Colonels and Judges Clash in Valleys Rivalry at Fauquier High
James Wood unbeaten Colonels meet Handley Judges in the ninth Valleys renewal at Fauquier High School. Wood seeks prestige and first place in NW League as Handley, led by Dick and Spaid, aims to halt Wood’s surge. local upsets and crowded gym expected after tense series history.
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James Wood
Colonels
Handley
Fauquier High School
Fox
Hite
Donnie Shifflett
Donnie
Wood
Mosby
Herndon
Front Royal
League
Richard Dick
Chuck Spaid
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Junior College Showdowns
James Wood hosts Handley in a doubleheader with JW at 9 p.m. Shenandoah J C visits Catonsville while Fauquier WVU at Johnson Williams. Warren County meets Valley at home, Martinsburg travels to Westminster, Musselman battles Williamsport, and other area games noted including Loudoun Co at Handley and Fishburne at AMA.
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James Wood
Handley
Warrenton
Fauquier High School
Johnson- Williamsalem
Shepherd College
Catonsville
Shenandoah
J.C
Warren County
Valley Les Town
Loudoun Co
Handley Douglas
Johnson-Williams
Salem
Shenandoah J.C
Hornets Valley
Purcellville
Charles Town
Loudoun County
Panthers
RMA
Fishburne
Jackets
Culpeper
Fauquier
Falcons
Lakewood Organizes Local Touch Football in 1964
In Lakewood Ohio the touch football league grew to 33 teams across five classifications in 1964. Men from late teens to 30s, including former college players, played 15 per team with six on the field and 80 plays per game. A volunteer Lakewood Touch Football Commission governs the program.
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Lakewood
Ohio
Cleveland
Touch Football Commission
Local High School Hoops Roundup Across Virginia Games
James Wood and Handley clash in a close NW League contest while other teams like Central, Clarke, Valley and Fauquier posted wins. The spread includes Purcellville hosted matchups with Charles Town and Loudoun County, plus regional showdowns and a weekend tally of 72 correct picks with 18 misses.
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James Wood
Herndon
Handleyee
White Central
Clarke
Valley
Brunswick
Mason
Fauquier
Mustangs
Martinsburg
Westminster
Stonewall
Strasburg
Generals
Duckpin League Scores Highlight Local Matches
Health Center Church League saw Cork St Christian defeat Highland Ave Presbyterian 570 to 565 with Bill Goforth posting a 371 series and Harry Aikens 150. Braddock St Methodist edged Centenary Reformed, United Brethren beat West Frederick Charge, Mt. Pleasant upsets Gainsboro Charge, and Church of Christ swept Stephenson Methodist. PreMets won both games over Congregational Christian led by Allen Carter and Leste Arnold Jr. in a busy night of bowling across multiple teams and players.
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Cork St. Christian
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Bill Goforth
Harry Aikens
Philip McKee
Highland Ave
Lee Ebert
Dick Renner
Peachy DeHaven
Braddock St. Methodist
Centenary Reformed
Pete Haymaker
Woody Armer
Lawrence Burke
United Brethren
West Frederick
Bill Keton
Lawrence Pope
Aggie McCall
Garland Arnold
Ernie
Lloyd Milburn
Mt. Pleasant
Gainsboro Charge
Boyd Unger
Ivan Jackson
Church of Christ
Stephenson Methodist
Pete Stipe
Allen Carter
PreMets
Congregational Christian
Carter
Leste Arnold Jr
Wi PreMets
Ernie Pugh
Don Pless
Ed Triplett
Irene Borrer
Alice Godlove
Charlotte Icon
Elise Snapp
Letha Marple
Jeannette Combs
Roxie Stickley
Pat Ma
Dolly Inscoe
Martha Willis
Louise Singhass
Betty Baptist
Jean Loy
Pauline Miller
Adel Wright
Mabel Grim
Rosemary Day
Helen Prop
Harriet Ways
Jeanne Kaval
Jimmy Hilleary
Jimmy Hilleary 380 In Optimist Club Boys Leage
Bobby Schneider
Gary Teets
Paul Bromley
Wilt Chamberlain Joins 76ers In Weeklong Absence
Philadelphia, with seven players, lost 138 126 to the Baltimore Bullets as Wilt Chamberlain began a continent spanning vacation after being acquired from the San Francisco Warriors. Los Angeles defeated Detroit 104 100 in the other NBA game.
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Associated Press
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Warriors
AFL All Star Tilt Set For Houston
The American Football League All Star game moves to Houston after 21 Negro players filed a discrimination suit. The East meets the West atJepesen Stadium with an expected 20,000 fans and a 2 p.m. EST telecast on ABC, though Houston blackout applies. The West leads series with a 27-24 win last year.
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Houston
New Orleans
Jeppesen Stadium
Houston Oiler
American Broadcasting Co
San Diego
Bell Clothes Host To Md Frat Power In Showdown
Bell Clothes hosts Phi Delta Theta at Winchester Armory as unbeaten Bell Clothes meets Maryland fraternity champs Phi Delt in a Sunday showdown. Phi Delt, led by Connie Carpenter and Bill Stasiulatis, arrivals from Maryland U, bring star players Beebee Cawley and McDonald to challenge the locals led by Bob McDonald and coach Wendell. Game starts at 2 p.m.
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Bell Clothes
MD. Frat. Power
Bell
Winchester Armory
Maryland University
PHI Delta Theta Fraternity
Maryland
Winchester
Jack Beebee
Pat Cawley
Maryland U
Bill Stasiulatis
Stasiulatis
Connie Carpenter
The
Terps
Carpenter
Phi Delt
Bob McDonald
Bell’s
Clarke County
Roscoe Dean
James Wood
Jerry Hannas
Donnie Oates
Wendell Dick
LSU
Bobby Fetter
McDonald
Fetter
Montgomery Knights Seize Tri-State Lead In Week
Montgomery Knights clinched first in the Tri-State Conference by beating Catonsville with 25 from Richie Farmer guiding a late surge. Catonsville’s Bob Mooney and Doug Anderson held Big Bob Windsor to 15. Potomac State tied for second at 2-2 thanks to Roger Ash and Larry Pingley. Ed Wiebel and Jim Hoffman paced Hagerstown as John Frank led Baltimore in a fifth place tie with 18 plus points in recent games.
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Catonsville
Montgomery Knights
Big Bob Windsor
Bob Mooney
Doug Anderson
Richie Farmer
Cardinal
Austin Foremah
Bud Rudacille
Potomac State
Roger Ash
Larry Pingley
Hagerstown
Ed Wiebel
Jim Hoffman
Wiebel
Hoffman
John Frank
Baltimore
Frank
Shepherd tops Potomac State in 109 69 victory at Potomac State
Shepherd College Rams dominated Potomac State 109 69 as eleven players scored. Gar Phalen led with 27 points, Ray Stevenson added 16, and Bob Brown and Wayman each reached 12 and 10 respectively. Shepherd led 62 33 at halftime to improve to 6 6 while the Catamounts fell to 3 7 on the season.
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Keyser
W. VA
Shepherd
Shepherd College
Rams
Potomac State
Gar Phalen
Thompson
Ray’ Stevenson
Dave
Bob Brown
Wayman
Shep
Tenpin Bowling Scores Shake Mt Carmel and Northside Leads
Mt Carmel league at Northside Lanes saw Hookers shut out Grippers on John Cook's 172 473 and Emily Thomas 158 448 for Grippers. Twilighters beat Strikers with Lee Roberts 167 487 and Taylor Finley 167 462 for the losers. Ted's Newstand topped Lamar Sloan Ford 4 0 as LaMar dropped to third. Braithwaite 641 series for Ted's and Smallwood 650 for LaMar Sloan highlighted the all day action. Plum-Liners moved to second with a win over Pope's Texaco as Harold Dawson led 595 series. Kirk's Servicenter and Lloyd's Transfer split 2 2 with George Bishop 192 515 Ed Orndoff 189 485 Earl Sealock 215 547 Loring Burkhart 606. Nationwide TV tourney qualifiers listed including Steve Reedy Marshall Grandstaff and Harold Dawson among many others. More results to follow tomorrow.
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Grippers
Mt. Carmel
Northside Lanes
John Cook
Emily Thomas
Twilighters
Lee Roberts
Taylor Finley
Ted’s Newstand
Lamar Sloan Ford
LaMar
Jerry Goodman
Marshall Grandstaff
Kenny Wisecarver
Curtis Braithwaite
Ted
Newstand
Marice Smallwood
LaMar Sloan
Allen Kibler
Plumly
Pope
Texaco
Harold Dawson
Flaherty
Carl Smark
Jess Kiracore Jr
Pope’s
Steve Reedy
Buzz Walton
Kirk
Lloyd
George Bishop
Ed Orndoff
Earl Sealock
Loring Burkhart
Kirk’s. Turk Wingfiied
George Garver
Bob Carter
Phil Haun
Riley Loy
Lloyd’s
T.V
Pikeside Bowl
Francis P. Greenwell
Robert Baker, Jr
Thomas Dofflemyer
Lewis McDonald
Floyd E. Doll
James Morton
William Sirk
Doug Kerns
Elwood Anderson
Sal Addeo
James Vaughn
Henry Ashley
Buck Robertson
Bob Dinges
Gene Martin
John Stickles
Frank Hottle
Tom Hassen
Adam Myers
James Zehner
Ron Haines
Maurice Whaley
Tony Szymanski
Bruce Taylor
Henry Snider
Jerry Votel
James Alt
Don Patton
Bob Gladden
Fred Gordon
Frank Cooper
Harry Props
Nine Money-Winning Horses Race at Hialeah
The last nine winners of the money title raced at Hialeah led by Sea Biscuit Whirlaway Assault Armed Stymie Citation Nashua Round Table and Kelso.
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Hialeah
Seabiscuit
Whirlaway
Assault
Armed
Stymie
Citation
Nashua
iRound Table
Kelso
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Rennie Rinker
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Dennis Derry
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Wade Dusing
Jay Grim
Mike Clevenger
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Winchester Evening Star
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