James Wood Colonels Cruise Past Osbourn 69 46
James Wood led 6-0 early and never trailed Osbourn, claiming a 69-46 win. Mike Whittle scored 14 with 10 in the first quarter, Dale Simpson added nine first-half points, and James Wood pulled away to a 38-23 halftime edge. Osbourn struggled to score after a brief 10-10 tie.
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We Warriors Defeat Mathias In Hampshire Invitational
The Warriors coached by Pete Vance beat Mathias 55 to 34 in the Hampshire Invitational Basketball Tournament first round. Wardensville started 13-3 and led 20 at halftime as Albert Harris scored 20 points on eight field goals and five free throws. Hamilton led Mathias with 11 points.
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Handley tops Stafford in tight district clash 61-57
Handley judges pulled away late to beat Stafford 61-57 as Jim Dixon led with 19 points. Barry Sale top scored for Stafford with 13 while Bob Minor added 16 for the visitors and Handley coach Jimmy Omps praised defense and late execution. The victory kept Handley undefeated in Commonwealth District play.
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Broadway Ramps By Stuart's Draft
Broadway beat Stuart's Draft 61 to 47 after a 17 16 first quarter advantage, then a 6 0 second period. Jerry Grandel led with 18 points on eight field goals and five free throws, Buddy Wean added 12, Branner 12, while Jerry Williams scored 16 for Stuart's Draft and David Coiner 13 for the losers.
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Rentzel Heads For February Trial In Indecent Exposure Case
Dallas Cowboys star Lance Rentzel is likely to stand trial in February on charges of indecent exposure involving a 10 year old girl. District Attorney Henry Wade said the indictment was filed by the Dallas County grand jury. The Times Herald reported a Los Angeles surgeon believes Rentzel was in a post traumatic confusional state the day of the incident. The Morning Newssaid the doctor told a jury panel Rentzel suffered six cranial concussions and is not always in control of his actions.
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Hall of Fame Voting Underway in 1971 Ballot
Hall of Fame voting begins as eight first time candidates join the ballot including Yogi Berra who may gain entry on his first try. Berra, a Yankees star and Mets coach, joins Nelson Fox Harvey Haddix Frank Lary Wally Moon Vic Power Don Messi and Roy Sievers in the BBWAA ballot. A 75 percent vote is required for election.
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Falcons Name Mitchell MVP for 1970
Atlanta tight end Jim Mitchell, in his second NFL season at 225 pounds, is voted the Falcons Most Valuable Player for 1970 by team voters. The announcement highlights Mitchell as the club's top standout this season.
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