Handley Downs Loudoun County In 77 51 Victory
Handley shook off a rough start to dominate Loudoun County 77 to 51. Richard Dick led Handley with 26 points while Chuckie Spaid added 18. for Loudoun, Danny Farr led with 18. Handley improved to 3 2 in league play and 4 3 overall. Loudoun fell to 1 5 in league, 1 6 overall.
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Handley
Loudoun County Sureae Cone Se
Raiders
Chuckie Spaid
Loudoun County
Richard Dick
Gary Newcome
Bobby Mason
Tookie Kern
Danny Farr
Jim
Richard
Hilltoppers
James Wood
Stonewall Stifles Burgreen Rams In 54 38 Clash
Stonewall Jackson High used a 2-2-1 zone and key man to man pressure to limit Burgreen and the Strasburg Rams to nine field goals. Golladay led with 15 points, finishing strong with 10 of the last 17, as Stonewall moved to 5-3 overall and 2-5 in league play while Strasburg fell to 2-5.
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Mt, Jackson
Stonewall Jackson High
Carl Burgreen
Rams
Burgreen
Ram
Bobby Myers
Strasburg
Stonewall
Gary Golladay
Generals
Golladay
T Garber
Myers
Rhodes
McNeal
Afeuart
Bullet
Jurg
Martinsburg Bulldogs beat Westminster Owls for 73 63 victory
Martinsburg moved to 4 2 this campaign with a 73 63 win over Westminster last night. Dick Johnson led with 32 points including 13 goals and six charity tosses while Tim Lamp and Leo Brant added 11 and 10. Westminster's Mike Squirrel had 20. The Bulldogs face Keyser next.
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Westminister
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Owls
Dick Johnson
Bulldogs
Tim Lamp
Leo Brant
Mike Squirrel
Keyser
Wildcats rout Rappahannock in district clash
Warren County defeated Rappahannock 73 48 in District 10 to extend the Panthers losing streak to nine while improving to 6 2 in league play. Ladd scored 21 to lead Warren with Baker Pond Moore adding 10 each and Atkins 24 for top scoring overall. Junior squad won 52 37 to complete the doubleheader sweep.
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Little
Washington
Warren County
Rappahannock
Panthers
Warren
Hor
Wildcats
Jeff Baker
Danny Pond
Chuck Moore
Ladd
Tom Atkins
Bob Pullen
Jayvees
Rappahnnock
Page County Holds Off Elkton for Second Place
The Page County Panthers edged Elkton 43 to 36 to stay 7-2 in the league and 7-3 overall. Dave Phillips and Jerry Hoak each scored 14, Fred Smith led all with 16 as Elkton was held to one point in the fourth period and their record drops to 9-5.
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Elkton
Page County
Panthers
Dave Phillips
Jerry Hoak
Fred Smith
Eagies
Falcons
AFL All Star game moved to Houston amid fund losses
The AFL all star game shifted from New Orleans to Houston after 21 black players protested discrimination, risking more loss to the player pension fund which pays 700 dollars to winners and 500 to losers. The West defeated the East 47 27 and 21 14 with many Chargers and Bills stars on rosters.
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Houston
New Orleans
Jeppesen Stadium
American Broadcasting Co
Sid Gillman
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo
Bills
Chargers
Lou Saban
Boston Patriots
New York
Kansas Ci
Oakland
Denver
Babe Parilli
Boston
Len Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs
Dawson
Bowling League Scores and Standings Report from North Side Lanes
Tenpin Bowling II tied 2-2 as Coca-Cola and Floor Shop shared top spots. Coca-Cola led by Mary Hodson 172 491 and Connie Baker 192 539. Floor Shop powered by Lorraine Sealock 226 525. Peoples Cleaners climbed to third with Pat Allen 155 444 and Mary Willis 158 458 for losers. Painters Auto Sales won, Chapman Motor Co. and G.A.A. split points. National Fruit shut out Nameless. Friday Pro League saw unbeaten runs by Frito-Lay and Ritters. High scorers include Harold Dawson 618 and Pete Bond 580 for the week, with multiple 200+ games across teams.
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Northside Lanes
Coca-Cola
Mary Hodson
Connie Baker
Lorraine Sealock
Peoples Cleaners
Anderson
Pat Allen
Mary Willis
Tional Fruit
Frito-Lay
Mowery’s Plumbing & Heating
Ritters Variety Store
Shawnee Bowmen
Harold Dawson
Bruce Taylor
Jess Kiracofe, Jr
Mowery
Jim Roser
Ritter
Carl Lundmark
Angers
Don Stotler
Allen Stotler
Cork & Seal
O’sullivan
National Fruit
Louise’s
Beauty Shop
Wildcats
Marice Smallwood
Allen Kibler
al Murphy
Bob Carter
Montevideo Upsets Broadway in District 10 clash
Montevideo defeated Broadway 65 to 51 as Gordon Moyers led Broadway with 23 points and Larry Saufley scored 21 for Montevideo. Broadway falls to 5-3 overall and league. Montevideo improves to 3-5 in the league and 3-6 overall, tying for sixth.
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Penn Laird
Montevideo
Broadway
Gobblers
Dick Moyers
Larry Saufley
Turner Ashby Bombs Luray in District 10 romp
Turner Ashby defeated Luray 86 to 60 to stay atop District 10. Bill Cramn scored 39 and Bob Alford 17 for Ashby, while Tommy Nichols led Luray with 18 as Ashby moves to 8-1 overall and 8-0 in league play. Luray drops to 2-6 in the circuit and 2 8 overall.
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LURAY
Turner Ashby
Black Knights
Bill Cramn
Bob Alford
Tommy Nichols
Ashby
Knights
Harrisonburg
College Scores From The Associated Press Matchups
Holy Cross 93 Dartmouth 74. Princeton 78 Columbia 68 Cornell 76 Penn 65. Boston College 89 Colby 54. Rutgers 70 Bucknell 66. SOUTH Carolina 75 The Citadel 69. Washington & Lee 81 North Car. Wesleyan 43. MIDWEST Monmouth 84 Rion 78. Albion 93 Lake Forest 72. Case Tech 70 Fenn 65. So. Til. 100 Ky. Wesleyan 75. FAR WEST Arizona 75 Brigham Young 73. Utah. 97 Ariz St U 90. So. California 75 Stanford 59. Col. St. U. 64 Idaho St. 67. Washington St. 75 Oregon 68. Montan St. Col. 82 Idaho 79. Seattle U. 103 W. Tex. St. 57. Washington 79 Oregon St. 70
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Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Penn
Boston College
Colby
Rutgers
Bucknell
SOUTH
Carolina
the Citadel
Washington & Lee
North Car
Wesleyan
Midwest Monmouth
Rion
Albion
Lake Forest
Case Tech
Fenn
So. Til
Far West Arizona
Brigham Young
Utah
Ariz
St. U
So. California
Stanford
Col. St. U
Idaho St
Washington St
Oregon
Montan St. Col
Idaho
Seattle U
W. Tex. St
Washington
Oregon St
George Mason Rips Fauquier in Northwestern clash
George Mason Mustangs beat Fauquier 70 to 46 for their third Northwestern District win. Wally Rich led with 15 points, his first double figure, with Dave Meadows 14, Larry Sealock 12, and Gary McBee 11 as Mason spread scoring. Final: Mason 70, Fauquier 46.
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Warrenton
George Mason Mustangs
Fauquier
Mason
Larry Sealock
Gary McBee
George Mason
Last Night's Fights stop Sewell in Worcester bout
Dick French from Providence stopped Al Sewell of New York in the 6th round in Worcester Massachusetts yesterday night.
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Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
Dick French
Providence
R.I
al Sewell
New York
Central Falcons Crush Clarke County Eagles 97 58 in District Tilt
Central Falcons defeated Clarke County Eagles 97 to 58 in a District 10 game before a crowded crowd. Gary Rutz led with 22 points as six Falcons reached double figures, while Ernie Stoneberger led the Eagles with 20. The win moves Central to 5-2 in league play, Clarke drops to 2-5.
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Berryville
Central Falcons
Eagles
Clarke County
Falcons
Warren County Wildcats
Central
Gary Rutz
George Drummond
Bobby Click
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Lineweaver
Mike Thompson
Ernie Stoneberger
Clark
Bill Baldwin
Little Falcone
Little Eagles
Clarke FT
Loope
Brown
Baldwin
Singhas
Longerbeam
Stoneberger
Lichliter
Central FG FT Rl
Rutz Ll
Carter
Lineweaver
Thompson
Ll Click
Drummond
Ip Gochenour
Clarke
Harrisonburg tops Albemarle in Valley League upset
Harrisonburg Blue Streaks handed Albemarle a 62-46 defeat in a Valley League game. Ray Dingledine and Jay Coffman each scored 16, with Ronnie Tutwiler and Dave Stovall adding 11 apiece. Harrisonburg improved to 6-3 overall and 4-2 in league.. Albemarle fell to 3-3 in the league and 5-3 overall.
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Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
Albemarle
Ray Dingledine
Jay Coffman
Ronnie Tutwiler
Dave Stovall
Patriots
Friday's Baseball Signings Across National League
National League signings include Philadelphia utilityman Cookie Rojas and reliever Ed Roebuck. Pittsburgh adds rookie pitchers Phil Cunningham and James L. Walker. Milwaukee signs pitcher Gene Garnell and shortstop Santos Alomar. Chicago inks outfielder Doug Clemens catcher Vic Rozrovsky and infielders Joe Amalfi Jano and Mack Kuykendall.
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Philadelphia
Cookie Rojas
Ed Roebuck
Pittsburgh
Phil Cunningham
James L. Walker
Milwaukee
Gene Garnell
Santos ‘Alomar
Chicago
Doug Clemens
Vic ‘Rozrovisky
Joe Amalfi
Jano
Mack Kuykendall
Trade Brings Smith Power and Brunet to Angels
Summary notes a trade involving outfielder Wilie Smith and infielder Vic Power moving to the Los Angeles AL club in exchange for pitchers George Brunet and Aubrey Gatewood.
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Los Angeles
Willie Smith
Vic Powerland
George’ Brunet
Aubrey Gatewood
Venturi Sees Dramatic PGA Earnings Surge in 1964
Ken Venturi rose from earning 3848.33 in 1963 to 62465.96 in 1964 after wins at the U S Open Insurance City Open and American Golf Classic. Since 1957 he has earned 220983.63 in under six years as a professional.
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Los Angeles
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Haverea
Eix
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