Handley Hosts Unbeaten Loudoun Valley
Handley hosts unbeaten Loudoun Valley in a Northwestern District clash at 8 p.m. Valley enters 10-0, aiming to extend its streak while Handley seeks resets after three consecutive losses in a battle to stay competitive in the district.
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Keydets Upset The Citadel To Go 3-2 In Conference
Virginia Military's Keydets beat The Citadel 108-101 to move into sole fourth in the Southern Conference. They had won two straight after a 5 game skid, while Citadel fell to 2-3 in league play. Davidson upset by Virginia 58-56 as Dan Bonner hit a late jumper.
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Red) Stickney
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Unbeaten teams clash as Furman rolls over Athletes in Action
Two time defending champion Furman defeated Athletes in Action 92 to 83 in an exhibition. Freshmen Ron Carter and Dave Montgomery led VMI with 28 and 19 points as George Borojevich made the go ahead layup with 3:51 left. Carter added 22 rebounds for Montgomery and 19 for Curt Reppart. Davidson snapped an eight game skid then Bonner hit game winner for Virginia over St Johns. Handley Handley Handley. Valley coach Doug Douglas discussed rebounding and offense as Clarke County, Warren County, James Wood and Fauquier prep for the next games.
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Charles Carey
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Loudoun Valley Holds Off Handley in Narrow Win
Loudoun Valley defeats Handley 71 to 67 as Broad Run routs Clarke County 65 to 54. Stafford edges Osbourn 57 to 56 while Albemarle tops Woodbridge 69 to 58. Central beats Broadway 57 to 44 and Charlottesville wins 74 to 67 over George Wythe. Gar Field defeats Stonewall Jackson 68 to 60 as County 57 tops Loudoun County in a thriller. Last time results show 12 correct and 3 wrong for a .800 pct and overall 99 correct, 29 wrong for .775.
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LaVern
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Steelers Return Home to Stadium-Ringed City Parade
About 120000 fans lined Pittsburgh streets as the Steelers motorcade rolled into the Golden Triangle after arrival from New Orleans. Police reported 30 arrests for disorderly conduct or drunkenness amid confetti and cheers as Art Rooney and Chuck Noll received honors and Franco Harris, MVP with 158 rushing yards, stepped off in a Viking helmet.
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Vikings Aim for Fourth Super Bowl Return
The Minnesota Vikings vow to return for another Super Bowl bid after a 16-6 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Coach Bud Grant remains optimistic as veteran players like Dave Osborn defend the team’s youth and depth, with key assessments of players across offense and defense and draft plans for 1975.
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