Handley High Grid Schedule Set For 1966 Season
Handley High announces a 10 game 1966 football slate with seven Northwestern League games and three non league matches. New coach Ron Rice will face Clarke County Beall and Warren County as rivals while renewing old postseason and regular season meetings with Clarke and Beall. Schedule includes Martinsburg Warren County George Mason Loudoun Valley Fauquier Herndon James Wood and home games against Fauquier Clarke and Herndon.
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Valley League Sunday Scores and Standings Summary
In the Apple Valley League eight teams played Sunday with Bentonville beating Gore 16 to 0 and Star Tannery defeating Stephens City 10 to 4. Rappahannock routed Wardensville 12 to 5 and Front Royal topped Mt. Williams 5 to 2. Bentonville leads 4-0, with Star Tannery and Rappahannock tied 4-1 for second. Front Royal 3-2, Mt. Williams 3-3, Wardensville 1-3, Stephens City 1-4, Gore 0-6.
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Gainesboro Rebels Suffer 22-2 Loss in Tri-County Play
Bakerton of Wa Va crushed Gainesboro Rebels 22 to 2 as they totaled 19 hits. S McIntire and Earl Largent each had two hits for Gainesboro. Largent invited more players to Rouss Park at 2 p.m. Sunday as Gainesboro planned to face Tomahawk.
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Giles B. Cook Legion Split With Chesterfield County
The Giles B. Cook Legion team from Front Royal split a weekend pair with Chesterfield County. They lost 11-4 in the opener then won 11-5 in the nightcap led by Steve Friski 3-4 Andy Millar 3-5 Donnie Hazelette and Danny Pond 2-4. Buddy Fuller Phillips 66 Winchester center fielder broke his ankle sliding into second Saturday night and was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Best wishes for a quick recovery are sent from this corner.
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Baker Injured in Auto Crash Seeks Cards From Friends
Former Handley basketball star Tommy Baker, who played in the late 1950s, was injured in a recent automobile accident. He is home after surgery and would welcome cards or notes from his many friends. The corner offers best wishes to a swell fellow.
Our Rocker Wins Five Furlong Open At Charles Town
Our Rocker upset a field of allowance rivals to win the Jefferson County Purse at Charles Town in 1.29 1/5 on a fast track worth a $170.60 payoff. Hy-Round and Traffic Circle followed, while Lovely Lassie routed ten sprinters for $36.60, and Wish You Luck sparked a $38.60 daily double with Zone Raider.
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English light welterweight bout ends in Cullen victory
Maurice Cullen stopped Terry Edwards in the fifth round in Newcastle England. In Toronto Bob Felstein aged 198 registered an outpoint win over Jean Claude Roy aged 185 from Montreal over eight rounds.
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Brethren Sweep Keeps Lead In Close Church League Night
Brethren 4 Sunny side 3 in a thriller keeps Brethren in first place. Baptist and Market Street won to stay near the leaders. Market 11 Wesley Frederick 7 with 13 hits for the winners and 14 for the losers.
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Ten Pin Ten Pin Tops Four-Point Sweep In League Play
In Ball & Chain Mixed Couples action Wac kies grab first place with a 4 9 shutout of Battletown Four. Ron Haines leads Wackies with 191 and Bernie Mentre adds 175 as Barbara Boswell posts a 487 for the losers. Jokers slip to second after a 2 2 split with Two Plus Two's led by Brandell Locke 190 and Curtis Braithwaite 524. Frances Morrison 205 and Tom Woods 474 pace Two Plus Two's. Lorraine Sealock 217 and Mary Miller 201 547 spark Nut House Four to a total 4-0 over Neighbors. Bill Blessing tops the losers with 168 170 171 for 509. Four Roses shuts out Mix Ups as Floyd Starnes 178 494 and Bob Carter 168 483 lead Mix-Ups. Bob Baker 197 and Connie Baker 533 lead Roadrunners to a 4-0 win over Butch's Four. Butch Rinker 175 457 leads losers. Mustangs beat Tightwads 3-0 with Riley Loy 221 553 and Charles Shull 166 Sue Williamson 436 supporting. One Hit Three Misses take 3 1 over Newcomers as Betty McKee 204 490 and Bud Beers 186 losers Beth Mitchell 436. Jw's take 3 from Gutter Balls led by Nancy Jones 173 443. Ken Smallwood 184 and Marice Smallwood 503 pace losers. Zee R 0 s sweep Crazy Four as Jim Renner 225 523 and Jerry Watson 169 491 anchor both sides.
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Tennis Registration Open in Winchester Parks
The Winchester Parks and Recreation Department opens tennis programs starting June 14 for youths ages 12 to 16 meeting weekdays until August 26, with adult instruction on Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mr. Paul Hillyard leads the program. registration is at the Parks and Recreation office 662-4946.
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Major League National Lea Monday Results and Upcoming Games
The schedule shows Philadelphia and San Francisco tied to a single game, with several Wednesday matchups listed including Atlanta at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Standings feature Baltimore leading with 30 wins and 19 losses, followed by Detroit 28 19 and Chicago 24 26 in the middle of the pack.
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First Baptist Keeps Lead Pace With 10-3 Win Over Braddock Street
First Baptist improved to 3-1, narrowing the gap behind First Bre. Al Grim and Jerry Bemnsdaf fer led the Baptists with two hits apiece while Peachy Dorsey and Ronnie Bageant paced the Methodists with two hits each. Braddock earned two runs in the seventh while Baptist produced a 12-run final tally.
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Donnie Oates Wins Carpers Valley Club Championship Title
Donnie Oates defeated Howard Adkins 2-1 to retain the Carpers Valley Golf & Country Club Men’s Club Championship after a 36 hole final. Howard opened with a 69 in the morning, while Donnie pulled away late in the afternoon with a 69 to seal the victory. The event included multiple flight finals and additional tournament notes, with Jack Ritter posting 78 as the low round to date and preparations ongoing for Governors Trophy qualification.
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Gus Bornscheuer
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Charslie Mallory
Jeanne Baden
Jeanne
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Ruby Boyd
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Dottie Price
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Minor Leagues Scores Across Leagues
International League results include Rochester 5 Columbus 2 and Syracuse 3 Toledo 2 with Richmond 5 Buffalo 4 and Toronto 2 Jacksonville. Pacific Coast League games saw Seattle 8 Denver 0 and Indianapolis 5 Hawaii 4 with Portland 9 Tulsa 3 and Vancouver 4 Tacoma 1 plus Spokane 2 San Diego 1.
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