Judges and Wildcats Vie in Shrine Bowl Showdown
Unbeaten Handley judges face Warren County High in the Shrine Bowl at Front Royal. Handley lettermen listed include Kern Kaval Spurling Setzer Bromley Chrisman Hinkle Boyd Conley Burke Clark sidelined by injury. Warren County counters with Settle Washington Brown Washington. Game at Bing Crosby Stadium starts 7 30 p m with proceeds to Shrine Hospitals for crippled children.
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Handley
Warren County High
Front Royal
Rick Kern
Keith Kaval
Chip Spurling
Bobby Setzer
Denny
Bromley
Gary Chrisman
Monte Hinkle
Marshall Boyd
Danny Conley
Dave Burke
Mike Clark
Clark
Larry Sullivan
Nell Washington
Bing Crosby
Shrine Hospitals For
Richmond Tech Keys Up Air Attack Against Virginia Tech
Richmond plans to attack by air against Virginia Tech as the top three Kern Conference teams face outside powers. W& M leans on ground strength to combat Syracuse while The Citadel aims to balance offense against West Virginia with McMillan returning from injury.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia Tech
Wiliam and Mary
Syracuse
Citadel
Bulldogs
West Virginia
Buster O’brien
Milliam and
Mary
Syacuse
Indians
W& M
Wes Meeteer
Angemen
Jim McMillan
McMillan
Tony Passander
WVU
Mike Sherwood
W&m
VMI
Bantam and Midget Basketball Registration Date Set
The Winchester Parks and Recreation Department announces a Saturday signup for Bantam players eight and nine and Midget players ten to twelve. Registration runs 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the War Memorial Building for boys yet to enroll.
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War Memorial
Winchester Parks and Recreation Department
U S Tennis Team Favored In Davis Cup Final
U S Davis Cup captain Don Dell named Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner to face India in the interzone final with fast courts in San Francisco. Dell left out Pasarell despite his ranking, citing Army service and form, while predicting possible wins in all five matches.
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SAN Fransico
Art, Ashe
Clark Graebner
India
Luis Ayala
Chile
U.S
Ayala. Ashe
Richmond
and _Graebner
New York
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Don Dell
Pasarell
Dell
Stan” “Smith
Bobby Lutz
Los Angeles
Keiths Colleen Triumphs at Charles Town Muddy Feature
In Charles Town last night Keiths Colleen, a 4 year old filly, upset the race majorly by beating the odds-on Dr. E.L. by three lengths. The winner paid $13.60 straight and helped a $5,809.40 twin double for three bettors. The third twin of the week topped $4,000, with Miss Crasher at $29.40, Hanover Stag $7.20, and Kings Reject returned $11.60. no favorite figured in the payoff.
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Charles Town
W.va
Keith
Colleen
Dr. E.L
Miss Crasher
Hanover Stag
King’s
Handley vs Warren series and season records
Handley leads the series 18 wins to 6 with one tie, totaling 404 points to 125 for Warren. This year Handley is 8-0 while Warren sits at 1-8.
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Handley
Warren
Crying for More Seeks 2nd Straight win at Charles Town
Crying for More carries 121 pounds in the 4 furlong Ronnie Dove purse at Charles Town facing a small field led by Drs Choice and Gold Charger. Nick Shuk rides Crying for More from Laurel with Crafty Command Gang Buller Round John Tinker's Cure and Amy O in the lineup. post time is 7 15 for the 10 race card.
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W.va
Homer S. Mitchell
Ronnie Dove
Crying For More
Nick Shuk
Laurel
New Jersey
Mitchell
Manuel Mendelson
Dr’s
James R. Palmer
Dr’s Choice
Crafty Command
Gang Buller
Round-John
Tinker’s Cure
Amy O
Navy Eyes Ivy League Return For Football
The U S Naval Academy may rejoin Ivy League football to boost fortunes. Navy officials consider scheduling Ivy opponents by the mid 1970s, though Ivy teams limit future scheduling to three years. Navy has declined since a 9-1 season in 1963, with a current 1-6 mark and only a 17-16 win over Pitt this season.
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Baltimore
U.S. Naval Academy
Baltimore Sun
James H. Jackson
Navy
Middies
Pitt
Handley Guns for 25th in Row
Handley faces a 25th inning streak in a Row Handley matchup as Russ Potts reports on the teams and prospects for the upcoming contest.
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Handley
Shrine Bowl set at Bing Crosby Stadium for crippled children
Shriners stage the Shrine Bowl football spectacle at Bing Crosby Stadium with proceeds to crippled children's hospitals in Virginia and the Southeast. Handley carries 8 0 and 24 game unbeaten stretch against Warren County as 26th rivalry renewal unfolds tomorrow night at 8 p.m.
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Star Sports
Crippled Children
Shriners
Crippled Childrens
Virginia
Southeast
Handley
Warren County
Bash Statement Wins Atlantic Sires Trotting Nights Races
SACKVILLE DOWNS Nova Scotia AP Bash Statement owned by George Bishop of Lexington Kentucky won both races of the Atlantic Sires trotting event Wednesday night.
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Sackville—Downs
Nova Scotia
George Bishop
Lexington
Privates Top Attorneys Defeat Handley in Handley Bowl
James Wood Privates beat Handley 12-6 to sweep cross town rivals and finish 7-1 under Coach Duvall. Phil Elliott scored twice late, Handley’s John Massie had a late TD pass but failed PAT, Headley missed a kick. Coaches praised spirit and comeback in the second half.
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Tommy Duvall
James Wood
Handley
Duvall
Don Welch
Phil Elliott
Dave Headley
Hendley
Wood
Elliott
John Massie
Steve Washington
Handley Wood Tickets On Sale For Football Game
Advance tickets for the Handley James football game on February 15 at James Wood Stadium are on sale. Tickets are 1.00 in advance and 1.50 at the gate to encourage early purchase. Jim Casey of James Wood explains gate delays and urges advance buying at Snag's Sports Shop on W Boscawen Street or Montgomery Ward's sports department.
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Handley-James
James Wood Stadium
Jim Casey
James Wood
Snag’s
W. Boscawen St
Montgomery Ward’s
Youth Bowling Opens With Age Based Start Times
Youth bowling begins at the Health Center Lanes with the 8 to 12 group starting Saturday at 10 a.m. and the 13 to 15 group starting Tuesday at 4 p.m.
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