Handley Rallies Past James Wood In Tight Victory
Handley overcome a seven point fourth quarter deficit to beat James Wood 48 43 before a packed Frederick County Junior High crowd. Key late moments include Eddie See making two free throws and Dave Strance, Ben Dick, and Ronni e Rinker boosting the Judges lead as Handley finishes strong. Handley improves to 4 0 in Northwestern League play, while Wood drops to 2 4.
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Wildcats Lose to Page County Panthers in 68-47 Rout
The Page County Panthers defeated the Warren County Wildcats 68 to 47 last night, handing Warren County their second defeat of the season.
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Page Panthers Upset Warren Wildcats in District Ten clash
Page shot 26 of 54 for 48 percent while Warren County hit 19 of 72 for 26 percent. Warren’s Billy Wood sat with a sprained ankle as Page led 35-17 at half and won 68-47. Page’s Jerry Hoak scored 29 points as Mickey Payne led the Wildcats with 17.
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Dodgers Pitcher Koufax to Receive Dickie Kerr Award
Houston AP Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers will be honored at the Baseball Writers Association dinner at the Astrodome January 25. He will receive the Dickie Kerr Award as the major leagues outstanding pitcher of 1965, the first repeat winner.
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Shepherd Rams throttle Davis and Elkins in Elkins
Shepherds Rams routed Davis and Elkins 67 to 13 last night in Elkins. Allen Bakers 20 led the locals with Sam Simmons 18 and Gary Phalen 16 scoring while Shepherd cooled after halftime to eight of 31 from the field.
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National League Friday results and upcoming games
The Associated Press reports no NL games Friday with upcoming matchups listed. Today's slate includes Boston at Montreal Detroit at Toronto Chicago at New York. Weekend list shows Montreal at Detroit Toronto at Chicago Boston at New York and Monday's games to follow.
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Davidson West Virginia Battle Tops Conference Race
Davidson meets West Virginia in a key conference showdown at Charlotte Coliseum as both teams seek No 1 seed. Davidson enters 10-2 overall 5-0 in league while West Virginia is 7-4 4-0. Other games include Richmond George Washington VMI Citadel and Furman at The Citadel with no top-standings effect. Roanoke tops Mason-Dixon action with an 84-72 win at Catholic University.
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Mason-Dixon
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Visiting Teams Sweep College Basketball Among Ivy Wins
Four visiting teams won on Friday night as Princeton beat Yale 61-55 Columbia topped Dartmouth 72-17 Cornell defeated Harvard 96-80 and Penn beat Brown 91-57. Other road victories included Chicago Loyola over Indiana and N C State over South Carolina. UCLA and Southern California led home wins for top programs as UCLA returned to the AP Top 10.
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Washington Redskins fire Bill McPeak ending five year reign
Bill McPeak was dismissed as head coach of the Washington Redskins after five seasons. President Edward Bennett Williams aims to name a successor before month’s end. McPeak, 39, former Pittsburgh assistant, may be a Steelers candidate as vacancies widen across the NFL.
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Handley, Bell's In Cage Games Tonight in Northwestern League
Handley High seeks a first place tie as the Judges visit Loudoun Valley for a 6 30 p.m. varsity junior varsity twin bill. Loudoun Valley stands 0 6 and 0 3 in league. Handley and arch rival James Wood also in action.
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Criser Edges Johnson Williams In Narrow 79 77 Victory
Criser High School defeated Johnson-Williams 79 to 77 in a close game. E Turner led Johnson-Williams with 34 points while W Brooks topped Criser with 25 points as the Tigers struggled at the free throw line.
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Musselman Falls To Berkeley Springs 94–78 Inwood
Berkeley Springs built two 29 point quarters to defeat Musselman 94 to 78. Gary Dodson led Berkeley Springs with 28 points while Musselman’s Jerry Williams scored 20. Musselman dropped to 1-6. Berkeley Springs improved to 6-1.
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NW League Standings in 1904 with St Louis Olympic link
St Louis, Missouri, dates back to 1904 as the first U.S. city hosting Olympic games links. Pere referenced as part of the standings narrative.
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Montevideo Downs Rams in District 10 Clash
Montevideo jumped on Strasburg for a 74 to 47 District 10 win. John Wymer led Strasburg with 11 points while Phil Fauber added nine and Larry Suter delivered 17 for Montevideo. Don Wagner netted 15 for Strasburg and Steve Rossen 14 for Montevideo. The Rams fell to 2-6 overall, 1-6 in district play.
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Area Scores Across Schools In Wide Meet
Area scores list numerous results from high school and college teams including Handley James Wood Herndon Clarke County Criser Johnson Williams Mosby Miller Page Warren Wardensville Franklin Berkeley Springs Musselman Shepherd Davis Elkins Hedgesville Clear Spring Shepherdstown Harpers Ferry Charles Town St Josephs Harrisonburg Waynesboro Lee of Staunton Lexington Elkton Rappahannock Turner Ashby Montevideo Strasburg Loudoun County Loudoun Valley George Mason Fauquier.
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College Results Across Regions
Results show winners and scores across East Midwest Southwest and West regions. Notable outcomes include Albany Ivy Duke rivalries and upsets like Carleton over Grinnell 75 to 62 and UCLA 79 over Oregon State 35.
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