College basketball results from Virginia and nearby states
A dense, OCR like listing shows numerous college games across Virginia and neighboring states. Teams such as Wake Forest, Duke, Bluefield, Elon, Catawba, Georgetown, James Madison, Penn State, and Lynchburg appear among many others with varied scores and outcomes. The fragmentary text includes multiple matchups, partial scores, and geographic markers like Richmond, Roanoke, and Norfolk area institutions, reflecting a busy college hoops schedule with little narrative context.
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FCC Loses In Controversial Finish Against Allegany
The Cougars drop to 8 6 1 and face controversy as Allegany leads 44 42 at halftime. An inbound tie shot by Cook was disputed over clock start with three seconds left. Officials later let the score stand after Pansa argued the stoppage gave Allegany extra prep time. Vincent Mason missed due to a finger injury.
Cadets Rally Past TJ Despite Injuries And Turnovers
Cadets cap a 14-10 lead with strong play from Janet Gray and Rad il punts while Mary mo fouls out with about four minutes left. Wanda Millberry and Spann led rebounds and Eni merkers cemek contributed 10 assists. TJ lacked a double figure scorer as turnovers and an injury to reserve Tina Shriver disrupted momentum.
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Kap
Rederick
Tina Shriver
Janet Gray
Rad Il
Mary Mo
Wanda Millberry
Spann
Eni Merkers Cemek
Mie
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Oor
Cadets
Eite Patriots
Aio
Hughes to ask for stadium improvements
Annapolis AP Gov. Harry Hughes will push a 2 million dollar Memorial Stadium upgrade despite no long term Orioles lease. He expects Colts owner Robert Irsay to sign a long term deal, while Orioles owner Edward Bennett Williams balks at constraints. Most funds would add 12,400 seats requested by Irsay.
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Annapolis
Harry Hughes
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore Orioles
Hughes
Robert Irssy
Colts
Baltimore
Edward Bennett Williams
Orioles
Williams
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Knights edge Linganore as Long leads rebounding
Knight girls win behind Long who led rebounding and Sally Blickensteff with 17 points. Phillips was the Knights’ second-leading scorer with 12 points. Long sprained an ankle but returned for the second half as Middletown dominated the boards 40 to 22. Linganore shot 33 percent, made 3 of 10 free throws, while Middletown hit eight of 19. The junior varsity also won 43-24.
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Phillips
Knights
Long
Middletown
Schrader
Linganore
Lowman
Lancers
Sally Blickensteff
Lancer
Cavaliers blitz Penn as Baker returns in 69-39 win
Virginia, ranked 12th, beat Penn 69-39 as Lee Baker returned from injury to spark a 22-4 second half surge. Baker scored 14, Jeff Lamp led with 19, Ralph Sampson added 10 and 20 rebounds. Penn dropped to 5-6 while Virginia improved to 14-2.
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Charlottesville
Lee Baker
Virginia
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Quakers
Baker
Cavaliers
Old Dominion
Jeff Lamp
Ralph Sampson
LCA season opens with win over Frederick Christian Academy
Lisbon Christian Academy opened its season with a 48 to 35 victory over Frederick Christian Academy. Don Gordon led LCA with 22 points while a strong shooting percentage boosted the win and set the tone for the season.
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Lisbon Christian Academy
Frederick Christian Academy
Don Gordon
Roper Named to Oregon State Football Staff
CORVALLIS Ore AP Bobby Roper was named assistant head coach and defensive coordinator of the Oregon State University football team Wednesday.
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Ore
Bobby Roper
Oregon Sate
Four basketball games and three wrestling matches tonight
The Frederick News lists an area schedule with St. Joe's at MSC in the lone boys game. Maryland teams host matches as FCC women entertain Messiah while Mount St Mary’s hosts St Joseph’s. Brunswick visits Catoctin for girls county action. Wrestling features TJ at Waynesboro, Frederick vs Westminster, and MSD at the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf.
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Msc
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Trojans
FCC
Messiah College
Mount St. Mary's
St. Joseph’s
Hagerstown
Mount Women
Messiah
Brunswick
Catoctin
MVAL
Singanore
Cougars
Frederick
Waynesboro
Westminster
MSD
Pennsylvania School For the Deaf
Duke edges Wake Forest 67 66 in ACC thriller
Duke survives a late Wake Forest rally to beat the Deacons 67 66 as Mike Gminski scores 27 and Alvis Rogers leads Wake with 19. Wake torches Duke’s defense late but a key stop by Jim Suddath seals the victory. Duke improves to 13 2, 2 2 ACC. Wake 7 7, 1 4 ACC.
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Durham
N.C
Mike Gminski
Duke
Wake Forest
Blue Devils
Deacons
Jim Suddath
Jim Johnstone
Alvis Rogers
Deacon
Gminski
Gene Banks
Bob Bender
Johnstone
Mike Helms
Linganore Lancers rout Jefferson in mat meet win
Linganore rebounded from a slow start to win 40-15 at Charles Town. The Lancers captured five straight bouts, with Steve Crompton going undefeated in seven and Matt Matthews pinning in 1 34 tie. Winners included Guilday twins, Weakley, Turner, Young, Lee, and Montgomery securing pins or decisions as Linganore dominated the later weights.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Linganore
Jefferson
Lancers
Lingapore
Steve Crompton
Mike Guilday
Pat Guilday
Brian Weakley
Scott Matthews
Richard Montgomery
Ken Turner
Dale Young
Mike Lee
Uni
Wes Eans
Mike Stutz
James
Hagerstown women defeat FCC in balanced basketball effort
Four Hagerstown players reach double figures as HIC tops FCC 74 44 at FCC arena. Roxanne Templon leads with 19 points, Terry Gladhill 16, Amy Smith and Patty Reid 14 each, building a 41 19 halftime edge en route to the win. Baron Adams leads FCC with 20 points and 3 steals.
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Hagerstown
HIC
FCC
Cougars
Roxanne Templon
Terry Gladhill
Amy Smith
Patty Reid
Maret
Prospect Hall
Vikings
Mike Morton
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