Callin' The Shots NCAA Regional Draw Preview
Maryland hosts a regional at Cole Field House with tickets via NCAA Ticket Office. The field includes Ivy League, Mid-Atlantic, ACC, Yankee, and Southern champions with the winner advancing to the Portland National Championships on March 20 and 21.
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Theoheces
Maryland
Cole Field House
NCAA
College Park
Providence
St. Joseph’s
Portland
Oregon
Interviews With Allegany Stars After Martinsburg Clash
Martinsburg hosts Allegany in a tense midweek game. Steve Vandenberg, a Maryland state champ staple, talks expectations for a third straight state title and lists Duke Ohio State North Carolina Northwestern and Kansas as college choices. Teammate Dave Toey cites the push for a third straight title and mentions interest from Kansas West Virginia and South Carolina.
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Allegany
Martinsburg
Steve Vandenberg
Maryland
Mr. Big
Dickie Johnson
Altoona
Vandenberg
Duke
Ohio State
North Carolina
Northwestern
Kansas
Dave Toey
Danny Keller
Toey
West Virginia
South Carolina
Payne rates LaSalle and Altoona tests after tough Maryland run
Allegany High coach Chet Payne says LaSalle will be tough Saturday night and Altoona, Pa. looms Tuesday as a major challenge. He notes the team has rebuilt after losing four starters, relies on a strong backcourt, and aims for a third straight Maryland state tournament bid.
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Chet Payne
Chet
Payne
Allegany High
van Genberg
Danny Carr
Danny Keller
Dave Bruce
LaSalle
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Martinsburg
Maryland
Area Sports Schedule Friday Jan 29
Area teams list games for Friday January 29 including Episcopal Ashby Warren Luray Central Harpers Ferry St Josephs Stonewall Jackson Page Natural Bridge Staunton Waynesboro Albemarle. Local matchups highlight a busy district slate and travel plans.
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Episcopal
Ashby
Warren ‘Co
Luray
Central
Harpers Ferry
St. Joseph’s
Stonewall Jackson
Page
Staunton
Waynesboro
Albemarle
Three-way tie leads early in $57,500 golf tourney
In San Francisco AP reports a three way share of first place among Jack McGown of Largo Florida Butch Baird of Carlton Oaks California and veteran player George Archer of Gilroy California and Jack Montgomery of Fort Worth Texas the giants in the field are 6 foot 6 Archer and 62 year old Montgomery as round two begins.
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San Francisco
Jack McGown
Largo
Fla
Butch Baird
Carlton Oaks
Calif
George Archer
Gilroy
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth
Tex
Archer
Montgomery
Midget League All Stars Play Sunday at Armory
The Winchester Recreation Dept Midget League All Stars for ages 10 to 12 will hold a 1 p.m. Sunday game at the Winchester Armory as a precursor to the 2 p.m. Bell Clothes Fairfax contest. A prior Saturday semifinal features Coca Cola Phillips 66 facing the Jaycees at 10 a.m. at the Armory.
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Winchester Recreation Dept
Winchester Armory
Bell Clothes Fairfax
Armory
Jaycees
Phillips
Coca Cola
Valley
Martinsburg
Ft. Hill
RMA
Episcopal
Bell Clothes
Fairfax
Falcons
Lothiers
Preachers-Teachers Charity Game In Berryville Tonight
Clarke County High Boosters Club hosts an annual charity game at Clarke County High. A preliminary between White Hall and Berryville Elementary starts at 6 30 p m. The main event follows at 8 p m with the preacher versus teacher lineup.
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Berryville
Clarke County High Boosters Club
Clarke County High
White Hall
Bold Lad the turf tale stirs caution and humor
In Hialeah Florida AP reports a turf writer asks trainer Bill Winfrey if Bold Lad is a good eater. Winfrey quips that if the horse misses a race three men would rush to his stall with thermometers. The note adds a humorous glimpse into trackside chatter.
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Hialeah
Fla
Bill Winfrey
Winfrey
Colonels Clash With Lee Handley Host James Monroe
Staunton leads Valley District at 7 4 as Leemen visit to defend form after a 97 55 upset loss to Waynesboro while Handley travels to Fauquier then hosts James Monroe in a top Battlefield District tilt. Richard Dick leads the Judges and Shenandoah College faces Baltimore J C tomorrow night.
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Lee
Handley
J. Monroe
James Wood
Staunton
Leemen
Robert E. Lee High
James Monroe
Monroe
Jayies
Waynesboro
Fauquier
Strikers and Hookers tie in Mt Carmel bowling league
In Northside Lanes action the Strikers and Hookers tied 2-2 with Taylor Finley posting 189-526 for Strikers and Joe Cartwright 177-450 for Hookers. Grippers defeated Twilighters as Clifford Brooks had a 164 game and Myles Cartwright a 460 series. Lee Roberts led the losers with 198-522. Continental Homes tops the Lady Brunswick standings by shutting out F and M Bank. Pat Buckner 150-413, Mary Cunningham 164-441, Connie Baker 200-546, Pat Taylor 163-467 for the winners, Libby Wolfe 174-502 for F&M. C and B Bank beat Buckley Lages. Phyllis Grove 168-435. Winchester Mobile Homes remains third after a shutout of Open Hearth. Mae Brown 181-452, Lorraine Sealock 164-438, Martha Taylor 201-467.
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Grippers
Twilighters
Clifford Brooks
Myles Cartwright
Lee Roberts
Continental Homes
F&m Bank
Pat Buckner
Mary Cunningham
Connnie Baker
Pat Taylor
Libby Wolfe
C&8 Bank
Buckley - Lages
Phyllis Grove
Betty Willis
Joann Michael
Charlotte Jones
Winchester
Mae Brown
Lorraine Sealock
Martha Taylor
Bowling league scores highlight high series and notable games
Brenda Line led Green Chemical Co with 165 391 as they routed Aikens Construction 4 0. Mary Hodson 162 416 Lee Hassen 159 454 propelled Green Chemical. Jamison Gore won 3 from Boyce Western Shop on Shasta Garrison 172 497 Pat Brant 164 460 Hilda Braithwaite 170 481. Rosa Reid 176 463 Jenny Sours 190 497 for the losers. Uniform Shop beat White Grill as Phyllis Leight 71 435 Helen LaFollette 154 394 Elva White 166. Frances Morrison 178 474 for Snow White Grill. Plum-Liners shut out LaMar Sloan Ford in Northside Classic. Harold Dawson 180 527 Bud Flaherty 185 467 Charles Zuckerman 180 499 Carl Lundmark 202 540 Jess Kiracofe Jr 212 536. Dave Smallwood 193 505 Ken Smallwood 211 544 for LaMar Sloan Ford.
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Brenda Line
Mary Hodson
Lee Hassen
Green Chemical Co
Aikens Construction Co
Linda Morton
Mary Willis
Jamison & Gore
Boyce Western Shop
Shasta Garrison
Pat Brant
Hilda Braithwaite
Rosa Reid
Jenny Sours
Uniform Shop
White Grill
Phyllis Leight
Helen LaFollette
Elva White
Frances Morrison
Snow White Grill
Plumly Plum-Liners
LaMar Sloan Ford
Harold Dawson
Bud Flaherty
Charles Zuckerman
Carl Lundmark
Jess Kiracofe, Jr
Dave Small- Wood
Ken Smallwood
West Virginia Unemployment Benefit Boost Bill Introduced
Speaker H Laban White Jr introduces a bill to raise the minimum weekly jobless pay in West Virginia from 35 to 40 dollars while keeping the 26 week maximum. The measure is part of a large 1965 legislative day with 38 bills introduced.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
House
H.laban White Jr
de Harrison
Union Votes Pay Out If Plant Stays
Providence news reports U.S. Rubber Co. workers backed a union proposal offering a 25 cent hourly pay cut if the plant remains open for at least five years. The vote reverses October’s 2 to 1 rejection of a straight time 30 cent pay cut and 11 cent benefit cut, tied to a plant closure that would have cost about 900 jobs.
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Providence
U.S. Rubber Co
Providencé
Stock Car Hall of Fame to Open in Darlington Museum
Darlington Raceway will host the Joe Weatherly stock car Hall of Fame in its museum. Jim Foster announces the plan at a Bristol convention. voting in summer precedes the Southern 500 in September. The $100,000 Joe Weatherly museum will display cars, motors, trophies, and pictures honoring the two-time champion.
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Stock Car Hall of Fame
Darlington
S.C
Joe Weatherly
Darlington ‘Raceway
Jim Foster
Spartanburg Herald
Southern Motorsports Press Association
Foster
Bristol
Tenn
Daytona
California
Bob Colvin
Hall of Fame
Colvin
Norfolk State Faces Virginia Union In High-Scoring Battle
Norfolk State Spartans, averaging 97.8 points per game and with 11 wins in 12, visit Virginia Union tonight in Richmond. Virginia Union carries a 4-8 mark and enters 1-1 in the league as Norfolk State seeks another win after beating VU in the Norfolk State Tournament.
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Norfolk
Va. Union
Richmond
Virginia Union
Tom Harris
Harris
Norfolk State
Ernie Fears
Spartans
Panthers
Norfolk State-Virginia Union
Virginia
Lynchburg
Hornets
Old Dominion
Frederick
Lions
Pemeroke
Hampton Institute
Delaware State
Ace on 61st Birthday Stuns New Mexico Golf Scene
Harmon Guard, longtime member of the New Mexico Senior Golf Association, scored a hole in one on the 140 yard 12th hole at the University Golf Course to celebrate his 61st birthday. Guard previously made his first ace on his 31st birthday in Beloit Kansas.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Harmon Guard
New Mexico
Health Center Lanes DUCK PIN shows mixed bowling results
In the Thursday Housewife League at Health Center Lanes the Duck Pin teams posted varied scores. Mable Grim led Carpet Baggers with 349, while Sleepers suffered a 2-1 loss. Slow Pokes beat Jetsons 2-1 led by Pauline Miller’s 334 series. Tea Bags swept Eve’s Channel Masters 3-0 led by Betty Salyan’s 108. Clearbrook Woolen Shop swept Invisibles 3-0 in the Optimist Club Boys League. Multiple high scores and career highs were recorded across leagues including 375 by Dennis Derry and 136 by Wade Dusing.
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Carpet Baggers
Sleepers
Mary J Omps
Alice Godlove
Irene Borror
Letha Marple
Jetsons
Pauline Miller
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Invisibles
Kirk
AJBC
Allen DeSchon
Gene Smith Bowl
Dennis Derry
Phillip McKee
Larry Clarke
Tommy Lineburg
MacFerguson
Sam Simpson
Bobby Schneider
James Stotler
Gary Teets
Bobby Giffin
Paul Jeter
Wade Dusing
Jay Grim
Dennis Compton
Jimmy Hilleary
Coca Cola
Super Sports
Winchester Building Supply
Lockbusters
Jamison & Gore
Studs
Leggett’s
Musketeers
Boyer’s Cash Grocery
Dr. James’ Health Club
Venuri to miss golf circuit after six week surgery
National Open champion Ken Venturi of San Francisco will sit out about six weeks due to circulatory problems in his hands. Dr. Robert Woods said Venturi underwent back and leg surgery a day earlier with about 15 stitches in the back and a dozen in the legs.
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Los Angeles
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Venturi
Robert Woods
Maiiien
Regent Writers
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