George Mason Beats Loudoun Valley for District Lead
George Mason defeated Loudoun Valley 63-48 to hand the Vikings their first Northwstern District loss in 22 games and move to 4-1 in the district. Ronnie Chew scored 17 and Bobby Kaplow 16 for Mason while Rick Tracy led Valley with 18 points and Jim Sweetser was sidelined with blood poisoning.
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Falls Church
George Mason
Loudoun Valley
Vikings
Valley
Warren County
Mustangs
Ronnie Chew
Bobby Kaplow
Rick Tracy
Jim Sweetser
George — T Barman
Chew
Tracy
Kaplow Warner Miers
Y Holmes Price
McBride Wilson
McGuire
George M
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Colonels edge Raiders in nine bout win on home mats
James Wood wrestlers secured a 45 18 victory over Stonewall Jackson with six pins and three decisions. Robby Golightly defeated Rory Snell 9 4 at 98 pounds, giving Wood an early lead as the Colonels improved to 4 0 on the season and 2 0 in district with a B team 36 12 win.
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James Wood
Stonewall
Rory Snell
Golightly
Star Sports
Stonewall Jackson Raiders
Colonels
Wood
Robby
Rey Poblacion
Mitch Bragg
Raiders
Poblacion
Randy Jenkins
Danny Wotring
Frank Creasy
Merbie James
Jimmy Witmer
Raider
Mick Nocera
Paul Chrisman
Marty Cornell
George Sempeles
Joe Hockman
Johnnie Brown
Bruce Johnson
Carlin Brumback
David Shirley
Jack Lawrence
Steve Roberts
John Estes
Eddie Richards
Fred Snyder
Bernie Moses
Snyders
Blue Ridge
E. C. Glass
Robby Golightly
R. Snell
Rey Poblacion SJ
M. Bragg
D. Wotring
Frank Creasy JW
H James
Jimmy Whitmer
M Nocern
Celtics Edge Bullets In Tight 118 113 Win
The Boston Celtics defeated the Washington Bullets 118-113 amid coach complaints about officiating. Both Tom Heinsohn and K C Jones criticized calls and the line shoot disparity after a closely contested game. Other Friday results included Chicago over Buffalo 107-100 Philadelphia over Los Angeles 109-106 Milwaukee over Detroit 102-95 and Seattle 112-110 in OT.
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Boston Celtics
Celtics
Washington Bullets
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
Washington
K.C. Jones
Mike Riordan
Heinsohn
Jones
Black Knights Rout Raiders In Commonwealth District Action
Charlottesville dominated Stonewall Jackson 73 to 35 for its third straight Commonwealth District win. Stonewall led 6-2 early, but Charlottesville answered with a 33-3 run and cruise to a lopsided victory led by Gerald Randolph and O'Dell Walker on the boards and 16 points from Randolph.
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Charlottesville
Stonewall Jackson
Raiders
Stonewall
Gerald Randolph
O'Dell Walker
Randolph
Black Knights
James Wood Indoor Track Takes Third in Five-Team Meet
James Wood indoor track edged Broad Run, William Fleming, Pulaski, and Lexington to finish third at the VMI Fieldhouse. Jay Kelchner won the mile in 4:40.3 and Jeff Chumley took the 60 yard high hurdles in 8.1 seconds, aiding a second-place 880 relay and other top finishes for the Wood crew.
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Lexington
James Wood
Jay Kelchner
Jeff Chumley
VMI
Chumley
Kelchner
Broad Run
William Fleming
Pulaski
Frank Crosen
Bobby Crim
Clayton Hartman
Crosen
Hartman
Crim
Charlie Strother
Strother
Ernie Boggs
Boggs
Doug Rinker
Mark Namath
Alan Burkhart
James Wood Jayvees edge Gar-Field 45 44 for third straight win
James Wood Jayvees beat Gar-Field Little Indians 45 to 44 to run their record to 4-5. Gary Everts and Tom Tirey combined for 30 points led the Colonels with Everts hitting the decisive basket with nine seconds left and finishing with 20 points.
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Dale City
James Wood
Jayvees
Gar-Field
Little Indians
Gary Everts
Tom Tirey
Colonels
Indians
Gar Field
Wood
Woodmen
Everts
Albemarle Downs Woodbridge to Claim District Lead
Albemarle toppled Woodbridge 85 to 58 in a Commonwealth District game. Robert Meadows scored 28 and Greg Maynard 21 for Albemarle, which built a 41-33 halftime edge and pulled away 27-10 in the final period. Evan Williams added 16, lifting Albemarle to 4-1 in district while Woodbridge fell to 3-2. Pat Hughes scored 15 for Woodbridge.
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Robert Meadows
Greg Maynard
Albemarle
Woodbridge
Vikings
Evan Williams
Albemarle G
Williams
Meadows
Maynard
Martin Mitchell Turner McAllister
Pavis In
Shelton
Shelton Stuss
Richardson
Owens McKee
Jefferson Roars Past Hampshire in 63-37 Victory
Jefferson County's Joe Carr and Terry Walker combined for 41 points as the Cougars built a 35-15 halftime lead and rolled past Hampshire 63-37. Carr scored 23 and Walker 18 while Hampshire was held to 13 field goals. Steve McDonald led the Trojans with 11 and Tim Haines had nine. Hampshire falls to 3-5.
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Strasburg
Bobby Funk
Rams
William Monroe
Monroe
Roy Benzy
Tim Taylor
Greg Breeden
Romney
W.va
Jefferson County
Joe Carr
Terry Walker
Cougars
Hampshire
Walker
Carr Jefferson
Trojans
Carr
Jefferson
Steve McDonald
Tim Haines
Lattieton
Paige Jones
Carr Hostler
Hammes
McDonald
Heavner
Clise Panone
Jepperson
Wood Eagles Top Snarr-Led Rally in 66 48 Victory
James Wood defeated by 18 points as Snarr scored 11 with seven made free throws. Final score 66 to 48.
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Snarr
James Wood
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