Potomac State Edges Shenandoah In Narrow 98 89 Victory
Potomac State beat Shenandoah 98 to 89 for their 6th loss of the season, as ex James Wood star Butch Rinker poured in 32 points to lead Shenandoah. Bo Bowers finished as Shenandoah’s second top scorer in a contest at James Wood.
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Shenandoah Hornets
G. Evans
James Wood C. Green
D. Mercer
Thomason D
Jameson T
Condron
Ward J. Mezzatest
James Wood
Butch Rinker
Shenan
Shenandoah
Panthers
Page
Colonels Topple Clarke 68 52 In Tight Frederick County Battle
James Wood Colonels defeated Clarke County 68 to 52 at Frederick County Junior High School led by outside shooting from Billy Fletcher and Billy Boyles. Woodmen built a 15 8 first quarter lead as Clarke cooled offensively with Ernie Stone berger held to four points by hard Wood defense. Clarke rallied to match Wood in the third, but James Wood pulled away late aided by Ronnie Rinker and bench depth. Wood improves to 4 3 in league play, 5 4 overall, as jayvees also win 50 24.
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Eagles
Clarke County
Ernie Stoneberger
Clarke
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Jay Givens
Jay
Joe Wilson
Ronnie Rinker
Billy Fletcher
Billy Boyles
Woodmen
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Jayvees
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Stoneberger
Cain
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Wilson
Fletcher
Dan Koerner
Longerbeam
Bagles
Phil Santmier
Scott Garber
Dickie Cadmus
Warriors Rout W Va Deaf 84 37 in Poto mac Valley clash
Wardensville Warriors improved to 10-1 overall and 7-0 in the league with an 84-37 victory over W Va Deaf. Jimmy Combs scored 22 with 21 rebounds, James Barney added 17, and Jimmy Dyer 16 as Wardensville led 39-17 at halftime and shot 47 percent. They now host Paw Paw on Friday.
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Wardensville Warriors
W. Va. Deaf
Warriors
Jimmy Combs
James Barney
Jimmy Dyer
W. Va
Deaf FT
M, Hoover L. Evans
D. Woodell
W. Nichols
J. Whitlock
D. Harris
C. Dalton
T. Bird
G F J. Dyer
J. Combs
R. Webster
J. Barney
Beavers Threat to Win PAC Becomes Possible
Beavers threaten to win the Pacific Athletic Conference title and ruin UCLA’s bid for a rare national title. Oregon State, led by Lou Petersen with 15 points, upset UCLA and beat Oregon 62-46 non league after a 79-35 loss at Pauley Pavilion.
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Associated Press Sports
UCLA
Beavers
Bruins
Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles
Southern California
Bears Named Top Comeback Team in Sports Poll
The 1965 Associated Press Comeback-of-the-Year poll picks the Chicago Bears as the top comeback team after a 3 loss start, winning nine of 10 to finish 9-5 behind Gayleayers and Rudy Bukich. Vernon Law and the Dodgers follow in voting. The Bears previously won the 1963 Western Conference and lost in 1964.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
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Frank Howard
Washington
Gayle Sayers
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San Francisco
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Green Bay
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New York Giants
Mantle to Undergo Right Shoulder Surgery at Mayo Clinic
Mickey Mantle will have a bone chip removed from his right shoulder at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester next Tuesday with an expected return for spring training on March 1. The Yankee star, 34, faces a fifth operation and has endured a long history of surgeries and injuries affecting his throwing and hitting.
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Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Mantle
Yankee
Ralph Houk
New York
Houk
Rochester
Baltimore
Frederick Cadets Edge Martinsburg in Tight 67 62 Victory
Frederick Cadets beat Martinsburg 67 62 after a fourth quarter surge as the host Bulldogs led early in the final period. Frederick improves to 10 1 on the season while Martinsburg drops to 2 9. In boxing news all eight Golden Gloves divisional champions in Kansas City are 19 or younger except Don Cobb 22 from St Louis welterweight.
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Frederick
Kansas City
Don Cobb
St. Louis
Fox Breaks 1 000 Point Career Mark at Herndon High
Carl Fox a four sport star at Herndon High broke into the 1 000 point club with a 33 point effort in a 275 59 Northwestern League win over Loudoun County. His career total reached 1 007 points with eight games remaining this season.
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Carl Fox
Herndon High
Herndon
Loudoun County
Fox
Brunswick Game Postponed Over Water Shortage
Brunswick Maryland officials postponed the Brunswick Harpers Ferry basketball game last night due to a serious city water shortage. The cancellation affects local sports schedules and public utilities.
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Williamsport Falls to Hedgesville in 62 47 Setback
Williamsport Maryland suffered its first loss of the season 62 to 47 at Hedgesville West Virginia ending their unbeaten run and leaving only George Mason as the local unbeatens. An ichthyologist studies fish.
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Hedgesville
W. Va
Bowling League Scores Highlight Night of Close Matches
Betty Sheetz led Buncutter Oil to 603 in a win over Sealtest as Thel ma Bucher rolled 106 for Sealtest. Virginia Gentleman swept Farmers & Merchants National Bank 2-1 with Frances Dodson 128 and Marlene Martin 112. Diet Rue Cola edged Sanitary Dairy after strong games by Alice Godlove and Peggy Easter. Jackie Cleveland starred The Retreat in a 3-0 win over Funkhouser Oil. Crisman Rug took three from Open Hearth led by Philip McKee and Sonny Crisman.
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Evelyn Tucker
Pearl Ebert
Nellie Vaughn
Mickie Manuel
Buncutter Oil
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Thelma Bucher
Virginia
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Frances Dodson
Marlene Martin
Evelyn Stoller
Margaret Douglas
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Marie Fauver
Louise Armstrong
Val Morgan
Buckley-Lages
Mason Realty & Insurance
Flo Baker
Naomi Houston
Peggy Myers
Mason’s Realty & Insurance
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Cooper's Jewelers
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Dot Burke
Mary Louise Miller
Diet Rue Cola
Sanitary Dairy
Jackie Cleveland
Funkhouser Oil
Kenneth Pitta
Jimmy Shanholtz
Philip McKee
Sonny Crisman
Crisman
McKee
Paul Bromley
Brent Bowman
Crisman Rug
Charles Minghini
Evan Creswell
CATS IN 2nd PLACE Warren Blasts Gobblers 64-51
Warren County Wildcats beat Broadway Gobblers 64-51 to pull into a second place tie in District 10. Danny Pond led with 17 points, Billy Wood had 16 and 22 rebounds, Mickey Payne 15, while Jim Wampler led Broadway with 23. Warren moves to 8-2 in league play. Broadway falls to 6-3.
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Danny Pond
Wildcats
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Mickey Payne
Jim Wampler
Gobblers
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Millar
Miller
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Payne
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Hollar
Twiner
Wampler
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Long
Simmers
Warren Co
Broadway
Page County Panthers trounce Central Falcons 96 64
SHENANDOAH The Page County Panthers routed the Central Falcons 96 to 64 in District Ten action. Page built a big lead in the second half as they outscored Central 24 27 33 to 15 14 24 over the final three periods. Five Panthers scored in double figures led by Jerry Hoak with 29 and Jim Brown with 26 while Bobby Click had 21 for Central. Page improves to 7-3 in county and 7-4 overall. Central falls to 5-5 and 5-6.
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Page County Panthers
Central Falcons
Central E
Bobby Click
Phil Lutz
Randy Rudolph
Mike Thompson
Mike Cahill
Rich Bolen
J. Gochenour
Randy Shipe
B. Ritenour
Page County
Jerry Hoak
Brown Kite
Cabbage
Painter Mays
Central
Luray Bulldogs Beat Turner Ashby In District Ten Showdown
Luray Bulldogs handed Turner Ashby a 53 52 defeat to seize sole lead in District Ten. Charles Campbell 15 points Tommy Nichols 13 Bobby Carter 13 led Luray while Tom Burgess scored 16 for Turner Ashby.
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Turner Ashby Black Knights
Turner Ashby
Warren County
Charles Campbell
Tommy Nichols
Bobby Carter
Bulldogs
Black Knights
Tom Burgess
Home Grown Huskies Feature Local Talent
Seattle based story notes 12 of 15 Washington Huskies varsity players are from the state. The visiting seniors Bruce Brickner from Klamath Falls Oregon and Bob Johnson from Houston Texas and sophomore Doug West from Pomona California headline the roster.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Bruce Brickner
Klamath Falls
Ore
Bob Johnson
Houston, Tex
Doug Westlake
Pomona
Calif
Rangers Cruise Past York in 61 50 Victory
Report quotes Mosby scoring lead as the Rangers roll to a comfortable win over York 61 to 50. Box shows last week results with 13 correct and 5 wrong for a 56 of 71 overall 0.789 accuracy.
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