Warren County Wildcats rout Mason in 8-0 victory
Steve Nagi pitched a two hit game with five strikeouts and Mike Weatherholtz drove in three as Warren County defeated George Mason 8 to 0. Weatherholtz led infield play and Shiflett handled third while Weatherholtz and Weatherholtz contributed offensively with key RBI on timely hits. The win improves Warren County's record as they prepare to host Loudoun Valley next Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Winchester Little League tryouts slated next week
Tryouts for Winchester Little League are planned for April with 10 major league teams and 10 minor league spots. Commissioner Buddy Willis announces, and boys not chosen for majors will join minor league teams. Rain could delay dates. eight-year olds and non majors proceed to minors after school ends.
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Mi-Lady Girls Softball Team Plans Sunday Meeting
The Mi-Lady team will meet at the Snack Bar in Winchester Recreation Park at 2 on Sunday afternoon, rain or shine. They will also practice at 2 20.
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Handley Tennis Falls to Gar Field in Close Meet
Gar Field edged Handley 5-4 after Handley won the doubles 2-1. In singles Tommy Arthur and Robert Knight won for Handley, while Tim and Tom Helsabeck both lost, and Dave Funkhouser and Gary Newcomer also fell. Handley’s coaches cited overall effort as the key issue.
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Rebel 500 Set For Saturday at Darlington
Darlington South Carolina hosts the Rebel 500 with pole winner David Pearson and front row starter Cale Yarborough, who recalls sneaking into the track at 17 to race illegally. Richie Panch qualifies for the Sundays race in a field famed for its toughness and history.
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19-Year-Old Pitches Phillies Over NY Mets
19-year-old Larry Christenson debuted for the Philadelphia Phillies with a five-hitter in a 7 1 victory over the New York Mets. He walked none and left with a shutout intact until a two-out wild pitch in the ninth. Christenson, the NL’s youngest pitcher, drew praise for support from his offense and defense.
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Collegiate Draft Postponed By NBA's Board of Governors
The NBA postpones the 1973 collegiate draft to Thursday as the board decides who gets pick No. 4 in the first round. The delay follows a federal court ruling voiding Walter Kennedy's 1973 Seattle Philadelphia award and a scheduled board meeting to resolve the Brisker dispute. Philadelphia holds the No. 1 pick after a coin toss with Portland.
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Upstart Warriors oust Milwaukee in six to reach semis
In the NBA playoffs the Golden State Warriors defeated Milwaukee 100-86 to end the Bucks 4-2 series and advance to the semifinals. Jim Barnett led with 26 points while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 27 for Milwaukee.
JW Girls Extend Unbeaten Streak Over Handley Tennis
James Wood girls win 5-4 over Handley to stay undefeated. Singles see Melissa Morris and Donna Reilley win for JW. Handley’s Kaye Stratton and Jill Richards win for the Judges. In doubles Reilly/Davis and Morris/Gentry win for JW. Richards/Bridgeforth topple Flemming/Bell.
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Basketball Playoff Results and Schedules From AP
The Eastern Conference saw Boston defeat Atlanta 121 to 103 to win the series 4-2. Golden State beat Milwaukee 100-86 to win 4-2. Chicago and Los Angeles were tied 3-3 after a 101-93 game. Finals set as New York at Boston Sunday at 2 PM on national TV. ABA and division games listed with Kentucky leading Carolina 1-0 and Utah leading Indiana 1-0.
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