Shenandoah Hornets Face Potomac State After Ineligibilities
Shenandoah's Hornets travel to James Wood for a Friday game against Potomac State and then to Hagerstown Saturday for a road tilt. Regulars Jon Williams and Billy Pugh are scholastically ineligible, weakening the cage forces of Coach Rec Brown.
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Shenco
Shenandoah
Hornets
Rec Brown
Jon Williams
Billy Pugh
Potomac State
James Wood
Hagerstown
Best Start Since 1957 for Handley High Basketball
Handley High opened with seven straight victories before Albemarle defeated the Judges, marking the best start for a Maroon and White team since 1957. In 1957 the Judges began 18-0, then lost at Martinsburg, beat Elkton, and reached a tournament final where Wendell Dick and Dickie Goode led a 57-45 upset.
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Handley High
Albemarle
Martinsburg
Elkton
Hilltoppers
Wendell Dick
Dickie Goode
Company
Wendell Dick Hospitalized With Back Injury at UVa
Wendell Dick is in University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville with a back injury from basketball. He would appreciate cards or notes sent to the hospital as wishes for a rapid recovery are offered.
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Wendell
Wendell Dick
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Donald Smallwood Hospitalized
Donald Smallwood longtime board member of the Judges' Athletic Assn and active in the Winchester Recreation Board is hospitalized at Winchester Hospital. He is known for his annual work on the Judges' Banquet and well regarded in area athletics. A card of best wishes is requested.
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Smallwood
Donald
Judges’ Athletic Assn.t
Winchester Recreation Board
Winchester Hospital
Clarke County Eagles Seek 1966 Open Date Fill
Clarke County High School football needs one more game to complete a ten game schedule for 1966. The open date is September 9. The slate includes Warren County Albemarle Fauquier Loudoun County George Mason Herndon Handley Loudoun Valley and James Wood with Handley first meeting since 1956 and Clarke debuting in the Northwestern League.
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Clarke County High School
Eagles
Warren County
Albemarle
Fauquier
Loudoun County
George Mason
Herndon
Handley
Loudoun Valley
James Wood
Clarke
Albemarle and Herndon
College Scores From The Associated Press
East Lafayette 107 Delaware 70 Steubenville 65 Gannon 52 Auburn 51 Tennessee 45 Western Kentucky 45 Morehead 78 Murray 79 East Carolina 87 VMI 85 Indiana 73 Iowa 61 Ohio U 84 Seattle 73 Dayton 98 St. Francis Pa 66 Kan State 84 Mexico Olympics Houston 109 St Mary's Tex 3 Ozarks 91 Henderson 69 Colorado 71 Iowa State 63 Eastern Mont 81 Idaho St 69 St. Louis 115 New York 106 Los Angeles Cincinnati Detroit Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Philadelphia New York St Louis Detroit Philadelphia Detroit Philadelphia at Oakland game notes incomplete.
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Auburn
Tennessee
Morehead
Murray
Eastern
East Carolina
Vmi
Midwest
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio U
Seattle
Dayton
St. Francis
Kan
State
Far West
Colorado
Iowa State
Mont
Idaho St
Associated Press
St. Louis
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Detroit
Boston
Phila
Virginia Gentlemen and Goode Bros. face off in league finals
In the Evening Star Ladies League at Health Center Lanes the Virginia Gentleman upset by Mason Realty and tied with Goode Bros Buick & Pontiac after a 3 win night. Aggie McCall led with 362 series. Frances Dodson Loma McIntyre Virginia Vance and Marlene Martin also posted solid scores. Polly's Cab dominated early but both teams remain in top half contention. Coca Cola swept Farmers Merchants National Bank as Diet Rite Cola and Buckley Lages traded wins. Open Hearth No 2 delivered a sensational 739 high team game. Buckley-Lages and Sanitary Dairy battled for wins in a crowded card. Quick Music Co rolled 1642 series, highest in the Winchester area by a four man team. Various teams posted strong individual frames as standings tighten for the half championship.
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Aggie McCall
Virginia
Frances Dodson
Loma MclIntyre
Virginia Vance
Marlene Martin
Mason Realty
Naomi Houston
Goode Bros
Buick & Pontiac
Charles Town
Polly
Biddy Smoot
Virginia Dorsey
Tootie Prain
June Tusing
Maxine Patton
Helen Elsen
Dot Lofton
Virginia Gentleman
Phyllis Kiracore
Nancy Levi
Coca Cola
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
F&m
Evelyn Stotler
Pat Whitacre
Dorothy Allen
Buncutter Oil
Diet Rite Cola
Evelyn Tucker
Pearl Ebert
Nellie Vaughn
Betty Sheetz
Buncutter Girls
Peggy Eastep
Eleanor Buckner
Bonnie Eastep
Irene Borrer
Mae Taylor
Sealtest
Cooper’s Jewelers
Mary Louise Miller
Helen Perry
Buckley Lages —Sanitary Dairy
Judy Bageant
Glenda Cola
Quick Music Co
Health Center
Winschester
Jess Kiracore
John Spaid
Mickey McDonald
Eugene Easter
Kenneth Pitta
Sanitary Daily
Open Hearth
Ted Hepner
Chug White
Doug Sirbaugh
Briscoe Ginn
Sanitary Dairy
Joe Zimmerman
Evan Cresewell
Charles Minghini
Brent Bowman
Crisman Ray
Funkhouser Oil
Philip
McKee Bow
Sonny Crisman
Larry Clark
Wally Dill
Ray Malone
Jimmy Shanholtz
Harry Mason
Lane Reed
Francis Hudson
Buncutter Tire Co
Walery Dill
Frank Cooper
Mickey Perry
Wise Ole Owl
Russ Potts
Jimmy Lloyd
Jack DuVall
Ronnie Boyd
Lewis McGolerick
Jack Larrick
Hertz- Rent-A-Car
Dr. James’ Health Center
Larrick
Hertz
Artie Kiracofe
Evan Creswell
Pete Haymaker
Woody Armel
Dr. James
Peoples Cleaners
Schenck Foods
Ward Synder
John Lowery
Crisman Cleaners
National Fruit
Sonny
Crisman
Robert Timbrook
Jack Jones
Winchester Mobile Homes
Miller Auto Sales
Carl Frye
Roxy Hackman
Jack Clevelland
Miller Aueto
Roy Bly
Shirley Vance
iHi
Glenda—Carter
CoeEds
Ducks
Jack Cleveland Bowl
Charles Luttrell
Peggy Crisman
Garnett McCarty
Duckers
Pee Dees
Sue Patterson
Ronnie Bageant
Glenn Luttrell
Odella Luttrell
Fighting Four
County
Deanna Lloyd
Charles Mason, Jr
Barbara Vance
Dummies
Midweek Bowling Standings Highlight Late League Upsets
The Wednesday afternoon Housewives League saw first place pause as Lazy Four beat Wahl Flowers 3-1. Mae Brown led 184-608. Ruby Boyd top-scored 472 for Wahl Flowers. Twisters and Gutter Strutters posted 3-1 wins, with Anna Belle Collins 186-535 for Twisters and Sara Dale 179-451 for Gutter Strutters. Multiple 3-1 results followed across divisions.
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Housewives League
Wahl Flowers
Mae Brown
Ruby Boyd
Eves
Twisters
Alley Cats
Anna Belle Collins
Lee Hassen
Woodchucks
Molly Ewing
Janice Tilling
Connie Schnieder
Gutter
Chanceetts
Mickey Hardin
Dee Allen
Funsters
Eileen Shockey
Jaybirds
Mermaids
Ruth Dixon
Mabel Kiracofe
Peggy Flowers
Bowling League Scores and 4-0 Victories Across Sections
Carey leads Strikers in a 623 series with Baker and Taylor posting strong marks as Question Marks win all four. Ward and Crown Cork share third as Stackman and Propst lead their teams with high 575 and 562 series. Ritz Contractors, Plumlys and Ebert teams post 3-1 or 4-0 results with multiple 500+ series and near records. Pro League opens second half with several teams tying for first as Grand Union, National Fruit, Nameless, Ritter'sVariety and others post clean sheets and high totals.
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Coca Cola Denny’s Auction
Grand Union
Anderson Sheet Tastee-Freez
Metal
Ritter’s War. Store
Chapman Motor Nameless
Burger Chef
Peoples
National Fruit National Fruit
G.A.A
Wildcats
Zuckerman Co
L_ Lame Ducks
Nut House
Pretenders
Ritters
Bunglin B’s
Jokers
Tastee-Freez
Low Fours
Aces
Foxes
Un-Holy-Four
Moonshiners
Oses
Misfits
Double J’s
Forest Hills League
Sputniks
L Sprites
Ellis’ Shop
Cen
Carey
Montgomery Ward
Bob Baker
Bruce Taylor
Harry Propst
Wards
Crown Cork
Seal
Henkle Harris
Virgil Stackman
Jay Lee
Mauraders
Ritz Contractors
Charles Renner
Elwood Anderson
Gene Hottle
George Bishop
Ritz
Plumly Plum Liners
H. W. Ebert
Harold Dawson
Bud Flaherty
Charles Zuckerman
Carl Lundmark
Jess Kiracofe
Plumlys
Lee Roberts
Myles Cartwright
Myles
Ebert
Continental Homes
Lady Brunswick
Garber
Connie Baker
Frances Sager
Garber’s
F & M Bank
Green Chemical Co
Libby Wolfe
Bankers
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Betty Boyens
Green Chemical
Mays Versalles Lead Talks on 1965 MVP Pay Raises
Willie Mays and Zoilo Versalles, named baseball's 1965 MVPs at a Tops in Sports banquet, push for large raises. Mays, earning 105000, hints at 150000 while Versalles seeks 50000 from the Twins. Giants president Calvin Griffith may resist high bids as talks continue.
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Baltimore
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Zodo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Versalles
Twins
Calvin Griffith
Mays
Giants
Willie
Calvin
Griffith
Zollo
Charles
Chub) Feeney
Tédwilliams
Swat
Handloading Ammunition: A Classic Upholds Timeless Insights
In reviewing J. R. Mattern’s Handloading Ammunition from 1926, Harry Stebbins notes its exacting scope and enduring relevance. The work details early bullet design and powder dynamics, contrasting with modern bench rest advances, and emphasizes home loading as a cultural activity and public-minded craft.
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J. R. Mattern
Tuesday Basketball Matchups Across Area
The schedule lists area games Tuesday including Page County at Warren County Mosby at Mathias Martinsburg at South Hagerstown Herndon at Loudoun Fauquier at Valley Warren County at Broadway Mosby at Miller Potomac State vs Shenandoah at James Wood Frederick at Martinsburg Central at Page County Saturday games include Salem at Shepherd Quantico at Fauquier Shenandoah College at Hagerstown J C Booker T Staunton at Johnson Williams York at Mosby.
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Page County
Warren County
Mosby
Mathias, W. Va
Martinsburg
South Hagerstown
Herndon
Loudoun County
Fauquier
Valley
Broadway
Miller
Potomac State
Shenandoah
James Wood
Frederick
Martinsburg Central
Salem
Shepherd Quantico
Shenandoah College
Hagerstown
J.C. Booker T., Staunton
Johnson-Williams
York
Mantle May Shift To First Base If Shoulder Fails
Mayo Clinic tests on Mickey Mantle in Rochester could push the Yankees to move him from the outfield to first base. Mantle, 34, says he cannot lift his right shoulder and may be unable to throw, prompting consideration of a positional switch that would shift José Pepitone to the outfield.
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Rochester, Minn
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mayo Clinic
Mantle
Yankees
José Pepitone
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Linda MacMillen
Barbara Flowers
Judy Shanholtz
Miki Smith
Sally Rodgers
Barbara Butler
Starlighters League
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Bank of Clarke County
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Jim Ivey
Joe Snapp
Bill Salyan
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Tom McNarlen
Jim Robertson
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Roy Price
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Steve Reedy
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A. O. Niedner
Western Tool & Copper Works
Mattern
Juelian
George Mason Clarke County
Frederick Jr. High
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