Knights Blast Warren 108 59 in District 10 clash
Dayton Turner Ashby routed Warren County 108 to 59 to stay undefeated at 3-0 in the season. Maddox Saunders led Warren with 15 points while Ron Burgess scored 31 for TA plus teammates Keller Miller Lambert and Dellinger contributing in a dominant home win.
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Dayton
Turner Ashby
Warren County
Wildcats
Jack Edmondson
Warren
Black Knights
Maddox Saunders
Herbie Washington
Ron Burgess
Roy Keller
Dave Miller
Lambert
Dellinger
Warren F Lewis
Saunders Nicholson
Nickens
Travis
Smith
Lacy
Baltimore
Brooks
G Burgess
Keller
Miller
Heatwale
Erbaugh
Kagey
Lambert Wampler
Michael
Ashby
District 10 Standings and Liggins Speaks on Speed
Norman Oklahoma AP report notes District 10 standings and mid dleguard Granville Liggins explaining his fast charge. He says he watches centers to time his rush as they squeeze the ball or coil their arm muscles before the snap. He adds he now avoids scrums and rushes with a direct burst.
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Norman
Okla
Granville Liggins
Oklahoma
Vikings Edge Herndon In Narrow 54 50 Victory
Loudoun Valley beat Herndon 54 to 50 as six Vikings finished within three points of each other. Mike Remington led Herndon with 34 points while Kenny Summers topped Valley with 10 points. Halftime stood Valley 24 Herndon 26.
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Herndon
Loudoun Valley
Herndon Hornets
Mike Remington
Kenny Summers
Viking
Hornets
Valley
Jemeen Smith
Summers Welsh Owens Brown
Blackwood Johnson
Herndon GT
Remington
Hawkins Slaughter
Howell Slepetz
Gleason Neal
Johnson's Mom Dies
Minnie O. Johnson, mother of Walter "Big Train" Johnson famed Senators pitcher, died Sunday in a nursing home in Olney Maryland at age 100. Born in Wayne Indiana she lived on Midwest farms and her family ran one in Kansas when Walter went to Washington. She recalled caring for the guns of Jesse and Frank James when the outlaws lodged at the Dixon Missouri Johnson farm house.
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Olney, Md
Walter
Johnson
Washington Senators
Minnie O. Johnson
Wayne
Ind
Midwest
Kansas
Washington
Jesse
Frank James
Dixon, Mo
Jim Parker Retirement Shakes Colts Line
Jim Parker retires from the Baltimore Colts effective immediately due to a knee ailment ending his 11 year run as an All Star blocker. The move allows a healthy replacement for the final two regular season games as the Colts top the division race.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Colts
Jim Parker
Parker
Colts
Don Shula
Los Angeles
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Buffalo
John Tracey
Bills
Boston
Chargers
Alworth
Tom Day
Willie Lanier
Denver Broncos
Paul Seiler
New York Jets
Atlanta Falcons
NFL
Bob Riggle
Mike Fitzgerald
Riggle
New Orleans
Colts Seek 13th Straight Win In Memorial Stadium Clash
Baltimore Colts, 12-0, ride a fourth quarter rally past the Dallas Cowboys to remain undefeated. They host the New Orleans Saints at Memorial Stadium with kickoff at 2 05 P M as injuries to Alex Hawkins and Lenny Lyles threaten defensive depth and Lenny Moore stars in the closing drive.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Dallas Cowboys
Hosses
New Orleans Saints
Memorial Stadium
Dallas
Bob Boyd
Don Meredith
Colts
Jerry Hill
Cowboy
John Unitas
John Mackey
Willie Richardson
Hill
Lenny Moore
Saints
Tom Fears
Gary Cuozzo
Steve Stonebreader
Jack Burkett
Jim Taylor
Doug Atkins
Dave Whitsell
New Orleans
Alex Hawkins
Lenny Lyles
Hawkins
Lyles
Area Scores From Various Virginia High School Matches
A compilation of area basketball scores lists Shenandoah, Madison, Handley, Martinsburg, Fauquier, James Wood, Luray, Strasburg, Rappahannock, Central, James Monroe, George Mason, Turner Ashby, Warren County, Gar Field, Stafford, Osbourn, Spotsylvania, Orange, Woodbridge, Valley, Herndon, Stonewall, Elkton, Ft. Defiance, Riverheads, Circleville, Franklin WV, Lee of Staunton, Wilson Memorial, Page County, Broadway, Waynesboro, Natural Bridge, Allegany, Petersburg WV, Albemarle, Buena Vista, Loudoun, Nokesville, Lexington, Harrisonburg, Davis and Elkins, Shepherd, Hedgesville, Hancock, Hagerstown, Walkersville, Williamsport, Shepherdstown, Clear Spring, Boonsboro, Greencastle, ampshire, Bruce MD, Bishop Walsh, Alumni, Fort Hill, Lonaconing MD, Piedmont, Beall, Ridgeley, Sk Garden, Keyser, Frederick MD, Fairmont Hits, Carroll County MD, Westmin ster. New York AP summary cites Keyes and Simpson season totals.
Tetrajot Wins Second in Row at Shenandoah
Tetrajot owned by Mrs. Virginia McKenney of Washington won his second straight at Shenandoah Downs last night earning $7.20 in the eighth race and a $3071.80 Twin Double with a 1 2 7 7 sequence and seven fans sharing. Robbie Howard rode the front runner to a three length victory over Jezibel A as others in the Twin included Speed of Song Mary Alan and Soft Weather. Phili p Grove returned from injury to win aboard File Clerk in race one and Phosphorescent completed the 6 1 tandem in the second as Grove remains among the top jockeys with 24 wins. Dean Johnston Jr. leads with 37 wins as the week ends.
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Duke
Johnston
C.m.clark
C. M. Clark
Shining Deer
Doc’s Song
Zook
Trygon
Vasil
Frankish Don
Small
Twinboss
Baker
Poirier
Howard
Myers
Fleet Girl
Dennie
Sigler
Capum John
Gustines
Our Robert
Seaman
Aguero
Allen’s Delight
Brogan
Grove
Ford
Parade Ground
Conde Way
Priestess
Hanover Stag
Miss Maurine
Wheel Along
Miss Crasher
W. Jay
Big Mack
F.kratz
A-C. L. Barnes
Sir Macon
Wilson
Quillorulla
Duc de Thor
Star Piper
Oso Negro
Eaton
Kind Request
Reynolds
Sir Kenneth
Mr. Blue Eyes
French
Luliana
Gino
Mary Alan
Alsandro
Gismer
Kia Ora
Fur
Aiming
Boy O
Troy
Pam
Ruthie A
Angersman
Benito
Ocean Guard
Gay Boy
Wild Eagle
Elsie V
Jezibel A
Delgado
Terlin
Faiming
Peter B.good
McIvor
Janet L
Roman Moon
Green Fire
Woodway
Riston
Frosty Brook
Cerda
Jolly Doe
Miss Tudorka
Mom’s
Charles Town
W. Va
Tetrajet
Virginia McKenney
Washington
Shenandoah Downs
Robbie Howard
Tetrajot
Ruth Archer
Speed of Song
Phosphorescent
Bobby Howlard
Eddie Ford
Dean Johnston, JR
Washington Hopes to Shore up Defense
Washington Redskins lead the NFL in passing with Sonny Jurgensen and receivers Charley Taylor Jerry Smith and Bobby Mitchell. Jurgensen seeks record yardage as Smith adds a tight end scoring pace, with Taylor pursuing a back to back receiving title as the team presses toward two games left.
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Washington
Sonny Jurgensen
Charley Taylor
Jerry Smith
Bobby Mitchell
Otto Graham
Jurgensen
Taylor
Mitchell
Smith
Jerry
Eagles
Horizon
Redskin
Browns
Sampson defends home court in 44-41 win over Jayress
Sampson defeated James Wood's Jayress 44-41 on a crowded home floor. The game featured 19 field goals on 46 attempts for 41 per cent shooting and 50 per cent shooting at the line, reflecting a tight defensive contest.
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James Wood
Jayress
Fauquier
Garber
Sampson
DeHaven
O’neal
McHale
A Foreman
Almond
Nesselroat
Willian
Frarney
Fling
Leazer
Maya
Banks
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