Strayer Bombs Monroe in Homecoming Victory
Strayer Junior College cruised past Monroe College 75 to 46 at Anacostia High in Washington DC. Whalen led Strayer with 20 points on 7 field goals and 6 free throws, while Foreman topped Monroe with 16 points. Monroe returns to road games against Phillips, Smithdeal Massey in the coming days.
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Monroe College
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Bears
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Washington, D. C
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Phillips Business College
Lynchburg
Smithdeal-Massey Business College
Richmond
Hetzel Aims For Third Straight SoCon Scoring Title
Davidson star Fred Hetzel leads the modern SoCon scoring race with a 26.9 PPG average at midseason, totaling 403 points in 15 games. Teammate Dick Snyder sits second at 21.3 PPG as Davidson moves to a 14-1 overall, 6-0 league record. The Wildcats threaten to extend Hetzel’s title run into a third year.
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Associated Press
Davidson
Fred Hetzel
Darrell Floyd
Rod Hundley
Jerry West
Jeff Cohen
Hetzel
Dick Snyder
Fore
Wildcats
Tech
Citadel
West Virginia
George Washington
Ae Longe Davidson
Neuen Lotte
Tesseny City Goeve Seman Postponed
City League basketball games set for Tuesday January 19 are postponed with rescheduled date to be announced later by the league.
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Tesseny City
Geeve Seman
Terry's Secret Triumphs in California Stakes Run
Terrang colt Terry's Secret won three straight California stakes before finishing sixth at Garden State Park in New Jersey. The horse missed the Trial due to fever and raced first time at the venue.
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Terry’s Secret
California
Garden State
New Jersey
James Wood One of Six Unbeaten 1-B Quints
In the Richmond AP roundup, six Group I-B teams remain unbeaten as Washington Lee and Jefferson drop games. Garfields and James Wood lead 8-0, with Pycag and J. R. Tucker at 7-0, listing district standings and undefeated quints across multiple districts.
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Richmond
Washington- Lee
Arlington
Jefferson
Fairfax
Washington-Lee
Arch Fivel
Wakefield
Hammond
Alexandria
Hammond Jayvees
Central
Manchester
Danville
Marion
Northvern—Gw
Hampton
Newport i News
Woodrow Wilson
Maury
Blacksburg
Pulaski
Garfield
Pycag
J. R. Tucker
Battlefield—Gar Field
Blue Ridge
Bassett
Martinsville
Capital
J. R.tucker
Lonesome Pine
Ervinton
Gate City
Wise
Northwestern
Valley
R. E. Lee Fof Staunton
Martinsburg Tops Keyser in Valley Showdown
Martinsburg defeated Keyser 70 to 65 as Tim Lamp scored 21 and Dickie Johnson added 16 for the Bulldogs. Joe Burnside led Keyser with 21 as the Golden Tornado fell to 5-4 on the season. Martinsburg won its third straight game.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Keyser
Bulldogs
Tim Lamp
Dickie Johnson
Joe Burnside
Golden Tornado
Area Cage Scores Across Multiple Maryland and Pennsylvania Courts
Area cage results list scores for Catonsville 87 Shenandoah 73. Strayer 75 Monroe Business College 46. Martinsburg 70 Keyser 65. Ridgeley 74 West Virginia Deaf 57. La Salle Cumberland 55 Bayard 53. Elk Garden 82 Circleville a Southern Fulton 69. Paw Paw Musselman 70 Williamsport 61. Page Jackson 64 Astronauts 59. Chambersburg 82 North Hagerstown 55. Hancock 72 St Maria Goretti 68. Mt Airy 65 Middletown 52. Waynesboro 76 South Hagers Town 69. Frederick 91 Boonesboro 8 Allegany 61. Lonaconing 52 Ft Hill 65 Beall Frostburg 42. Shepherd 118 Salem 106. Charles Town Loudoun County ppd Handley James Wood ppd Valley Warren Co ppd Johnson Williams Douglas ppd.
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Martinsburg
Keyser
Ridgeley
W. Va
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la Salle
Cumberland
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Elk Garden
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Southern Fulton
Paw Pa
Musselman
Williamsport
Page Jackson
Astronauts
Chambersburg
N. Haelgerstown
Hancock
St. Maria Goretti
Mt. Airy
Middletown
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S. Hagerstown
Frederick
Boonesboro
Allegany
Lonaconing
Ft. Hill
Beall
Frostburg
Shepherd
Salem
Charles Town
Loudoun Co
Handley—James Wood
Valley-Warren Co
Johnson-Williams-Douglas
Randolph Macon Hampden Sydney clash could decide Little Eight title
The Virginia Little Eight title race tightens on Feb 9 as Randolph Macon visits Hampden Sydney with RMC 7-1 and HSC 5-1 in league play. RPI trails 4-2 but faces a tougher 12 game schedule while others are out of contention. The Rams impressed Saturday with a strong showing.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Randolph Macon
Hampden
Sydney
RPI
Rams
RMC
HSC
Tennessee Upends Kentucky in 77-68 Upset at Knoxville
Tennessee uses a 1-3-1 zone dubbed by Ray Mears as Iconoclastic Defense to defeat Kentucky 77-68. A. W. Davis scored 24 points as the Vols improved to 10-2 overall and 3-1 in the SEC while Kentucky fell to 6-6.
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Gail Goodrich
Stanford
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Michigan
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Catonsville J.C. Trips Slumping Hornets
Catonsville J.C. defeated Shenandoah 87 to 73 as Shenandoah squandered a late rally after trailing 42 31 at halftime. Foreman led Catonsville with 23 points while Rick Anderson added 24 and Bowers 18 for the losers. Coach Eyre blamed Havana not applicable.
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Kern
Foreman
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Shence
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Anderson
Rick
Doug
If Weidenhan
Mooney
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If Schrauder
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