Upsets Halt Two Undefeated High School Teams
Allegany fell 18-14 to Bishop Walsh while Berkeley Springs lost 34-14 to James Buchanan. Both teams ended six and five game win streaks respectively, leaving Fort Hill 1-0, Bishop Walsh 1-1, Allegany 0-1 in Cumberland city race ahead of Thanksgiving Turkey Day showdown.
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Allegany
Berkeley
Bishop Walsh
Berkeley Springs
James Buchanan
Mercersburg
Campers
Cumberland City
Fort Hill
Sentinels
Buckner to Face Maryland Frosh Near Home
Larry Buckner former Clarke County star now with VPI Frosh will start at linebacker as the Little Hokies meet Maryland Frosh in College Park at 2 p.m. Buckner helped his team to a 14 13 loss to West Virginia Frosh and could join Gene Fisher and Longerbeam in Tech lineup next fall if Longerbeam recovers.
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Buckner
Larry Buckner
Clarke County
VPI
JAA Meeting Next Week Debuts Game Film Highlights
The Judges' Athletic Association will show home game films featuring Fauquier and Clarke County with Coach Ron Rice providing comments. Times and days will be announced on the sports pages this week and next.
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JAA
Fauquier
Clarke County
Judges’ Athletic Association
Ron Rice
Hampshire Faces Rough Night With James Wood Rival
James Wood visits Hampshire High Friday to clash with the 4-2 Trojans who beat Petersburg 26-12 in PVC action. Ken Sitar scored twice on two and five yard runs as James Wood owns a 5-1 season mark and a five game win streak, with a season opening loss to Albemarle 13-7.
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Hampshire
James Wood
Hampshire High Trojans
Trojans
Petersburg
Ken Sitar
Jim Casey
Albemarle
Wahoos Host Virginia Clash At Scott Stadium
Virginia battles Virginia Tech in a high stakes showdown with Bobby Davis and Virginia’s offense facing Tech’s stingy defense. The Hokies aim to stifle Davis while Virginia counters with a tough defensive unit and the anticipated air battle between Davis and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahoos
Virginia
Vpi-Virginia
Scott Stadium
Tech
Bobby Davis
Davis and Company
Northside Junior Senior League Standings and High Scores
Current standings show multiple matchups with teams like COUGARS Wildcats Pinbusters and Three Aces facing challengers, plus high game and high series for F M BANK and Crown Cork & Seal among others. Notable figures include Gary Dolphin 205-524 and Mike Clevenger 203-525.
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Wildcats
Eugene Martello
Challengers
Ricky Brown
Kenny Orndoff
Mustangs
Steve Orndorff
Steve Hoover
Winners
Jim Hall
Bullets
Donnie Jensen
Colonels
Gary Dolphin
Bill Shafer
Gutter Dusters
Butch Bolmen
Cougars
Mike Clevenger
Cobras
Nelson Orndoff
Pinbusters
Three Aces
Mustangs Wildcats
Challengers Cobras
Bowling League Scores and High Games From Local Standings
Ten Pin reports team and individual results across the circuit with high team game by Frito-Lay at 395 and high series 719. Harman Bros. No 1 and Go Getters lead, while Oates Lumber Yard and Peanut Sellar Inn show mixed results amid forfeit and close records.
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Frito-Lay
Tom McHugh
Glaize & Bros
Greg Frye
Harman Bros
Tony Hoffman
Go Getters
Gerry Goodman
Trying Five
Earl| Sealock
Gray & Eddy
Eddie Shull
Peanut Sellar Inn
Riley Loy
Broadstater Opticians
Chareles Anderson
Winchester Billiard Center
Adam Myers
Mary Carter Paints
Acie Dorsey
Winchester Mobile Homes
Kenny Wisecarver
Bell Clothes
Elmer Allen
Triangle Texaco
Auie Sirbaugh
Gil Ellerby
Moose Club
Montford Mallory
Schrafft’s Frozen Foods
Gim Newlin
National Fruit
Ken Smith
OY Harmon Bros
Jamson & Gore Ins
W.H. Emmart & Son
Oates Lumber Yard
Harman Bros, No
Shoe Center
Swimley Furniture
Notre Dame Tops AP Poll In Major College Football
Notre Dame moves to first in the Associated Press poll with 31 first place votes and 443 points, Michigan State drops to second. UCLA climbs to third while Alabama to fourth. UCLA beats Penn State, Southern California holds fifth, Georgia Tech up to sixth, Nebraska seventh. Florida Purdue and Oklahoma complete the top ten. Notre Dame meets Michigan State November 19 at South Bend.
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Notre Dame
Michigan State
UCLA
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma
Baylor
Irish
North Carolina
Spartans
Ohio State
South Bend
Alabama
Bruins
Penn
Southern California
Stan
Georgian Tech
Nebraska
Florida
Purdue
Stre Dame
Ucla Andlifornia
Vanderbilt
Clemson
Tulane
Colorado
Louisiana State
Michigan St
Southern Calif
Laurel Raceway Opens With 200000 Stakes
Laurel MD opens its 52 day meeting with a $200000 stakes program for 2 year olds led by the Pimlico Futurity at Laurel. The Futurity tests staying ability at a mile and sixteenth with entrants from Wheatley Stable and others, and 128 finalists remain eligible for the rich prizes plus a $7500 supplement to enter before five days prior.
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Laurel
Pimlico
Washington D.C
George D. Widener
Wheatley Stable
Wheatley
Michael G. Phipps
Gentleman James
Patrice Jacobs
Herbert Allen
Lords win Carpers Valley Senior playoff and couples tourney
Tom Lord captured the Carpers Valley Senior Tournament playoff beating Ralph Grimm two up. In the First Husband and Wife event at Carpers Valley the match was lively with many participants and friendly competition. Over the weekend Howard Adkins led the tourney with a net 67 and Joe Spangler close behind at net 70.
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Carpers Valley
Tom Lord
Ralph Grimm
Jean
Howard Adkins
Low
Babe
Ed Doll
Mildred
Nelson Grim
Loretta
Mary
Gene Ratliff
Jane
Bill Thompson
Mary Lou Sprint
Cecil Adams
Terresa
Joe Lee
Howeard Adkins
Joe Spangler
Willie Crowser
Caripers Valley Ladies Golf Association
Ladies Golf Association
Lou Singhass
Ruby
Lou
Billie
Lewis Lamp
Tampa
Fla
1966 Comeback Player Powell Says Once Is Enough
Baltimore slugger Boog Powell wins the American League Comeback Player of the Year with 124 AP votes after a 34 homer, 109 RBI, .287 season. Luis Aparicio finishes second in votes with 32, while Jack Sanford takes third. Aparicio contemplates retirement but returns to Venezuela home basis.
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Baltimore
John (Boog) Powell
Powell
Associated Press
RBI
Oriole
Luis Aparicio
California Angels
Jack Sanford
Aparicio
Venezuela
Minter
Poole Aims for Two Southern Conference Records
Richmond AP Jim Poole of Davidson moves toward two SC records in total offense and passing yards after a strong 16 of 20 for 172 yards and three TDs in a 49 13 win over Presbyterian. Poole leads with 841 total offense and 709 passing yards in four games, aiming to break 1,589 total and 1,333 passing yard marks.
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Richmond
Davidson
Jimmy Poole
Poole
Oneseason SC
East Carolina
Dave Alexander
Oneeseason
William and Mary
Dan Henning
Wildcats
Presbyterian
VMI
Bill Ellett
Ellett
Garrett Ford
West Virginia
Bill Bailey
Steve Molnar
George Washington
W&M Favored in SC Report but Citadel Sees Strong Indians
The Associated Press reports William and Mary as the Southern Conference basketball? football favorite after a 24 6 win over The Citadel. Citadel coach Jim Parker says W M is the best team they faced this season and notes W Ms strong running and outside passing.
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Associated Press
William and Mary’s Indians
Citadel
Jim Parker
Parker
Indians
Bulldogs
Williamsburg
William and Mary
W&m
Dan Cave Ragh
George Washington
Hanover Shoe Farms Tops 1965 Harness Breeders List
Hanover Shoe Farms of Hanover Pennsylvania led 1965 harness racing breeders with 2,968,804 dollars in earnings from 543 starters, 375 winners, and 1,237 races. Castleton Farm of Lexington Kentucky owned by Mr and Mrs Frederick L VanLennep placed second with 2,079,079 dollars. Walnut Hill Farm of Donerail Kentucky ranked third with 1,195,704 dollars.
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Hanover
Chicago
Hanover Shoe Farms
Lawrence B. Sheppard
Castleton Farm
Lexington
Frederick L. VanLennep
Walnut Hill Farm
Donerail
Record betting day in Florida horse racing at Hialeah Park
The first $3 million day in Florida horse racing occurred on Widener Day in 1965 with a total of $3,051,590 wagered at Hialeah Park.
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Florida
Widener
Hialeah Park
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Russ Potts
Queen Pin League
F & M Bank
Montgomery Ward
Sandra Arfon
Peoples Cleaners
Emily Thomas
Sirbaugh’s Billiard Supply
Marie Renner
Ellis Shopping Center
Lorraine Sealock
Betty Carroll
Ann Drummond
Crown Cork & Seal
Dot Starnes
Sirbaugh’s Billiard
Crown Cork & Seal Ellis Shop
Valley Photo
Peoples Cleaners Ll
C & P Telephone Co
Crazy Five
Lucky Strike
Broadstater Opt
Peanut Cellar Inn
Winc. Billiard Cent
Winc. Mobile Home
Schrafit’s Foods Three M Co
Ben Olan
Tennessee
Tarzan Stable
Dr. Fager
Cowdin
Harvey Peltier
Arlington-Washington
Frances A. Genter
Billy Mitchell
Carpers’ Valley Country Club
SVA
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Eyester
Marshall
Tilghman
Hil
Dreth
Faulkner
Bunting
Weaver
Cobl
Keyser
Smith
Parry
Bentley
Pope
Wigman
Kane
Shepherd
McCullagh
Lee Coble
Jim Poole
Chuck Albertson
Pete Glidewell
Dennis Wiley
Mike Bragg
Richemond
Mike Herring
Alan Moore
Navy
Vito Ragazzo
Dave Idson
Spiders
West Texas
Jim Carlen
George Begalla
Larry Line
Dave Lavella
Gary Young
Penn State
Ate
Pirates
Jimmy Adkins
Paul Schnurr
Bill Livermore
Charlie Forbes
Deach
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