Various high school football scores from Tazewell to Mississippi Valley
The Associated Press lists numerous 1960s era high school football results across Virginia and surrounding states. Notable games include Grundy 40 Marion 0, Jefferson Senior 13 William Fleming 13, Halifax County 0, GW Danville 25 Patrick Henry Roanoke 9, James Madison 13, Yorktown 8, Gum Creek, and multiple others with final counts across independent schools and academies.
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Associated Press
Tazewell
Big Creek
W.va
Grundy
Marion
Graham
Princeton
W.a
Richlands
Virginia
Bristol
E. C. Gdass
Jefferson Senior
William Fleming
Halifax Cty
Danville
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Mt. Vernon
Osbourn
Washington-Lee
Hammond
James Madison
Yorktown
Arlington
Fairfax
Falls Church
Alexandria
Wakefield Groveton
Thomas Edison
Douglas Freeman
Prince George
Hermitage
John Marshall
Petersburg
Highland Springs
Lane
Hopewell
Thomas Jefferson
Manchester
Deep Creek
Poquoson
Newport News
Homer Ferguson
Altavista
Nelson County
Woodrow Wilson
Ham
Augusta Military
Washingtont Lee
Frederick Military
Norfolk Catholic
Christchurch
Collegiate
St. Alban'’s
D.C
Patrick Henry Ashland
Spotsylvania
James Monroe
Culpeper
Martinsville
Northside
Covington
Drewry Mason
Cave Spring
William Byrd
Bassett
Franklin County
Wise
Appalachia
Coeburn
St.Charles
Ervinton
Pennington
Powell
Rye Cove
Gar-Field
Warrenton
Page County
Buffalo
Elkton
Central Woods
Clarke County
Turner Ahsby
Montevideo
Stonewall Jackson
Duckpin Bowling Roundup Sparks Night of High Scores
Farmers & Merchants National Bank posted a 1591 set with 504 534 553 as three Evening Star Ladies League teams defeated Denny's Furniture Sales. Pat Whitacre led with 349 for F&M, while Yvonne Claytor and Dorothy Allen added 125 and 123.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Vic
Kastle’s Mens Shop
Sealtest
Ann Snapp
Eva Brill
Virginia Dorsey
Biddie Smoot
Nancy Roth
Kastle’s. Polly’s Cab
Buncutter Oil
June Tusing
Helen Richards
Edith Strode
Marie Fauver
Buckley-Lages
Diet Rute Cola
Peggy Easter
Deluxeburger Grill
Coca Cola
Virginia Larrick
Connie Lineburg
Henry Lowery
Mac Hyde
Eugene Easter
Artie Kiracofe
Allen Carter
Buddy Hansacker
Shickle’s
Virginia Gentleman
Bell Clothes
Nellie Vaughn
Becky Cornwell
Frank Lane Starts New Basketball Career With Zephyrs
CHICAGO AP Trader Frank Lane former baseball executive who engineered over 25 deals for about 500 players begins a basketball career as Chicago Zephyrs GM. Lane moved the club from Packers to Zephyrs renamed team and shifted home to the Coliseum while stressing drafting and signings.
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Chicago
Frank Lane
Chicago Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Lane
Chicago Packers
Zephyrs
Jack McMahon
International Amphitheatre
Coliseum
Dave Piontek
Larry Staverman
Staverman
Trading Not Tough for Basketball Prospects in Chicago
Lane argues basketball can thrive in Chicago despite past losses. He recalls pursuing Terry Dischinger, noting his schooling will limit games but credits potential for 60 of 80 games. Lane believes investing in a quality club will draw Chicagoans and build a strong team.
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Terry Dischinger
Dischinger
Lane
Chicago
Knicks Take Early Lead In NBC Race
The New York Knicks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 116 to 105 to move to 2-0 under Gene Shue. Elgin Baylor led LA with 36 points while Richie Guerin scored 27 for New York as West was held to 15. Other games tonight include Los Angeles at Syracuse and Cincinnati at Chicago.
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New York Knickerbockers
Gene Shue
Knicks
Los Angeles Lakers
Shue
Jerry West
Lakers
West
Detroit
Elgin Baylor
Richie Guerin
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Doug Jones Favored In TV Bout At Madison Square Garden
New York AP Doug Jones ranked No 2 light heavy in WBA is the strong favorite to beat undefeated Bobby Foster of Washington in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden Foster replaces Zora Folley who withdrew after a virus attack Foster has 12 pro wins without facing top opponents Jones had a disappointing year with losses to Folley and Harold Johnson and a draw with Eric Schoppner The fight airs nationwide on ABC at 9 p.m. EST
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New York
Doug Jones
World Boxing Association
Bobby Foster
Washington
Madison Square Garden
Foster
Zora Folley
Jones
Folley
Harold Johnson
Eric Schoppner
Germany
ABC
Campbell Leads In Baseball Golf At Indian Wells
Houston catcher Jim Campbell shot 79 in the second round of the Base ball Celebrity Golf Tournament to stay four strokes ahead at 152 after a 73 opening round. Albie Pearson 78-78-156 and Lee Walls 81-78-159 among leaders as 72 holes conclude Sunday.
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Indian Wells
Calif
Houston
Jim Campbell
Campbell
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Lee Walls
Los Angeles Dodgers
Colts
Johnny Temple
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Koufax To Operate New Radio Station
Sandy Koufax will lead Thousand Oaks Broadcasting Co as president and program director. The Southern California firm plans to start a radio station in Thousand Oaks, Ventura County, early in January, expanding the star pitcher’s ventures beyond baseball.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Thousand Oaks Broadcasting Co
California
Koufax
Los Angeles
Ventura County
Ohio State Faces Northwestern in Top Col lege Clash
Top ranked Texas meets Arkansas in the Big Saturday marquee as No. 1 Texas eyes its fifth straight win while coaching legend Bud Wilkinson’s influence echoes at Arkansas. Ohio State, ranked sixth, battles Northwestern, ranked eighth, in a high stakes matchup testing power vs passing attack.
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Buckeyes
Richmond at Boston U Faces Slim Spiders Hopes
Southern Conference action sees Richmond's 1-3 squad visit Boston University in a non conference game. Coach Ed Merrick laments a sluggish offense after three straight defeats while Boston U. enters 0-4 despite two recent losses to SC teams. Kickoff set for 7 p.m. EST.
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Richmond
Spiders
Boston University
Ed Merrick
Merrick
Boston U
West Virginia
George Washington
Boston
Citadel
Vanderbilt
Arkansas State
East Carolina
Southern Mississippi
Virginia Tech
WVU
Fight Results Across Three Cities
In Totowa New Jersey Tony Alongi stopped Joe DeGrazia in four rounds. In Milan Italy Luciano Piazza stopped Charley Douglas in seven. In Kyoto Japan Masao Gondo outpointed Larry Melton in ten rounds.
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Totowa
N.J
Tony Alongi
Hollywood
Fla
Joe DeGrazia
Philadelphia
Milan
Italy
Luciano Piazza
Charley Douglas
New Bern
N.C
Kyoto
Japan
Masao Gondo
Larry Melton
U.S. Air Force
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Granby
Churchland
Great Bridge
Warwick
Norview
Maury
Oscar Smith
Princess Anne
Albemarle
Lexington
Buena Vista
Waynesboro
Holland
Smithfield
Gloucester
Whaleyville
Chuckatuck
Franklin
Southampton
Rock Hill Academy
Virginia Beach
Northampton
Barry Robinson
Tidewater Academy
Colonial Heights
Windsor
Fluvanna
Powhatan
Lee-Davis
Goochland
Varina
Midlothian
Miller School
Madison
St. Christopher’s JV
Henrico
Warren County
Luray
Caroline
W&l
Montross
New Kent
West Point
Northumberland
Lancaster
Tappahannock
Middlesex
Mathews
Pleasant Hill
Maryland
William & Mary
F&m Bank Blanks
Denny's
Star Ladies
Quick Amusement Co
Shickle’s Food Mart
Mickey McDonald
Hoover's Grocery
Funkhouser Oil Co
Doc Hill
Sanitary Dairy
Crisman Rug Co
Doug Conner
Health Center
Sharlyn Jenkins
Lexie Jackson
Connie Bly
Linda Sirbaugh
Debbie Kercheval
NBC
THE
Turner Ashby
Boyd Dove
Conrad Devers
Berryville
Knight
Dick Early
Texas
Arkansas
By Bob Green
Darrell Royal
Royal
Texas Longhorns
Arkansas Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Ark
Parkers
Longhorns
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Jimmy Saxton
Ray Poage
Danny Brabham
Billy Moore
Razorbacks
Christian
Baylor
Rice
Texas Tech
TCU
Mississippi
Tulane
Jackson
Ole Mis
George Mira
Miami
Dave Shiner
Mira
Hurricanes
Pine Motor CO
Health Dept
Perry Engineering., Inc
Winchester
Southern Conference
Morgantown
VMI
Pesky Davidson
Lexingston
William and Mary
Furman
Williansburg
Army
Black Knights
Valley Ave
Call Collect
Frederick
Tri-State Mortgage CO
N. Market St. Frederick
Worenip
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