Local high school basketball scores and results
Wednesday results feature Loudoun area teams with Fauquier, George Mason, and Stonewall achieving wins. Highlights include Handley 73 Fauquier 50 and Mosby 99 Flint Hill 65, with Shenandoah 73 Montgomery 81 and Mt. St. Marys 92 Shepherd 84 among the notable outcomes.
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Cnty
Bes Luray
Wildcats
Teeta Tonily
Colonels
Handley
Fauquier
Hilltoppers
George Mason
Herndon
Mustangs
In & Row
Mosby
Flint Hill
Fair Wardensville
Franklin
Warriors
Terius
Rappehennock
Strasburg
Rams
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Central
Mt. St. Mary’s
Shepherd
Area Athletics Schedule Highlights Local Games
Tonight features Loudoun County at James Wood at Frederick Junior High and multiple matches across counties including James Wood at Berkeley Springs and Martinsburg events. Thursday and Friday bring more basketball including Shepherd at Baltimore and Warren County at Frederick Junior High with wrestling tournaments and weekend pairings across Shenandoah Valley venues.
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Loudoun County
James Wood
Frederick Junior High
Handley
Fauquier
Martinsburg
Shenandoah
Montgomery
Shepherd
Baltimore
Univ. Warren Co
Frederick Jr
Herndon
Handley Baltimore
J.C
Loudoun Valley
Clarke County
George Mason Fauquier
Turner Ashby
Warren County
Wardensville
Mosby
Johnson-Williams
Criser
Westminster
Rappahannock
Central Strasburg
Luray
Northwestern League
Fauquier High
Shence
Baltimore J.C
Hornets
St. Mary’s
Chamberlain nets 65 as 76ers rebound to No. 2
Wilt Chamberlain scored 65 in Philadelphia's 182 125 win over Los Angeles to reclaim second in the Eastern Division after a 100 99 loss to Boston. Boston beat San Francisco 112 107 as Cincinnati and Baltimore also played. Red Auerbach was ejected in the second period.
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John Havlicek
Red Auerbach
Norm Drucker
Bill Russell
Proffitt Nets 68 As Lynchburg Beats Charlotte in Record Feat
Wayne Proffitt scores 68 points in Lynchburg's 126 89 win over UNC Charlotte to raise his season average to 32.8. He made 29 of 39 shots and 10 of 10 free throws despite a sprained ankle. Coach Auburey Moon notes he could improve with more practice. Proffitt supports himself with four part time jobs including work at a gas station and city recreation.
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University of North Carolina-Charlotte
Virginia
Proffitt
Auburey Moon
Lynchburg
Ferrum Hornets Crush Shenandoah 129 68 in Steady Win
Ferrum Junior College led by star guard Quinn overwhelmed Shenandoah College 129 to 68 in Waynesboro. RUIN poured in 26 points, Bo Bowers added 20, halftime score 63 to 34, with Shenandoah hampered by limited scoring and three players contributing modest totals. Shenco travels to Montgomery tomorrow for Tri-State Conference game.
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Waynesboro
Ferrum Junior College
Quinn
Shenandoah College
Hornets
Shenco
Montgomery
RUIN
Ferruri
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Av
Bowers
Hummer Verelli
Clatterbuck
Peck
Fuller
F Smith
Davidson Seltzer
Sherry
Freeman Flanagan
Baker
Angel Bernard
Brown
Seahane
Ferrum
Shenans Doah
Hunt Signs for 25000 in Mets Contract
Ron Hunt became the 21st New York Met to sign a contract by accepting a 25000 salary on Monday. Four regulars including pitcher Jack Fisher outfielder Lewin Johnny, catcher Cannizzaro and first baseman Ed Kranepool may resist joining. Fisher seeks 25000 to pitch next season, a raise Weiss deems excessive.
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NEW York
Ron Hunt
New York Met
Jack Fisher
Johnny Lewis
Chris Cannizzaro
Ed Kranepool
Fisher
Met
George Weiss
Maryland Nips Wake In Overtime
Maryland defeated Wake Forest 86 to 78 in overtime at Winston-Salem. Gary Ward led with 34 points, Paul Long contributed 28, and Bob Leonard added 21 as Maryland improves to 5-5 in the ACC and 10-8 overall.
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Associated Press
Duke
North Carolina State
Blue Devils
Kentucky
West Virginia
State
Wolfpack
Raleigh
N.C
Reynolds Coliseum
Press Maravish
North Carolina
South Carolina
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Maryland
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Bob Lewis
Larry Miller
Tar Heels
Skip Harlicka
Frank Standard
al Salvadori
Gary Ward
Paul Long
Bob Leonard
Wake
Seven Unbeaten Virginia High Schools Left After Amherst Defeat
The loss of Amherst trimmed the state’s undefeated scholastic teams to seven. Brookville handed the Generals a 68-56 defeat, leaving Thomas Walker Clifton Forge and Midlothian still unbeaten in Group II. Other perfect records remain at Thomas Edison George Mason Boonsboro and W L of Montross with various district leaders listed.
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Amherst
Brookville
Thomas Walker
Clifton Forge
Midlothian
Thomas Edison
George Mason
Boonsboro
W&l
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Lane
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Huguenot
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Patrick Henry
Roanoke
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Tazewell
Alexandria
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W. T. Woodson
Potomac
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Peninsula
Newport News
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Covington
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Lytheville
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Piedmont
Martinsville
Bassett
Valley
R. E. Lee
Staunton
Smithfield
Franklin
Madison
Emporia
Chatham
Saltville
Whitewood
Turner Ashby
Warren County
Grand Union tops Northside Lanes in Friday Nite Pro League
Grand Union swept Northside Lanes as Jerry Votel rolled 222 172 187 for 581 series and Parker Greenwell added 203. Dave Butts led Nameless with 205 while Bob Miller hit 202 as Grand Union tied for first. National Fruit and Tastee Freez split, Late Entries moved to second with Clarence Good 191, Bob Schmitt 541.
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Nameless
Grand Union
Jerry Votel
Parker Greenwell
Dave Butts
Bob Miller
National Fruit
Tastee- Freez
Tastee-Freez
John Bunner
Marice Smallwood
Allen Stotler
Clarence Good
Bob Schmitt
George Moyer
Ritter
Wildcats
Curtis Braithwaite
Bruce Taylor
Allen Kibler
Leo Rice
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local League
Multiple teams split matches as Coca Cola, Peoples Cleaners, and Anderson Sheet Metal posted 3-1 wins. Notable scores include Connie Baker 196 game and 544 series for Coca Cola, Mae Brown 171 high game, and Lorraine Sealock 486 high series for the losers. First place W H Emmart & Co defeated Ken Smith Inc 2-1 to stay atop standings while Jamison & Gore Ins moved into a tie for third with Harman Bros. 2.
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Ners
Mae Brown
Lorraine Sealock
Coca-Cola
National Fruit
Connie Baker
Georgiana Marshall
Anderson Sheet Metal
Burger
Wanda Gilmer
Betty Bragg
Patty DeHaven
Lucy Giffin
G.A.A
Zuckerman Co
Jean Cussen
Peoples Cleanners
Chapman Motor Co
Eleanora Christianson
Pat Allen
Clara Orndorff
Chapman
Williams In Comeback In Ring After 15 Month Layoff
Cleveland Williams returns to the ring in Houston after gunshot wounds and 15 months recovery. He faces Ben Black of Chicago in a 10 round main event. Williams weighs 216 pounds and seeks to reaffirm status as a top heavyweight prospect despite a 9-2-1 challenger profile for Black.
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Houston
Cleveland Williams
Williams
Ben Black
Chicago
Winchester Rifle Clubs Plan Indoor Range and Meeting Dates
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club postpones the Feb 2 meeting to Feb 9 at 7 30 P M in the Senior Citizens lounge War Memorial Building They outline plans for a new indoor range outside of town in spring to serve three allied clubs Winchester Junior Rifle Club Winchester Women's Rifle Club and WR P Club They cite 204 past members over nine years and nine months and seek support from about 180 past members to fund the project with the amount kept secret while publishing the percentage raised
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Winchester Rifle & Pistol Club
Hope
War Memorial Building
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
WR & P Club
Winchester Women’s Rifle Club
Winchester
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