Weekend High School Hoops Roundup From Virginia Districts
Saturday action featured Handley over Loudoun County 65 to 50 while James Wood beat Herndon 61 to 58. Douglas topped Johnson-Williams 73 to 70. George Mason defeated Loudoun Valley 68 to 50. Fauquier beat Clarke County 59 to 57 and Warren County edged Elkton 66 to 55. Shepherd crushed Fairmont 100 to 93. Rappahannock beat Central 56 to 54. Wardensville topped Paw Paw 77 to 60. Handley beat Clarke County 69 to 54 and Lee of Staunton beat James Wood 70 to 60. Charles Town defeated Loudoun County 62 to 52. Shepherd 93 Alderson-Broaddus 85. Martinsburg defeated Fort Hill 82 to 77. Johnson-Williams edged Culpeper 71 to 64. Last week record 12 correct 1 wrong. overall 72 correct 16 wrong.
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Handley
Loudoun County
James Wood
Herndon
Colonels
Douglas
Johnson-Williams
Bulldogs
George Mason
Loudoun Valley
Mustangs
Fauquier
Clarke County
Falcons
Warren County
Elkton
Cats
Turner Ashby
Strasburg
Knights Shepherd
Fairmont
Rams
Rappahannock
Central
Panthers
Wardensville
Paw Paw
Laadaa
Lee of
Staunton
Leemen
Charles Town
Shepherd
Alderson-Broaddus
Martinsburg
Fort Hill
Culpeper
Carver
Tigers
Turner Ashby Shepherd
Fairmont Central
Flint Hill
Mosby
Handley Lee
Aldersot-Broaddus
Shenandoah
Allegany
J.C. Wrestling
Bowling results highlight local league action and young star
Gary Madigan led with a 154 game as teams across Reformed, Congregational United Church of Christ and Braddock St bowled strong sets. Thirteen year old Woody Armel earned national recognition after a 415 423 433 series in the Christmas Tournament, boosting his No 1 AJBC duckpin ranking per the Duckpin World.
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Gary Madigan
Wal Swanson
Tommy Ander
Mack Hookman
Madigan
McKee
Mets
George
Allen Carter
Woody Armel
Pete Haymaker
Stephenson Methodist
Allen DeSchon
Stephenson
Harry Mason
Charles Swartz
Ivan Jackson
Congregational United Church of Christ
United Brethren
Swartz
Jackson
Don Pless
Elwood McIintyre
United Brethren No
Woody
AJBC
The
Duckpin World
Cornell Names Jack Musick as New Head Coach
Cornell University announces Jack Musick 40 named head football coach succeeding Tom Harp who moves to Duke. Musick praises Dartmouth for training staff and notes he will not raid its coaching cadre.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Dartmouth
Jack Musick
Cornell University
Musick
Dartmouth College
Tom Harp
Duke University
Big Red
Indians
Dartmouth Gridders
University of Southern California
Bob Blackman
Cornell
Footeball
Maryland Dominates Colonials 107 81 in Nondistrict Win
Maryland routed George Washington 107 to 81 at home as the Colonials extended their losing streak to seven. The report notes Virginia clubs’ ACC pursuits and several college matchups including Kentucky Wesleyan and CIAA contests.
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George Washington
Colonials
Maryland
Virginia
vVirginia
Clemson
Cavaliers
ACC
Old Dominion
Lynchburg
Mason--Dixon
Norfolk State
vVirginia Union
Commonwealth College
Hampton Institute
Delaware State
Emory and Henry
Beckley
Wasps
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Basketball Matches
High school games feature Clarke County at Handley James Wood at Herndon and Loudoun Valley at George Mason plus Clarke County at Fauquier Elkton at Warren County and Strasburg at Turner Ashby. College action includes Shenandoah at Allegany. J.C. wrestling pits Herndon against James Wood with other boys hoops on tap.
Celtics Rip Pistons in 131 112 Victory
The Boston Celtics defeated the Detroit Pistons 131-112 on Thursday night in the NBA. The win pulled Boston within half a game of the Cincinnati Royals who had overtaken them earlier.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Detroit Pistons
NBA
Cincinnati Royals
Boston
Boston Beats Chicago 5 3 In Hockey Result
The Associated Press reports Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 3. Schedule notes list New York at Montreal and Detroit at Chicago for Saturday with Dodgers tied for sixth in 1964 NL standings with Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
College Scores Across Regions Highlight Upsets and High Scoring Games
East Maine tops Boston University 106 to 83 as Manhattan defeats Adelphi 101 to 84 and Monmouth beats Maries 83 to 66. Maryland scores 107 over George Washington 81 while Miami defeats Stetson 89 to 78 and Morehead edges East Tennessee 78 to 63. Wisconsin beats Hardin-Simmons 83 to 63 in the Midwest. Houston rolls past TCU 100 to 79 and Arkansas defeats Mississippi State 69 to 61 in the Southwest. Texas Westes 84 over Arizona State University 67 with Utah State 109 over La Salle 97. Seattle U 99 over Creighton 84. Oregon 78 over the University of Portland 75. Boston clobbers Detroit 131-112 as several city matchups follow in Philadelphia, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Cincinnati, New York, and San Francisco. Big Creek West Virginia loads a 56-37 win over Richlands Garden 72-53 over Rye Cove 53- Keokee 48.
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Maryland
Geo. Washa
Miami
Stetson
Morehead
East Tenns
Midwest
Wisconsin
Hard
n-Sim’s
Southwest Houston
TCU
Arkansas
Miss. State
Far West
Texas
Wests
Ariz
St.u
Utah State
LaSalle
Seattle U
Creighton
Oregon
U, of Portland
Court Orders Braves To Stay in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Judge Elmer Roller orders the National League to prepare an expansion plan with a Milwaukee franchise for 1966 and orders the Braves to plan to play home games in Milwaukee this season. The ruling intensifies legal conflict as baseball weighs moves between Atlanta and Milwaukee and possible expansion implications.
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Braves
Milwaukee
Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee Braves
Secee
Milwaukee County Cire
Elmer Roller
Wisconsin
National League
New York
Warren P. Giles
Giles
Milwaukee Brewers Inc
Brewers
The
Allan
Bud) Selig
Baseball
Sfy
Judge Roller
Atlanta
Georgia
William Eckert
Air Force
Ford Frick
Eckert
Roller
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
100000 Event Saturday at Santa Anita Stakes Card
The year’s first 100000-plus event headlines Santa Anita’s 14-year-old entrants in the 114 miles Charles H. Strub Stakes. Terry’s Secret carries 125 pounds for trainer Poltex Stable, with Alex Maese aboard, while Isle of Greece and Bold Bidder loom as top rivals under 120 and 119 pounds.
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Associated Press
Charles H. Strub
Santa Anita
Poltex Stable
Terry’s Secret
Alex Maese
West Coast
Ethel D. Jacobs
Isle of Greece
John R. Gaines
Diver
Wheatley Stable
Bill Shoemaker
Walter Blum
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Eagles
Roscoe Dean
Gary Lichliter
Braddock St. Methodist
Peachy DeHaven
Ward Snyder
Bucky Whitacre
Cork St. Christian
VMI
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Richmond
Lewis Mills
Spiders
Mills
Charlotte
Charlie Alford
Kentucky Wesleyan
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Portland
Maine
Ted Whitfield
Amherst
Mass
Clarence Osborne
New York City
Los Angeles
Raul Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
al Colter
Phoenix
Bob Duerr
Canton
Ohio
Jack Brunner
Guttenberg
N.J
St. John’s
Long Island
East Maine
Boston U
Manhattan
Adelphi
Monmouth
Maries
South
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
San Francisco
St. Louis
Big Creek
W.va
Riche Lands
Garden
Cleveland
Rye Cove
Keokee
B.F. Goodrich
Loudoun ST
Trailmaker
Silvertown
Silvertowns
Particular
Dr. H.T
S.S
Burgandy & White
FORD
A.T
P.S
Corvair
Monza
R & H, Ltd
Lamar Sloan
Valley Ave
Winchester
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