Warriors Rip Paw Paw High in 81 38 Victory
Warriors Rip Paw Paw Indians 81 38 as Pete Vance emptied the bench after a 44 24 halftime lead. Dennis Brill led with 27 points on 12 FGs and 3 free throws while Ron Branch added 19 points. Delander and R Harding led Paw Paw with 12 and 10 points respectively.
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Orange defeats Loudoun County in boys basketball clash
Orange High toppled Loudoun County 89 to 61 as Mark Sedwick led with 26 points and Bob Malick added 23 for Loudoun. The Raiders suffered a second straight loss amid a 45 26 halftime deficit.
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Page County Panthers top Rappahannock 70 to 44 in VA
The Page County Panthers defeated Rappahannock County 70 44 in Washington Virginia. Billy Buracker and Ken Breeden led with 16 points each while Rappahannock’s top scorer Henry managed nine. Page County remains unbeaten at 3-0 in the campaign, and Rappahannock has yet to win in four games.
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Martinsburg Downs James Wood In Opener At Home
Martinsburg defeats James Wood with standout play as James Wood's Les Cummings soars for a jumper. Ned Burks and Gary Ballard contest the shot while the Bulldogs secure the rebound in the opening game.
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Warren County Wildcats Fall Short to Bishop Ireton 60 58
Warren County Wildcats lost to Bishop Ireton 60 to 58 in front of a home crowd. Bobby King scored 17 points and Mike Love added seven field goals and one free throw while Ireton's O’Keefe and Gibson contributed 18 and 15 points respectively as the visitors built a 19 10 first quarter lead but the Cats fought back in the second and fourth periods.
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Hawks Open 4-Game Lead with Crippled Lakers Pounding
The Atlanta Hawks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 121-107 to extend their Western Division lead as LA played nine men amid absences of Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West. Elgin Baylor led Lakers with 26. Lou Hudson topped Hawks with 27. Other NBA results: Milwaukee, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, Phoenix wins. ABA: Carolina, New Orleans, Washington wins.
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Broadway Stans Maroons Edge Montevideo 88 63
Broadway Stans Maroons upset Montevideo 88 to 63 as Jerry Grandle scored 23 and Butch Strawderman 21 leading three double figure Gobblers. Willie Brown led Montevideo with 16 points while Richard Shank added 14 and Jerry Raines 10. Maroons drop to 2-2, Gobblers to 3-1.
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UCLA routs Hurricanes 137 69 sets scoring record
UCLA remains unbeaten in record fashion defeating Miami Hurricanes 137 69 led by John Vallely Sidney Wicks and Henry Bibby with 20 19 and 19 points respectively. The Bruins vie for a fourth straight win at home against Texas after a top AP ranking placed them second behind Kentucky.
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