Stonewall Trips Rams In County Rivalry
MT Jackson Stonewall Generals beat Strasburg 57 to 49 in a District 10 contest on opening night. Charlie Gordon led with 15 points, Tom Snyder added 13 as the only double figure scorers for Stonewall. Ed Ausberry and Ted Long top Strasburg with 15 and 14 points.
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45 Point Goal for Lew Alcindor in Purdue Opener
Ted Meier reports Westley Unseld predicts UCLA star Lew Alcindor will be challenged to score 45 as the national champions open at Purdue. Alcindor, 7-foot-1 and last season’s Player of the Year, debuted with 56 in his sophomore year. Louisville Cardinal teammates and Georgetown, Ky., matchups noted.
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Shenandoah Decimated by Wesley In Opener At Handley Gym
The Shenandoah Hornets fell 101 to 80 as Wesley Wolverines dominated the second half after a tight first half. Ted Corrorn scored 23 for Shenandoah and Bill Williams 15, while Wesley’s quartet led by Jack Baylor with 23 miles Johnson 20 and Bob Wheeler 19, with Shenandoah to face Hagerstown Junior College next Wednesday.
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Area Scores From Various High School Games
Area scores list results from multiple matches including Wesley J C versus Shenandoah Musselman over Berkeley Springs Stonewall Strasburg Turner Ashby Central Broadway Elkton Charles Town Loudoun County Gar Field Orange over Harrisonburg Fort Defiance at Franklin Monterey Rockbridge Lexington Waynesboro Lee of Staunton Buena Vista Northside of Roanoke Natural Bridge Washington and Lee Bridgewater Fort Ashby Hampshire Piedmont Elk Garden Ridgeley W Va Deaf Alumni Paw Paw Wheeling Shepherd St Maria Goretti St Johns Loudoun Valley at Stonewall of Manassas December 5 Nokesville at Spotsylvania December 2 Woodbridge at Culpeper December 21 Osbourn at Stafford December 21 Osbourn James Wood wrestling Luray at Warren County Montevideo at Page County Herndon at Langley.
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Panthers Rally Past Loudoun County 66 43 in Opener
Charles Town Panthers win opening game at Loudoun school 66 43. Johnson leads with 20 points and 10 Panthers reach the scoring column. Loudoun County’s John Bryant tops Raiders with 18 points. Rick Donaldson adds eight.
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James Wood Opener vs. Hampshire Meets Debut in 1967-68
James Wood High School starts 1967-68 basketball tonight at Frederick County Junior High against Hampshire W Va High at 6 30 p m Coach Hannas lost top scorers Ray Fletcher Donnie Shifflett and Ronnie Clevenger and relies on seniors Scotty Garber Mike O Neal and Ted Sampson for scoring The previous night Hampshire lost 65 64 to Fort Ashby with Wayne Mathias 20 points leading Hamp Shire and Ken Sitar 18.
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Weekend Scores From College and Pro Action
Saturday results include James Wood 53 Hamphire 49 and Albemarle 65 George Mason 53 with Colonels and Panthers winning. Sunday shows Washington 31 Philadelphia 24 and Baltimore 23 Dallas 20 as Unitas and company continue strong. Overall record reports 267 correct, 80 wrong for a .770 rate.
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College and Pro Games Slated Across Sunday Schedule
College basketball features Shepherd at Alderson Broaddus at 8 p.m. Pro football includes Dallas at Baltimore at 2 p.m. Also Philadelphia visits Washington at 1 15 p.m. Local fans anticipate lineups, broadcast times, and potential upsets across the day.
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Shenandoah Returns Home After Strong Night
Dean Johnston Jr. led Shenandoah Downs jockey standings over 46 nights at Charles Town and returned home with two favorites Duke O Brandy and Cinepac winning. Cinepac completed a 929.60 Twin Double on the 4 7 5 4 sequence as crowds saw a snow influenced turnout.
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Broadway Romps Over Elkton In Cage Debut
Broadway Gobblers defeated Elkton 64 52 as Ronnie Holsinger scored 25 points and Rod Burkholder added 14 for Broadway while Bake Jones led Elkton with 12. Broadway built a 20 9 first quarter lead and dominated the game, going 26 of 33 at the line to Elkton’s 10 of 20.
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