Jim Barnett Named To State Softball Board
James Barnett of Winchester joins Virginia USA Advisory Board as District Commissioner along with Marshall Rotella of Richmond and other listed officials. The Virginia USA runs 10 to 16 inch fast and slow pitch softball tournaments and promotes a large program with participation from recreation staff and laymen across multiple districts.
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Jim Barnett
Marshall Rotella
Richmond
James Barnett
Winchester
Virginia USA Advisory Board
Recreation Department
Virginia USA
United States
Hank Wolfe
Seneca Rd
Wolfe
The
Virginia Recreation Society
Sonny Higgs
Winchester Junior Rifle Club finances and ammo program reviewed
The Winchester Junior Rifle Club's accounting shows a sound situation with Army issued 22 rifle ammo and targets provided to members to cover express and target costs. Fourteen juniors completed the 50 foot course earning some ammo benefits, with others awaiting ammo arrangements and potential summer outdoor range firing. Noting support from Army officials for the aid to NRA clubs, the piece lists the juniors who finished and invites those without ammo to contact Stephens City 790-J.
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Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Army
Greg Lewis
Ken Baum
Eddie McCaul
Wally Martin
Gary Cornwell
Warren Stone
Charlie Brumback
Lee, Woolf
Larry Carper
Jim Ford
Gene Sullivan
Victor Bugarski
Jack Sahm
Jim Kincaid
Stephens City
30 Lettermen Return For Gobblers
Virginia Tech invites season ticket orders for 1966 home football with 30 lettermen returning. Lane Stadium hosts George Washington West Virginia and Florida State. Season books $15 individual games $5 tickets mailed later. home opener Sept 24 vs GW.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Techmen
Tech
Lane Stadium
George Washington
West Virginia
Florida State
Gobblers
Frank Moseley
Virginia Tech Athletic Association
Colonials
Northside Lanes Housewives League Standings Update
In Wednesday afternoon play Eazy Four holds first with a loss, Fireballs move to second led by Rosa Reid 179 513 and Alice Shaver 224 536 for Lazy Four. Jaybirds led by Ruth Dixon 80 and Betty O Dell 491. Whiz Kids tie Hopefuls 2 2 with Joyce Brill 155 and Naomi McDonald 157 433. Bench Warriers sweep Flappers as Janice Tilling 179 and Nancy Jones 464 pace.
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Housewives League
Eazy
Rosa Reid
Alice Shaver
Twisters
Jaybirds
Liz Butts
Anna Belle Collins
Ruth Dixon
Betty O’dell
Joyce Brill
Whiz Kids
Jean Martin
Naomi McDonald
Lucy Giffin
Janice Tilling
Nancy Jones
Mickey Hardin
Flappers
Gutter Strutters
Funsters
Mary Gail Fraula
Robbie Kerns
Audrey Stine
Betty Hackney
Woodchucks
Chance-Etts
What Flowers
Betty Willis
Jane Craig
Lee Hassen
Alley Cats
Mermaids
Peggy Flowers
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Action Across Matches
Recap of multiple lane matches with players posting high games and series. Curt Braithwiate led with 204 517 for a win over New Comers, while Nade Dorsey’s 176 538 paced the losers. Several teams earned 3 1 wins and ties emerged in total pin fall.
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Curtis Braithwiate
Nade Dorsey
Mustangs
Butch
Bill Bridgforth
Orville Hylton
Bridgeforth
Ernestine Erickson
Butch Rinker
Norwoood O’roark
Zee Ro’s
Tightwads
Woody Anderson
Sue , Williamson
Jw’s
Betty McKee
Betty Willis
Hershall Jones
Wackies
Don Haines
Bill Blessing
Barbara Boswell
Battletown
Jil Foster
Floyd Starnes
Starnes
Kenny Smallwood
Marice Smallwood
George Bishop
Nut House
Adam Myers
Bob Cater
Bob Miller
Lorraine Sealock
Roadrunners
Crazy Four
Sal Addee
Wanda Gilmer
Jerry Watson
Gilmer
WVU Wins 2 From Furman and Keeps Title Race Tight
West Virginia swept Furman 18-2 and 9-0 in a doubleheader as the Mountaineers stay within one game of East Carolina in the Southern Conference standings. William and Mary also won twice at Davidson 5-0 and 7-4, trimming the Tigers to stay in contention for the title. East Carolina leads at 11-3, with WVU 10-4 and W M 10-5. two more games remain Saturday. The Spiders boosted their record to 16-5 by beating Tech 7-2 and 8-1 behind pitchers Balderson and Dickinson.
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Associated Press
East Carolina
West Virginia
William and Mary
Pirates
Mountaineers
Indians
WVU
Furman
Morgantown
W&m
Davidson
Williamsburg
Citadel
VMI
Richmond
Richmond Spiders
Walloping
Tech
Dick Balderson
Dick Dickinson
Yanks Win Third Straight as Mantle and Maris Hit
The New York Yankees beat Minnesota 3-2 for their third straight win under manager Ralph Houk. Mickey Mantle hit his first homer of the season and Roger Maris added his second, the first time they homered in the same game since June 18, 1965. Mantle praised Houk after the game, noting his effort to rebound from a slow start.
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Associated Press
M&m
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Ralph Houk
Mantle
Maris
Yankees
Johnny Keane
Res
Houk
California
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Sandon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Indians Win State Track Title at Lexington
Virginia Tech led in field events with five records. William and Mary dominated by Johnson winning two events and contributing 15 of 17, as the Indians claimed their fifth straight state collegiate track title with 73 points to Tech 52. Crotty of VMI, Johnson, and Gal lagher set records in distance and field events.
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Lexington
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Jim Johnson
Indians
Tech
Washington and Lee
Johnson
VMI
John Crotty
Crotty
Charlie Watson
Richmond
Allen Saville
Frank Louthan
Terry Gallagher
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Portsmouth
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Harry Stebbins
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Peer ‘Gynt
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