Colonels and Judges Clash in Handley Showdown
James Wood leads 9-4 with a 10- win series edge over Handley at 9-5 while league marks list Wood 6-2 and Handley 7-2. Jayvee prelims at 6:30 p.m. Handley Gym features coaches Jerry Hannas and Jimmy Omps.
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Handley Gym
Jerry Hannas
James Wood
Jimmy Omps
Handley
Frederick County Boys
Don Ratliff
Dave Dixon
Doug Toan
Bill Cowley
Bobby Setzer
Wood
Omps
Hannas
Loudoun Valley
Friday High School Scores Hit Fractured Route
Clarke County 65 Herndon 63 Hornets and Eagles edge, Hampden-Sydney 93 Shepherd 82, Martinsburg 58 over Thomas Johnson 62, Harrisonburg 80 Buena Vista 63, Loudoun County 63 Loudoun Valley 60, Berkeley Springs 84 Paw Paw 70. Rounds include Wardensville 73 Mosby 59 and Warren County 65 Montevideo 69.
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Fauquier
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Romney
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Clarke County
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Elkton
T. Ashby
Luray
Knights
Devlin Leads Charge In Hope Golf Classic
In Palm Springs the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic uses four color coded courses Green La Quinta El Dorado red Indian Wells and blue Bermuda Dunes Indian Wells hosts the third round as Devlin 30 of Australia and Zarley 26 of Seattle pace 36 hole leaders with Devlin 67 and Zarley 68 at 138 while Roseburg Collins and Palmer plus Casper chase late rounds and John Schlee carded a hole in one on El Dorado.
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el Dorado
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Gay Brewer
Casper
Bruce Devlin
Devlin
Kermit Zarley
Seattle
Zarley
Brewer
John Schlee
Dallas
Schlee
Houston Edges Kentucky In Tight NBA Clash
The Houston Rockets beat Kentucky 109 to 107 in a near title fight evening. Wilbert Frazier scored 30 for Houston while Darrel Carrier had 26 for Kentucky as Minnesota routed Dallas 116-99 and Oakland beat New Orleans 131-124. Sam Smith added 29 for the Muskies as Cincinnati Powell led the Chaparrals with 18.
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Houston
American Basketball Association
Mavericks
Colonels
Minnesota
Dallas
Oakland
New Orleans
Wilbert Frazier
Darrel Carrier
Pittsburgh
Sam Smith
Muskies
Cincy Powell
Chaparrals
Bowers in Action Tonight at VMI Winter Relays
Local star Terry Bowers of VMI, a senior pole vaulter, is set to compete tonight as the 17th VMI Winter Relays begin in Lexington. A field of about 700 athletes from 30 colleges will contest 19 events including 9 relays and finals across the afternoon and evening sessions.
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VMI
Lexington
Maryland
Ed Marks
Marks
Virginia
William and Mary
Marshall Stone
Furman
Dan Tyson
Tom Thompson
Stone
Walt Cormack
Georgia
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Ginia
Tech
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Navy
Richmond Edges by Colonials
George Washington fell 81-79 to Richmond after leading 79-73 with 61 seconds remaining. The Colonials dropped another Southern Conference game as GW’s record slipped to 1-9 in league play. Duke and Norfolk State also won, while VMI and Citadel faced off in another SC matchup.
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Citadel
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Virginia Union
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Jim Grant
Spartans
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Grant
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Charlottesville
Mike Lewis
Tony Kinn
Bridgewater
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Rams
Hampton Institute
Livingstone
Milligan
Emory and Henry
Big E Stars as Cougars Hold Off Marshall 102-93
Houston star Elvin Hayes scored 39 points and grabbed 19 rebounds to lift the top-ranked Cougars to a 102-93 win over Marshall at Madison Square Garden. Hayes hit 16 of 29 from the field and fueled a second-half surge after a 12-point first-half deficit, helping Houston to its 20th straight victory and 1.0 overall.
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Houston
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Florida State
Duke
Virginia
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Army
New York U
Lewis
Tulsa
North Texas State
Denton
Tex
Rob Washington
Don May
Dayton
Miami
Florida
Battle Set as James Wood Handley Loom for Second Place
James Wood and Handley collide at Handley Gym in a pivotal 6:30 varsity twin bill with second place and possibly the regular season title at stake. Handley sits 9-5 overall, 72 in league. James Wood 9-4 overall, 6-2 in league.
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James Wood
Handley
Handley Gym
Handley Junior High Beats Clarke County 45 to 36
The Handley Junior High team defeated Clarke County 45 to 36 yesterday at Handley.
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Handley
Clarke County
Frederick County Junior High Splits Twin Bill
In Charles Town West Virginia the Frederick County Junior High teams split a twin bill. Seventh graders won 52 to 25 while eighth graders lost 38 to 37 to the undefeated Baby Panthers. Eddie Neloy led the seventh graders with a strong performance.
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W. VA
Frederick County
Baby Panthers
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