Colonels Conquer Valley in fifth straight win
James Wood beat host Valley 65 to 55 to extend the Colonels’ the five-game win streak. Doug Snapp had 11 assists and nine points. Butch Rinker led with 19 points. Valley’s Larry Simms guarded Snapp effectively and led a late comeback before Wood pulled away.
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Purcellville
James Wood
Loudoun Valley
Vikings
Colonels
Doug Snapp
Valley
Larry Simms
Snapp
Butch Binker
Wood
Hockman
Donnie Shifflett
Atwell
Laycock
Simms
Butch Rinker
Roy Hockman
Leary
George Mason
Mosby Rangers rout York Academy 78 to 13
Mosby Rangers open strong, leading 19 10 after one and 37 21 at halftime. Big Burroughs, Bob Pingley, Jerry Shuffler and Randy Ramey top scoring with double figures as York struggles from the field. Mosby hits 45 percent shooting in a fourth straight win.
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West Point
John Mosby Rangers
York Academy
John Hodson
Rangers
Mosby
Big Burroughs
Jas
Bob Pingley
Jerry Shuffler
Randy Ramey
Kirk Carlton
York
Hudson
Nets
Allegany and Towns Clash In WV Panhandle Action
In West Virginia panhandle hoops last night Charles Town beat Hedgesville 72 to 48. Hancock defeated Shepherdstown 55 to 47 and Moorefield won 60 to 43 over Franklin. Beall of Frostburg toppled Ft. Ashby 74 to 8 as Allegany, aiming for top form, ran past Hampshire 72 to 44. Lonaconing edged Piedmont 59 to 56 in a classic rivalry.
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West Virginia
Charles Town
Hedgesville
Hancock
Shepherdstown
Moorefield
Franklin
Cumberland
Ft. Ashby
Beall
Frostburg
Donnybrook
Allegany
Tri-State
Hampshire
Piedmont
Lonaconing
Loudoun Raiders Rally For First Win Over Fauquier
In a Northwestern District clash the Loudoun County Raiders edged Fauquier 44 36. Bob Hummer led Loudoun with 16 points while teammate Bob Call added 11. Len Hall topped Fauquier with 11 points.
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Warrenton
Loudoun County Raiders
Falcons
Fauquier
Bob Hummer
Raiders
Bob Call
Len Hall
Loudoun Co
Elkton Tops Warren County In District 10 Basketball
Elkton defeated Warren County 55 to 43 in a District 10 contest as the hosts used stifling defense to hold Warren at bay. Smith led Elkton with 24 points while Eadie and Gentry added 11 each, and Bobby Ladd led Warren with 13. Warren travels to Strasburg next to face the Rams.
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Elkton
Warren County
Elks
Smith
Eadie
Gentry
Bobby Ladd
Danny Ponti
Mickey Payne
Warren
Strasburg
Rams
Wildcats
Ladd
Pond Payne
Wood Cameron
GFF Smith
Dean Batley Gentry
NBA Results and Schedule Report
The Associated Press lists Friday results with Cincinnati beating Los Angeles 111 107 and Detroit defeating St Louis 114 108. Also San Francisco tops Philadelphia 117 111. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at New York and Detroit at Baltimore Philadelphia at Los Angeles. Boston visits St Louis, with Philadelphia at San Francisco on Sunday and New York at Los Angeles Monday.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Maroons Edge Strasburg 63 51 in Nerve Set Victory
Montevideo Maroons held off a late Strasburg rally to win 63-51. Ridge noted that Montevideo improved to 2-2 in league play and 2-3 overall while Strasburg fell to 1-3 overall. Larry Suter led with 13 points and Carl Burgreen topped the Rams with 18.
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Montedeo Maroons
Rams
Maroons
Strasburg
Larry Suter
Carl Burgreen
Bryan Brill
Phil Fauber
FG F T
Trobaugh Luten
Lanfley
Shiffiett Oo
Cline Newman
Shiffiett Rains Lamm Rosen
Burgreen
Wymer As
College Basketball Scores From Various Invites
East Cornell defeats Columbia 79 to 73 while Army beats DePauw 74 to 54. Kansas State tops Washington 73 to 66 and North Dakota prevails 69 to 53 over St. Olaf. Southwest Texas wins 73 to 7? Nebraska. Utah 94 over San Jose State 75. Vanderbilt 97 over Baylor 78 in first round.
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East Cornell
Columbia
Army
DePauw
Midwest
Kansas
Washington
North Dakota
St. Coll
Ilona
Texas
Nebraska
Utah
San Jose St
Vanderbilt
Baylor
Florida St
Alabama
Shenandoah Upsets Harford 80 57 In Bel Air
Shenandoah Hornets defeated Harford Junior College 80 to 57 in Bel Air MD to improve their conference mark to 3 2 Ronnie Kern and Phil Pickett each scored 17 points for a combined 34 while Ronnie Cole led Harford with 22 points Bo Bowers nailed five for five in shooting in another strong night for the Hornets who hit over half their shots for the third straight game and played the second string 12 minutes.
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Bel Air
Shenandoah
Harford Junior College
Ronnie Kern
Phil Pickett
Ronnie Cole
Harford
Ken Eyre
Bo Bowers
Bowers
Herndon Grapplers Edge James Wood in Narrow Victory
Herndon High defeated James Wood 24 23 in the Northwestern League debut. Key wins came from Herndon wrestlers Hayney 145 pounds Pearson 165 pounds and Keys 180 pounds, with Herndon securing decisive pins to seal the comeback. JW’s Hepner and Allanson had strong performances but Wood fell to 2 straight losses. The Colonels host Hedges next Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Colonel Grapplers
Jim Harman
George Stover
James Wood
Herndon
Hornet
Herndon High
Hayney
George Scheulen
Bill Thomson
Mike Russell
Colonels
Herndon Boys
Eeemae
Hornets
Pearson
Mike Dunn
Keys
Pat McDonnell
Wood
Marvin Smith
Smith
Howard Parn
Willie Walters
Grapplers
Craig Kern
Daugherty
J.D. Robinson
Jay Smith
Robinson
Rhino
Hedges
Musselman Defeats Wardensville In Upset
Musselman 58 Wardensville 48 as Applemen improve to 3-2. Sherman scores 23 points on 11 baskets to top all scorers while Hawse leads Wardensville with 16 points, Webster 14 and Combs 11. Wardensville faces Ft. Ashby next.
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Inwood
Wardensville
Musselman
Applemen
Sherman
John Hawse
Warriors
Webster
Combs
Ft. Ashby
Cumberland
Duckpin Bowling Scores Highlight Big Night at Health Center Lanes
Sanitary Dairy posted a sensational all time high 1964 series in a three game set against Open Hearth Restaurant as Independent League play continued at Health Center Lanes. Individual leaders included Alonzo Whitlock 375 and Garland Arnold 382 with team totals 633 693 and 638. Open Hearth top scorers were Joe Zimmerman 364 Evan Creswell 371 and Francis Hudson 363. Orts Sof Spun Bread edged Crisman Rug for the decider as Crisman Rug benefited from Lawrence Pope and Sonny Crisman key 131s. Quick Amusement topped Funkhouser Oil with Eugene Easter 401 and Mickey McDonald support.
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Sanitary Dairy
Open Hearth Restaurant
Health Center
Alonzo Whitlock
Garland Arnold
Ronnie Boyd
Ivan Jackson
Briscoe Ginn
Joe Zimmerman
Evan Creswell
Francis Hudson
Crisman
Lawrence Pope
Sonny Crisman
Dickie Wisdcarver
Aggie McCall
Frances Dod
Aparicio aims high again after steady stealing
AP reports Luis Aparicio of Baltimore failed to reach a 50 base goal last season with 40 steals. This year he set a personal record with seven steals in games against the shortstop, marking the ninth straight season he led the American League in steals.
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Minneapolis
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Killebrew
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Orioles
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