Seventeen Teams Vie For Four Virginia State Titles
Seventeen survivors compete in two weeks of regional play for four state scholastic basketball championships. The schedule centers on Richmond Arena for Group I-A with Newport News and Washington-Lee rival, and Virginia Tech Coliseum hosts Groups I-B II and II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Johnson
Richmond
Richmond Arena
Washington - Lee
Arlington
Newport News
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Spirit Lake wall eye tops 1964 fish list
Spirit Lake Iowa reports the first entry of the 1964 list a wall eye weighing 11 pounds 4 ounces caught through the ice by Robert Holtz of Spirit Lake NEA.
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Spirit Lake
Iowa
NEA
Robert Holtz
Calumet Has 4 for Ky Derby
Calumet Farm aims for a Kentucky Derby win May 2 at Churchill Downs. Gene Markey nominates four 3 year olds Real Well Kentucky Jug Kentucky Pioneer and Fun Ken tucky Jug and Ky Pioneer lead after Hutcheson Stakes win. Calumet also saw Mongo beat Gun Bow in Bowie and Consistency win San Juan Capistrano heat as Green Hornet defeated Bold Commander at the Fair Grounds.
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Calumet Farm
Churchill Downs
Gene Markey
America
Tim Tam
Aces Jones
Pioneer
Gulfstream Park
Mongo Edge Gun
John B. Campbell
Bowie
Mrs. Consistency
Santa Anita
Kingsley Rides Lenoso to 2nd Victory
Archibald Kingsley’s 9-year-old Lenoso won the Ben Venue two milles test over 24 miles with 10 jumps in Sperryville Virginia. Kingsley previously rode Lenoso to victory in Casanova Hunt. Lenoso Jr. owned and ridden by Randy Rouse finished second with Hardy Gurdy third owned and ridden by Kardon Gould.
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Sperryville
Lenoso
Archibald Kingsley
Virginia
Kingsley
Ben
Lenose, Jr
Jim
Randy Rouse
Hardy Gurdy
Kingdon Gould
Palmer, Player, Barber in Pensacola Open Playoff
Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Miller Barber reached an 18 hole playoff for $4,000 in the Pensacola Open at Pensacola Country Club. Palmer sank a clutch seven foot putt on the final green to force the playoff and tied with 69 at 274.
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Pensacola
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Miller Barber
Palmer
Gunning
Pensacola Country Club
Player
Barber
City Softball League Sets Public Meeting Wednesday
City officials invite managers sponsors and anyone interested in softball to an organizational meeting this Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the War Memorial Building. Commissioner Ed Burch said the meeting is open to the public and urged all connected with softball to attend.
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City
War Memorial Building
Ed Burch
Celtics Close On Another NBA Title
The Boston Celtics widened their lead in the Eastern Division by defeating the Detroit Pistons 128 to 118 as New York crushed Philadelphia 140 to 108 and St. Louis beat Baltimore 135 to 117. With four games left, Boston needs only a split to clinch an eighth straight division crown while St. Louis narrowed the gap on San Francisco in the Western Division. Bill Russell scored seven of 10 and grabbed 17 rebounds helping the Celtics pull away after a 67 65 halftime edge.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Royals
Detroit Pistons
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Bill Russell
Boston
St. Louis Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
Loyola Faces Four Top Teams In Defense of Title
Loyola's Ramblers enter the NCAA defense facing Michigan Kentucky Duke and UCLA in potential sequence as they open Tuesday against Murray State in Evanston. A win would set up a Minneapolis meeting with Michigan, with the winner possibly meeting Kentucky en route to the semifinals in Kansas City. Last year Loyola upset Duke and Cincinnati in Louisville.
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Chicago
Loyola
Ramblers
Lainybody
Rambler
George Ireland
Michigan
Kentucky
Duke
UCLA
Murray State
Evianston
Til
Ireland
Evanston
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Raleigh
N.C
Louisville
Cincinnati
McCalls Win Competition In Mother-Daughter Bowl
Karla McCall and her mother Aggie won the annual Mother-Daughter Handicap at Health Center Lanes over the weekend. Karla posted 87 102 88 for 277 and Aggie 103 123 129 for 355, plus 51 handicap pins, totaling 683 to take first. Bonnie and Phyllis Kiracore finished third with 678. Barbara and Mary Ann Funk posted strong games in their bid. The McCalls previously won the Father-Son Handicap last week.
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McCall
Barbara Funk
Mary Ann Funk
Barbara
Mary Ann
Karla McCall
Aggie
Karla
Sam
Sammy McCall
Health Center
Duckpin Lanes
Clay's Manager Declines 750000 Patterson Title Bid
Cassius Clay's manager Bill Faversham rejects an offer of 750000 to risk his title against former champion Floyd Patterson. Promoter Al Bolan says Patterson would fight for no purse, seeking to regain the title, while Clay’s stance and Muslim claims loom in the background. Patterson, 29, is not immediately available for comment.
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New York
al Bolan
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Bill Faversham
Clay
Faversham
Louisville
Patterson
Bolan
Highland Mills
N.Y
Sonny Liston
Miami Beach
Tour of Champions boosts purse to $65,000
Las Vegas NEA reports purse money for the Tournament of Champions rose to 65000. The event will drive golf tournament winners to the Desert Inn Country Club in Las Vegas from April 30 to May 3.
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Las Vegas
Nev
NEA
Desert In Country Club
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Nets Wide Weekend Wins
Duckpin results across GAA and National Leagues feature Buzzella’s sweeping Rol letters after a 504 opener with Betty Berg 107 and Linda McMullen 105 leading. Individual highs include Kim Kav al 98 for Hootenanny’s, Susie Suddith 90, Barbara Flowers 86 for Pifer, and Jeannie DeHaven 119 for Three Aces in a busy Saturday at Health Center Lanes.
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Buzzella’s
Rollettes
Health Center
Betty Berg
Miss Berg
Linda McMullen
Sandy Gunter
Cindy Grove
Barbara Boyd
Bell Clothes Stores
No. Va. Power Co
Rosemary Bailey
Terry Hepner
Brenda Smallwood
Debbie Shanholtz
Bell Clothes
Crisman
Commercial & Savings Bank
Deanna Dill
Kim Jenkins
Janice Salyan
Susie Suddith
Bréhda Newell
Barbara Flowers
Pifer Stationery & Office Supply
Oates Lumber Yard
Sharon Costlow
Judy Hollar
Artie
Little Rascals
Gray & Eddy
Jeannie DeHaven
Deanna Oates
Reba Snapp
Helen Burns
Bob Cats
Robbins
Frances Griffith
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Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Dave Bakenhaster
St. Petersburg
Alexandria
William Fleming
Roanok
Manchester
Hampton
Wakefield
Danville
Douglas Freeman
E. C. Glass
Lynchburg
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Redhot Wakefield
Martinsville
Stafford
James Monroe
Fredericksburg
William Byrd
Winton
Calvin Burton
Pennington
Brunswick
Mers
Big L. F. Valley
Lebanon
Alvista
Sion Tourney
Colonels
Clifton Forge
Mike Olinger
Floyd
Southampton
Scottsville
Earl Harrell
Danny Stembridge
Bill Baise
Turner Ashby
Chatham
Bland
Highland
King George
West Point
Rockets
Canam Co Co
Calumet
Ky.Derby
Orlo Robertson
Green Hornet
Bold Commander
New Orleans
The
Fair Grounds
United States
Ganeral Division
NEW Y
National Association of Engine and
WRI
U.S.A
Pifer Stationery & Office Supply, Inc
W. Boscawen St
Pine Motor CO
Footers Cleaners
Valley Ave
Drug Fair
W. Amherst
Loudoun St
City Softball League
Celts
McCalls
Bonnie
Phyllis Kiracore
Phyllis
Kim Kaval
Hootenanny’s
Patton
Karen Duncan
Bayliss Real Estate
Buckley-Lages
Duckpins Shoe Center
Boyd
Lindy Larrick
Lindsay Flowers
Winchester Furniture
Jewel Box
Louise Baker
Rosa Lynné Petonke
Bonnie Easter
Becky Cather
Becky Stewart
Place Bros. Tire Co., Inc
Winchester
MG Sports
Britain
George Washington
N. Loudoun ST
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