Osth Bags 34 As Rangers Win Again
Amelia hosts suffered 75 66 defeat as Mosby linked 27 points to pace Amelia Mosby led Rangers with 24 13 first period surge Craig Osth posted 34 points for his season best supported by Cameron King Osth 34 Cameron 18 King 17 and Land topped Amelia with 22 Marshall 16 Holeman unnamed after.
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John Mosby
Rangers
Mosby
Craig Osth
R. Cameron
Byron King
S. Land
C. Marshall
A. Holeman
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Cameron
Marshall
Holeman
King
Goodman
Ll Beatty McCorkle
Eppes
M. Lane Mosby
Central Decisions Page Co. Shuts Down Page County in District 10
Central High defeated Page County 85-73 on the Fal cons' court. Lloyd Spinner led Central with 25 points while Leake 19 Dyer 12 Kaufman 10 and Hepner 7 helped five players in double figures. Page County, led by Painter with 19, drops to 4-5 in district play as Central rises to 6-3.
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Woodstock
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Page County
Falcons
Painter
Barry Royston
Stanley-Priley Price
Hansburgh
Lloyd Spinner
Leake
Dyer
Kaufman
Hepner
Page CO
Say Painter
Royston
B. Price
Stanley
Hansuleigh
Judd Price Campbell Jenkins
Central Gar
Spinner
Locke
Kaufman Hepner
Q Walker
McCarty
Ray
Elks Fall to Rappahannock in 38th Straight Loss
In Washington, Elks of Elkton were defeated 67 to 56 by Rappahannock. The loss leaves the Elks with a 0 victory streak and drops Rappahannock into a tie for sixth place with a 4 and 5 record.
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Elkton Elks
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Wardensville Bombs W C Taylor 115 Wardensville Warriors 45
Wardensville Warriors crushed W C Taylor 115 to 45 as five players reached double figures. Rudy led with 14 baskets and 3 of 5 free throws, followed by Brill 24, Branch 13, Rinard 11, Hulver 10. Harris led in rebounds with 16.
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W.C. Taylor
G Fisher
Brill
le Haley
Walker Braxton
Fitsher
Turner
Grant Addison
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Ruby Westfall
le Jenkins
Bowman Harris
Valley Defeats Warren in Northwestern League Clash
Loudoun Valley beat Warren 76 to 63 after a 28 25 halftime edge disappeared. Steve Owens led Valley with 29 points, followed by Ed Reid and Sam Ball with 12 each. Warren’s Bob King had 23, Nicholson 15, Love 16. Warren drops to 1-4 league, 1-7 overall. Valley to 2-3 league, 3-5 overall and moves toward fifth place. The Wildcats head to Loudoun County High next.
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Purcellville
Warren County
Loudoun Valley Vikings
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Wildcats
Loudoun Valley
Steve Owens
Owens
Ed Reid
Sam Ball
Reid
Ball
Bob King
Dave Nicholson
Mike Love
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Love
Warren
Sie
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Valley
Loudoun County
Loudoun County High
King
Pond
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Jackson
Ackerman
Hetzel Owens
Warner
Smith
Wildcats Renew SC Acquaintance at VMI
Davidson’s fourth ranked Wildcats, 11-1 overall and 3-0 in the Southern Conference, travel to VMI for a televised afternoon game. VMI, 2-9 overall and 1-4 in the league, has upset potential after beating West Virginia, while Davidson has historically struggled to pull away in recent meetings.
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VMI
Associated Press
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Cats
Southern
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Lexington
Villanova
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Virginia Tech
Turner Ashby Rout Stonewall In District Clash
Turner Ashby beat Stonewall 56 to 15 on their home court. Jody Wampler and Ken Eberley each scored 19 for Ashby while Stonewall’s Ron Smoot led with 18 points. Ashby improves to 7-3 in district 10. Stonewall falls to 1-7.
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MT. Jackson
Turner Ashby
Stonewall
Generals
Jody Wampler
Ken Eberley
Jim Reish
Barry Arey
Knights
Ron Smoot
B.C. Moyer
Jim Sperry
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
East Colgate 79 Buffalo 75. Ithaca 69 Rochester 68. South Ala. St. 119 Fla. A&M 102. So. Miss 75 Delta State 74. Far West California 73 Stanford 65. Seattle Pacific 79 British Columbia 77. San Fran 79 Nevada 60. Portland St. 93 Alaska 67. Idaho State 80 Montana 73. Weber St. 71 Montana St. 60.
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British Columbia
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Nevada
Portland St
Alaska
Idaho State
Montana
Weber St
Oakland Athletes lead AL batting at .240 in 1969 season
The Oakland Athletics, once known as the Kansas City Athletics, led the American League in batting with a .240 average last season. They defeated the Minnesota Twins three times and posted a .233 team mark in 1967, ranking seventh in league hitting.
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Boston
Oakland Athletics
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Athletics
Montevideo Hands Luray First Loss in Triestate Battle
Montevideo defeated undefeated Luray 62 to 56 as Bruce Tutt led the Bulldogs with 15 points while Roger Brown and Russel Allen added 13 and 12. Terry Taylor pulled 15 rebounds for Montevideo, and Terry Taylor helped seal the win with solid defense and turnovers plagued Luray.
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Triestate
Luray Bulldogs
Montevideo
Maroons
Terry Tavelor
Ken Swink
Danny Shenk
Swink
Shenk
Bulldogs
Bruce Tutt
Roger Brown
Pro Bowl Time Dominates LA Weekend Clash
The 19th Pro Bowl unfolds Sunday at Memorial Coliseum with East and West squads from the NFL, led by stars like Don Meredith Fran Tarkenton Earl Morrall Roman Gabriel and a deep roster on offense and defense. A potential playoff tiebreaker lurks if needed and CBS airs the 4 p.m. ET matchup with about 50 000 in attendance if weather holds.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Don Meredith
Fran Tarkenton
Earl Morrall
Roman Gabriel
Area Scores Roundup Across Schools and Towns
Local teams report scores from numerous matchups led by James Wood a dominant 863 to 51 over Handley. Other results include Valley 76 over Warren County 63 and Strasburg 40 over Broadway 69. West of the state Hagerstown 58 and Martinsburg 74 highlight regional play.
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Franklin
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Highland
Frederick
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Hagerstown
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Williamsport
Hedgesville
Thomas Johnson
Thomas Carroll
Martinsburg
South Hagerstown
East Is Bowl Favorite With Namath In All Star Game
Sixty six players practiced for the American Football League All Star Game in Jacksonville as East favored by Namath and 10 Jets mates. The game will be played in 60 to 65 degree weather before about 45,000 fans and televised by NBC at 2 p.m. EST. Tom Hadl and Len Dawson will quarterback. Don Maynard, George Sauer Jr., Lance Alworth, Gary Garrison, and Jacque MacKinnon provide receiving depth for the East and West respectively. payout includes 1500 to the winner and 1000 to the loser, with league charities sharing in receipts.
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New York Jets
INBC
Wally Lemm
Houston
Hank Stram
Kansas City
John Hadl
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West
Namath
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Len Dawson
Hadl
Jets
Don Maynard
George Sauer Jr
Stram
Lance Alworth
Gary Garrison
Jacque MacKinnon
Matt Snell
Cincinnati
Paul Robinnon
Oakland
Hewritt Dixon
Denver
Floyd Little
Hoyle Granger
Jim Klick
Miami
New York
Emerson Boozer
East
Jim Tuner
Jan Stenerud
Tuner
Houston Bruins Face Potential Upset In Houston Showdown
Houston meets UCLA as the Bruins chase their 28th straight win after 52,693 watched UCLA topple Houston in the 1968-69 era. Elvin Hayes led Houston previously while Lew Alcindor anchors UCLA prospects tonight amid 10-6 Houston form and coach John Wooden noting Houston’s talent.
Jets to Pick Last In Draft
The New York Jets will pick last in the combined NFL and AFL draft on January 28 29 with the Colts close behind. The draft opens with O J Simpson as likely top selection by the Buffalo Bills. The NFL Rams hold three first round picks in trades, while the Chargers and 49ers also own multiple first round selections after recent trades involving Gary Beban Steve Tensi and Dave Parks.
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Detroit
Rams
Gary Beban
Bill Munson
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Denver
Steve Tensi
49Ers
New Orleans
Dave Parks
Saints
Minnesota
Gary Cuozzo
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