James Wood Wrestlers Take Northwestern Regional Wrestling Title
James Wood Colonels win the Northwestern Regional Tournament in Lynchburg with four champions and seven place-winners led by Jimmy Dollar Mike Hartley Brad Cooper and Jerry Combs. Northside places second while Stonewall Jackson earns third as Wood prepares for the state meet in Fairfax.
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Jimmy Gowdy
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Larry Pugh
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Gar Field
Eddie Derousse
Stonewall Jackson - Manassas
Frank Johnson
Joe Torrice
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Steve Mitchell
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Lane
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Mark Agner
Woodbridge
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Handley
Norman Barb
Chuck Waddell
Mike Colgan
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Steve LaPrad
John Wooten
Joe Hairston
Martinsville
Hartley
Peter Pauline
Phil Lackey
Cooper
Clifford Hancock
Pat Johnson
Liberty
David Ledbetter
Lonnie Walton
Stonewall
Bill Casto
Ronnie Carter
Gray Ebert
Willie Walters
Clint Davis
Shenandoah to Meet Pitt Tonight at Shingleton Gym
Shenandoah College faces University of Pittsburgh Johnstown at Shingleton Gym on the Shenco Campus tonight. The game starts at 8:00 p.m. with Shenandoah hosting the Panthers in a regional college basketball clash.
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Girls Softball League Meeting Notice
An important meeting of the Girls Softball League is set for Tuesday February 22 at 7 30 p m in the War Memorial Building. All teams from last year and any new teams should send a representative.
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State Wrestling Meet Sets Stage at Hayfield High
The straight regional tourney reports the state wrestling meet this weekend in Fairfax at Hayfield High School. James will send seven wrestlers while Handley sends one. Star Photo by Clint Davis documents the scene.
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Bruins still top in AP poll as Marquette close behind
UCLA remains No. 1 with 838 points and 41 first place votes in the AP basketball poll. Marquette sits at No. 2 with 715 points. Louisville climbs to No. 3, while Pennsylvania moves to No. 4 and North Carolina falls to No. 5. Long Beach State and BYU rise into the top ten. Virginia is No. 13.
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Florida
Aylor Jr High Tournament Postponed Due to Weather
The Robert E. Aylor Junior High Basketball Tournament scheduled for tonight has been postponed because of rough weather. Games will be played at a later date.
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Handley Faces Stonewall in Commonwealth Tournament Opener
Handley Judges host Stonewall Jackson Raiders in the first round at 7 pm in Handley gym with Handley favored as the No 2 seed against the seventh seed Raiders. Stonewall guard Wayne Robinson leads the Raiders while Handley’s Charlie Long and Steve Washington pace the Judges amid snow rescheduling.
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Beaty Scores 63 As Stars Beat Pittsburgh In ABA
Zelmo Beaty scored 63 points setting an ABA single game record for the Utah Stars in a 149-140 win over Pittsburgh. He shot 24 of 31 from the floor and 15 of 15 on free throws, adding 15 rebounds as teammates fed him inside.
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Ligon
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College Scores in Tight Roundup Across Divisions
East results include Villanova 92 over Boston College 70 and Seton Hall 77 over Fairfield 70. Other notable scores: Rider 91 over Bucknell 84 and Slippery Rock 90 over Grove City 59. Tennessee edged Florida 55 while Virginia beat Clemson 60 by 2.
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Hamilton
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