Handley Judges Rout Fauquier 82 to 49 in District Clash
Handley harnessed its leading scorer to surge past Fauquier 82 49 after a slow start in the Northwestern District. The victory improves Handley to a 12 2 record and tightens the race for the regular season title while Fauquier suffers a setback.
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James Wood Dominates Fauquier In District Win
James Wood led 76 to 50 over Fauquier County as starting five scored all Colonel points. Butch Rinker led with 18 while Roy Hockman Doug Snapp Johnny Nethers and Tommy Sullivan also reached double figures helping solidify a Northwestern District victory and a two game skid snapped.
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Seminarians Feature Tremain in Al'Star Game
The first game at Al'Star features Brother Tremain a 6-7 former Marquette standout now guiding the seminarians. The event highlights local talent as Folong and others tangling with the fly bees in a notable matchup.
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Douglas Runs Past Johnson-Williams 89 to 42
Douglas, led by Noah Laws with 42 points and Clarence Curry scoring 14, beat Johnson-Williams High 89 to 42. Bill Beamer added 10 as Douglas opened with a 22-0 run and built a 52-26 halftime advantage while Lee Turner topped Lee County? not. Turner scored 19 for the Tigers.
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John Mosby Romps Past Flint Hill
John Mosby routed Flint Hill 62 to 43. Rangers led 27 to 9 at halftime as George Poe scored 17 and Burroughs 16. Flint Hill’s Jim Bolton tallied 19 with Glass 10 and Benn 8. Mosby improves to 105 wins overall.
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Strasburg Holds Off Luray For 71 67 District Win
Strasburg defends home court to stay atop District 10 with a 71 67 victory over Luray. Eddie Kern leads Strasburg with 19 points while Nealis tops Luray with 20 as the Bulldogs rally from a 14 point halftime deficit.
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Warren County Pummels Broadway in District 10 Thriller
Warren County defeats Broadway Gobblers 56 to 43 in a tight Group II District 10 clash. Alan Wimer scores 17 for Warren, Bob Ladd 14, Frankie Sorrells leads Broadway with 14. Warren improves to 6-5 in district and overall. Broadway falls to 7-6.
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Elkton Elks Upset Stonewall In District 10 Showdown
In a District 10 game at Elkton the Elkton Elks defeated the Stonewall Jackson Generals 51 to 41. Top Stonewall scorer Jim Fultz poured in 18 points while Donnie Shifflet led Elkton with 16 points as the closest lead varied by ten points.
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Montevideo Maroons top Clarke County 76 to 47
In a District 10 game, Montevideo Maroons defeated Clarke County Eagles 76 to 47. Eagles star Dickie Longerbeam was out with an ankle injury, Wayne Whetzel led Clarke with 19 points, while Summers and Raines each had 12 for Montevideo.
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College Scores By The Associated Press
Boston University 73 Army 62 Penn 97 Yale 79 Cornell 67 Penn 97 Dartmouth Columbia 62 Brown 53 Harvard 88 Princeton 82 St Josephs Pa 97 St Peter s NJ 84 Bates 82 Coast Guard 76 Phillips Oilers 78 Long Island 73 Massachusetts 88 Rhode Island 7 Tufts 83 Colby 74 Georgia Tech 51 LSU 49 Vanderbilt 96 Tulane 64 Davidson 95 Georgia Southern 76 Tenn Tech 92 Western Kentucky 83 North Dakota 72 North Dakota State 62 Colorado State University 66 Wyoming
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