Bell's Clothes edge Fairfax in seventh straight bid
Bell Clothes won their sixth straight by beating Fairfax 113 to 108 at the Armory. Hewitt led Fairfax with 39 points while Bell's Bobby Fetter and Bob McDonald paced the Clothiers with 33 and 24 respectively. Hannas sealed it late as Bell's surged from a 105 104 deficit to lead 1107 106 with 17 seconds left.
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Bell
Armory
Fairfax Falcons
Wendell Dick
Wits
Falcons
West Virginia University
Bob Smith
Morris Harvey
Bruce Hewitt
Hewitt
Smith
Marvin Russell
Winchester
Stephen
Bobby Fetter
Bob McDonald
Roscoe Dean
Jerry Hannas
Bill Turner
The
Clothiers
Maryland U
Bob
Hannas
McDonald
Louisiana State
Bell’s
Fairfax
Fetter
Dean
Bell Clothes
Falcon
En Kispulski
Newtte
Il ‘Turner
Arv Russell
Barry Foltz
Tals
Ob McDonald
Ob Fetter
Oscoe Dean
Siebert
Oates
Buckley Secures Fourth Straight Win Over Zuckerman’s Buckley
Buckley Lages a Johnny Come Lately of the City League toppling Corning Glass and Zuckerman’s to claim their fourth straight. Ed Grim 25 and Cookie Adams 19 pace Buckley in a 75 61 victory over Zuckerman’s led by Donnie Oates and Donnie Unger 15 apiece. Ken Bishop 10 for the losers. Bobby Boden 13 and Fred Bigden 9 for Buckley with Hummer 9 for Zuckerman’s. Buckley’s earlier 105 97 win over Corning saw Grim drop 41 and Adams 30 as Boden 19 and Kauffman 41 led Corning.
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Buckley Lages
Corning Glass
Zuckerman
Buckley
Ed Grim
Cookie Adams
Zuckerman’s
Donnie Oates
Donnie Unger
Ken Bishop
Bobby Boden
Fred Bigden
Bobby Hummer
Ken Eyre
Corning
James Wood
Boden
A. D. Hott
Ben Kauffman
Kenny Waldeck
John Heller
West Virginians
Bobby Fetter
Jerry
Bob McDonald
McDonald
Tac’s
Wendell Dick
Howard Atkins
Jack Madigan
Bobby Brown
Jim Barnett
Winchester Recreation Dept
Willie Walters
Gray & Eddy dominates GAA Girls Bantam League action
Terry Hepner led Gray & Eddy with 195 series on Health Center lanes as Norman Virginia Power Co faced strong showings from Mary Dickson Kim Kavel and Linda Larrick. Pifer Stationery & Office Supply swept Commercial & Savings Bank 2 0 with standout scores from Tomblin Manuel and Heller.
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Terry Hepner
Gray & Eddy
Northern Virginia Power Co
Health Center
Terry
Mary Dickson
Kim Kavel
Linda Larrick
Barbara Ann Funk
Rosemary Bailey
Brenda Lewis
No. Va
Becky Cather
Louise Baker
Mary McAlty
Bonnie Easter
Jeannie Lofton
Pifer Stationery & Office Supply
Commercial & Savings Bank
Maxine Tomblin
Diane Manuel
Judy Heller
C &S
Sharon Clark
Miller’s Drug Store
Patton
Ann Miller
Karla McCall
Caroline Hook
Pat
College Results From The Associated Press Averages
A compact rundown of college basketball results across regions. Notable scores include Princeton 83 over Penn 72 and UCLA 85 over Chicago Loyola 72. Prominent matchups feature Tennessee 83 over Georgia 49 and Michigan 98 over Purdue 81.
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Midwest
UCLA
Chicago
Loyola
Michigan
Purdue
St. Joseph’s
Xavier
Ohio
Wichita
Louisville
St. John’s
Illinois
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Missouri
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dayton
Miami
Iowa
State
Kan
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Bradley
Tulsa
Brake
N. Texas
Northwestern
Mich
Colorado
Evansville
Valparaiso
Youngstown
Phil
Tenn. St
Wittenberg
Ashland
Coca-Cola leads Forrest Hills league with 2 2 tie
Northside Lane Coca-Cola stays first after tying Peoples Cleaners 2-2. Betty Willis 198 395 and Pat Taylor 210 541 for Coca-Cola, Jo Taylor 153 game and Pat Allen 400 series for Peoples. Floor Shop second with 3-1 over Nameless on Elva White 172 and Lorraine Sealock 482. Anderson Sheet Metal down National Fruit 3 points led by Juanita Kibler 178 444, Bar bara Madigan 156 and Georgiana Marshall 401 for National Fruit. Painters Auto Sales blank Chapman Motor Co. Liz Butts 171 469 and Lucy Giffin 175 501 pace G A A over Intertype 3-1. Ritter’s Variety Store undefeated in second half with a shutout of O Sullivan five weeks in a row. George Garver nearly a 600 series 209 203 182 594 with help from Ernie Burch 210 562, Franc is Smith 181 509 and Pete Bond 189 495. O Sullivan led by Richard Coffman 181 460. Crown Cork Angers Angers House still tied for second after shutouts. High team highs listed with players and scores.
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Coca-Cola
Peoples Cleaners
Betty Willis
Pat Taylor
Jo Taylor
Pat Allen
Peoples
Floor Shop
Nameless
Elva White
Lorraine Sealock
Mary Dodson
Pat DeHaven
Juanita Kibler
Anderson
National Fruit
Barbara Madigan
Georgiana Marshall
Action Painters Auto
Chapman Motor Co
Liz Butts
Lucy Giffin
G.A.A
Intertype
Ritters Variety Store
O’sullivan
George Garver
Ernie Burch
Francis Smith
Pete Bond
Richard Coffman
Crown Cork & Seal
Angers
Angus House
Crown
Harold Catlett
Junior Carter
Maurice Whaley
Bill Salyan
Parker Greenwell
National
Ten Pin League Plays Tight In Red Crown Mixed Junior Action
Northside Lanes saw C Y O and Colonels remain tied for first after each shut out Cobras and Cobras stayed third. Vickie Szymanski 173 460 Ray Bierlein 171 478 and Jay Grim 185 boosted C Y O while Helen Anger and Carole Allen led winners with 132 380 and 132 350. Trojans took three from Swamp Rats as Bob Dale 113 321 and Warren Bronson 116 329 highlighted Swamp Rats. Wildcats forfeited against Eagles with Bill Shafer 125 338.
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C.yo
Colonels
Northside Lanes
C.Y.O
Cobras
Vickie Szymanski
Ray Bierlein
Jay Grim
Helen Anger
Carole Allen
Trojens
Swamp Rats
Bob Dale
Warren Bronson
Eagles
Wildcats
Bill Shafer
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Regional Matchups
Local area teams face a slate of games from Feb 2 to Feb 6 across multiple venues. Notable pairings include Alderson Broaddus at Shepherd and Berkeley Springs at James Wood with wrestling listed on Feb 3. Other refinements cover Martinsburg, Potomac-area schools, and key cross-town clashes.
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Berkeley Springs
James Wood
Handley
George Mason
Fauquier Herndon
Valley
Loudoun County
Charles Town
Shepherd
Alderson-Broaddus Strasburg
Luray
Warren County
Broadway Valley
Harrisonburg
Buena Vista
York
Mosby Montevideo
Clarke County
Elkton
Stonewall
Wardensville
Hampshire Rma
Fishburne
Lexington
Waynesboro
Shepherdstown
Harpers Ferry
Paw Pawi
Williamsport
Hedgesville
NW League Standings and Saturday Results Highlights
Saturday results and postponements for the NW League include G Mason Herndon and Fauquier Loudoun Co games postponed, James Wood Lee Staunton and Monroe matchups delayed. Standings show Montr 2513 and team scores. other results feature Chicago Toronto Detroit New York Boston Montreal with various wins and losses. The Big Ten title game drew 84 685 in Columbus as Michigan defeated Ohio State.
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G. Mason
Herndon
Monroe
James Wood — Lee
Staunton
Staunton Military Augusta
Fauquier-Loudoun Co
Associated Press
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Boston
Montreal
Big Ten
Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus
District 10 Standings and Tuesday Schedule
District 10 standings and Tuesday matchups list games including Strasburg Clarke Central Rappahannock Luray Broadway Warren Co Stonewall Montevideo Page Elkton Turner Ashby Clarke Rappahannock Turner Ashby Warren Co Broadway. Associated Press report notes a Tokyo bout where Shigemisasa Kawamikami outpoints Kang Kyu Soon 154 152 in Korea.
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Strasburg
Clarke Central
Rappahannock
Luray
Broadway
Warren Co
Stonewall
Montevideo
Page
Elkton
Turner Ashby
Clarke
IBY
Associated Press
Tokyo
Shigemisasa Kawaikami
Japan
Kang Kyu Soon
South Korea
Central
Page County
Warren County
Clarke County
Area Cage Scores Roundup From Baltimore to Shepherdstown
Area high school basketball scores feature Baltimore J.C. 104 over Shenandoah Mosby 58 and Tidewater 40. Ft Hill 56 over Martinsburg 49. Allegany 77 over LaSalle 46. Bell Clothes 113 over Fairfax 108. Hedgesville 70 over Hancock 97. Walkersville 74 over Musselman St Johns Fred 64. Linganore 42 over burg Pa 63 St Josephs Mart 95 over Harpers Ferry 46. Boonesboro Md 58 over Wilhamsport 49. Clear Spring 73 over Shepherdstown 48.
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Mosby
Tidewater
Ft. Hill
Martinsburg
Allegany
LaSalle
Bell Clothes
Fairfax
Hedgesville
Hancock
Walkersville
Musselman
St. John’s Fred
Linganore
Burg
St. Joseph's Mart
Harpers Ferry
Boonesboro
Wilhansport
Clear Spring
Shepherdstown
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Edge Powerful Fairfax
Smith and Hewitt
Angeles Lakers
West Virginia
California
Mr. Hewitt
Bridgewater
Hummer
Phealth
Ton’s
Patricia Stewart
Donna Stewart
Robin DeHaven
Miller & Anderson
Bayliss Real Estate
Becky Teets
Karen Bursey
Janet Fishel
Petra Bland
Buzzella’s
Buckley-Lages
Debbie Shanholtz
Rosemarie Franklin
Susie Suddith
Crisman
Big Star
Aggie McCall
Alice Godlove
Peggy Easter
Olga Brown
Mary Louise Miller
Sealtest
Marie Fauver
Frances Brengle
Irene Borrer
Pat Clevenger
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Deluxeburger Grill
Yvonne Claytor
Pat Whitacre
Alice Lake
Bessie Mann
Shirley Jackson
Judy Farmer
Sanitary Dairy
Mae Taylor
Evelyn Tucker
Maxine Patton
Polly
Coca Cola
Henry Lowery
Virginia Larrick
Gayla Tucker
Patty Combs
James Wood League
Beverly Hartmen
Vicki Tucker
Brenda Sowers
Donna Jennings
Workingman’s Store
Noah Laws
Douglas
George Curry
Charles Harris
Workingman’s
Dick Johnson
Eugene Washington
Paul Walker
Jerry Kelican
Workingman
George Harris
Josh Harris
Raymond Blowe
Noah Law
Perry & CO. Inc
W. Boscawen St
TEL
Eeene
Tommy
Mike
Princeton
Penn
Temple
Seton Hall
Dartmouth
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Colgate
Fordham
Army
South Davidson
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Tennessee
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Florida
Fla
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S. Carolina
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Florida St
Va. Military
Furman
Richmond
Citadel
Mississippi
Tulane
Sen. Rhyne
High Pt
Winston-Salem
N.C. Col
Ark
Am&n
Grambling
W. Va
Wesleyan
Fairemont
Jerry Shufeler
Bobby Pingley
Rangers
Northside Lane
Robert Rinker
Frito-Lay
Louise
Mowery
Aces
Tastee-Freez
Shirley Mumaw
Steve Reedy
Harold Dawson
Barbara Garrison
Beth Petty
Gary Dolphin
Jay Givens
Nelson Orndoff
Roctor & Paine
NEW York Stock Exchange
Braddock St
Alderson-Broaddus
Shepherd College
James Wood Douglas
Carver Strasburg
Ft. Ashby
AMA
Mma
Wilson Memorial
Lee of
Staun
West Luray
St. Joseph’s Emmitsburg
St. Joseph’s Martinsburg
Clarke Martinsburg
Handley Criser
Johnson-Williams Rma
Peary High
Davis and Elkins
St. Stephens
George Mason Broadway
James Wood _G. Mason
Valley Loudoun Co
Charles Town Valley
Handley James Wood
Clarke Co. Herndon
Mosby St. Stephens
George Mason Valley
Quantico
Loudoun Valley
Fauquier
Baltimore
J.C
Shenandoah
Wilkins, Hoe Center, Inc
Florsheims
Wesbords
Sabago & Appaches
Loudoun
Boscawen Streets
BGM
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Cadillac Corporation
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