Winchester Douglas Boys pull off 60-52 win in tough home game
Leesburg Douglas High fell 60-52 as Noah Laws led Winchester with 29 points and Herman Grimes added 15. Clarence Curry and Norman Blowe也 reached double figures, while the JV squads split in a 42-28 win for Winchester. Clarke County beat Luray 62-48 behind Longerbeam 18, Childs 17, Pine 15.
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Warren County Wildcats rally past Elkton for 60 56 win
Yates Hall scored 24 points and Alen Wimer added 13 as Warren County beat Elkton 60 56 at Front Royal to pull even for the District 10 lead. The Wildcats trailed early but forged a 22 point fourth quarter surge.
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Hall
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Ekton
Scores From Area Games Include Narrow Upsets
John Mosay 70 at Mathias 52 and Broadway 54 led by Stonewall Jackson 44 Turner Ashby 41 Central 40 MMA 81 Fishburne 59.
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Bell's Beaten by TACs 104 102 in City League clash
Bell Cloth es suffered its first loss of the season falling to the TACs 104 102 as Donnie Oates poured in 44 for Bell. Roscoe Dean led the winners with 38 before fouling out, with Merle Barr 32 and Walter Barr 27. In the nightcap Zuckerman's trounced Paul's TV 108 75 led by Bob Brown 27 and Bob Mac Donald 22.
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Roscoe Dean
Merle Barr
Walter Barr
Zuckerman
Paul
Bob Brown
Bob Mac Donald
Phil Newcome
Ron Keeler
Handley Expects Lee Clash After Busy City League Night
Tomorrow Handley will meet Robert E. Lee High in Staunton after a busy evening. In earlier action James Monroe defeated Handley, and Monroe also beat Handley in the regional tourney finals last season. TACs vs Paul’s TV lead at 7 30 with Zuckerman’s versus Workingman’s at 9.
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Robert E. Lee
Staunton
Lee
James Monroe
Monroe
TAC
Paul
Zuckerman
Workingman
James Wood High Debuts in Scholastic Wrestling
James Wood High School begins its wrestling program with a debut away against Williamsport Maryland. Coach George Walters leads 32 unfamiliar wrestlers across 12 weight classes led by Ron Cook Randy Wingfield Bob Foreman George Stover and George Ritter as Hedgesville Berkeley Springs and Martinsburg on the card.
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Colonels
George Walters
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Martinsburg
Walters
Ron Cook
Randy Wingfield
Bob Foreman
George Stover
George Ritter
Dropout rate in white high schools falls in Virginia
Richmond AP reports Virginia data show white high school dropout rates declined over four years. In 1959 60 11 974 students left without graduating 5.6 percent. By the prior year 10 233 pupils 4.1 percent dropped out while enrollments rose.
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Virginia
Virginia Education Association
Parseghian Officially Named Notre Dame Head Coach
Ara Parseghian, a 40 year old Armenian, is officially named the 24th Notre Dame football coach after resolving a Monday withdrawal over a four year contract. The signing remains pending while he visits the university, with Northwestern’s Alex Agase named as his successor.
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Western Michigan Star Eyes Major Scoring Title
Manny Newsome of Western Michigan, a 5 foot 9 sparkplug, enters the season as a leading scorer candidate with a 31.8 point per game pace after a 92-89 win over Notre Dame. He joins Seton Hall star Nick Werkman and NYU’s Barry Kramer in the chase for the college scoring crown. The Broncos face top programs as Newsome fuels WMU strong schedule.
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Shenandoah Falls to Frostburg 91 73 for fifth loss
Shenandoah College dropped to 2-5 after a sloppy game against Frostburg State. Ronnie Kern led Hornets with 31 points while Frostburg dominated most of the action. Shenandoah fouled out three players while Frostburg had 18 whistles and used reserves late.
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Robinson
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Buccato
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Tisinger
Polk
Cunningham
Tittle Wins First Passing Crown In 14-Year Career
Y A Tittle of the New York Giants tops the league in passing with 36 TDs and 3,145 yards on 221 completions out of 367. Johnny Unitas and Jim Taylor also figure among leaders as Brown seizes the rushing title with 1,863 yards. Bobby Joe Conrad leads receivers with 73 catches for 967 yards and Don Chandler tops scorers with 106 points.
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Cleveland
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Green Bay
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St. Louis
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Washington
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Chandler
College Scores Across Regions Highlight Wins and Upsets
A rundown of college basketball results shows Princeton defeating Rutgers 79 to 50 and Ohio University beating St. John’s New York 58 to 54. Other notable scores include Colgate 88 Rochester 68 and Harvard 81 MIT 62.
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