Horse Racing Entrants and Jockey Lineup
Shenandoah Downs hosts a listed card featuring Sweet Toby No Wheres Kostia Gold Blank Here Comes Turkey Natief Buck Dancer Bold Miz Brubird While It Lasted Mary Had A Little Wooden Wits Yogi My Boy Lady Ski Jomijay Green Eyed Primp First Penny Pry This Earth So Frisky Lord Truxton Red Label Victorian Warlord Burning Till.
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Sweet Toby
Kostia
Gold Blank
Turkey
Natief
Buck Dancer
Bold Miz
Brubird
Mary
Yogi My Boy
Lady Ski
Jomijay
Green Eyed Primp
First Penny
Lord Truxton
Red Label
Quezada
the Munchkin
Hunting Buddy
Bruder
Corn Patch
Freshman
Stormy Superstar
Boy Bo Max
Donlon
Longan
Lt. Hampton
A. Williams
Don
Kirk
Ace
Witte
Cohoe
Belle
Torre
M. Williams
Thornton
Gemini
Citation
Gem
Alter
Matief
Rusty
Hykes
Gordon
Ramage
Reed
Precious Evie
Hydro Chance
Satin Sea
Lopez
Kratz
Wooden Wits
Dull
Ernie Clover
Sakar
Lister
Shaw
Delgado
Harlow
Pichette
Dana
Bold Hussar
Mullica Hill
L. Sanders
Dayhoff
Scott
Ribolini I.J
McGee
David's Neill
Silver Mast
Brown
Fast Wolf
Viteange
Dex's Dusty
Shawshman
Dupuy
Moreno
Pacheco
Lewis
Barbara Louise
Kaduna Rose
Quinn
Sher
John Christopher
van Hoozer
Gonzales
Moody Ruler
Cape
Johnston
Valley of Flowers
Kim
Minnie
Red Wings edge Kings to press playoff bid
Detroit moved within two points of the Rangers for the final wild card as Reed Larson and Rick Bowness powered a 2 1 victory over Los Angeles. Coach Bobby Kromm stressed beating out Pittsburgh and New York while Dan Maloney voiced the urgency of ending a playoff drought since 1970.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
Los Angeles Kings
Reed Larson
Rick Bowness
Detroit
Los Angeles
Red Wings
Bobby Kromm
Pittsburgh
New York
Rangers
Dan Maloney
Kings
Maloney
Ron
Woodberry Forest trips Randolph Macon in basketball clash
Woodberry Forest defeated Randolph Macon Academy 68-54 as the Jackets struggled with a second quarter drought and 22 turnovers. Stuart Nesbit led RMA with 16 points while Henry Payne and Craig Rogers sparked Woodberry Forest with 16 apiece.
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Randolph Macon Academy
Woodberry Forest
Jackets
Woodberry
Randolph Macon
Stuart Nesbit
Phil Kardis
Ron Myers
Henry Payne
Craig Rogers
RMA
McCaulley
Cabbiness
Kardis
Myers
Nesbit
Renner
Midwestern and Southern college games highlight Wednesday action
Wednesday’s scoreboard lists high school showdowns including James Wood at Handley and Broad Run at Clarke County. College results feature Virginia at Duke and Wake Forest at Clemson with a slate of wins and OT thrillers across divisions.
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James Wood
Handley Gar
Osbourn Park
Jefferson
Fauquier
Hampshire
Musselman
Frederick County
Broad Run
Clarke County
Shenandoah
Radford
Virginia
Duke
George Mason
Roanoke
Furman
Citadel
VMI
Richmond
Wake Forest
Clemson
North Carolina
Maryland
Old Dominion
Madison
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Virginia State
Livingstone
Norfolk State
Shaw
Gar-Field
Ee MB Xa Cay
Virginia Military
U S Figure Skating Opens With Defending Champion Fratianne
Linda Fratianne leads the U S Figure Skating Championships at Memorial Coliseum as the women begin with compulsory figures valued at 40 percent of the score. She stresses concentration and avoids watching rivals while facing Lisa Marie Allen and Priscilla Hill as top contenders. Charles Tickner and David Santee perform brief routines during media day.
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Portland
Ore
Linda Fratianne
U.S
Fratianne
Memorial Coliseum
Dorothy Hamill
Hartford
Conn
Lisa- Marie Allen
Priscilla Hill
Lisa
Allen
Barbara Pursley Roles
Linda
Charles Tickner
David Santee
Frank Carroll
Koepke Drives Shepherd Past Salisbury State 72 69
John Koepke sank five late free throws as Shepherd College edged Salisbury State 72 69. Koepke added 10 points while Al Tomlin led Salisbury with 20. Shepherd improves to 13 6 and finishes their road trip with West Liberty upcoming.
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Salisbury
John Koepke
Shepherd College
Salisbury State
Shepherd
Rams
Koepke
al Tomlin
West Liberty
West Virginia State
Stringer Wins 1977 Piccolo Courage Award at ACC
NC State defensive back Ralph Stringer, who survived two major injuries and lost sight in one eye, receives the Brian Piccolo Award as the ACC’s most courageous player. He started 10 of 11 games, helped an 8-4 Wolfpack season, and aided a Peach Bowl upset of Iowa State.
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Raleigh
N.C
Ralph Stringer
North Carolina State
Brian Piccolo
Atlantic Coast Conference
Stringer
Wolfpack
Iowa State
Ralph
N.C. State
Bo Rein
Greenville, D.C
Wake Forest University
Chicago Bears
Jeff Green
Duke
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Macon
Council
Matthews
Goetze
Osteen
Booker
Gross
Payne
Rogers
Montgomery
Hudson
Mark Berwanger
Dorsett
John Patterson
Travelstead
Joe Patterson
Long
Chrs Urban
Cooper
Jay Petticord
Mark Tederick
Comer
Doug Mullinex
Lea
Denton
Randy Robson
MacGill
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Doug Wainwright
Parsons
Herb Petersen
Boney
Earle Harrell
Webb
Stewart
Pittsburgh Penguins
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Vancouver Canucks
Minnesota North Stars
Islanders
Nassau Coliseum
North Stars
Butch Goring
Jim Rutherford
Penguins
Rockies
Denis Herron
Colorado
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Herron
Wilf
Rick Kehoe
Jean Pronovost
Nelson Pyatt
Flames
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Green Bay Packers
Ernie McMillan
LOS Angeles Rams
LaVern Torgeson
Paul Lanham
Charlie Waller
Bill Hickman
Ray Malavasi
Jack Faulkner
Seattle Seahawks
Herman Weaver
Montreal Expos
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Rosie Paiement
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Njrs
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the Houstn
Cate
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K.C
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Bireen
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National Ave
Joe Sager
L. C. Fries
Bill Armstrong
Eagles
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Applemen
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Hipp
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Dickman
Cook
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Cain
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Piccolo Award
Sue
Whitewall
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Firestone
Diners Club
Care Blanche
American Express
Firestone Tire
Frestone
Atel
Radial Tire
Valley Ave
Winchester
Virginia State Inspection Station NO. Vase
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