Shenandoah Hornets Rout Harford Junior College
Shenandoah Hornets defeated Harford Junior College 106 to 66 in Harford, Md. Five Shenandoah players scored in double figures led by Don Wright with 16 and Bill Johnson of Harford top scored with 32. The win snaps a four game skid and boosts the Hornets to 3-0 in the loop.
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Stonewall Jackson Hand Clarke County First Loop Loss
Stonewall Jackson stopped Clarke County 62 to 45 in Mt. Jackson to stay undefeated and lead District 10. Bob Miller scored 24 points for Stonewall Jackson while Wayne Whetzel added 13 and Dickie Longerbeam 10 for the Eagles. Clarke County drops to 2-1 in district and 7-0 overall, with Childs 14, Whetzel 13, Longerbeam 10 among top scorers.
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NFL Probers Tackle Rumored Scandal Involving Bears
Commissioner says FBI trained investigators pursue routine inquiries into several NFL players amid rumors of a major scandal. George Halas confirms investigations extend to the Bears and three or four other clubs while stressing no evidence of wrongdoing yet.
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Continental Homes Repeats 4-0 To Lead Pro Ten Pin Loop
Continental Homes held first in the Friday Night Pro Ten Pin League by routing O'Sullivan 4-0 at Northside Lanes. Bill Bridgeforth led with a 225 game and Jess Kiracofe added a 598 set as John MacCauley topped the losers with 546.
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Till Boden
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Francis Smith
Virgil Larg
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Carl Lundmark
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Homer Glenn
Jim Renner
Buddy Williams
Jerry Goodman
Morris Lowery
Johnson-Williams Upsets Criser 44-41 in Close Bout
Johnson-Williams High School shocked Criser of Front Royal 44-41 on Friday night. Willie Brown led scorers with 16 points while George Williams added 13 and Criser’s Charles Green tallied 11. The Tigers built a 20-5 first period lead and held on as Criser outscored them in the remaining three quarters.
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Douglas Breezes By Page-Jackson To 86-26 Victory
Douglas dominated Page-Jackson 86 to 26 as Paul Williams sparked an early 8-0 start and Noah Laws led Bulldog scorers with 20 points. Veney Twyman topped Page-Jackson with 11 as Charles Jackson and Barksdale praised Jackson’s strong bench contribution.
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College hoops scores roundup from coast to coast
The Associated Press reports multiple college basketball results across regions. Notable games include LaSalle edging Miami 78 76 Villanova topping Detroit 77 60 Rhode Island defeating Vermont 83 68 and North Carolina College beating Virginia Union 76 67 Akron over Catholic U 85 72 and Arizona State at New Mexico State 87 60.
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Five Games On Top Detroit Favored Over Pitt In NFL Playoff Bowl
The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the Playoff Bowl with a 9-5 record the franchise’s best total yet yet they are underdogs to the Detroit Lions, who finished 11-3. The event in Miami draws about 40,000 and CBS television. The game time is 2 p.m. EST as the Lions challenge the Steelers in the season’s penultimate post season contest. The card also features the Senior Bowl in Mobile and the Challenge Bowl in Corpus Christi with prize money and NBC coverage. The Hula Bowl in Honolulu and the Crusade Bowl in Baltimore complete the Sunday lineup as college stars and pro players vie for pay.
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Duckpin Bowling Star Ruby Wingfield Hits 155 Top Game
Ruby Wingfield rolled a 155 top game with four spares and three strikes as Farmers & Merchants National Bank defeated Polly's Cabe in the Evening Star Ladies League at Health Center Lanes. The 155 ties seasonal high set by Biddie Smoot, earning Wingfield a 150 Club Patch from the National Duckpin Congress.
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Pearl Ebert
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Handley Hosts Broadway in 8 PM Non-League Showdown
Handley returns after a 16 day layoff to meet non league foe Broadway tonight at 8 in the Handley gym. The Judges carry a 3-1 record into the contest.
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Colonels Stay Undefeated With 79 58 Win Over Loudoun Valley
James Wood remains unbeaten after a 79 58 victory over Loudoun Valley in Group 1 B Northwest District play. The Colonels improve to 3 0 in district action and 6 0 overall, while Loudoun Valley slips to 0 2 in district play. Casey used an adjusted rotation, subbing early and often as Loudoun Valley trailed 24 11 after the first period.
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Scholastic Cage Scores Highlights Several District Matchups
The Associated Press reports scores from many high school games across Virginia and nearby areas. Notable results include Hermitage 82 over Prince George 34 and George Wythe 4 over Thomas Dale 42. Multiple matchups feature strong performances by James Wood, Loudoun Valley, and James Madison with key players cited for standout totals. The Northwest District impression is that visitors challenged but fell short as home teams extended leads late.
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