Colts and Cowboys Vie For Super Bowl Title
The Baltimore Colts led by Johnny Unitas face the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl V at the Orange Bowl in Miami. The clash pits Unitas passing against a Doomsday defense and a Cowboys rushing attack led by Duane Thomas and Walt Garrison as both teams chase the Lombardi Trophy and bragging rights for 12 months.
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Garrison
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Shenandoah Nosed Out by Strayer College 91 84
Shenandoah lost a heartbreaker to Strayer College 91 84 after five Hornets fouled out. Ron Thompson opened scoring as Shenandoah led early before struggling with rebounds and turnovers despite improved passing as coach Mike Kolsky corrected some issues.
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Alexandria
Shenandoah
Strayer College
Hornets
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Berkeley Springs Tops Musselman in 74 67 Victory
Berkeley Springs rode a strong second quarter to defeat Musselman 74 to 67. Dick Yost Jock Seibert Harold Spring and Steve Unger led the Indians with 21 16 13 and 11 points while Seibert grabbed 19 rebounds. Gene Linaburg led Musselman with 18 points as the game swung with multiple lead changes before Berkeley Springs pulled away in the second half.
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Musselman
Indians
Dick Yost
Jock Seibert
Harold Spring
Steve Unger
Seibert
J. Seibert
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Unger
Yost
Central Falcons top Page County in late surge
Central used a dominant second half to pull away 63 52 over Page County. Tony Dyer scored 25 and Steve Jackson 22 for the Falcons while Billy Buracker led Page County with 14 points. The teams were tight at halftime 25 23 before Central outscored 38 29 in the final period.
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Price
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Buracker
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Breeden
Peoples
Hammer
Kendall
Ewing
Strayer
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Albemarle Defeats Colonels 48 39 In Court Hoops
Albemarle downed the Colonels 48 to 39 as Davis watches from the sideline. Star Photo by Gary Hetland.
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Albemarle
Colonels
Gary Hetland
Handley
Dave Smith
Luray Bulldogs Extend Winning Streak Over Stonewall Jackson
The Luray Bulldogs defeated Stonewall Jackson 94 to 68 to push their unbeaten run to ten. All five starters scored in double figures led by Bobby Brown with 27 points, Jim Arrington and Bob Payton adding 18 each. Mike Rousseau and Gene Fry contributed 17 and 10 points respectively.
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Stonewall Jackson
Stonewall
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Generals
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Jim Arrington
Bob Payton
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Gene Fry
FT Alger
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Moore Veney
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Davis Barb Myers
Luray F.T
Arrington Rousseau
Payton
Green
George Mason narrowly tops Warren in 55-54 thriller
In a hard fought fall basketball clash Warren County missed from the line and scored just eight free throws. George Mason Mustangs led 33-28 at halftime and held on as Warren rallied to finish 55-54 behind Mike Love 20 and Charlie Pond 15. Mason's Larry Clendenin 16 and Wendell Byrd 14 paced the winners.
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George Mason
Mustangs
Warren County
Wildcats
Warren
Mike Love
Charlie Pond
Bobby North
Larry Clendenin
Wendell Byrd
Gare Lewis Lee
Pond
North
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Monday and Tuesday
High school basketball opens at 6:30 with a Woodbridge at Stafford jayvee game followed by an 8 p.m. slate. College games include North Carolina State at Clemson at 8 p.m. on Monday. Tuesday features Gar Field at Lane and multiple 8 p.m. showdowns including Charles Town at Hedgesville and Eastern Mennonite at Wardensville along with Loudoun Valley at James Monroe Haverford Pa at Randolph-Macon and Davidson at East Carolina.
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Stafford
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Clemson
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Charles Town
Hedgesville
Eastern Mennonite
Wardensville
Loudoun Valley
James Monroe
Haverford
Randolph-Macon
Davidson
East Carolina
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