Former Judges End on 1st Team in Virginia All Prep football
Don Ratliff of Fork Union was named on the offensive end of the All League squad chosen by league coaches. The Virginia Military Schools League honored 25 players with first and second team selections amid teams from Fork Union Hargrave Greenbrier Staunton and Greenbrier.
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Central Falcons Hold Off Stonewall In 64 56 Victory
Lloyd Spinner led Central with 21 points on nine field goals and three free throws as the Falcons beat Stonewall 64 to 56. D L Moyers 16, Ron Smoot 10, Leonard Veeney 10 paced Central, with Smoot and Veeney each hitting five baskets. Gary Leake and Tony Dyer added 16 apiece. The Falcons rise to 4 2 on the season.
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Winchester Slow-Pitch League Meeting Prompted
The Winchester Parks and Recreation Department calls a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the War Memorial Building for men interested in slow pitch softball league participation or sponsorship outside the Church League. Arden Jensen, a Sophomore field goal kicker, set an Army season mark with 11 in 1968, including two 46 yarders.
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Colts Prepare for Super Bowl Idate in Florida
The Baltimore Colts plan their final home workout before leaving for Florida to face the New York Jets in Super Bowl I. Halfback Tom Matte and defensive end Bubba Smith missed Friday's practice as the ticket office sold about 1,000 tickets for the January 12 game.
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Cowboys and Vikings meet in Playoff Bowl clash
Dallas Cowboys face Minnesota Vikings in the Playoff Bowl at the Orange Bowl as Lee Roy Jordan aims to prove Dallas can win the big game after a 31-20 loss to Cleveland. Bud Grant’s Vikings, Central Division champions, seek a strong performance following a season with a 12-2 Dallas record.
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Wake Forest Drubs Maryland In Greensboro Opener
Wake Forest beat Maryland 93-71 in Greensboro as part of a doubleheader while NC State topped Virginia 95-80 in the other game. The page notes Princeton over Penn and Yale losing at Nevada among other college results.
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Atlantic Coast Teams Return to Action with Doubleheaders
Duke and North Carolina renew rivalry in a Chapel Hill telecast as Wake Forest, Maryland, and N C State play in Greensboro. Wake Forest beat Maryland 93 71 and N C State defeated Virginia 95 80 lifting the Wolfpack to 6 3 overall and 1 0 in ACC. Virginia stands 2 2 in ACC play while North Carolina 8 1 overall 2 0 ACC. Clemson seeks first ACC win as South Carolina eyes third win overall.
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Area Sports Schedule Tuesday and Thursday
Tuesday features junior high Musselman at Capon Bridge and high school games James Wood at Warren County Clarke County at Fauquier Flint Hill at Mosby Moorefield at Wardensville Central at Strasburg Page County at Broadway Montevideo at Stonewall Luray at Rappahannock Turner Ashby at Elkton and Loudoun County at Loudoun Valley. Wrestling shows Osbourn at James Wood. Thursday prep basketball Collegiate at AMA.
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Pro Cage Scores NBA Friday Results and Schedules
NBA Friday results show Atlanta 128 over Detroit 106 and Milwaukee 121 over Phoenix 104. Other scores include San Francisco 104 Boston 102 and Baltimore 130 Cincinnati 125. Upcoming games list Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit New York Phoenix Chicago Los Angeles Atlanta Seattle San Diego Omaha and major matchups for Sunday and Monday.
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Hawks Beat Pistons For 12th in Row
The Atlanta Hawks won their 12th straight by beating the Detroit Pistons 128 to 106. Richie Guerin sparked a 20 point run in the second period as Atlanta moved within three games of the Lakers. Other NBA results included Philadelphia over Los Angeles and Milwaukee over Phoenix. Wes Unseld and Jack Marin sealed Bullets win.
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Moffett Honored At St Francis Prep Athletic Banquet
Preston I Moffett Jr 18 son of Mr and Mrs Preston I Moffett Merrimans Lane was among four youths honored at Saint Francis Preparatory School Spring Grove Pennsylvania athletic awards banquet He received the Coach s Award as MVP of the 1968 football season for his lineman play The event was presented by Athletic Director Father A Wei der and coach Joseph P McGlynn Guests speaker was I Vincent Davis Headmaster Rev Frederic J Pazo led the gathering with over 90 percent of Fathers in attendance He will graduate May 25 1969 His father is with Moffett Distributors Winchester
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Ohio State Dominance Confirmed in Final AP Poll
Ohio State named national champions by AP after Rose Bowl win over Southern California. Buckeyes return 21 of 22 starters, led by sophomores including Rex Kern, as Penn State Texas and USC trail in the final Top Ten. Tulip of bowls reshapes rankings post season.
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Detroit Tiger Pepper Works as Turkey Farmer in Offseason
Detroit Tigers rookie first baseman Don Pepper is described as a turkey farmer in the offseason, balancing baseball duties with farm work.
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