Herndon Hornets Top Handley 68 54 for NW League Lead
Herndon Hornets defeated Handley 68 to 54 to remain 5 0 in the Northwestern League and 5 1 overall while Handley dropped to 3 3. Key scorers were Joey Hite and Carl Fox with 21 and 20 points. Richard Dick managed four points and fouled out late as Handley struggled from the floor.
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Mets
Handley
Richard Dick
Hite and
Fox
Chuck l Speid
Hite
Hornets
Abbormere
Brian Nickerson
Joey Hite
Colonel Wrestlers Triumph in Valley Interscholastic Meet
Berkeley Springs hosts as Wood's grapplers beat the Indians 23 to 17 in a Valley Interscholastic contest. Nichols had threatened a loss for the locals but 196-pound junior Dean Hutchinson won 2-1 over J. D. Robinson and Dave Clark defeated Mike Russell 4-0 in the 145-pound bout.
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Berkeley Wood
Berkeley Springs
Berkeley
West Virginia
Nichols
Dean Hutchinson
J. D. Robinson
Dave Clark
Mike Russell
Wardensville Warriors trounce Franklin in Potomac Valley clash
Wardensville defeats Franklin 84 to 42 as Johnny Hawse scores 26 points leading four Wardensville players in double figures. Ross Webster Jimmy Combs and Jimmy Dyer contribute while Simmons tops Franklin with 11 points in the PVAC contest. Wardensville improves to 5-2.
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Wardensville
Franklin
Simmons
Warriors
Moorefield
Strasburg Rams Hold Off Clarke In See-Saw 67 59
In a tight matchup Clarke led early with 11 10 advantage before Strasburg built a late rally led by Carl Burgreen who scored 30 points as Strasburg edged Clarke 67 59. John Wymer and Phil Fauber contributed key baskets and rebounding for the Rams while Brill and Wymer helped control the boards.
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Carl Burgreen
Strasburg
Eagles
Clarke
Shorty Singhass
Rams
Burgreen
Phil Fauber
John Wymer
Fauber
Jerry Racey
Wymer
Bryan Brill
Strasburg FG F Brill
Roller
Racey Little
NBA Results and Schedule Brief
Friday notes Cincinnati 114 Philadelphia 94 Boston 94 San Francisco 91 St. Louis 83 New York 82 Detroit at New York Cincinnati at Baltimore Boston at Los Angeles Philadelphia at St. Louis Sunday matchups Detroit at Cincinnati New York at Baltimore Monday games listed.
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Boston
San Francisco
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Hockey schedule with marquee matchups
The Associated Press lists key NHL games: New York at Montreal, Boston at Toronto, Chicago at Detroit, Toronto at New York, Detroit at Chicago. No games scheduled elsewhere.
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New York
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
Open Hearth Leads Duckpin Victory At Health Center Lanes
Open Hearth topped Crisman Rug 712 in a landmark duckpin team game at Health Center Lanes as Joe Zimmerman 141 and Eugene Funkhouser 147 paced Open Hearth to 1823 set total while Crisman Rug claimed first honors with a 1813 mark and a 399 by Eugene Funkhouser.
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McCall
Buck McCarty
Eugene Funkhouser
Evan Creswell
Open Earth
Crisman Rug
Winchester
Crisman
Sonny Crisman
Charles Bush
Dickie Wisecarver
Harry Mason
Wally Dill
Larry Clark
Jooce Pope
Paul Bromey
Leeman of Staunton Rally Past Harrisonburg 77-64
Staunton Leemen defeated Harrisonburg Blue Streaks 77 to 64 as Staunton pulled away with a 29 point fourth quarter. Ed Carter led Staunton with 25 points while Bob Kennedy and Mike Stuart added 16 each. Ray Dingledine scored 21 for Harrisonburg.
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Staunton
Harrisonburg
Ed Carter
Bob*Kennedy
Mike Stuart
Ray Dingledine
Central Falcons dominate Rappahannock in 87 40 rout
In Woodstock the Central Falcons posted a school record 87 points beating Rappahannock 87 to 40. Gary Ruiz led with 23 points while Jerry Lineweaver added 16 and James Carter 12 as Central built a large lead by halftime and stretched it through the second half.
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Woodstock
Falcons
Central
Rappahannock
Gary Ruiz
Jerry Lineweaver
James Carter
Phil Lutz
Gary Lutz
Mike Thompson
Mike Cahill
Bobby Click
Jerry Gochenour
Donnie Galladay
Shenandoah hosts Beckley J C and James Wood clash at Mason
Shenandoah College welcomes Beckley J C and James Wood for area action at Falls Church. Both games start at 8 p m with radio WINC carrying the Mason tilt. Shenandoah stands 6 5 and seeks upset against George Mason while James Wood returns from a three week layoff.
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Shenandoah College
Beckley J.C
James Wood
Falls Church
George Mason
WINC
Hornets
West Virginia
Mustangs
Jerry Hannas
Wood
Mosby
The
Rangers
Colonels
Brower Outpoints Thomas in Boxing Tilt
Worcester AP reports Arnie Brower 182 pounds from Hartford outpointed Clay Thomas 190 pounds from Paterson in a national boxing bout. Brower wins on points after eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
Arnie Brower
Hartford
Conn
Clay Thomas
Paterson, N.J
Cage Schedule Knockout Matchups Across Area Markets
Area cage schedule lists Beckley J C facing James Wood and Fairmont meeting Shepherd College, Charles Town confronting Harpers Ferry, St Josephs Martinsburg vs St John Visany, Valley against Loudoun Co, Patrick Henry vs RMA, with Sunday Armory events. Upperville vs Bell Clothes at 2 p.m.
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J. C
James Wood
G. Mason
Fairmont
Shepherd College
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
St. Joseph’s
Martinsburg
St. John
Visany Valley
Loudoun Co
Patrick Henry
RMA
Upperville
Bell
Armory
Warren Wildcats rout Stonewall in District 10 clash
Warren County Wildcats defeated Stonewall Jackson Generals 67-50 to improve to 4-2 in district play. Gene Millar led Warren with 21 points, followed by Larry Jernigan 16 Barry Bryant 12 Mickey Payne and Jeff Baker 11 each. Stonewall’s Jim Hoover 15 and Jim McNeal 11 paced the Generals.
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Stonewall Jackson
Wildcats
Warren
Gene Millar
Larry Jernigan
Barry Bryant
Mickey Payne
Jeff Baker
Jim Hoover
Jim McNeal
Warren Cot Wood
Moore
Cameron Baker
Ladd
Bryant
Pond
Jernigan
Il Payne
Stonewall Oe McNeal Ll
Golladay Hoover
Bullett
Esa
Myers
Warren. Co. Stonewall
Valley Clobbers Fauquier in 64 37 Victory
Loudoun Valley Vikings routed Fauquier Falcons 64 to 37, jumping to a 16 8 first quarter lead and cruising to their second league win. Key performances included 26 points by a Viking, 13 by Jim Laycock, 10 by Terry Atwell, and 9 by Mike Rust.
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Parcellville
Loudoun Valley Vikings
Fauquier Falcons
Loudoun Valley
Fauquier
Hoeltzel
Vikings
Jim Laycock
Terry Atwell
Mike Rust
Mason
Falcons
M. Wine
T. Jones
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