East high school and college score roundup
College scoreboard shows Kentucky 69 Georgetown 83 Albright 83 Delaware Valley 61 Coppin State 98 DC 73 Dowling 98 Kings College 77 Elizabethtown 79 Millersville 71 Kean 75 Fairleigh Dickinson 71 Lebanon Valley 72 Franklin and Marshall 65 NY Tech 71 New Hampshire College 61 Potsdam St 8 Ottawa 73 St Thomas Aquinas 91 Nyack 58. High school and other results follow with numerous boys and girls teams across several states plus pro notes on Kansas City Kings and Milwaukee Bucks signings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Georgetown
Albright
Delaware
Vly
Coppin St
District of Columbia
Dowling
Kings
Elizabethtown
Millersville
Kean
Fair
Dickinson
Lebanon Valley
Franklin & Marshall
NY Tech
New Hampshire
Tulane
Denver
Virginia Union
St. Paul's
Carolina
Citadel
Midwest
Augustana
Nebemaha
Drake
Bradley
Huron Col
Sioux Falls
Indiana
Tulsa
Mankato
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Michigan Tech
Winona
Minnesota
Minot
MoRella
Missouri
Ohio
Northwestern
Peru
Doane
Purdue
Wisconsin
Missouri St
Kansas City
Three Junior High Teams Sweep Frederick County and Daniel Morgan
Frederick County swept Capon Bridge in eighth and freshman games with 57 24 and 52 31 wins. Daniel Morgan Riflemen improved to 5 0 by cruising past Randolph Macon Academy 72 29 led by Greg Roberts 13 points and four teammates with eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Daniel Morgan
Tony Reese
Philip Brewer
Troy Wilson
J.D. Lowman
Capon Bridge
Trojans
Andy Rowan
Todd Myers
Trojan Wrestlers Top Strasburg in 33 19 Victory
Frederick County junior high defeated Strasburg Jayvees 33 to 19 to extend their season mark to 5-1. Frank Cooper pinned at 126 pounds and Mike Narvas won by forfeit as FC won four of the first five matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Strasburg Jayvees
Frank Cooper
Scott Carter
Larry Kibler
James Ratcliffe
Tim Morrison
Andy Tinsman
John Ruffner
Danny Largent
Willie Ryman
Butch Bryant
Cliff Borden
Brian Cole
Tim Hott
Dexter Bly
Jeff Scott
Jeff Anderson
Robert Brown
Dale Lineweaver
Terry Baker
Troy Parrill
Mike Narvas
Braddock St Methodist leads church league with 1941 total
Braddock St Methodist tops Church League with a 1941 series on Health Center Lanes. Gene Shutts and Skip Madigan spark a strong first half, supported by Louis Renner, Sonny McKee, and Tommy Anderson as Mt. Pleasant and Middletown also post high scores and notable individual marks in a bustling round of league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St. Methodist
Health Center
Gene Shutts
Skip Madigan
Louis Renner
Sonny McKeen
Tommy Anderson
Mt. Pleasant
John Owings
Middletown
Church
Richard Buncutter
Jerry Armel
Shirley Kenny
Jean DuVall
Dick DuVall
Kay Bailey
Betty Webber
Roy Cooper
Floyd Luttrell
Libby McKee
Dick Gregg
Ed Barnett
Peggy Easter
Margaret Douglas
Jean Pitta
Nancy Funk
Louise Ritenour
Debra LaMaster
Judy Oates
Alva Shenk
Louise Price
Judy Snow
Distributors
Shenandoah Pride
Nancy Moore
Frances Taylor
Jean Blankenship
Price
Garage
Earl's Exxon
Joan Westfall
Shirley Jackson
Tricia Stine
Nancy Tinsman
Pat Lee
Jack Zimmerman
Bob Horoszewski
Alexandria
Scott Showalter
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Dickie Catlett
Catlett
Winchesterians
Roy Smelser
Lonnie Moore
Gilbert Taylor
Mike Moore
Bryan McFarland
Mickie Manuel
Vista Eskridge
Marlene Martin
Patsy Wolford
Julie Snyder
Iva Longerbeam
Bonnie Anderson
Judy Clark
Joyce Boden
Frances Hartley
Marie Larrick
Punky Boyce
Louise Armstrong
Valley Mortgage Co
Frank
Exxon
Mary Ann Lamp
Paul Bromley
Continental Homes
Philip McKee
Jimmy Shanholtz
Glen Luttrell
Ervin Cleveland
Theresa Lages
Snow Forces Shenandoah Downs Racing Cancellation
Snow blanketed the Charles Town area leading to the cancellation of racing at Shenandoah Downs for a fourth straight night. The 10 race card was scrapped after track officials halted events at 8:30 a.m and racing may resume Saturday with a 13 race program at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W.va
Shenandoah Downs
Remarkable 4 over 400 sets by Helen Linaburg in 41st year
In Health Center Lanes duckpin action, Helen Linaburg becomes first woman in 41 years to bowl four 400+ sets in a week, pacing a night of high scores across leagues. Jean Pitta and Marie Larrick headline individual totals, with Bigman Restaurant and Delmar Bayliss Realty among top teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Pitta
Bigman Restaurant
Bigman's
Nancy Funk
Marie Longerbeam
Delmar Bayliss Realty
Barbara Funk
Irma Whitmire
LaMar Sloan Ford
Helen Linaburg
Helen Buncutter
Mickie Manuel
Louise McClaughery
Nancy Moore
Middleburg
Paul Hinson
Tommy Suddith
Frye
Glen Luttrell
Ricky Renner
Jimmy Shanholtz
Lonnie Moore
Willie Slonaker
Ed Clevenger
Joe Cooper
Lawrence Pope
Eugene Funkhouser
Wally Dill
Paul Bromley
Jack Lockhart
Louis Renner
Mac Hyde
Greg Hockin
Rick Simpson
Shirley Kenney
Health Center Lanes
Theresa Lages
Cindy Chapman
Marlene Martin
Marie Shanholtzer
Ruth Taylor
Jack Jones
Harold Buckner
Jack DuVall
Shorty Luttrell
Larry Clark
Ivan Jackson
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Andretti
Mario Andretti
United States
Lotus
Buenos Aires
Potsdam
Ottawa
St. Thomas Aquinas
Nyack
Albany St
Alabama
A&m
Augusta
Armstrong
Osbourn
Handley McLean
Woodbridge
Loudoun County
Park View
Hedgesville
Broad Run
Gar Field
Loudoun Valley
Spotsylvania
James Wood
Shenandoah
Gallaudet
Marshall
George Mason
Baltimore
Virginia
N.C. State
Unc-Asheville
Appalachian
Davidson
Ut-Chattanooga
Furman
New Orleans
VMI
Western Carolina
Clemson
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Duke
Penn State
George Washington
South Carolina
Air Force
Maryland
Navy
St. Francis Pa
Richmond
William & Mary
Canisius
Virginia Tech
Rider
West Virginia
James Madison
Utah State
VCU
Georgia State
Virginia State
Norfolk State
Elizabeth City
Bridgewater
Radford
Eastern Mennonite
Emory & Henry
Randolph Macon
UMBC
Castleton State
Roanoke
Hampden-Sydney
Liberty Baptist
Morgan State
Howard
Transactions Basketball
National Basketball Association
Kansas City Kings
Glenn Hansen
Milwaukee Bucks
Jim Eakins
Rich Laurel
Southern
Florida
Maine
Louisiana
Ind-Purdue
Towson St
Wayne St
Western
Southwest Arkansas
Rice
Ark-Monticello
Arkansas
Cal
Ark Tech
Cal Ozarks
Hardin-Simmons
Arkansas St
Texas
Edward's
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Far
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Pacific
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Washington
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Athletes In Action
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Phila
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Commonwealth District
Sims
Lond
Val
Bentley
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Huffman
Williams
High School
L.A
Hame
Staff
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Purdham
K. Cox
Dtrt
Vin
Commonwealth District Wash
Hildebrand
Kaczmarek
Trato
K_ Newman
Greening
Fauquier
King
Stonewall Jackson
Osbourn Park
NY Isle
Atlata
Nyrng
Robbins
Chego
M. Thomas, Loud. Co
Vanevr
Colo
Fletcher
War. Co
L Louis
Donion
Os RI
T Carter
Minn McCarty
Brown
Los Angeles
Osbourn Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Smith
Ee Fitzpatrick
St. Louis
A. Thomas
Loud
Vai
C.1. Brumback and Sons, Inc
Cameron Street
CODE & _. JOHNSON Inc
Amherst Street
P.O
Dang End
Marty @ Stevens
Gastimore
Tol Othe
Shenandoam Downs Craries
Strasburg
Loudoun Street
Monthru
Timberline Wood Stove Company
N. Loudoun St. Mall
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