Small Field at 11th Apple Blossom Invitational Tests Depth
The 11th annual Apple Blossom track meet hosts only five teams including Handley James Wood and Park View. Top races include the 880 and mile with Jay Kelchner Bill Rinker Mike Collins and a Wood two mile dual meet with Stonewall Jackson. Events start at 10 a.m. with trials at 11 30 and finals at 12 30.
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James Wood
Clarke County
Handley
Park View
Clark
Warren County
Broadon
Jay Kelchner
Bill Rinker
Mike Collins
Kelchner
Rinker
Collins
Oklahoma
Stonewall Jackson
Benson Walker
Bobby Burnett
Pat Veltman
Veltman
Willie Polston
Ricky Bush
Walker
Burnett
Weltman
Chris Washington
Polston
Traci Finley
Rosina Johnson
Debbie Beamer
Linda Jones
Mitzi Hoover
Hoover
April Hughlett
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Loudoun Valley
Kelly Keeler
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High school track records listed with names and marks
A compiled list of track event records from 1974 to 1987 noting athletes such as Mike Keys Dennis Beatty Keith Harrison Monte Nail Jim Porter and others with performances in sprints relays jumps throws and mile events across Charlottesville Handley James Wood Woodbridge Broad Run Stonewall Jackson and Stoner South Hagerstown. The list includes times distances and year references for each mark.
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Charlottesville
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Woodbridge
Willie Griffin
Dennis Beatty
Handley
Billy Stewart
Jeff Artis
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Jimmy Little
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Tom Grim
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Albemarne
Nichols
Knicks fall to 76ers in playoff clash again
Lonnie Shelton and Spencer Haywood led the Knicks as Philadelphia moved to a 3-0 series lead with a 137-126 loss. Willis Reed praised the 76ers talent while Billy Cunningham gave his team a day off as other series openers loomed.
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Wood Girls dominate triangular meet with 10 firsts
James Wood swept 10 events in a triangular with Warren County and Osbourn, posting 87 points to 31 for Osbourn and 24 for Warren County. Faith Brown led discus, Mitzi Hoover won 400 and 800, and Mary Beth Shaver and Brandie Burkhart topped hurdles as Wood outweighed rivals in field events and most track finals.
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Warren County
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Wood
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Lynn Davis
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Loudoun Valley
Gloria Beatty
Dana Clark
Eve Hogan
Zelda Cook
Anna Bethune
Lisa Conkey
Stacy Linder
Robin Lavitz
Alicia Carter
Susan Smollen
Maria Proctor
Pam Brannon
Melinda Hockman
Angie Slater
Melissa Navares
Aneita Boyles
Kirstein Holsclaw
Robin Nixon
Nan Carpenter
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Patti Johnson
Kim Pugh
Debbie Rowe
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Teresa Wright
Area Girls Track Teams Enter Loudoun Valley Invitational
Handley James Wood and other Northwestern District squads join 13 teams at Loudoun Valley Invitational. Contenders include Stonewall Jackson Loudoun Valley Culpeper Jefferson Osbourn Park Osbourn and Clarke County with standout sprinters and distance runners from multiple schools. Events run 11 30 a m field events 12 30 p m trials and 2 p m finals.
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Handley
James Wood
Loudoun
Raiders
Gar
Loudoun Valley
Linda Mallory
Loudoun County
Park View
Culpeper
Mallory
Felicia Ferris
Shelia Brown
Jefferson
Jackie Allen
Debbie Hunt
Player Fires Sweet 64 At Houston Open
Gary Player shot an 8 under par 64 to take the first round lead at the Houston Open held at Woodlands Country Club. Bob Shearer fired 65 to sit one behind, while Lanny Wadkins and Bob Murphy carded 66s as other notables chased the leader under mild Texas conditions.
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Houston
Gary Player
Player
Woodlands Country Club
Texas
Bob Shearer
Lanny Wadkins
Bob Murphy
Redskins face NFL ruling on Jim Otis contract
Commissioner Pete Rozelle told the Washington Redskins their five year offer to fullback Jim Otis is not acceptable. The deal would average about $60,000 and avoid a draft pick for St Louis Cardinals, but 1981 82 salaries of 30 000 violate the $32,000 minimum. Ed Garvey questioned Rozelle authority, saying the matter falls under the collective bargaining agreement.
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Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Washington Redskins
Jim Otis
Redskins
Otis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
NFL
Rozelle
Ed Garvey
NFL Players Association
Garvey
Commissioner’s Office
Bamberger Rebounds After Boston Rout
Milwaukee manager George Bamberger, who once played for Baltimore, laments after Boston Red Sox overwhelm the Brewers 10-4 at Fenway Park. Red Sox hitters including Butch Hobson and Fred Lynn power a 16-hit, 26-run three-game sweep as Yaz ties for 32nd on the all-time hit list. Moose Haas suffers elbow injury. Dodgers and Padres win elsewhere.
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Baltimore
George Bamberger
Orioles
Bamberger
Brewers
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
New
Bill Lee
Hobson
Lynn
Don Zimmer
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