
Jay Hebert
Johnny Pott
Don Massengal
Stacrs
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
Pine Motor CO
Braddock St
Dennis Derry
Bill Thompson
Dennis Oates
Cubby Burke
Bobby Schneider
Jimmy Stotler
Warren Stone
Eddie Shade
Donnie Myers
Carl McKee
United Brethren No. 1
First Baptist
Church League
Sam McCall
Willie Slonake
Allen Coleman
Slonaker
Charles Swartz
Ernie Pugh
Ed Triplett
Congregational Christian
Dick Renner
Eam
Floyd Luttrell
Bob Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Church of Christ
Don Shirley
Dennis Sirbaugh
Tevious Bailey
Centenary Reformed
United Brethren No
Eugene Line
Market St. Methodist
West Frederick Charge
Pete Stipe
Edwin Fiddler
Stephenson Methodist
Presbyterian
Ed Rhine
Carper’s Valley Golf Club
Shawnee
Paulb Hahn
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