Cook scores 14 as Herndon routs Clarke County 61 41
Herndon Hornets beat Clarke County Eagles 61 to 41. Bill Hawkins 20 points led the Hornets, Mark Slaughter 16, Mike Remington 13. Clarke County's John Cook top scored with 14. Hornets move to sixth in Northwest District, Clarke sinks to cellar. Jayvee: Clarke 45 Herndon 37.
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North Carolina's third ranked Tar Heels bring a stern, businesslike approach into the ACC contest at Maryland as they carry a 13-1 record. Maryland sits at 4-10, with Clemson visiting NC State, and Duke idle as South Carolina vies for second in the standings.
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Vince Lombardi resigns after nine great Packers seasons
Vince Lombardi has quit as Green Bay head coach after nine seasons. He arrived in 1959 and rebuilt the team, guiding them to divisions and a strong record. He remains as General Manager but will be missed on the sidelines by players and fans. Moorefield suffers setback as Mathias overtakes top PVAC perch.
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Stonewall Jackson Falls Hard to Turner Ashby
John Hodson and his Mt. Jackson team were routed as Stonewall Jackson lost 71 to 36 to Turner Ashby. Mt. Jackson failed to score in the third period while the Black Knights tallied 20 points in that frame.
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Blue Streaks Roll to 96 Point Win in State Drive
Harrisonburg thrashed Buena Vista 96 to 36 to secure a 14th win against a single defeat as the Blue Streaks push toward the state tournament. Remaining regular season tests loom from Waynesboro Albemarle and Natural Bridge, with two likely to challenge the pace. Natural Bridge toppled Lee High 79 to 50, while Waynesboro beat Luray 70 to 44 last week, handing the visitors their only loss.
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Elwood Heironimus Sets Stage for 55 Night Charles Town Meet
Elwood Heironimus the assistant racing secretary at Charles Town Race Course opens offices at the track to prep for the 55 night spring Thoroughbred meet opening next Friday. Heironimus toured Florida centers and winter quarters in the Carolinas and Virginia in the interests of West Virginia racing. The stand runs through Saturday night April 13 with Good Friday April 12 dark.
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Area Scores Big High School Games Across Counties
Area scores recap highlights numerous high school results with many teams posting wins. Notable outcomes include James Monroe 99 over Culpeper 76, Berkeley Springs 106 over Paw Paw 63, Bainbridge 119 at Allegany Community College 91, and Harrisonburg 96 against Buena Vista 36.
Firemen Saved Sox Boston
Despite thin starting depth the Boston Red Sox excelled in the pennant race due to strong bullpen work. Five relievers combined for 24 saves and 23 victories led by John Watt with 17 saves and 10 wins. Jose Santiago Darrell Brandon Sparky Lyle and Dan Osinski supported the relief corps.
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Battle for First Tonight Turner Ashby Luray Clash
Turner Ashby and Luray prepare for a decisive District 10 showdown after big wins. Ashby crushed Stonewall Jackson 71 36 led by Ron Burgess 21 while Keller 16 Elbaugh 10 paced Luray in a rout. Ashby and Luray both sit 12 0 in league play heading to the clash at Turner Ashby High School.
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Broadway Gobblers Rout Falcons 71 54 In Central High Hoops
Broadway Gobblers defeated Central 71 to 54 as Broadway led 11 15 in the first half then outscored Central 21 16 in the third. Jay Falk 16 and L Turner 17 led Broadway scoring with Bobby Fields 20 for Central. Broadway improves to 9 4 in the district. Central drops to 8 6 in the league.
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Musselman Lambasts Hancock in 92 60 Win
Musselman Applemen of Inwood West Virginia rolled to a 92 60 victory over Hancock Old Liners. They led 50 21 at halftime and coasted in the second half. Wendell Mosby 18 points Jim Blair 16 paced the Applemen while Steve Douglas led Hancock with 16 points. Musselman improved to 9 5 on the season.
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Promoter Seeks New Officials for Heavyweight Series
Oakland promoter Don Char gin urges fresh officials for the Thad Spencer Jerry Quarry series. He wants a referee school, arguing ex-fighters do not always make the best referees. Quarry drew with Floyd Patterson in a 10 round first bout and then beat Patterson by decision in 12 rounds.
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West Virginia and Davidson Meet In Key So Conference Clash
Top SC matchup tonight at Charlotte Coliseum as West Virginia and Davidson, 7-1 and 4-1 in league play, chase the conference lead. The winner seizes the top seed for the Feb 29–Mar 2 tournament amid other SC action including Furman vs George Washington and VMI’s win surge.
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