Handley Clippers Past Martinsburg in First Varsity Win
Jimmy Omps celebrates his first Handley varsity win 59 57 over Martinsburg in the Handley gym praising his team's defense and rebounding. Omps singled out Dave Dixon for his effort despite a bum leg and noted Martinsburg as a strong shooting team in the area.
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Jimmy Omps
Handley
Martinsburg
Jimmy Prais
Omps
Dave Dixon
Bulldogs
Hunter Maddox
Wise Ole Owl
Jimmy
Hilltoppers
Blunk Retires From NYT to Consult After Stirling Moss Birthday
Frank M. Blunk longtime auto racing writer for the New York Times attended Stirling Moss birthday party in Southampton New York. The veteran reporter announced retirement at year end to become a consultant after receiving Moss cake first piece.
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Southampton
N.Y
Frank M. Blunk
New York Times
Stirling Moss
Blunk
Shenandoah College Beats Madison 104 70 In Home Victory
Shenandoah College Hornets dominate Madison 104 70 at Handley to improve to 1 2. Carl Fox leads with 21 points, Ted Hott adds 12, Billy Fletcher 14, with strong rebounding 50 32 edge. Butch Rinker 18 for Madison, former Shenandoah star. The win spoils homecoming for Rinker. Shenandoah travels to Beckley tonight for an 8 p.m. game.
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Shenandoah College
Madison
Handley
Shenco
Beckley
W. Va
Hornets
Butch Rinker
Butch
Harrisonburg
Bob Toohey
Carl Fox
Billy Fletcher
James Wood
Ted Hott
Wardensville
Shenandoah
Dukes
Ted Corcorn
Bill Fletcher
Jim Williams
Madison Bill Boyles
Lel G
Archie Moore
Phil Kokernak
Joe Dixon
Bob Hummer
Ron Boyles
Randy Rudolph
Ivan Stubbs
Emmet Hanger
Walt Page
Graham Bartley
Houston Dickenson
Bowling standings and scores from Northside Lanes
High Team Game and High Team Series leaders listed for multiple teams including G. W. Motors, Continental Homes, Garber's, Dale's Grocery, Snow White Grill, White Palace Restaurant, Village Beauty Salon, Mike's Service Center, Good Sports, and Good Intentions. Individual scores shown for Mae Brown, Frances Sager, Margel Wilson, Jennings Spurs, Ruth Kline, Mary Hodson, Marge Richards, Sue Finley, Rita McCoy, Kathy Williams, J. Oats, Kump, F. Gordon, Racer, and others.
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Winchester Mobile Homes
Mae Brown
Buckley Sager
Marie Renner
Continental Homes
Frances Sager
Garber’s
Margel Wilson
Dale's Grocery
Jennings Spurs
Snow White Grill
Ruth Kline
White Palace Rest
Juanite Shrader
G. W. Motors
Dale’s
iCon't Homes
Winch. Mob’ Homes
G.W. Motors
Snow White
White Palace
Good Intentions
Buckley Sages
Village Beauty
Good Sports Garber’s
Mike’s
Bowling League Scores and Standings Highlight Unpredictables Lead
Unpredictables top high team game with 922 and high series at 2014. Multiple leagues list matchups and scores including Doyle and Ten Pin Ten Pin 180 516 and other teams like Hemingway Shen Gas Crown No 2 and Snyders. Individual players such as D Smith Bryce West Burleson Quiley McCauley and numerous others are noted with game and series scores.
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Truckers
Doyle Clarke Lions
W.F.W
Blue
Vv F. W
Gold
Pat’s
Cather’s
Northside
Al’s
Hemingway Synder’s
Shockey’s
Lamar-Sloan
Wine Sheet Metal
Intertype
Ramblers
Crown No
Rc Ashworth
Miller’s
Shen. Gas
B&m
Floor Shop
Aresol
Doyle
Dickerson
Al's
D. Smith
Miller’s Drug Store
Bryce
F.W
J. McCauley
Va. Aresol
H. Jones
Hemingway
Grubbs
J. West
Ashworth
O. C. Press
E. Burleson
B & M Chevrolet
B. Quiley
F. Cooper
S. McGee
Snyders
B. Locke
Hampshire Trojans Top Bruce in Westernport Victory
Westernport Maryland saw the Hampshire Trojans secure their first win of the season 52 to 41 over Bruce. Key contributors Wayne Mathias with 17 and Ken Sitar with 11 led Hampshire as defense limited Bruce to 18 field goals and a 39-22 lead after three periods before planning a home game against Paw Paw Tuesday night.
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Westernport
Hampshire Trojans
Bruce
Trojans
Wayne Mathias
Ken Sitar
Hampshire
Mathias
Sitar
Romney, W. Va
Hampshire Sitar
Whitacre
Alkire Whipp Porter
Bruce Prado Nichols
Stephens Warnick
Kinnie Zais
Pratt Phelps
UCLA
San Francisco
Pauley Pavilion
Purdue
Soph
Rick Mount
Ucla J
Washington
Huskies
Dan Carr
Boilermakers
Gary Paul
Eastern Kentucky
Dayton
Don May
Flyers
Boyd Lynch
Suph
Colonels
Gary Elliot
Washington State
Nebraska
Tony Pazaricky
San Fernando
Iowa State
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Maryville
Lycoming
Washington and Lee
Jackets
Charlie Weston
Arnie Baker
W&l
Mike Neer
Generals
UCLA Rout Wichita as Purdue Falls to Washington
UCLA crushed Wichita State 120 86 at home extending their win streak to 36. Purdue fell 98 87 to Washington in Seattle as Dan Carr led the Huskies with 24 points.
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UCLA
Wichita
Purdue
Seattle
Associated Press Sports
Wichita State
Washington
Seatle
Occidental
Uc-Davis
San Jose State
University of Nevada
University of Pacific
Seat
Clark Sparks Lakers to 4th Win
Archie Clark sparked the Los Angeles Lakers to a 115-103 win over the Detroit Pistons, tying a four game winning streak as Jerry West and Elgin Baylor led the scoring with 27 and 21 points respectively. The Pistons saw Dave Bing lead with 25 as Detroit’s four game run ended.
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Associated Press
Jerry West
Los Angeles Lakers
Archie Clark
Lakers
Detroit
Pistons
National Basketball Association
Clark
Ecorse
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Celtics
Baltimore
76Ers
New York
Hawks
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Chicago
Seattle
American Basketball Association
Dallas
Anaheim
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Los Angeles
West
Elgin Baylor
Dave Bing
Tom Sanders
John Havlicek
Don Oh
Billy Cunningham
Wilt Chamberlain
Dick Barnett
Knicks
Bill Briges
Bridges
Zelmo Beaty
Jerry Lucas
Oscar Robertson
Royals
Bob Boozer
Supersonics
Nate Thurmond
Weekend and Weekday Local Sports Schedule Almanac
Sunday features NFL games Washington at Pittsburgh and New Orleans at Baltimore plus Green Bay at Los Angeles. Monday night racing at Shenandoah Downs. JR high Capon Bridge hosts Mathias. Tuesday college basketball Baltimore meets Shenandoah at Handley. High school wrestling Stonewall hosts James Wood. Several high school basketball games including Handley at Clarke County and a full slate across area teams.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
San Diego
Chicago
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Green Bay
Shenandoah Downs
Capon Bridge
Mathias
Shenandoah
Handley
Bridgewater
Shepherd
Stonewall
James Wood
Clarke County
Warren County
Luray
Lee of
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Strasburg
Rappahannock
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
A roundup of results shows East Princeton topping Colgate 71 43 while Southern California beat Villanova 82 65. Delaware routed St. Pauls 92 74 and Northeastern beat Maine 68 73.
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Dayton
Associated Press
Flyers
UCLA
Eastern Kentucky
Nebraska
Iowa State
Washington State
San Fernando Valley State
Tennessee Tech
Howard Payne
Cincinnati Bearcats
Miami
Ohio
Southern California
Villanova
Philadelphia
Wyoming
Oklahoma State
Oregon
Portland
Princeton
Colgate
Pitt
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Massachusetts
Dukes
Air Force
Lew Alcindor
Wichita
East Princeton
Delaware
St. Paul’s
Northeastern
Maine
Springfield
Boston University
Coast Guard
New York Maritime
U, of Buffalo
Albany State
N.Y
Town State
Fresno State
College of Southern Utah
San Francisco State
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Unbeatens in SC face intersectional tests today
Southern Conference leads WVU and Davidson, both 2-0 and 3-0, meeting Florida and Michigan as coaches press for improvement. Furman travels to Richmond as East Carolina hosts Atlantic Christian and The Citadel welcomes Stetson, with other regional results from the Mason-Dixon and CIAA circuits.
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Associated Press
Southern Conference
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Florida
Charleston
W. Va
Davidson
Wildcats
Michigan
Charlotte
N.C
Bucky Waters
Kentucky
Lefty Driesell
Driesell
Furman
Richmond
George Washington
William and Mary
East Carolina
Atlantic Christian
Citadel
Stetson
Pirates
Steve McCannon
Paladins
Earl Thompson
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Don Ratliff
Handley-Martinsburg
Steve Smallwood
Gary Stilwell
Jim Hamilton
Callin
Russ Potts
Hunter
Joe
Jimmy Rhodes
Shep Campbell
Don Rathft
MHS
Happy Falcons
Fauquier
Pauquier
Falcons
Culpeper
Warrenton
George Mason
James Monroe
Mustangs
Falls Church
Denver
Indiana
Houston
Minnesota
New Jersey
Oakland
Jimmy Laise, JR
Star Sports
Shence
Hott
Fox
Teddy Hott
Lady Brunswick
Good Sports
Rita McCoy
Kathy Williams
Shenandoah Handicap
Pat
Northside Lanes
C. Leight
K. Rinker
J. Oats
K. Kump
Cather
R. Coffman
Shockey
T. Glass
Devils Angels
Kenney Lineburg
Nite Owls
Lynwood DeHaven
Moonshiners
Elwood Anderson
Up Beats
al Felieio
Unpredictables
Don Unger
Untouchables
Nancy Webster
lGutter Getters
Dave Hoffman
Lucky Five
Ken Hausenfluck
Rose Hickman
Lois DeBolt
Wahl Flowers
Connie Martin
Misfits
Barbara Brown
Hopefuls
Dee Allen
Jay Birds
Pearl Covert
Alley Cats
Lee Hossen
Wanda Caldwell
Benchwarmers
Linda Morton
Thermal Pope
Woodchucks
Barbara Hockin
Finsters
Gladys Kern
Gutter Getters
Housewives
Lazy IV
Wahl Five
Paw Paw
By Ted Meier
Clark Sparks Lakers
Conn McCreary
Jack Amiel
Count Turf
New York Restaurateur
Centre
Bellarmine
Tennessee Wesleyan
Tusculum
Mount St. Mary’s
Steubenville
Lynchburg
North Carolina
Wesleyan
Sewanee
Georgia State
American U
Hofstra
Alabama State
Alabama
A&m
Tex
Knoxville
Allen
Midwest
Marquette
South Dakota
DePaul
St. John’s
Minn
Depauw
Illinois Wesleyan
Drake
Illinois College
Northern Illinois
LaCrosse
Wis
Eastern Illinois
Central Michigan
Graceland
Missouri Valley
North Dakota State
Southwestern
Corpus Christi
Albuquerque U
New Mexico Highlands
Far West
Tle
Oregon State
Phillips Oilers
Idaho State
Colorado State
Santa Fe
Adams State
Colo
Miami, Fla
Hickam Afb
Idaho
Alaska
Grambling
Texas College
Alcorn A&m
Texas Southern
Miles
Mississippi
Industrial
Pembroke
Lenoir Rhyne
Guilford
Appalachian
Old Dominion
Monarchs
Baltimore University
Bob Pritchett
Harry Lozon
Frederick
Quantico Marines
North Carolina Wesleyan
CIAA
Mike Davis
Virginia Union
Johnson C.smith
Delaware State
Mason-Dixon
Western Maryland
Hampden-Sydney
RPI
Virginia
Lynchburgh
North Carolina Methodist
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