Rinker Makes Second Team All Conference in 1965 66
Shenandoah freshman Butch Rinker named to the second Tri-State College Conference all star squad. He averaged 21.4 points per game with 235 points in 11 league games, joining a six man second team that includes Bob Bowers and others from Essex, Hagerstown, Allegany and Potomac State.
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Rinker
Butch Rinker
Shenandoah College
James Wood
Essex
Charles Haydt
Wesley
Terry Boswell
Montgomery
Robert Marker
Allegany
Bill Beatty
Shenandoah
Tom Condrorl
Potomac State
Wesley Montgomery
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Unbeaten TACs Fall as B M Chevrolet Wins Bantam Title
The Winchester Recreation Department Bantam League finals saw undefeated TACs lose to B M Chevrolet coached by Chuck Spaid. Eddie Yost led B M with seven field goals and 17 points, while Gary Snapp added 12 points. Phillip Painter led TACs with three field goals as the league closed strongly.
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Winchester Recreation Department
Gordie Legg
TAC
B & M Chevrolet
Chuck Spaid
Gary Snapp
Eddie Yost
NBA Results From Friday By The Associated Press
Friday results show St. Louis defeating Boston 132 to 112 New York beat Detroit 121 to 119 Philadelphia over Cincinnati 107 to 103 and Los Angeles besting Baltimore 123 to 106. Matches scheduled include New York at Cincinnati Boston at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at San Francisco with Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Detroit Baltimore at Los Angeles and New York at St. Louis upcoming.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Detroit
Phila
Phia
Cincinnati
Los Anges
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
College Results By The Associated Press
EAST Wisconsin Milw 81 Central Michigan 80 Wayne St 79 John Carroll 69 FAR WEST Loyola L A 78 USF 68 Oregon State 49 Oregon 42 UCLA 94 Southern Cal 79 Montana 101 Idaho St 86 Stanford 63 California 59 Washington 70 Wash State 67 ACC semifinals Duke 21 No Carolina 20 NC State 75 So Carolina 62 NCAA College Division First Round Long Island U 62 Drexel 54 Cheyney 61 Albright 56 Great Lakes Evansville 111 Lamar Tech 103 St Illinois 85 Indiana St 65 South Central Kentucky Wesleyan 81 S Car State 73 Oglethorpe 69 Winston Salem St 66
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Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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Wayne St
John Carroll
Far West
Loyola
L.A
USF
Oregon State
Oregon
UCLA
Southern Cal
Montana
Idaho St
Stanford
California
Washington
Wash. State
Eminfinals
Duke
No. Carolina
N.C. State
So. Carolina
Long Island U
Drexel
Cheyney
Albright
Great Lakes
Evansville
Lamar Tech
Maryland Aims for IC4A Indoor Title in New York
Maryland travels to Madison Square Garden for the Indoor IC4A Track Meet led by Frank Costello and Bruce Springer. Key Maryland contenders include Ed Marks in the broad jump and Ernie Hearson in the shot put with strong showings from Kowzun, Gagner, Thompson, and Henry in sprints and distance events.
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Maryland
New York
College Park
Diamond
Jim Kehoe
Madison Square Garden
Villanova
Terrapins
Frank Costello
Bruce Springer
Springer
Chapel Hill
Costello
Ed Marks
Don Smith
Marks
Bob Schnetzka
Bobby
Mike Cole
NCAA
Bowl league standings and high scores from Shenandoah League
SS Ashworth Bros led Shenandoah Handicap League with four points over Estes Express as Stan Erickson rolled 192 and 506 series. Doyles Cabinet and others vie for second with 4-0 and 3-1 records. Highlights include Brande Locke 198 and Dave Butts 504 for Virginia Gentlemen, Peake 212 and 568 for Clarke County Lions, and Elwood Willis 232 and 569 for Hemingway Transport.
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Ashworth Bros
Estes Express
Stan Erickson
Maynard Wilson
Estes
Doyles Cabinet
Virginia Gentlemen Restaurant
Clarke County Lions
Doyles
Shenandoah Gas Co
White
Ernie Smith
Marshall Grandstaff
Virginia Gentlemen
Brande Locke
Dave Butts
al Loring
Northside
Bob Peake
Ray Racer
Steve Lamm
Anderson Sheet Metal
Melvin Aikens
Anderson
Henry Snider
Renener
Frank Cooper
Phil Ramey
Rick Hodson
Clyde Melester
Renners
Juicers
Toasters
Myrna Snider
Jeannette Lloyd
Coffee Cats
Dot Russell
Lillie Ritter
Cream & Sugar
Bowler Scores Highlight Late League Bowling Action
Multiple leagues see dense scoring with players like Mae Brown 167 455 and Cathy Schecter 176 454, plus high games by Teresa Lee 159 445 and Vance Orndoff 225 546. Teams such as Lazy Four, Fireballs, Jaybirds, Sutter Strutters, Alley Cats, Mermaids, Inke rts and others contest wins and ties across country club and city leagues.
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Dot Brown
Jo Ann
Lazy Four
Woodchucks
Mae Brown
Jaybirds
Teresa Lee
Cathy Schecter
Twisters
Whiz Kids
Liz Butts
Wilda Mellon
Jean Martin
Benchwarmers
Pat Prominski
Nancy Jones
Flappers
Wahl Flowers
Mickey Hardin
Rudy Boyd
Robbie Kerns
Sutter Strutters
Alley Cats
Lee Hassen
Mermaids
Hopefull
Peggy Flowers
Young Star Races To 60-Yd Mark At AAU Indoor Trials
A high school sophomore Bill Gaines 17 Clearview High Mullica N J ran 5.9 seconds in the men 60 yard dash trials matching the indoor mark. Edith McGuire Tennessee State Tigerbelle clipped the indoor mark twice in the women 220 with times of 24.5 and 24.4. Two indoor records were set in modified medley relays and several AAU indoor meet records were established.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Bill Gaines
Clearview High School
Mullica
N.J
Edith McGuire
Tennessee State
AAU
Bowling league scores show wins by Health Center groups
The Health Center Lanes hosted a long night of bowling with high scores from Allen Carter 145 and Paul Bromley 384. Open Hearth, Hess Auto, and Retro teams posted multiple wins as Sanitary Dairy and Cooper's Jewelers battled for top spots in the Health Center Independent League.
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Pat Cooper
Helen Perry
Billie
Stanley McCoh- Lamps
Flo Baker
Red Devils
Mason Realty
Charles
Madoff
Carl McKee
Buckley Lages
Bill Kump
Goode Bros
Strike Quartet
Buick
Pontiac
Louise
Fourstrongs
Marie Fawpins
Stuart Perry, Inc
Brothers Five
Butch
Biddy Smoot
Rathef
James A. Lawyer
Amy Alger
Roy Shanholtzer
Philip McKee
Rosenberger
Ups & Downs
Edwin Fiddler
Paul Bromley
Ray Malone
Hess Auto Sales
Angar Fars
Angar Farm
Ronnie Boyd
Charles S Anderson
Jimmy Anderson
Sanitary Daily
Quick Music
Leasgue
Johnny Spaid
Jess Kiracore
Ted Hepner
Doug Sirbaugh
Chug White
Sanitary Dairy
Kenneth Pitta
Funkhouser Oil
Harold Buckener
Marty Mason
Evans Creswell
Crisman
Eugene Funke
Houser
Francis Hudeson
Aaron Zuckerman
Brent Bowman
Virginia Gentlerman
Health Center
Aggie McCall
Frances Dodson
Virginia Vance
Sealest
Mary Lou Jones
Thelma Bucher
Betty Sheetz
Evelyn Tucker
Buncutter Oil
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Pat Whitacre
Evelyn Stotler
Jean Pitta
Virginia Larrick
Nancy Levi
Connie Lineburg
Virginia McClure
Coca Cola
Bill Bridgeforth
Olga Brown
Cooper’s Jewelers
Mason Realty & Insurance
State Scholastic Scores Show Varied District Victories
State Scholastic scores list multiple district finals and semifinals with teams such as Douglas Freeman Huguenot Prince George Thomas Edison W.T. Woodson Washington-Lee Norview Maury Newport News and Booker T all securing wins in Group I A I B II and VIA divisions across Eastern Northern Peninsula and Central regions. Notable tallies include Douglas Freeman 63 Lane 53 and James Edison 61 Groveton 34 with many close finishes and overtime noted in Group I B Western Regional results.
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Capital
Douglas Freeman
Lane
Huguenot
Prince George
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
E.c.glass
Alexandria
Thomas Edison
Groveton
Alex
T.c.williams
W.T. Woodson
Falls Church
Potomac
NCAA Tilt At Tech Monday
The fog lifted on Penn's playoff status as Virginia Tech hosts a double header. St Joseph's plays Providence at 7 pm and Davidson faces Rhode Island at 9 pm in Blacksburg. The move aims to boost attendance for the Monday playoffs at Tech Coliseum.
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Penn
Virginia Tech
Tech Coliseum
St. Joseph's
Providence
Davidson
Rhode Island
Kings
Palestra
Philadelphia
Tech
St. Joseph’s
East Carolina Favored In Southern Conference Meet
East Carolina College is the heavy favorite at the three day Southern Conference swimming meet at The Citadel on a 30 56 overall record. Owen Paris and Mike Tomberlin lead the Pirates as about 90 swimmers from six schools compete including Virginia Military William and Mary West Virginia Davidson and The Citadel. Virginia Military has won nine times in 12 years and is the defending champion.
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S. C
East Carolina College
Citadel
Pirates
Owen Paris
Mike Tomberlin
Virginia Military
William & Mary
West Virginia
Davidson
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