Judges Nip Bulldogs In Overtime Thriller
Handley defeats Martinsburg 74 72 in overtime after trailing by 12 in the fourth period. Mike Thompson went 10 for 10 at the line and led Handley with 14 points, as the Judges snap a 1952 losing drought to sweep the Bulldogs and improve to 81 on the season.
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Handley
Martinsburg High School
Spaid
Handl
Martinsboro
Lee
Strance
Thompson
Eddie Lee
Junior Smalle Wood
Bulldogs
Mike Thompson
Junior Smallwood
Dave Strance
Chuck Spaid
Ben Dick
Handley F
See
Dixon Strance
Staples
Dick Totals
Martinsburg
Points race heats up in Virginia Group I-A scoring chase
John McGee of Spotsylvania and Donnie Dedrick of Staunton lead a tight Group I-A race with 287 and 284 points in 10 games. Fox of Herndon eyes 1 000 career points in Group I-B as Lonnie Cole tops Group II with 32.5 average, while other district scorers trail across Battlefield, Valley, and Northwest regions.
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Richmond
John McGee
Spotsylvania
Donnie Dedrick
E. R. Lee
McGee
Dedrick
Battlefield
Chuck Mason
Orange
Arnie Barg
Gar Field
Jim Gillespie
Woodbridge
Valley
Jim McClung
Covington
Blue Ridge
L. J. Kilby
Bassett
Piedmont
Roger Gardner
Norton
Lonesome
Pine
Carl Fox
Herndon
Northwestern
Charles Jackson
Pulaski
New River
Fox
Lonnie Cole
Whitewood
Jim Giuseppe
William Monroe
Ed DuPriest
Victoria
Joe Manson
Blackstone
Wayne Cook
Buckingham
Joe Glancy
King George
David Smith
Lowell Reed
Auburn
Joe Loveday
Calvin Cowles
C, T. Smith
East Carolina at Tech Tonight
East Carolina travels to Virginia Tech for a conference clash as Tech dominates at home while ECU struggles on the road. The Pirates sit at 7-9 overall, Tech at 11-2, with recent miscues including a noncounting exhibition loss for Tech and a 87-85 ECU win over VMI.
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Associated Press
East Carolina
Virginia Tech
Techmen
Tech
Pirates
Virginia Military
Phillips 66
Oilers
Betty Funkhouser 168 Is a Duckpin Highlight at Health Center Lanes
Betty Funkhouser led Willow Lawn Market with a 168 game and a 392 series in the Ladies Commercial League as Health Center Lanes hosted Sunoco. The night featured strong scores from Phillips 66 and other teams with lane action across multiple matches and individual tallies.
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Betty Funkhouser
Willow Lawn Market
Sunoco
Health Center
Betty
Vista Eskridge
Sybil Baker
Doug Swimley
Louise Lewis
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Nellie Waugh
Bonnie Easter
Warren Mason
Conention
Phillips
Galladay
Health Center Ladies Commercial League
St Johns Upset St Josephs 82 72 In NIT Impetus
St Johns Redmen defeated St Josephs Hawks 82 to 72 at Alumni Hall to extend their home win streak to 13 and push their overall to 10-3. Bradley fell to Cincinnati 85-69 as Louisville beat Dayton 94-77 and Georgia Tech edged Georgia 89-56.
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Associated Press
St. John’s University
Redmen
New York
St. Joseph’s Hawks
Philadelphia
Bradley
Braves
Cincinnati Bearcats
Louisville
Dayton
Detroit
Villanova
Los Angeles Loyola
Notre Dame
Alumni Hall
St. John’s
Northside Lanes takes sole lead with four points in Queen Pin League
Northside Lanes Foreign Car Sales & Service won all four points from Buckley-Lages to lead the Queen Pin League as Barbara Boswell posted 207-526 and Jean Martin a 144 game while Nancy Campbell had a 410 series for the losers. Shenandoah Downs split 2-2 with Funkhouser Texaco to drop to second as Dot Clark led Shenandoah with 193-534 and Mary Miller 191-529 for Funkhouser. Ann Drummond led National Fruit 159-403 in a 2-2 draw with Valley Photo Center, while Betty McKee produced 170 and 498 for Valley Photo. Lil lian Brooks guided Peoples Cleaners to a 3-1 win over C & P Telephone Co. with 182-504. Eda Lazzera was top for the losers at 158-422. S & H White Castle swept a forfeit as Jean Smallwood led with 182-487. In the 10 O Clock League Wee Five won 3-1 over Robert & Dan. Taylor Finley 194-494 and Laurie Sirbaugh 180 with Chip Smallwood 510 for the losers. Falcons dropped to a tie for second after losing 3 of 4 to Cather's Farm Market. Charles Brewer 187 and Elwood Patterson led the tie move.
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Foreign Car Sales & Service
Buckley-Lages
Barbara Boswell
Jean Martin
Nancy Campbell
Ann Drummond
National Fruit
Valley Photo Center
Betty McKee
Valley Photo
Lillian Brooks
Peoples Cleaners
C & P Telephone Co
Eda Lazzera
S & H White Castle
Jean Smallwood
Wee Five
Robert & Dan
Taylor Finley
Laurie Sirbaugh
Chip Smallwood
Ten Pin Compete: Diverse League Scores Highlight Night
Local bowling action features multiple leagues with high games and series. Notable performances include Jim Turner leading Falcons with 168 and 474, Joe Cartwright and Lloyd Martin anchoring International Loafers, and Chickie Brown posting 188-509 for the winners in Country Club action.
NBA Results and Schedule From Wednesday to Friday
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results Philadelphia 110 over Detroit 93 and Boston 129 over Baltimore 89. Upcoming games include Los Angeles at Baltimore and St. Louis at Detroit with Cincinnati at Boston and New York at Philadelphia on Friday.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
San Francisco
North Dakota Climbs To Second In Small College Poll
The North Dakota Sioux move to second in the Associated Press small college basketball poll with 88 points and four first place votes. They host Parsons of Iowa tonight seeking their 22nd straight home win after beating South Dakota and Morningside last week to reach 14-2.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Evansville
The
Aces
St. Joseph’s
Indiana
Gramebling
Arkansas Am&n
Tigers
Jackson State
Wiley
Williams Expected To Win Hall Of Fame
Ted Williams, slugging great and longtime Boston Red Sox star, is expected to be named to baseballs Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. BBWAA vote results were to be announced at a morning news conference in Boston.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Williams
Aston Red Sox
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Red Sox
Hy Hurwitz
BBWAA
Morris Upsets Carter in Pittsburgh Middleweight Bout
Unranked Johnny Morris of Pittsburgh scored a 10 round split decision over Rubin Carter in the Civic Arena. Morris’s victory, by 47-45 on one card and 48-45 on another, advances his record to 26-9 while Carter falls to 26-10. Manager Sam Weinberg eyes a top contender next for Morris, potentially facing Archer Fullmer Giardello or similar.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Morris
Rubin
Hurricane
Joey Archer
Don Fullmer
Joey Giardello
Sam Weinberg
Philadelphia
Morris
Weinberg
Carter
Civic Arena
Paddy Grimes
Ernie Sesto
Geoge Luppinacci
Paterson
N.J
Auerbach Ejected Celtics Win in Rout of Bullets
Boston coach Red Auerbach was ejected early as Bill Russell filled in and led the Celtics to a 129 89 victory over the Baltimore Bullets. Philadelphia beat Detroit 110 93 in the opener, extending Boston's division lead and setting a Friday showdown at Boston Garden.
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Boston
Bill Russell
Red Auerbach
Russell
Auerbach
Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Boston Garden
Bullets
Hockey Results From Wednesday
Toronto defeated New York 6 to 2 in a Wednesday hockey game. Montreal played Detroit, and Chicago faced Boston with no other games scheduled.
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HHS
Larry Hughes
Star Sports
Albemarle
Jam
Smallwood
Marty Brenner
Brenner
Hansbrough & Carter, Inc
B. Boscawen
Jines
Handeley
MHS
Dogs
George Mason
Falls Church
Feltner
Lehman
Giles Brenner
Rodgers
Evening Starports
Staunton
E. Carolina At Tech
Duck LL Pin
Hymee A
Helen MaeDonald
Dorothy Brown
Peggy Crisman
Betty Carper
Dorothy Burke
Ann Snapp
LaRue Sunderelm
Frances Crisman
Luccille Smith
Hazel Petry
Montgomery Ward
Juanita Schradeer
Sandra Arion
Green Chemical Co
Denny’s
Betty Webber Duck
Peggy Easter
Liz White
Bertha Muse
Wanda Schuller
Sof
Aden Advertising
Virginia Vance
Ruby Wingfield
Frances Dodson
Loma McIntyre
Aggie McCall
Aden
Cookie Lofton
Town & Country
J & L Lines
Betty Tarpy
Marie Franklin
Sally Patton
Maxine Miller
Garnett McCarty
J &L Lines
Red Devils
Hess Auto Sales
John Kendall
Brent Bowman
Hess Auto
Harry Mason
Pete Whitlock
Ronnie Boyd
Porky Anderson
Angar Farm
Bill Kump
James Sawyer
Forrest Ratlief
Stuart ‘Perry
Jimmy Dix
Roger Swartz
Rosenberger Sheet Metal
Brothers Five
Charles Luttrell
John Pierce
James Pierce
Bobby Pierce
James Wood
Leasgue
Deri del
WINC
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
A. C. Slonaker
O’sullivan
Don Bayliss
Alley Breakers
Clearbrook Woolen
Coca Cola
Karen Jennings
Sharon Armel
Estella Longs
Sandy Brooks
Juanita Long
Terry Nichol‘som
Judy Poole
Linda Spicer
Mary Travers
Susan Justice
Becky Nesselrodt
Pam Sirbaugh
Sandy Gunter
Linda MacMillan
Barbara Buckman
Crider & Shockey
Winchester
Jesse Giles
Handley-Martinsburg
Jack Ramsay
St. John
St. Joseph
Hawks
Mike Rolf
Don Rolfes
John Howard
Bearcats
Tulsa
Fred Holden
Joe Leidtke
Don May
Umphs
Harvard
Dartmouth
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Cornell
Tennessee Tech
MIT
Southern Illinois
Colgate
Chattanooga
New Hampshire
Southern Ilinois
Northside
Shenandoah Downs
Funkhouser Texaco
Dot Clark
Mary Miller
Funkhous
Falcons
Cather
Charles Brewer
Elwood Patterson
Jim Turner
International Loafers
Joe Cartwright
Lloyd Martin
John Lynn
Loafers
Hart Hewitt
Cats
Not Yets
Chickie Brown
Helen Edwards
Shirley McIntire
H Full
Kilts
Gladys Kern
Nellie Huntsberry
Connie Martin
Norma Hockman
Fun
Barbara Tubbinsing
Mary Bryarly
Tide Custer
Kardy Largent
Flips
Patsies
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Lyn Austin
Grace Boettner
Mighty Four
Julie Benham
Ginny Heironimus
Mary Crisman
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Cent. State
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Casey Stengel
Walter Judge
Baseball Writers of America
Stengel
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Hall of
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Chuck Leslie
Spencer
White Plains
N.Y
Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mike Bruce
Springfield
Mass
Herschel Jacobs
Ronnie Geoffrion
Mineola
Corpus Christi
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Corpus
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Fir
Hig
Wood Fredeburg
Sfaunt Liams
Salem
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