Welch Maroon Wave rout Jaeger Cubs 74 to 52
Maurice Robinson led Welch with 19 points and 13 rebounds as the Maroon Wave built a 34-20 halftime lead. David Ramella added 13 points, Rick Mabry 12, and Willie Duboise 10. Johnny Allen led Jaeger with 16 points. Welch faces Princeton next Friday.
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Maurice Robinson
Welch Maroon Wave
Jaeger Cubs
Welch
Maroon Wave
Cubs
David Ramella
Rick Mabry
Willie DuBoise
Cub
Johnny Allen
Princeton
Marvice Robinson
Wille Duboise
Meade
Phillips
Bell
Mckenzie
Sseger
David Allara
Powell & Estep
D. Allen
Muncy
Lelfen
J. Blankenship
Oakvale Bears Rally to Top Athens 59 53 Victory
Oakvale led by Steve Collins 20 and Mike Smith 16 beat Athens 59 53 on Friday. Oakvale improved to 2 2 this season while Athens fell to 2 2. Bill Johnson led Athens with 19 points and Charlie Lane added 12. Oakvale meets Talcott Tuesday. Athens travels to Meadow Bridge.
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Trojans
Oakvale
Mike Smith
Larry Brown
Bill Johnson
Charlie Lane
Athens
Talcott
Meadow Bridge
Steve Collins
Weatherly
Clemmans
Charile
Furrow
Smith
Johnson
Bailey
Nash
Patrick Henry Tops Wave in 72 64 Gridiron Victory
Patrick Henry of Glade Springs defeated Grundy 72 to 64 on Friday night at Grundy. Henry led with Steve Mellenger 20 points and Tony Edmondson 17. Grundy’s Brad Wyatt 18 and D Stanley 15 paced their offense, as Grundy trailed early 21 13 and 43 35 at halftime.
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Patrick Henry
Glade Springs
Grundy
Brad Wyatt
D. Stanley
Steve Mellenger
Tony Edmondson
Wildcats Hammer Herndon for fourth straight win
Spanishburg Wildcats routed Herndon Indians 67 to 25 led by Tim Farley with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Barry Farley added 12 and John Tolliver 11 as the team opened with 27 first quarter points and built a 37 point halftime lead.
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Thepanishburg Wildcats
Herndon Indians
Spanishburg
Wildcats
Indians
Barry Farley
Harbour
Bledsoe
John Tolliver
Duncan
Sparks
Archer
Mitcherm
Talat
Herndon
Hamilton
Woody
Mitchem
Scott
Jewall
Luak
Clark
Mullins
NEL Playoff Spots At Stake Sunday
Steelers, Dolphins, Vikings, and Rams pace toward playoff berths as Week 14 action sets multiple division crowns and wild cards. The AFC Central title hinges on Steelers, Bengals, and Browns outcomes, while the AFC West and NFC East offer tense deciders. O.J. Simpson nears milestones as other games shape final standings.
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Kansas City
Minnesota
New York Giants
Alex Webster
Green Bay
Chicago
Beavers Hold Off Oak Hill In Tight 64 62 Victory
Beaver's hoop shooters edged Oak Hill Red Devils 64 to 62 at the Armory Friday. Led by General Jim Kiser with 18 points and sharp passing, Beaver overcame a 32 31 halftime deficit to win as Oak Hill’s Randy Roseik and John Morgan scored 23 and 12 respectively. Key turnovers limited Oak Hill to 17 miscues while Beaver committed 27, a major factor in the late scare.
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Ledger
Oak Hill
Armory
Chuck Lambert
Graham
Beavers
Jim Kiser
Jim Lilly
Randy Roseik
Kiser
Jerry Neal
Red Devils
Freddy Martin
John Morgan
Morgan
Jim
Maroon and White
Martin
Campbell
Neal
Johnny Harris
Devils
Peters
Ross
Goodman
Clutch
Tigers Edge Owls 65 to 64 in buzzer beater win
Princeton Tigers rally from behind to beat Big Creek Owls 65-64 as Tommy Wyrick hits midcourt shot at the buzzer. David Steele leads Princeton with 18 points, Hobart Taylor 16, Basil Legg 13. Big Creek's Wilson 19, Lambert 12, Counts 10. Next game versus Welch at Princeton.
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Princeton Tigers
Big Creek
Princeton
Owls
Tigers
Wyrick
David Steele
Hobart Taylor
Basil Lege
William Wilson
Keith Lambert
Fom Coutts
Welch
Steele
Taylor
Boyjes
Legg
Gardner A
Robinson
Cabbell
Wilson
Counts
Lambert
Adderton
Darrell Jameison
Pirates Rally Past Union 70 63 in Peterstown Showdown
Tommy Dunn scored 20 as Peterstown Pirates erased a halftime deficit to beat Union Red Devils 70 to 63. Mike Dalton 14, Steve Bradley 13 helped, Pirates shot 65 percent. Union 70 percent from line. Next up, Peterstown travels to Sophia Tuesday.
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Tommy Dunn
Peterstown
Pirates
Red Devils
Sophia
Mike Dalton
Kanny Beasley
Steve Bradley
Meadows
Moody
UNION
Steve Cransfield
Steve McNeer
John Tilly
Uptown
Goug Dransfield
Johnson
Ansburger
Quarry Bombs Shavers In First Round At MSG
Jerry Quarry overwhelmed Earnie Shavers with a rapid flurry lasting about 20 seconds, forcing referee Arthur Mercante to stop the 12 round heavyweight bout at 2 21 of the first, as Shavers rose from a knockdown. Quarry’s win boosts his title hopes while ending Shavers’ big payday bid.
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Jerry Quarry
Earnie Shaver
Madison Square Garden
Arthur Marcante
Shavers
Mercante
Quarry
Blue Gray Game Set Tuesday Offense Dominates North South
North and South prepare for the 36th Blue-Gray football classic in Montgomery with heavy passing emphasis. Freitas of San Diego State and Pisarcik of New Mexico State share quarterback duties for the Blues, while Gray back Carl Summerell leads the attack with 11 touchdowns. Receivers include Hank Cook, Gerald Tinker, Bob Herrick, Henry Childs, Charles Dancer, and Harrison Davis as Ram sey may back up for the South with strong punting. The game airs 8 p.m. EST on national TV.
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Ala
Jack Christiansen
Stanford
Jesse Freitas
San Diego State
Blues
Freitas
Joe Pisarcik
New Mexico State
East Carolina
Carl Scummerell
Pisarcik
Hank Cook
Kent State
Gerald Tinker
Purdue
Bob Herrick
Kansas State
Henry Childs
Summerell
Charles Dancer
Baylor
Harrison Davis
Virginia
Wake Forest
Chuck Ramsey
Narrows Green Wave routs George Wythe 78 to 67 in Friday win
Moe Reed led Narrows with 27 points as the Green Wave overcame a 36-34 halftime deficit to outscore George Wythe 21-11 in the final period. Clyde Crewey added 14, while Lloyd Sawyers led the Maroons with 17 and Gene Hash scored 16. Narrows improves to 4-1 and will host Blacksburg next in Narrows Virginia. Roy Campanella was noted for winning three NL MVP awards in 1951 1953 and 1955.
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Narrows
Green Wave
George Wythe Maroons
Maroons
Clyde Crewey
Lloyd Sawyers
Gene Hash
Rick Cormany
Blacksburg
Moc Reed
McGraw
Sparks
Fraley
Turner
Lucas d. Frazier
Blankenship
George Wythe
Gene Haak
Allen
Green
Rick Cormay
Jackson
Carpenter
Northfork defeats Richwood 83 60 on home floor
Northfork Blue Demons win their third straight by 83 to 60 over Richwood Lum Berjacks on the Demons home court. Carrington Page and Riley lead scoring for Northfork with Page at 20 and Carrington 18 while Richwood’s Barker tops their team with 22 points. The Demons rest until the Holiday Tournament at Welch versus Big Creek.
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Northfork Blue Demons
Richwood Lumberjacks
Demons
Eugene Carrington
David Riley
Mark Page
Scotty Todd
Jan Caldwell
Gerald Scott
Northfork
Big Creek
Welch
Wayne Carrington
Stevie Johnson
Davie Riley
Robert Ramsay
Anthony Hares
John
Matoaka Routs Montcalm in 81-48 Friday Night
Matoaka Indians built a 24-6 first period lead and cruised to an 81-48 win over Montcalm. Matoaka shot 54 percent to Montcalm's 28 percent, and rebounded 32-27. Next games: Matoaka hosts Harts on December 28, Montcalm travels to Rocky Gap.
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Montcalm
Indians
Harts
Rocky Gap
M. Midkiff
Repasa
Cecil
Hurst
Bem S¢ Allen
Rogers
J. Midkiff
Jennings
A Slone
Buchanan
Hensley
Oi Howard
Jones
Cleary
Bredy
Luak
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Local High School Basketball Scores Across Virginia and Nearby Areas
A wide set of high school and prep games across Virginia and nearby states shows numerous close halvetime and final margins. Notable results include Jefferson Forest over Luray 80 to 69, Stonewall Jackson at Elkton 69, Charlie Bennett leading Patrick Henry Ashland 48, and Norcom defeating Booker T 77 to 64 amid a busy midweek schedule.
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Colonial Heights
Hopewell
Thomas Dale
Manchester
Dinwiddie
Meadowcrook
Patrick Henry Ashland
Menrica
Lee Davis
Hermitage
Jefferson Senior
Andrew Lewis
Martinsville
Drewry Mason
Liberty
Altavista
Gretna
Jefferson Forest
Luray
Stonewall Jackson
J Sn
Elkton
Wiliam Monroe
Powell Valley
Coeburn
Brunswick Academy
Southampton Academy
Handley
Little Indians Wallop Generals 54 34 at Matoaka
Matoaka's Little Indians defeated Montcalm Junior High 54 to 34 on Friday night. Pat McKinney scored 19 points for Matoaka, with Bob Graves adding 13, while Brian led Montcalm with 17 points.
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Matoaka
Little Indians
Montcalm
Pat McKinney
Bob Graves
Brian
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