Clarke County Eagles face backcourt questions this season
Clarke County opens December 10 at Musselman with Roger Johnson to lead at center and Anthony Jones at forward. Guards M Carter and G Mason will handle ball duties while newcomers Roger Landers and six other depth pieces boost the rotation. Coach Jim Ross cites Johnson's improvement and depth to offset guard concerns.
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Anthony
Jones
Roger Landers
North Carolina
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Clarke County
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Glen Mason
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Luray Bulldogs Rally To Win 71 64 For 50th Straight
Luray Bulldogs overcome a 15 point deficit to defeat Stonewall Jackson 71 64 in a Skyline District game. The win marks their 50th straight victory as they shoot 48 percent and make 45 percent from the line. Stonewall misses guard Billy Walters and forward John Moore in late foul trouble.
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Luray Bulldogs
Stonewall Jackson
Bulldogs
Stonewall
Billy Walters
John Moore
Local High School Scores and Pro Boxing Result Summary
Woodbridge and Patrick Henry posted close boys games with Woodbridge 76 Patrick Henry 71 and other results including Andrew Lewis 61 Gar Field 48. In boxing in Frankfurt West Germany Ruedigar Schmidtke outpointed Roger Rouse 178 172 and Gregorio Peralta stopped Gerhard Zech 224 8. New York George Foster drew with Jose Marquez 1374 10 in Puerto Rico.
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West Germany
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U.S
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Argentina
Gerhard Zech
New York
George Foster
Jose Marquez
Puerto Rico
Green Dragons Over Strasburg In Season Opener
The Green Dragons of Illiam Monroe defeated Strasburg 69 to 50 on the road. Ray Powell led with 26 points on 10 baskets and six free throws, with Lamb Mallory and Lawson adding double digit totals. Strasburg’s Jerry Williams top scored with 16.
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McIinturff
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Hammond
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Wardensville Warriors Rout Eastern Mennonite 66 62
Wardensville Warriors open season with a 66 62 non league win over Eastern Mennonite. Tom Rinard scores 26 points on 9 FGs and 8 8 at the line, with Jerry Hahn adding 20 as coach Pete Vance notes the big win and team potential.
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Wardensville Warriors
Eastern Mennonite
Tom Rinard
Warriors
Jerry Hahn
Warrior
Page County Tops Hapless Falcons
Page County defeated Central Falcons 80 61 in the season opener. The game was tied 32 32 at halftime before Page County pulled away 23 10 in the third period. Four Page County players reached double figures led by Jimmy Price 21 Bill Buracker 20 Kenny Breeden 20 and Jerry Breeden 12. Ricky Ritenour 20 and Steve Jackson 19 paced Central with Billy Reames adding 11.
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Bill Buracker
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Ricky Ritenour
Steve Jackson
Central
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Falcon
Pat Ritenour
Jackson
Reames
Morgan
J. Crabill
French Morgan
Page County Price
Baracker Breeden, K
Breeden
Boot Hill Bowl clash pits Northwest Oklahoma against Dakota State
Northwest Oklahoma and Dakota State, S.C. enter the Boot Hill Bowl with 7-3 records as they meet in Dodge City to contest the postseason game.
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Vikes Upset Patrick Henry In Severe Free Throw Battle
Woodbridge Vikings defeated Patrick Henry 76 to 71 as Woodbridge gained the edge at the line hitting 24 of 39 free throws while Patrick Henry relied on field goals but fell five points short.
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Woodbridge Vikings
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Vikings
Ten Major League Players Swapped in 10 Minutes of Deals
At the Phoenix winter meetings 10 trades were announced in rapid succession involving 43 players. Dave Roberts moved from San Diego to Houston for three minor leaguers and Derrel Thomas, with other moves including Tom Hall to Cincinnati and Jose Cardenal to the Cubs for Jim Colborn and Earl Stephenson and Brock Davis.
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Tom Hall
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Wayne Granger
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Chicago Cubs
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Earl Stephenson
Brock Davis
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Houston
New York
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Wardensville Will Play Youngsters Wardensville Warriors
Wardensville Warriors rely on returning starter Jerry Hahn as the team leader this season. Coach Pete Vance notes Hahn will start at forward with Greg Sager or Eric McKeever as the other forward and Robin Brill at center backed by Dwight Rinard. The coach sees good shooters but aims to improve rebounding and quickness as the season opens tonight against Eastern Mennonite.
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Pete Vance
Jerry
Greg Sager
Eric McKeever
Vance
Robin Brill
Dwight Rinard
Warriors
Eastern Mennonite
Scratches Miss Fidget and Other Listed Horses
Racing notes list a set of horses and entries including Scratches Miss Fidget, Flying Brant, Flighty Lass, Asti 3-Charlies Eddy, Mighty Sprite 4-Moon Jewel, Kesari, Couderay, Tungsten, Laughing Creek and others, likely from a program or entry sheet. The exact event, date, and standings are not provided in the fragment.
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Asti
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Mr. Cymbal
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Moon Jewel
Gray Reason
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Apeene
Earthlyman
Couderay
Tungsten
Laughing Creek
Marinaro Says He Deserved Heisman Ahead of Sullivan
Cornell back Ed Marinaro, taking a Miami Beach weekend break, declares he should have won the Heisman Trophy and asserts he is the best back in college football while autographing footballs.
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Pat Sullivan
Cornell
Ed Marinaro
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Squires Edge Pacers In Overtime ABA Thriller
The Virginia Squires rallied from a big early deficit to force overtime with the Indiana Pacers, trading blows in a tight extra period where Virginia pulled away 5 points to start and added 8 more as the Pacers managed only 6 free throws. Other ABA games saw Memphis over Utah 117-114 and New York Nets beat Carolina 134-122. NBA scores included the Bucks over Royals 120-82 and Lakers 131 over 76ers 116. In Harpers Ferry, the Tigers topped Musselman 78-52 as Erichsen led with 33 points and Spriggs added seven rebounds and 7 points in the third quarter.
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