North Triumphs In Virginia High School District Showdown
In District 10, North routed South in an all Virginia clash. James Wood preserved its unbeaten record with a 59 58 win over Montevideo as the fourth period ended. Handley upset Harrisonburg 57 49. Clarke County beat Broadway 65 42. Warren County and Strasburg won to move in the standings with Luray edging Turner Ashby 48 46.
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Montevideo
Handley
Harrisonburg
Clarke County
Walloping Broadway
Warren County
Shenandoah
Strasburg
Elkton
Broadway
Moyers
Graves
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Ritchie
Wease
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Barr
Pine
Fuller
Davis
Team Erickson
C. County
Handley Harrisonburg
Seldon and
Omps
Luray
Turner Ashby
Clarke County Defeats Gobblers 65 to 42 in Berryville Showdown
Clarke County routed Broadway’s Gobblers 65 42 at Berryville led by Leroy Tomblin with 27 points and Donald Pine with 24. Donnie Fuller Rennie Davis and Bobby Barr fueled the fast break as Clarke County pulled away in the second half. The Eagles next face Luray Tuesday in a key test for their season outlook.
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Clarke County
Broadway
Berryville
Eagles
Loudoun County
Leroy Tomblin
Donald Pine
Donnie Fuller
Rennie Davis
Bobby Barr
Pine
Tomblin
Tombling
Barr
Maphis
College Scores From The Associated Press
East Syracuse defeated Georgetown 62 to 46. Bethany West Virginia beat Thiel 98 to 80. California Pennsylvania topped Millerstown 93 to 71. Del State won 72 to 66 over King’s. W Liberty 86 defeated Shepherd 82. Rider 104 beat Susquehanna 64. Morris Harvey 88 over Alderson Broaddus 74. Concord 91 over Kentucky 78. Florida State 51 beats West Virginia 103. North Carolina A&T 63 beat Virginia State 50. Pfeiffer over Norfolk Navy 89 to 80. UCLA 77 lost to Santa Clara 56. Oregon State 82 beat Oregon 62. Brigham Young 67 defeated Utah State 55. Washington 69 over Stanford 58. Utah 66 defeated Hawaii 4 to 52. Loyola Los Angeles 38 over. The National Geographic Society notes the black widow spider is found in all 48 states and does not eat her husband unless very hungry.
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Far West
UCLA
Santa Clara
Oregon State
Oregon
Brigham Young
Utah State
Washington
Stanford
Utah
Hawaii
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Loyola
National Georgraphic Society
Spieser Set to Fight Lane in Detroit Tonight
Spieser faces Bobby Lane in a 10 round light heavyweight bout in Detroit after a previous failure to fight Archie Moore. This is Spieser’s first return since a knockout loss to Tony Anthony ten months ago.
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Detroit
Chuck Spieser
Archie Moore
Bobby Lane
Miami
Fla
Spieser
Tony Anthony
Spieser-Moore
Archie
Moore
Lane
Local animal names vary by region across the coast to plains
In the southern U S coastal states a gopher is a tortoise, in prairie states it is one of several striped ground squirrels, and in other areas it is a snake.
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U. S
Prairie States
Exhaust Fumes Hospitalize Five Basketball Players
Carbon monoxide fumes entered an Army bus carrying 14 Ft. Dix soldiers to a basketball game at Ft. Lee Virginia. Five players were hospitalized but expected to be released to continue the trip and play tonight. Coach Bob Callahan and players Ernie Ortiz Jack Shehy and Bob Rudloff were kept for observation after fainting and headaches from inhalation.
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Camp
A. P. Hill
Ft. Dix
N. J
Ft. Lee
Bob Callahan
Li Green
Duquesne
Colonels Prevail 59 58 In Tight Win Over Montevideo
James Wood held a slim 57 43 lead entering the fourth period but Montevideo roared back to trail by one as time expired. Preston Jolley led the Colonels with 21 points and 9 field goals, while Wendell Dick totaled 16 with 10 of 13 foul shots.
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Colonels
Jimmy Sprinkle
Mickey Baughman
Baughman
Preston Jolley
Jolley
Wendell Dick
Montevideo
Don Glick
Elkton
Handley
Oates
O'Hara
Hara
Harrisonburg
Leavell Bowman
Vince Gilmer
Bowman
Roger Pence
Dave Berg
John Taylor
Pence
Bauxchman
James Wood
Dickie Goode
Jim Casey
Taylor
Mike Hinkle
R. Hinkle
Berry
RM. Hinkle
Il Taylor
Sampson
Shifflett
Woop
Dick Goode
Il Sprinkle
Hott
Emmart
Lee
Handley tops Harrisonburg as Oates and O Hara spark win
Handley defeated Harrisonburg 57 49 led by Donnie Oates with 25 points and Woody O’Hara adding 19. Handley built a big early lead and with strong rebounding from Tommy Glass the Streaks held off a late Judges rally. Harrisonburg falls from playoff contention while Handley strengthens its District 10 standing.
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Donnie Oates
Woody O'Hara
Handley
Harrisonburg
Hanely
Oates
O’fiara
Handle
Owens Leads Season High 160 In Independent League Night
Dick Owens rolled a season best 160 game on Thursday as Cammer Tire Co. posted a 592 team score and two wins over O Sullivan. Rounds featured a mix of bowling results across multiple matches including Hiway Market and Market St. Methodist in church league play and a late basketball note on the Colonels.
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Dick Owens
Owens
Roxy Hockman
Cammer Tire Co
O'Sullivan
Jim Shields
Ronnie Shickle
Bill Keyton
Hiway
Acme
Sanitary Dairy
Joe Guess
Jimmy Hockman
Moose Lodge
Leggett
Crisman Cleaners
Printz Plasterers
Congregational Christian
Market St. Methodist
Turk Wingfield
Jackie Billmyer
Market St
Sam McCall
UB No. 1
Catholic
John Itter
Bob Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
United Brethren
Golden Rule
Cork St. Christian
Braddock St. Methodist
Church of Christ
Grace Bible Fellowship
Lutheran
H & P Service Leggett
S ‘Sullivan Sanitary Dairy Printz Plasterers
Acme Market
Ind
R.mickle
Guess
Keyton
Cammer Tire
Hiway Market
Rkie Ike
No Unbeatens Scramble in Top College Quints
The Associated Press notes five major teams with one defeat West Virginia Kansas State San Francisco St John’s Dartmouth. West Virginia 15 1 leads. Florida State fall 103 51. Remaining games include St John’s at New York and Temple at Philadelphia.
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West Virginia
Kansas State
San Francisco
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Dartmouth
Florida State
Doubleday Quint Faces Berryville In Sunday Battle
The Berryville Legion hosts the Doubleday Publishers at Berryville Armory in a key city championship clash. Nick Scallion and Doug Cochran lead scoring, Bob Ridenour controls the boards, and Berryville touts the area’s most improved squad with three new coach players. The game starts at 3 p.m.
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Doubleday Quint
Berryville
Berryville Legion
Doubleday
Berryville Armory
Legion
Nick Scallion
Doug Cochran
Bob Ridenour
All-Army Basketball Game Cancelled After Incident
Pt. Dix, the reigning All-Army champion, was set for a two game set at Ft. Lee. The nearby restaurant crew was summoned and Green and Callahan were less affected while last night's game was cancelled.
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Green
Callahan
Pt. Dix
Ft. Lee
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