Chiefs Deliver Classic AFL Style Victory Over Vikings
Lenny Dawson led the Kansas City Chiefs to a 23-7 win over the Minnesota Vikings in New Orleans. The defense shut down Joe Kapp while Curly Culp Buck Buchanan and Jerry Mays anchored the effort as Kansas City proved the AFL era rivalries could trump NFL prestige.
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Lee High dominates Handley in 73 47 upset
Unbeaten Handley loses 73 47 to Lee High Generals in Staunton as 26 turnovers derail the Judges. Don Darcus leads Lee with 14 points, Wymer and Patterson add 12 each, Handley’s Hughes tops with 14 while Boettner grabs 16 rebounds. Lee outrebounds 43 35 as the Generals stay unbeaten.
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Area Sports Schedule for Junior and High School Basketball
A weekly list of games including Monday junior high at Aylor Frederick County 6 30 p m. Tuesday high school games Loudoun County at Handley James Wood at Clarke County Broad Run at Valley Warren County at Fauquier Mathias at Wardensville Musselman at Shepherdstown Turner Ashby at Montevideo Berkeley Springs at Hancock Elkton at Broadway Hedgesville at Charles Town Lee at Staunton S Hagerstown at Martinsburg Thursday junior high Aylor at Handley 6 30 8th and 9th graders Friday high school Handley at James Wood Valley at Clarke County Loudoun County at Warren County Fauquier at Broad Run North Hagerstown at Martinsburg Berkeley Springs at Musselman Strasburg at Broadway Elkton at Rappahannock Turner Ashby at Stonewall Page County at Central Luray at Montevideo.
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Luray Bulldogs Win Seventh Straight Over Central
Luray Bulldogs beat Central 71 to 55 in Woodstock. Mike Frye led scoring with 21 points on 10 field goals and one free throw, as Luray built a 16-10 first quarter lead and maintained the margin to finish strong.
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Area scores and college football series notes
Area scores list results for Staunton Handley Culpeper Broad Run Loudoun Valley Warren Buena Vista Natural Bridge Luray Central Lonaconing Fort Hill Stonewall Elkton Orange Loudoun County and Notre Dame has beaten Pitt six straight games with a 24 11 1 series edge.
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Chiefs Triumph In AFL Championship Shows NFL Catching Up
Valley's Raiders, top AFL record this year, lost to the Chiefs in the championship. Oakland owner attempts to enter the Kansas City dressing room to offer congratulations. He proclaims the victory proves Joe Namath and peers weren't flukes last year. The NFL must still catch up.
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College hoops week ends with Virginia Tech and GW in tight race
In Southern Conference action George Washington loses 71-61 to Pitt as Tallent posts a season-low 10 points while Virginia Tech defeats William and Mary 92-72 at Hampton Coliseum to stay 3-1 behind Virginia. Old Dominion and Norfolk State post wins, Bridgewater and others extend streaks, and Mason-Dixon leaders Bridgewater edge Randolph-Macon 72-68 on late heroics.
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