Hopewell to Host 32nd State Softball Tourney
The Amateur Softball Association will hold the 32nd Annual Class A Men's Fast Pitch Tournament at Riverside Park in Hopewell on August 4 5 6. Whoppa Burger Stars of Hopewell defend their title after wins at Winton against Langley AFB Commercial & Savings Bank of Winchester and Richmond Capitals. Billy Covington Jr. earned MVP honors for three mound wins. Strong field includes Langley AFB Winchester Richlands Lynchburg Waynesboro Alexandria Roanoke Portsmouth and York County Conn.
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Richmond
Richlands
Lynchburg
Waynesboro
Alexandria
Roanoke
Portsmouth
York Conn
Vinton
Handley Among 17 Unbeatens
VirginiaUSA's effort to land the Central Atlantic Regional Men's Fast Pitch Softball Tournament will be decided late this month by the Amateur Softball Association of America. Handley remains unbeaten in seven starts as part of a slate of 17 unbeatens across Virginia high school standings and district leaders.
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Amateur Softball Association of America
Virginia
Hank Wolfe
Va. USA
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Cape Charles
E-Mathews
Northumberland
Valley
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R-Woodlawn
Auburn
Terrell Says He Has Clay's Number
Terrell vows he can outbox Cassius Clay in Houston for the heavyweight title on Feb 6. The Pleasantville, New Jersey, fighter ridicules Clays one armed bandit taunt and says he will expose Clays tricks in the ring. Terrell claims he will control the fight and reveal Clays true color.
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Cassius Clay
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Clay
Houston
Sonny Liston
Ugly Bear
Flo. Patterson
Rabbit
George Chuvalo
Uncle Tom
Cassius
Local Friday and Saturday High School and College Basketball Schedule
A dense listings piece shows tonight and tomorrow's games across city league, junior high, high school, and college levels. Notable matchups include Warriors vs Pistons in city league and James Wood at Clarke County with 6 30 p m times, plus Shenandoah at Harford and George Mason at Handley.
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Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Stonewall
Manassas
Fauquier
Mosby
Rock Hill
Handley Jr. High
Warriors
Pistons
Shenandoah
Harford
J.C
Celtics
Royals
James Wood
Berkeley Springs
Pelle
Clarke County
George Mason
Handley
Broadway
Warren County
Wardensville
W. Va
Elkton
Loudoun Valley
Loudoun County
Herndon
Frederick
Luray
Turner Ashby
Page County
Central
Montevideo
Rappahannock
Miller School
Lee of Staunton
Musselman
Old Dominion Plots Rise in Basketball Under Coach Allen
Norfolk AP report on Sonny Allen building a stronger Old Dominion Monarchs program after a disastrous previous season. The 10-4 team focuses on depth and jump, signing four junior college players led by 5-10 Bob Pritchett and 6-2 Jim Creasman. The Monarchs plan tougher schedules and aim to reach top competition.
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Arthur Speakes
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Lombardi: Kansas City Doesn't Rate with NFL
Green Bay beat Kansas City 35-10 in the Super Bowl as Willie Wood’s 50 yard interception return set up a 21-10 lead. Lombardi credited the Packers’ stronger second half and dismissed KC as not matching NFL elite teams.
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Green Bay
Kansas City Chiefs
Packers
Willie Wood
Len Dawson
Fred Arbanas
Chiefs
Elijah Pitts
Wood
Memorial Coliseum
University of Southern California
USC
Mike Garrett
Willie
Vince Lombardi
seeeThat
Bart Starr
Careroll Dale
Baltimore Edges St Louis 100 98 In AP NBA Result
The Associated Press reports Baltimore beat St Louis 100 to 98 in Monday NBA action. Upcoming games include New York at Philadelphia Boston at Chicago and others including regional matchups.
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Chicago
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San Francisco
Evansville
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Detroit
Los Angeles
College Basketball Roundup Deep South and Midwestern Wins
East Connecticut routed Vermont 99 to 70 while Tennessee beat Florida 66 to 53 and Georgia defeated Kentucky 49 to 40. Georgia Tech won 84 73 over Ohio State and Vanderbilt topped Auburn 71 65. West Virginia beat VMI 91 77 and Maryland beat Clemson 48. Miami Florida won 97 86 at Tampa. West Kentucky 100 69 over Morehead. Southern Illinois 52 Kentucky Wesleyan 51. Midwest Creighton 85 Air Force 77. Oklahoma City University 97 Gulf Sne den 92 OT. North Dakota State 64 State College of Iowa 58. Utah State 103 Seattle University 91. NHL schedule shows no games. All-Stars at Montreal. White teeth note irrelevant.
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Gulf Sneden
State College of Iowa
Wolfe elected to Virginia State Rifle and Revolver Association board
Newsman Harry Stebbins reports G Robert Wolfe of Winchester was chosen as one of seven directors of the Virginia State Rifle and Revolver Association, a Virginia NRA affiliate. He notes Wolfe’s long career, the NRA impact on gun rights, and Wolfe’s service with youths at the Armory indoor range.
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Bob) Wolfe
Winchester
Virginia State Rifle and Revolver Association
NRA Rifle and Pistol Clubs
Virginia
Great National Rifle Association
Washington
NRA
Carling to Sponsor Nats' TV on WTOP-TV Color Telecasts
Carling Brewing Company signs with WTOP-TV channel 9 Washington to sponsor 1967 Washington Senators telecasts. Bruce P. Wilson announces 35 games aired from opening day April 10 through August 27 in color for the Washington metro area and nearby counties. Dan Daniels and John MacLean to announce.
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Carling Brewing Company
Wtop-Tv
Channel 9
Washington Senators
Bruce P. Wilson
Ling
Metrolitan
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Maryland-Virginia
Senators
New York Yankees
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Carling
Douglas C. Elliott
William Moreland
Joseph R. Burke
Gene del Bianco
Harold Cabot and Company
Boston
George Hartford
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