Fauquier Falcons claim Northwestern District title in win
Warrenton reports the Fauquier Falcons defeated the Herndon Hornets 79 to 47 to clinch the Northwestern District Group I F basketball crown. Big Whitney Cassell at 6'8" anchored rebounds while Carlton Wine and Taylor Pearson led scorers with 24 and eight field goals respectively. The winner advances to the Regionals in Charlottesville.
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Herndon Hornets
Falcons
Whitney Cassell
Fauquier
Taylor Pearson
Carlton Wine
Wine
Fauquier FG FT
Wine Meadows
McCullough
Rich Cassell Il Wines
Pearson
Foley
St Louis Beats San Francisco 111 102 in Monday NBA
St Louis defeated San Francisco 111 to 102 on Monday. Remaining games listed include Cincinnati at New York and Boston at Philadelphia with follow ups in Syracuse and other cities.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Syracuse
N.Y
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Duckpin League Roundup Shows High City Scores and Standings
Screwballs regain first place after two wins, posting 999 series and 525 game tops. Gutterballs, Top Cats, Crisman Cleaners, Sting Rays, and Hertz Rent A Car post strong scores with multiple 600 series and 400 sets as teams chase a weekend mother-daughter handicap event at Health Center Lanes.
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Health Center
AJBC
Donna Jennings
Sandy Holbrook
Diane Webber
Karen Jennings
Terry Ford
Peggy Shawen
Phyllis McKee
Don Ha Bowers
Miki Smith
Untouchables
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Judy Farmer
Susan Good
Lexie Jackson
Connie Ward
Meke
Virginia Connelly
Hertz
Buncetter Tire Co
Buncetter
Chug White
Jack DuVall
Mickey Perry
Frank Cooper
Rudolph Wins First in New Orleans Open Golf Tourney
Mason Rudolph, a Clarksville pro from Tennessee, won the Greater New Orleans Open by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus and Januet Rodriguez. He finished 72 holes in 283 after a rocky final round marked by weather delays and early bunker troubles. Defending champ Bob Wininger was disqualified for arriving late.
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Associated Press
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Mason Rudolph
Tennessee
Tobacco Country
Clarksville
Jack Nicklaus
Januet Rodriguez
Glenn Stuart
Michigan Club
Lakewood Country Club
Bob Wininger
Rudolph
Scholastic Scores Across District Playoffs and Meets
The Associated Press notes scores from multiple high school tournaments and districts. Highlights include Fleming 73 over Henry 61, Halifax County 86 over Jeff Sr 57, Graham 72 over Richlands 60, Martinsville 74 over Wm Byrd 48, Fauquier 79 over Herndon 47, Albemarle 60 over Waynesboro 42, Brunswick 71 over Kenbridge 59, Altavista 59 over Rustbury 56, Floyd 70 over Independence 33, Lebanon 65 over Pocahontas 62, Turner Ashby 57 over Strasburg 52, and Boonsboro 53 over Montvale 36.
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P. Henry
Halifax County
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Manchester
Freeman
Kenbridge
Altavista
Rustbury
Floyd
Independence
Lebanon
Pocahontas
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Strasburg
Boonsboro
Montvale
Brunswick
Rustburg
TA Edges Rams For Crown In District 10 Final
The Turner Ashby Knights defeated Strasburg 57 to 52 to win the District 10 Group II basketball title. Eddie Kern led with 20 points, the Rams hit 22 field goals to TA’s 21, and TA won at the foul line 15 to 8. The Knights advance to Charlottesville for regional play and possible state finals at Blacksburg.
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Montevideo High School
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Charlottesville
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Alford Ll Rhodes
Wampler
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College Scores and Race-Purse Increase Noted
Collegiate scores feature CCNY, St Michael's Vermont St Louis and others with multiple upsets and OT games. Kentucky raises minimum race purses from 1000 to 1100 dollars and seeks average at least 1350 per parimutuel handle permits.
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Kentucky
Lexington
State Racing Commission
Bristow star Hendrick breaks school scoring mark
Rich Hendrick of Bristow High exploded for 65 points in his sixth game of January, topping the Bristow school record after four straight 50 plus efforts while remaining on the track of a record.
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Bowling Green
Rich Hendrick
Bristow High
Bristow
Jim Dandy Wins 1930 Travers at Saratoga
Harbor View Farm foreman Frank Red Baker rode the 100 to 1 shot Jim Dandy to victory in the Travers Stakes at Saratoga, delivering a stunning upset in the famous race.
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Red) Baker
Harbor View Farm
Jim Dandy
Saratoga
NFL halts national Friday night game telecasts
The NFL will not televise Friday night games nationally. NCAA head Asa Bushnell and other college leaders welcome the move, saying it avoids football overexposure. The NFL stresses clubs may still televise road games to their home areas.
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Tional Football League
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Asa Bushnell
NCAA
Pete Rozelle
Bushnell
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Bylers
Cunningham Mullins Lead ACC All Stars
North Carolina star Billy Cunningham and Duke guard Jeff Mullins headed the All-Atlantic Coast Conference basketball team as unanimous first-team selections. Also named to the first team were Ronnie Collins of South Carolina Chip Conner of Virginia and Frank Christie of Wake Forest.
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Duke
Jeff Mullins
UNC
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Southarolina
Chip Conner
Virginia
Frank Christie
Wake Forest
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Boxing Results Shake City Card in Santa Monica and Tokyo
Johnny Smith of Los Angeles knocked out Tevel Holman of San Diego in the Santa Monica bout in the second round. In Tokyo Randolph Masula of the Philippines stopped Makoto Watanabe of Japan in the first round.
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Johnny Smith
Los Angeles
Tevel Holman
San Diego
Tokyo
Randolph Masula
Philippines
Malkoto Watanabe
Japan
UCLA and Michigan Lead Final College Poll Before Last
UCLA remains undefeated at 24 0 with 398 points and 38 first place votes in the Associated Press ranking. Michigan moves up to second, Kentucky falls to third as Duke Wichita State Oregon State fill the top ten with Davidson dropping to tenth after losses.
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Koufax Dodgers Feud After 1964 Contract Fight
Star pitcher Sandy Koufax and the Los Angeles Dodgers closed their contract dispute in Vero Beach Florida. Koufax charges a hostile campaign to portray him as greedy while Dodgers GM Buzzy Bavasi plans a face to face confrontation. Koufax condemns the villain image and says he agreed to a modest increase over last year. He notes he was pressured into signing and has not yet signed the 1964 deal.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Ager
New York Yankees
Tech Pats 2 on AP All-Virginia Team
Virginia Tech stars Howard Pardue and Paul Long earned spots on the 1964 AP All-Big Five team, joined by Richmond’s John Telepo Virginia’s Chip Conner and VMI’s Bill Blair. Pardue and Blair are repeats from 1963 with Pardue making a third straight appearance.
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Associated Press
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Chip Conner
Bill Blair
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Telepo
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Long
Clover
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Martin Morris
Joe Kruszewski
Mac Caldwell
Tom Lenwick
Lancers defeat Douglas-Freeman to reach state tourney berth
Manchester's Lancers beat Douglas Freeman 82-73 in a Central District playoff to clinch the regular season title and seal a spot in the state Group I-A tournament joining Newport News and GW Alexandria. Bob Bundy scored 28 and Bill Mawredee 22 as the Lancers finished 16-1, avenging an earlier 85-73 loss.
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Freeman
Hart delays Clay Liston hearings to civil rights debate
Senate panel head Sen. Hart delays the Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston promotional deal probe until after the civil rights bill debate. He says hearings will be among first orders of business for the Anti trust and Monopoly subcommittee after the fight season, amid push for a national boxing commissioner to curb underworld influence.
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Sonny Liston
Philip A. Hart
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