Local Scorecard Highlights Busy Week Across WV and Nearby
A dense schedule shows boys and girls basketball across Prospect Hall WV and surrounding towns with multiple varsity and junior varsity games at 6 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. amid invitational events at St Marys New York and ESCAA tournaments. Other activities include wrestling and indoor meets, plus plans for college basketball tournaments and regional showdowns through Thursday to Saturday.
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Stunswich
Prospect Hall
Varory
Catacea
Rogerstown
UV & Varsity
Hiddletown
Linganore
Varseys
Wialuesselte
N. Carrot AW
Varsity
Cattll
PSK
WW & Varsity
Medel Damascus
Posteseleth
Hagerstown
IV & Varseys
HM Carroll
Walkersville
P.m
Fregevik
St. James
ESCAA
St Mary's
New York
Furth Regiment Armary
Ballymore
Pan. Carroll
Middletownt
Damascus
H. Montgomery
Middlelawn
Thuy & Varsity
Baah
Natonal Deal Prep Savernment
Ted
UMBC
HSM
Hove Jugo
Bartyment
Hagerstows
Hezerstown
JuCo Tourngment
Hay i Hfando
al SM
Sursy
College Scores List With Numerous Upsets Across Conferenc
A condensed roundup of college basketball results shows Aldwison-Broeddus edging West Liberty, while others like Mansf ield, Cansus, Elmira, and Gatysburg posted wins. Schools including Seton Hall, W Connecticut, Elon, Furman, and Howard Uni appear among the high or low scorers, reflecting a broad slate of outcomes across conferences.
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West Literty
Ilhred
Mansfield
Cabra
Misencordia
Cansus
Colgate
Comboro
Marcyhurnt d& OF
Elmira
Ytica
Fonrodnt
Ahyelng Fesud
Gatysburg
Catholic Us
Glesuills
Cnarteston
Cheyiky
Ua Satle
Shapensburg
Alabama
St. BE
Delmont Abbey
Ferrum
Gilad
Chattanoogs
Coastal Carolna
Tennessee
Coker
Moms
Charlestar
Atlante Chestren
Elon
Baltimore
Honda
West Edgex
Mibite
William Carey Montevallo
Mlauntsatte
Hurray
F Hetscay
H Carolina Aai
Morgan St
Jayesiane Pf
Nea Odean
Mater S
Glu Domes
South Alabama
Pemtrete
Wingate
Radicra
Camaseh
Caruiea
Howard U
S.c-Aien
Limestone
Spartanburg
Alle SC Tougiana
Telladega
Bown
Tennesse Leen
Tennesse
Tiny St
Fents Martig
Clinch Yathiy
Ehury
Nymbuy
Bradley
Orleon
Gheveland
Winter Olympics Coverage Leads Evening Sport TV Schedule
Television sport listings show the Winter Olympics opening at 8 p.m. on channel 7. College basketball features Connecticut at Boston and Temple at West Virginia on HTS and USA. Pro basketball has Seattle visiting Chicago at 8 05 p.m. on WTBS.
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Connecticut
Boston
Ieee
Tample
Virginia
USA
NBA
Seattle
Chicago
Catoctin Girls Basketball Beats Spring 71 to 35
Catoctin girls win 71 35 over Spring with Depry and Jordan leading scoring. Team totals show 32 attempts 21 field goals 3-pointers and strong second quarter defense. Spring contributions include Beatty and Mills, but Catoctin maintains lead throughout.
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Catoctin
C. Spring
G Fandin
Fatma
Yagram
Miller
Copanhaver
Tid
Kennedy
Jordan
Shapp
Beatty
Mills
Catoctir
Pinla Textile Triumph Over Mount in Tight Duel
Saint Mary’s Mount lost 96 to 81 as Pinla Textile pulled away in the second half. Key players included John Mogte and Mike Louden scoring for the winners while Doug Lubiuk and Tony Coleman led Saint Mary’s in a high tempo game at Philadelphia Fertile arena. Attendance reached around 1,000 with a fast break rhythm and multiple three point attempts shaping the outcome.
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Pinla
Mount
Mun
Saint Mary's
Philadelphia
Saint Aiabr's
Sean Tagan
Hms Cavaragh
Otals
Ah Philadelphia Fertile
Doug Lubiuk
Pete Bartow
Tony Coleman
Mike Louden
Ke Doyle
Jim Stick
Rick Shinhalsler
Hart Moyet
Nuke Tora
Gong Marvin
Bill Keane
Tex Ballou
Sarton
Loudon
Shinholster
Marvin
Rebounds
Mupny
Teewie
Coleman
Anil
Titanen
Texbte
Louden
Tatafowls
Exile
Farbacal
Guat
Atendance
Marist
Mike Morrison
Loyola
Morrison
John Boney
Byron Allmond
Blair wins second U S gold in alpine events at Olympics
The article notes Wolf's gold in the women's super G, Pirmin Zurbriggen and Swiss-Austrian medal totals, Karen Percy of Canada earning a bronze, and U S struggles in hockey with a 4-1 loss to West Germany worsening medal chances while Smirnov and Svan claim cross country and skating relay stars.
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Matt Roy
Brent Rushlaw
Rushlaw
Roy
Wolf
Michela Figini
Austria
Switzerland
Figini
Pirmin Zurbriggen
East Germany
Marjo Matikainen
Finland
Mikhail Deviatiarov
Gunde Svan
Deviatiarov
Seton Hall upsets No. 6 Pittsburgh in late run
Seton Hall pins down Pittsburgh 89-72 in East Rutherford as Mark Bryant pours a career high 42 points including eight of 10 in an 18-2 second half burst. Pirates hold Panthers to one basket in final seven minutes to seal fifth win in six games.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Mark Bryant
Seton Hall
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Steve Maslek
Bobby Martin
Maslek
John Morton
Pirates
Ramon Ramos
Bryant
Santa Clara
Demetreus Gore
Pitt
Panther
Gore
Sean Miller
Morton
Piscataway
Tom Savage
Rutgers University
St. Bonaventure
Savage
Rutgers
Darren Campbell
Lee Perry
Richard McCormick
MIAMI
Ronnie Bryant
Florida International
University of Maryland-Baltimore County
Golden Panthers
Florida Inter National
Carlton Phoenix
Maryland
Baltimore County
Kenny Reynolds
Retrievers
Bird tops Celtics history with 36 as Boston edges Knicks
Celtics guard Larry Bird scored 36 points to move into second on Boston’s all time scoring list with 16,564, passing Bob Cousy while leading a 95-93 win over the Knicks who suffer their 18th straight road defeat. Dennis Johnson added 19 for Boston as Gerald Wilkins led New York with 24.
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Hawkins
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
North Texas State
Archie Tullos
Marvin Owens
Braves
Bradley
Donald Powell
Anthony Manuel
Tullos
Hartford, Conn
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Larry Bird
Celtics
New York Knicks
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Knicks
Bob Cousy
John
Havlicek
Dennis Johnson
Kevin McHale
Robert Parish
Danny Ainge
Gerald Wikins
Patrick Ewing
Mavericks
Suns
Dallas
Roy Tarpley
Dallas Mavericks
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Tarpley
Mark Aguirre
Houston
Sleepy Floyd
Rockets
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76Ers
Aase returns to form after shoulder surgery
Don Aase pitched at Miami Stadium after arthroscopic shoulder surgery, showing good velocity and command as Orioles officials caution against rushing him. Coach Herm Starrette noted no setback as Aase threw hard for 12 minutes and Frank Robinson estimated his velocity near prior levels while Aase said his arm felt good and he could have thrown longer.
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Don Aase
Miami Stadium
Baltimore Orioles
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Orioles
Herm Starrette
Starrette
Aose
Oriales
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Woods Place Notches Second at St Alban's Tourney
Woods of Maryland School for the Deaf finished second in the 167 pound class at the St Alban's Tournament in Washington. Unseeded Woods defeated the second seed in an earlier round before losing 8-4 in the finals. Steffan Savoy placed eighth at 138 pounds as MSD tied for 19th among 35 teams. MSD prepares for the national prep wrestling tournament starting Saturday.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Washington
Woods
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
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MSD
Bullis
Charles Town adds eleventh Saturday race schedule shift
Charles Town Races will add an eleventh race on Saturdays starting March 4 with first race at 7 15 PM. The new format keeps Sunday eleven races and maintains nine races on Mondays and ten on Wednesdays and Fridays. From February 26 the third race swaps trifecta for a jackpot and will offer exacta wagering.
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Charles Town
Four Walkersville grapplers qualify for regionals in wrestling
Walkersville's Bobby Page 188 John Hixon Uni Stuart Gerth 135 and Chris Bowersox 115 will wrestle at the Region I Class B C tournament starting 6 p m Friday at North Hagerstown High School. Page is 15 0 this season and won his weight class with two pins including a 2 20 semifinal time. Hixon finished third in his class and Oerth fourth while Bowersox earned a spot via a special point system. Mike Clark finished fourth at 141 but did not qualify.
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Torgny Mogren
Torgny
Czechoslovakia
United States
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Poland
Canada
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Walkersville
Bobby Page
John Hixon
Uni
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North Hagerstown High School
Cougars Triumph 71 35 Over Blazers In Regular Season Finish
Catoctin beats Clear Spring 71 to 35 as Tracy Miller leads with 23 points. The Cougars finish 14-8 and prepare for Region II Class C playoffs next week. Cassie Fannin adds 13 assists and 12 points. Courtney Kennedy grabs 18 rebounds. Junior varsity won 33 to 28. Brunswick Babe Ruth League registration set for Feb 26 27 at Brunswick YMCA with birth documents required.
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Hemond Sees Fast Turnaround for Orioles Foundation
Hemond visited in December and spoke of the Orioles improving quickly to attract players like Murray and Ripken after a season of 67 wins. He cited the Giants turning around fast after a 106 loss year, noting a quick fix is possible.
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Ripken
Orioles
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