Skyline Title Game Tonight in District Finals
Three area districts wrap up tournaments with semifinals and a skyline final set for tonight and tomorrow. Lane faces Stafford in the Commonwealth semis while James Monroe and Lane duel. Northwestern pairs Loudoun County against Loudoun Valley and George Mason versus Broad Run. The Skyline final features Luray against Madison County at 8 p.m. in Godwin Hall Madison College.
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Aylor Wins Frederick County Junior High Tourney
The Spartans of Aylor defeated Handley ninth graders 52 to 35 in the Frederick County Junior High Tournament final. Larry Cain scored 18 points leading Aylor, with Paul Mann 15 and Harold Cooper 10 in a strong team effort that outpaced Handley after a rocky second quarter.
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Frederick County
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Grove Snarr
Randy Reed
Reed
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Bob Welk
Glen Burks
Lindsey Jones
Wells
Gymkana Troupe to Perform at Shepherd Tonight
The University of Maryland Gymkana Troupe, newly formed Delta Zeta Kappa Mu chapter, performs in Shepherd College Gymnasium at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to the Jefferson County Memorial Fund for Cancer. The act variety ranges from tumbling to comedy, under acting director Joseph F. Murray.
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Delta Zeta Sorority
University of Maryland
Shepherd College
Jefferson County Memorial Fund For Cancer
George F. Kramer
Joseph F. Murray
Kramer
Murray
Gymkana
Spiders overwhelm VMI 113 84 in key conference win
Richmond Queen City Mills said the Spiders, big inside, outplayed VMI 113 84 to remain in the hunt for the league tournament. Aron Stewart led with 31 points, 20 rebounds and six assists while Jeff Snider added 21 as Richmond shot 61.1 percent in the first half and 58.9 percent for the game. VMI’s Rod Brewer had 21 points.
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Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Tech
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Spiders
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VMI
Davidson
Appalachian State
Furman
Citadel
East Carolina
William and Mary
Aron Stewart
Bill Blair
Stewart
Snider
Floor
Rod Brewer
Mike Moore
Jaspers
Seton Hall
St. Bonaventure
Louisville
West Texas State
Missouri
Ulysses Bridgeman
Reginal Raney
Virginia Military
Bucks Edge Kings In Overtime In Omaha
Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Kansas City Omaha Kings 116-113 in overtime in Omaha Nebraska. Kareem Abdul Jabar scored 27 points and Lucius Allen 32 as Archibald led the Kings with 43 after returning from a knee bruise and missing prior games.
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Bob Cousy
Kansas City Omaha Kings
Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Lucius Allen
Archibald
Buffalo
Detroit
Industrial League Meeting Set Monday Evening at War Memorial
The Industrial Slow-Pitch Softball League schedules a 7 30 Monday meeting in the War Memorial Building. All teams wishing to play this season should send a representative, per Sonny Higgs, the Winchester Parks and Recreation Softball Commissioner.
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War Memorial Building
Sonny Higgs
War Memorial
Winchester Parks and Recreation
Handley Gymnastics Team Wins Triangular Meet
The Handley gymnastic team won a triangular meet in their final regular season outing, totaling 69 points to Broad Run's 41 and Osbourn's 12. Shackleford led in beginning balance beam, Kline won intermediate balance beam, Stepp top in advanced balance beam, Stepp first in advanced vaulting, Cullers second in advanced vaulting, Watt second intermediate vaulting, Shackleford second beginning vaulting, Kline first intermediate uneven bars, Stepp first advanced uneven bars, Denton first intermediate tumbling, Watt second intermediate tumbling, Shackleford beginning tumbling, and Kathy Bowers won beginning all around.
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Handley Girls
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Osbourn
Gar Field High School
Miss Shackleford
Marie Kline
Miss Stepp
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Margaret Watt
Miss Kline
Carol Denton
Miss Watt
Kathy Bowers
Mighty UCLA Cruises Past Oregon for 67th Straight
UCLA, ranked No. 1, defeated Oregon 72-61 to extend its winning streak to 67 games and improve to 22-0. Oregon freshman Ronnie Lee led scoring with 31 points. Other top stories include Providence routing Assumption 107-87, Houston trouncing Trinity 116-57, and Memphis State clinching a Missouri Conference tie with 93-88 win over North Texas State.
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Trinity
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Steve Newsome
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