Woodrow Wilson Upsets Maury in Wrestling Opener
Washington and Lee defeated James Wood 28-14 in Arlington. JW wrestlers led by close decisions and pins but fell behind as the strong W and L team controlled key weights. Willy Walters praised his squad's effort and anticipates improvement through the season.
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James Wood Clinches State AAA Title In Virginia Football
James Wood, upgraded to Group AAA, becomes state champion after a 16-6 win by Woodrow Wilson over Maury eliminated Maury from title contention. Gate City crushed James Monroe 40-8 in Group AA final. Barr lauds support as James Wood completes 11-2 season amidst regional toil.
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Palmer Seeks Win Amid Setbacks at Coral Springs Open
Arnold Palmer, 41, vows not to quit after a 70 in round two left him outside the leaders. Jerry McGee led with 133 while Bill Garrett tied for second at 135 with Lee Trevino, Gardner Dickinson, and Jack Montgomery as Palmer ponders next week’s play.
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Albemarle Puts Away Orange In Double Digit Win
Albemarle posted a 53 point victory over Orange as three players Simms White and Bell reached double figures. Brockman led Orange with 10 points in the setback.
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Area Scores Highlight Tight Virginia Prep Basketball Night
Randolph Macon Academy 64 St. Christopher 61. Lee of Staunton 71 Cave Spring Andrew Lewis 73. Fauquier 59 Osbourn 52. Culpeper 88 Warren Co 60. Turner Ashby 103 Lexington 56. Waynesboro 44 Harrisonburg 40. Riverheads 56 Stuarts Draft 57. Buffalo Gap 39. Broadway 67 Gar Field 55. Patrick Henry 78 Woodbridge 53. Orange 34. Osbourn 52. Stafford 64. Spotsylvania 57. Ft Defiance 55. Wilson 40. Staunton 71.
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Sophomore Ernie Hamilton Shines in MSU Win Over Indiana
Linebacker Ernie Hamilton of Greenville South Carolina credited with 12 solo tackles in Michigan State University’s 32 to 7 victory over Indiana. Hamilton is a sophomore.
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Redskins Picked To Upend Dallas
AP notes Minnesota or St Louis could clinch in weekend NFL actions as teams contend for playoff spots. Vikings, Cardinals, Chiefs, Jets, Rams, 49ers, Colts, Steelers, Chargers, Giants aim to strengthen positions with key wins across Saturday to Monday schedule.
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Eastern Mennonite Tops Wardensville In Season Opener
In a 54 53 thriller Eastern Mennonite edge Wardensville as Jerry Hahn and Albert Harris led Harrisonburg with 16 points apiece while Merlin Deputy scored 21 for the winners. Wardensville led early 17 11 but trailed 29 15 at halftime.
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Eastern Mennonite Ekes Past Osbourn Weaving In Win
Fauquier shaded Osbourn teams for Eastern Mennonite as Don Weaver scored 13 points. Coach Pete Vance praised the effort and forecast a strong season after a 54 point output with a 11 14 13 16 scoring sequence.
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Eagles Fall to Hedgesville in 85-64 Opener
Clarke County Eagles lost 85-64 as Hedgesville, last year’s state champions, dominated the game. Altire Pendleton led Clarke with 23 points while James Lamp scored 25 for Hedgesville. Clarke hit 25 of 67 field goals, 14 of 24 free throws, and committed 19 turnovers. Clarke JV won 40-36.
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