Golightly Wins 30 Dollars in Big Trout Contest
Bob Golightly of Winchester caught a 3 pound 8 ounce rainbow on Hogue Creek Frederick County and won 30 dollars in the Star's Big Trout Fishing Contest. Tim Mayhew earned 15 dollars for second and William Sealock 5 dollars for third.
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Bob Golightly
Winchester
Hogue Creek
Golightly
Tom Mayhew
William Sealock
Star
Tim Mayhew
Gore Elementary
Mayhew
Sealock
Frederick County
NBA Playoffs Open Teams Begin Best Of Three Series
The Knicks face the Rockets in Houston and the SuperSonics host the Pistons in Seattle to start opening round play. Celtics and Warriors hold first round byes awaiting winners in semifinals. Bulls host Kings in Chicago while Bullets meet Braves in Landover to begin Eastern and Western semis. Randolph Macon Academy loses to Harrisonburg High in wind shortened tennis clash.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
New York Knicks
Houston Rockets
Houston
Seattle
SuperSonics
Detroit Pistons
Boston Celtics
Golden State Warriors
Chicago Bulls
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Chicago
Landover
Washington Bullets
Buffalo Braves
Knicks
Rockets
John Egan
Egan
Reds Top Dodgers in 14th to open season
The Cincinnati Reds edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 in 14 innings as Cesar Geronimo scored on George Foster's infield single. The Expos beat the St Louis Cardinals 8-4 with Gary Carter driving in four and his 21st birthday homer. Astros upset Braves 6-2 and Angels beat Royals 3-2 in a ninth inning rally. Nolan Ryan struck out 12 in a three-hitter for the Angels.
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Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
Expos
Bob Gibson
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Bob Bailey
Rich Coggins
Tony Scott
Carter
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Gibson
Elias Sosa
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Cesar Geronimo
George Foster
Charlie Hough Trew
Don Gullett
Jimmy Wynn
Ferguson
Garvey
Don Sutton
Rose
Joe Morgan
Dave Concepcion
Astros
Braves
Houston
Jose Cruz
Atlanta
Vic Correll
Phil Niekro
Cesar Cedeno
Milt May
Doug Harvey
Correll
May
Cliff Johnson
Cruz
Handley boys dominant in 9 0 win over Loudoun Valley
Handley High School tennis opened with a 9 0 victory against Loudoun Valley. Mitch Hess beat David Wiley 10-4 in a tight sixth singles, while Tommy Arthur and Richard Fish won 10-1 in singles. Fish and Hess also won 10-1 at second doubles. Coach Don Hetzel praised the return to play and anticipated tougher matches ahead. Handley travels to Clarke County for a 3 30 match in Berryville.
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Handley
Jill Richards
James Wood
Arthur
Valley
Mark Johnson
Richards
Warren
Terry Shifflett
Robert Hall
Alan LaGard
Wilkey Green
Tommy Bayly
Jeff Sonafelt
Duncan Shepherd
Richard Fish
Charlie Pitt
Mitch Hess
David Wiley
Broad Run Tops Clarke County In Close District Tennis Match
Broad Run edged Clarke County 5-4 in a Northwestern District tennis duel at Berryville on a day of six singles and three doubles. Clarke's Robyn Russell Susan O'Brien won second doubles in a comeback, while Mike Carter led top singles 10-1 and Clarke’s Gavin Johnson Wade Peffer battled in third doubles before a last-chance loss. Clarke dropped to 0-2 and hosts Osbourn next.
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Handley Girls
Broad Run
Bodie Grim Field
Wanda Lewis
Nancy Taylor
Terri Sloan
Spartans
Loudoun County
James Wood
Charlottesville
Warren County
Martha Good
Gail Russel
Jill Richards
Cathy Dale
Wood
Warren
Terry Shiflett
Avie Davis
Karen
Diane Bridgeforth
Good
Tanya Hatcher
Berryville
Clarke County
Eagles
Skip Bray
Mike Carter
Clarke
Robyn Russell
Susan O’brien
Wade Johnson
Scott Peffer
Carke
Russell
O’brien
Jesse Carter
Osbourn
Jefferson-Shepherd Relays highlight late sprint and mile finishes
Martinsburg wins AAA title as James Wood falters in sprint medley and mile relays. Francis Scott Key takes AA crown with high jump, edging Clarke County. Winds limit field events. James Wood secures wins in high jump, pole vault, long jump and shot put.
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W.va
Jefferson County High School
Martinsburg
James Wood
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Clarke County
Jefferson
Loudoun Valley
Clarke
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Perry Lewis
Jim Porter
Jeff Chumley
Eddie Cooper
Anthony Smith
Howard Mercer
Kelly Banks
Nelson Sager
Smith
Joey Braithwaite
Jerry Johnson
Key
Tim Tomblin
Locke
Greg Freeman
Mercer
Wright
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California
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