Area high school hoops roundup bolds results and upsets
On Saturday Handley beat Clarke County 69 to 54 and James Wood edged Lee of Staunton 70 to 60. Other results include Shepherd 93 over Alderson Broaddus 85 and Johnson-Williams 71 over Culpeper Carver 64. Overall 72 correct, 16 wrong, 81.8 percent.
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Loudoun County
Ames Wood
Herndon
Battle Douglas
Johnson-Williams
George Mason
Loudoun Valley
Fauquier
Clarke County
Warren County
Elkton
Talen Turner Ashby
Strasburg
Lee of
Staunton
James Wood
Charles Town
Breeze Shepherd
Alderson-Broaddus
Shepherd
Martinsburg
Fort Hill
Bulldogs
Culpeper
Carver
Tigers
HHS
Johnson- Williams
Douglas
Winchester
Berryville
Ed Barksdale
Dave James
Robert E. Lee
Shenandoah College
Allegany J.C
Cumberland, Md
Banks Signs 1966 Cubs Contract for 14th Season
Ernie Banks agreed to terms for his 14th season with the Chicago Cubs. Reported salary near 65 000 dollars. last season he played 28 hours, 25 doubles and drove in many runs. He led NL first basemen in chances with 1 790 putouts 1 682 and had a .992 fielding percentage.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Banks
Wednesday's Results From The Associated Press
New York edged Detroit 4 to 3 while Chicago defeated Montreal 4 to 2. Chicago faces Boston in the tonight's game.
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Associated Press
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Boston
NBA Results and Schedule From Friday's Games
The Associated Press reports scores: New York 115 over San Francisco 103 and Los Angeles 126 over Detroit 110. Friday's schedule features Detroit at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Baltimore at Los Angeles, and San Francisco at St. Louis.
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New York
San Fran
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
San Francisco
St. Louis
Fights in Tuain Italy Salvatore Burrini KO and Moraes Victory
In Tuain Italy Salvatore Burrini aged 116 knocked out Ray Jutras 120 from Boston after four rounds. Brazilian Renauto Moraes 174 stopped Johnny Otto 176 of Hyannis Massachusetts after four rounds.
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Associated Press
TUAIN
Italy
Salvatore Burrini
Ray Jutras
Boston
Renato Moraes
Brazil
Johnny Otto
Hyjannis
Mass
Loudoun County hoops weekend features James Wood Herndon clash
Handley hosts Clarke County while James Wood aims to knot the NW League standings with Herndon. James Wood has won four straight, rising to 6-4, as Handley carries a 2-7 state mark into a tight league battle.
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Herndon
Colonels
Hornets
Wood
Loudoun Valley
Clarke County
Fauquier
Loudoun County
Handley
Raiders
Loudoun
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local High School Events
Friday schedule features Loudoun County at Handley Clarke County at Fauquier and Shepherd at Fairmont Central among many games. junior high includes Capon Bridge at West Virginia Deaf Frederick at North Martinsburg. college action Shenandoah visits Allegany. wrestling matches include James Wood hosting Herndon.
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W. Va
Deaf Frederick Jr. High
North Martinsburg
Martinsburg
Allegany
James Wood
Berkeley Springs
Loudoun County
Handley James Wood
Herndon
Johnson-Williams
Douglas
Loudoun Valley
George Mason
Clarke County
Fauquier
Elkton
Warren County
Strasburg
Turner Ashby
Shepherd
Fairmont Central
Rappahannock
Paw Paw
Wardensville
Flint Hill
Mosby
Mills Richmond Rebuilding Program on Schedule
Richmond coach Lewis Mills guides the Spiders toward a stronger season as they plan road trips to Southern Illinois and Kentucky Wesleyan. With a 6-4 conference mark, Richmond projects toward tougher schedule ahead including games against the Citadel Furman and Davidson and a home slate ending with West Virginia East Carolina and William and Mary. Captain Johnny Moates averages 19.9 points with 60 assists. Spike Welsh adds 19.5 points and 83.1 percent from the line. Rebounding leaders are Tom Green and Buster Batts, while freshmen mix in double figures led by Picot Frazier Bobby Ukrop Larry Weddington Buddy Jones Wilton Ford.
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Spike Welsh
Tom Green
Buster Batts
Green
Batts
Harvey Roberts
Jusiors
Billy McCann
Butch Renaldi
Sophs
Terry Bure Gess
Dick Balderson
Gale Catlett
Picot Frazier
Bobby Ukrop
Larry Weddington
Buddy Jones
Wilton Ford
Richmond Arena
Gob Llers
Cougars Narrowly Edge Baylor For Sixth Straight Win
Houston Cougars edged Baylor 92 91 in overtime for their sixth straight victory on their Texas home court. Joe Hamood scored 27 points including a late free throw to seal the win as Darrell Hardy tied regulation with a 14 second shot.
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Associated Press
Joe Hamood
Tulsa
Bears
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Darrell Hardy
Cincinnati
St. Joseph’s College of Indiana
Bearcats
John Howard
Drake
Iowa State
Bob Netolicky
Herman Watson
Harold Jeter
Bulldogs
Don Smith
Iowa
High Flying Gobblers Host To Toledo U. Saturday
Virginia Tech welcomes Toledo Rockets for a high scoring showdown in Blacksburg. Tech enters 13-2 and averaging 87.4 points per game while Toledo clocks 83 per game with multiple 100 plus efforts.
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Virginia Tech
Toledo Rockets
Rockets
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Texas A & M
Tech
Howie Shannon
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Falcons hire Norb Hecker as head coach under secret identity
The Falcons pick Nort Hecker, using the alias J. Jones to hide the coaching hire. Hecker, 38, ex-Green Bay assistant, aims to build a strong defense and quickly assemble a staff, while Lombardi praises his qualities and loyalty. Army's Bob Knight faces graduation losses as five players depart next June.
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Hecker
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Vince Lombardi
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Mt. Healthy
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N.J
Bill Helkie
South Bend
Ind
Jack Isenhour
Kingston, Tenn
Mudcat Grant presses for $50,000 Twins contract in 1966
Jim Mudcat Grant, in white fur coat at Metropolitan Stadium Money Day, demands a $50,000 salary for 1966 to pitch for the American League champion Twins, after earning $21,000 in 1965. Calvin Griffith resists while hints of compromise surface. Grant vows he will pitch if worth it, amid show business tours with Mudcat and his Kittens.
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Griffith
Twins
New York City
Quebec
Baseball Writers
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