Shenandoah Hornets Top Hawks 91 to 76
Shenandoah tallies 39 by Kern as the Hornets beat Hagerstown Junior College 91 76. The win evens Shenandoah 2 2 and starts Tri State Conference play with L three two. Butch Kerns adds 18 points while Kern over 20 by halftime and nets 32 3 average through four games.
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Johnson-Williams routs Shenandoah 93 to 35 in debut
Douglas Johnson-Williams dominated Shenandoah with a 93-35 victory as Kern and Lou Smith led the Hornets. Basil Armstrong tops Hawks with 31 points while Jim McGinnis scores 21 for Shenandoah in a error-filled game marked by sloppy ball handling and low shooting efficiency.
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Johnson- Williams
Noah Laws
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Hagerstown
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Jim McGinnis
Shenandoah
Phil Pickett
Ron Kern
Hornets
Lou Smith
Bell's Triumphs, Zuckerman Takes Lead With Win
Bell's Triumphs defeated the Workingman's Store 92-81 at the armory in the City League opener. Roland Garrett led with 31 points, Donnie Oates and Eddie Grim added 20 each as Bell's built a 44-21 halftime edge. George Curry scored 28 and Charles Harris 25 for the losers. In the nightcap, Zuckerman's beat TAC 104-99 to move 2-0 atop the standings, paced by Bob McDonald with 39 points and Phil Newcome with 22.
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Donnie Oates
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George Curry
Charles Harris
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Mayland
Bob McDonald
Phil Newcome
Bobby
College Basketball Scores From East to Southwest
AP brief roundup of college games across regions. Notable results include Saint Louis area teams, Princeton over Lafayette, Penn 94 over Swarthmore, Fordham over Yale, Harvard over Northeastern, Cornell over Canisius, Seton Hall over Loyola Maryland, Army and Colgate among others. Multiple games show high scores and varying margins.
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Renigle
Lehigh
Navy
Gettysburg
Army
Albright
Lott Leads Buckley Lages To Tie In Midway Bowling
Jim Lott rolled 231 and 602 series as Buckley Lages tied 2-2 with the Cotton Pickers in Midway Tenpin League at Northside Lanes. In other action, Mixed Nuts beat Berryville Avenue Esso 40, Rolling Rocks downed the Outlaws 3-1, and several teams posted wins or forfeit results across multiple leagues.
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Red’s
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Lovely Five
Duckpin League Roundup Highlights Local Scores
Health Center Ladies league action produced many tight wins and high games. Peggy Crisman led Photo Shop with 359 series and Evelyn Tucker paced Blue Sunoco with two 117s, while Lee Jackson delivered a 517 in a 1570 series for Willow Lawn Market.
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Shirley Jackson
Evelyn Tucker
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Newberry
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Mae Taylor
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Jeanne Kavan
Naomi Houston
Newperry’s
Lee Jackson
Willow Lawn Market
Peggy Easter
Liboby White
Jean Jenning
May Jean Ewing
Helen Elsen
Louise Lewis
Virginia Larrick
Area High School Cage Card Kicks Off Soon
Handley and James Wood lead a five game slate with Northwestern District clashes as Clarke County Douglas and Warren County sit out. Handley faces George Mason in Falls Church while James Wood travels to Fauquier County. Strasburg visits Central in District 10 alongside John Mosby Academy at Capon Bridge and Rappahannock versus Stonewall Jackson as undefeated Generals chase a third straight district crown.
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James Wood
Falls Church
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Loudoun Valley
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W. Va
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Ancient Maya ball game at Chichen Itza rings 24 feet high
The Maya of Chichen Itza played a ball game using stone rings set into the wall 24 feet above the court. The rings had 16 inch holes and served as goals in the traditional sport.
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Chichen Itza
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