Clarke County Dominates Musselman 110 26 in Track Meet
Clarke County Eagles win 13 of 16 events against Musselman led by Mike Carter a school record broad jump 20 9 and Roger Johnson triple jump 41 4. Burns Johnson and team secure multiple wins including low hurdles and 100 yard dash as coach Lutman notes upcoming Broad Run clash.
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College Junior Signs 4 Year Squire Pact
Julius Erving, 21, a University of Massachusetts junior, signs a four year contract with the Virginia Squires of the ABA. The deal includes a college degree bonus and provisions for continued study at Massachusetts. Erving averaged 26.9 points and 19.8 rebounds this season and was not a hardship signing.
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Big Exacta Pays Two Fans at Charles Town
Two race fans shared a $23,032 payout with $11,516 each after backing upset winners Sloe Twist and Comet F in Charles Town races five and six. Favorites were second in both, while State Trooper and Tacaro Brine also paid modestly. Longshots boosted the day with a $375 Daily Double alongside the Big Exacta.
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Clarke County High School Football Car Wash Fundraiser
Clarke County High School hosts a football team car wash at F&M Bank Berryville this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds support sending the team to summer training camp.
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Dixon named Player of the Year in Star All-Area Basketball
Dixon of the Hills earns Player of the Year honors as Handley leads with top vote getters. Edmondson of Warren County is named Coach of the Year after guiding the Wildcats to a tournament crown. James Wood places multiple players in a balanced selection with Handley Clarke County Strasburg also well represented.
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Reds Open Season With 7-4 Loss and Six Errors
The Reds committed six errors, three by Woody Woodward, in a 7-4 Opening Day defeat to Atlanta as Bill Singer struggled early with walks and a hit batsman. The Braves capitalized with a first inning leadoff walk and a key triple by Felix Millan, while Los Angeles and Houston details followed in other NL and AL openers.
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Senators blank A's 8-0 as Bosman fires six-hitter opener
President Nixon skipped the ceremony. Dick Bosman tossed six hits to shut out Oakland 8-0 in the Washington season opener, ending a 14-game slide from 1970. Frank Howard made defensive magic, while Vida Blue struggled with control in his major league debut.
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Teen League Baseball Meeting Set for Thursday
A meeting for Teen League baseball is scheduled in the War Memorial building at 7 30 PM Thursday. Coaches managers and sponsors are urged to attend.
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Pownall Signs at Shenandoah College
Randy Pownall star guard from Wardensville signs a grant in aid to Shenandoah College after an 16.8 ppg season with 353 points and 7.5 rpg. Shenandoah eyes him for a guard role and possible baseball contributions as pitcher or center fielder. Coach Kolsky praises his outside shooting and potential while coach Vance hails him as one of the conference’s best competitors.
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Nicklaus Ready for Masters Says Melnyk
Augusta reports Nicklaus has torn Augusta National, shooting 67 and 68 while not really trying. Steve Melnyk, fellow amateur, praises Nicklaus and predicts he can win if others falter as 77 players prep for Thursday’s opening round amid rain.
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