Handley Judges open season with win over Clarke County Eagles
Handley defeats Clarke County 70 to 54 as Chuck Spaid scores the first and last points of the game. Spaid hits a late 35 foot jumper to seal Handley’s season-opening victory amidst strong team hustle and solid ball handling from the Hilltoppers.
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Berryville
Handley
Clarke County Eagles
Chuck Spaid
Chuck
Hilltoppers
Clarke
Eagles
Danny Longerbeam
Chuckie Spaid
Clarke County
Maddox
Winchester
Jimmy Jayvees
Eddie Lee
David Strance
Bobby Mason
O Clark Dixon
Ben Dick
Ivan Stubbs
David Dixon
James Rhodes
Ti Longerbeam
Danny
Terry Brown
Dickie Beard
Kaie
Lichliter
Larry
Harry Hicks
Wayne Cain
John Reynolds
Dave Dixon
Ernie Stoneberger
Shorty Eines
Dixon
Bill Rhoden
Mosby Tops Rock Hill In Close Rivalry Victory
Mosby Academy edged Rock Hill 50 to 46 to earn its first win of the year. Randy Ramey scored 22 for Mosby. Shawn Mooney led Rock Hill with 16. Gary Hickerson added 10 for Mosby. Mosby went 10 of 18 at the line while Rock Hill hit 2 of 4. Jayvee Mosby won 32-23. Next Mosby hosts Huguenot Academy in a varsity jayvee doubleheader.
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Front Royal
Mosby Academy
Rock Hill Academy
Rangers
John Hodson
Randy Ramey
Shawn Mooney
Rock Hill
Gary Hicker
Jayvee
Mosby
Huguenot Academy
Wardensville Keeps unbeaten run with 58 43 win
Wardensville won their fourth straight by defeating West Virginia Deal 58-43 in Romney. Senior Ross Webster led with 22 points while Teddy Hott and Jimmy Combs added 10 each to help the Warriors extend the streak. The Lions were held to only two players in double figures. Wardensville led 18-6 early and hosts were unable to close the gap. The next game is a 6:30 p.m. doubleheader against Musselman at Wardensville.
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Romney
W.va
Wardensville
West Virginia
Deal
Warriors
Teddy Hott
Jimmy Combs
Webster
Monte Hoover
Lions
Dyer Combs
Barney Hott
Westphal Garrett
FT TP
Hoover
Dalton
Wodall
Bird
Evans
W. Va
Area Scores Across Regions From Local Games
Area teams posted varied results with Handley 70 over Clarke 54 and Rock Hill 46, Central 76 over Stonewall 73, Bridgewater J.W. 68 over Bridgewater 103, Shepherd 96 over SMA 90, and James Monroe 81 defeating Stafford 63 among others. The day featured high scoring games and close finishes across the district.
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Handley
Clarke
Mosby
Rock Hill
Warren County
Strasburg
Turner Ashby
Elkton
Broadway
Montevideo
Luray
Rappahannock County
Albemarle
Waynesboro
Harrisonburg
Lee of Staunton
Blacksburg
Pulaski
Nokesville
Stonewall of Maenassas
Woodbridge
Osbourn
Orange
Gar-Field
James Monroe
Stafford
Culpeper
Spotsylvania
SMA
Bridgewater
J.W
Shepherd
Baltimore Rips Shenandoah JC 95 to 83
Baltimore Junior College defeated Shenandoah JC 95 to 83 as Butch Rinker led with 27 points, hitting 17 of 21 free throws. Mick Cooper added 21 for the Hornets, while Charles Weinberg and Frank Rock paced Baltimore with 26 and 21 points respectively.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Junior College
Shenandoah J.C
Hornets
Butch Rinker
Rinker
Mick Cooper
Bill Pugh
Charles Weinberg
Frank Rock
Les’ Walker
Wood
Butch Ss
Mick C
John Williams
Clatterbuck
T Mel Taylor Hla
Frank Roth
Weinberg Yaad Sé Ie
Don C
Les Walker
Cal Graves
Mick Cherigo
Mick Gnitz
Duke Moves Into Top Spot In AP Poll
Duke rises to No.1 in The AP major-college basketball poll after beating UCLA twice in a week. UCLA slides to eighth as Duke improves to 5-1 with key 102-67 win over Furman.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Duke
Blue Devils
UCLA
Bruins
Tuesday Knight
Furman
Bowling Standings and Scores at Northside Lanes Friday Night
Grand Union leads after a 2 2 split with Tastee Freez in the Friday Nitegro League. Tastee Freez slides to third place while Ritter’s Variety Store rises to second by sweeping Five Aces on Bruce Taylor 205 and George Garver 526. Team members exceed 500 series with Bruce Taylor 502 and others. Frank Cooper 208 549 for Five Aces and George Moyer 201. Nameless secures 4 0 over National Fruit with Bud Flaherty 193 and Bob Miller 516. Joe Paugh 188 and Raymond continue scoring.
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Northside Lanes
Grand Union
Tastee-Freez
Jerry Votel
Marice Smathwood
Ritters Variety Store
Bruce Taylor
George Garver
Allen Kibler
Ernie Burch
Curtis Braithwaite
Frank Cooper
George Moyer
Nameless
National Fruit
Bud Flaherty
Bob Miller
Joe Paugh
Raymond
Bridgewater Edges Shepherd in Mason Dixon Battle
Bridgewater defeated Shepherd 103-96 in a Mason Dixon Conference game as five Eagles reached double figures led by Jim Upperman and Jim Ellis with 28 points each. Bridgewater shot 23 of 29 at the foul line, improving to 3-1 in conference and 4-2 overall.
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Bridgewater
Shepherd
Mason Dixon
Jim Upperman
Jim Ellis
Eagles
Twins Beat Night Attendance Record At Home
The Minnesota Twins drew 769 317 fans for 42 night games at home setting the best attendance in the American League last season.
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Minnesota Twins
Ten Pin League Scores and Standings in Busy Night
Baker posted a 513 for losers while Norwood O Roark led Wildcats to a 3 1 victory over Late Entries with 198 499. Ellis Shopping Center shutout Coca Cola as Mae Brown 193 and Lorraine Sealock 503 powered the win. Multiple teams posted high series and games across several leagues with forfeit points and close bets shaping the standings.
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Connie Baker
Coca-Cola
Denny’s
Anderson
Jenny Hodson
Teresa O’roark
Anderson’s
Pat Brant
Karen Sheard
Peoples Cleaners
G.A.A
Lucy Giffin
National Fruit
Chapman Motor Co
Georgiana Marshall
Barbara Degarmo
Pat Taylor
Lorraine Sealock
Boys & Girls
Quacks
Cobras
Butch Bolmen
Nelson Orndoff
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Bill Vanscoy
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Joe Will
Donnie Ruffner
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Ross Webster
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Musselman
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Dunlop Products
Dunlop
Sean Sree
Tre Engineering Sarvice Testing, Inc
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Nevada
Robert N. Kell
Hart St
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Stonewall
Wilson Memorial
Buffalo Gap
Allegany J.C. of
Cumberland
James ‘Wood
Shence
Wesley Junior College of Delaware
Eka
Wichita
Avgheant
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Kendall
Cate
Colonels
Gary Dolphin
Beth Petty
Tom Miller
Carole Alien
Lame Ducks
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Shorthorns
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Elwood Anderson
Nut House
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Floyd Starnes
Earl Sealock
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