Mrs Carner Upsets Lady Pros In Miami Golf Victory
Joanne Gunderson Carner became the first amateur to win a LPGA sponsored event by taking the Burdine's Invitational at Country Club of Miami with a 216 after a final round 70. She defeated Shirley Engelhorn by one stroke as Engelhorn missed a birdie putt on 18. Carol Mann and Judy Rankin tied for third at 212. Pro tour stops next at Winchester May 29-31 for the O'Sullivan Open.
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Miami
Fla
Joanne Gunderson Carner
Carol Mann
Judy
Winchester
Winchester Country Club
Joanne_ Carner
Shirley Engiehorn
Judy Rankin
Pam Barnett
Jane Blalock
Urie Lindstrom
Sandra Spuzich
Kathy Whitworth
Sandra Post
Kathy Cornelius
Jo Ann Pice
Area scores show wide margins across regional matchups
Musselman 77 over Clarke County 57. Loudoun County 79 over Warren County 57. York Pa 109 over Shenandoah 81. Massanutten 68 over RMA 61. Huguenot 42 over Mosby 31. Amherst 60 over Albemarle 52. James Monroe 83 over Orange 63. Culpeper 70 over G Mason 68 in OT. Natural Bridge 82 over Fort DeFiance 60. Holy Cross 88 over Buena Vista 64. Clifton Forge 81 over Brookville 51.
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Musselman
Clarke County
Loudoun Co
Warren Co
York
Shenandoah
Massanutten
RMA
Huguenot
Mosby
Amherst
Albemarle
James Monroe
Orange
Culpeper
Mason
Fort Defiance
Holy Cross
Buena Vista
Clifton Forge
Brookville
Three Olympic Striders Enter Boston Indoor Track Meet
Three U.S. Olympic team members representing the Southern California Striders were entered for the 80th Boston A A Indoor Track Games at Boston Garden on February 1. Geoffrey Vanderstock will run the BAA Invitational 400 yard event and Ron Whitney the Hollis 600. Bob Day is listed for the two mile run. Rookie Stan Bahnsen of the New York Yankees pitched 267 innings last season and posted a 17 12 record.
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Boston AP
U.S
Boston A.A
Boston Garden
Geoffrey Vanderstock
Ron Whitney
Bob Day
Stan Bahnsen
New York Yankees
High School Basketball Scores and Standings
Tuesday action featured James Wood 73 over Clarke County 56 and Handley 56 defeating Fauquier 50. Charles Town beat Loudoun Valley 84 to 67. Luray topped Page County 81 to 65. Stonewall fell to Strasburg 52 to 48. Central defeated Rappahannock 71 to 60. Falcons outscored Raps. Bulldogs rebounded from last week as 19 correct, two wrong for the week, 342 correct, 90 wrong, .812 percentage.
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James Wood
Clarke County
Colonels Handley
Fauquier
Charles Town
Loudoun Valley
Vikings
Mighty
Panthers
Luray
Page County
Stonewall
Strasburg
Generals Central
Rappahannock
Falcons
Tar Heels Boldly Lead ACC Despite South Carolina Surge
North Carolina sits 5-0 in the ACC and 13-1 overall, with South Carolina close behind at 4-1 after a six-game win streak. John Roche leads with 22.2 points per game as NC builds inside a new 12,000 seat Caro lina Coliseum and NCAA probation ends.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Frank McGuire
Carpenter
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Gamecocks
Charlotte Coliseum
Graduation
Champs
ACC
McGuire
Philadelphia
Sophs
John Roche
Tom Owens
Bill Walsh
John Ribock
Bob Cremins
Maryland
Carolina Coliseum
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Jacksonville University
York Clobbers Shenandoah 109 81 in Cager rout
York Junior College defeated Shenandoah 109 to 81 in a Saturday game in York Pa. Clark Dixon Eppa Griffith and Terry Corcoran topped York with 16 15 and 15 points while Berger led Shenandoah with 22. York led 56 27 at halftime and coasted thereafter.
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York
York Junior College
Shenco
Essex J. C
Hornets
Clark Dixon
Eppa Griffith
Terry Corcoran
Pennsylvanians
Berger
Shenandoah Croan
Clarke Co
Addleman
Warren Co
Wagner
Myers
Beardoff
Hamns
Roth
Preslak
Haltime
Gibson reaches final in PGA match play
Leland Duke Gibson, 60, of Kansas City Missouri, advanced to the finals of the PGA match play championship in Palm Beach Gardens. He will meet 29 year old Herb Hooper of Richmond Virginia for the title today.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Leland
Duke
Gibson
Kansas City
Herb Hooper
Richmond
Eagles Bow to Musselman in Northwestern League showdown
Warren County High fell 79-66 to Loudoun County in a Northwestern League game after leading 58-57 entering the final period. Bob King and Mike Love scored 24 and 21 for Front Royal, while Anderson and Washington led Loudoun with 14 each. Warren County drops to 1-9 overall and 1-5 in league play. Loudoun improves to 4-1 in league. Warren Jayvee won 36-22 behind Danny Wood’s 15. James Wood loss noted as Musselman beat Clarke County 77-57.
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Leesburg
Warren County High
Loudoun County
Wildcats
Loudoun
Raiders
Warren
Jack Edmondson
Bob King
Mike Love
Anderson
Washington
Warren County
Wardensville
Jayvee
Danny Wood
FT TP King
Nicholson
Pond Love
Hartley Williams
FT Ce iTurner
Bryant
I Brannon
Anderson Bushrod
Fifteen Unbeaten Virginia High Schools Ahead in Race
Richmond AP reports that 15 teams remain undefeated at the season midpoint across groups I A I B II and III. Park View leads with 11 wins overall while Matinsville and James Monroe top I B. private VAAC and Catholic League teams also show strong marks with Norfolk Catholic 16 1 and Holy Cross 17 2.
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Richmond
Frank Cox
Wakefield, Maury
Hampton
Tazewell
Woodrow Wilson
Martinsville
James Monroe
Park View
Suffolk
Carver
Chester
Cleveland
Auburn
King George
Hardin Reynolds
Wakefield
Woodson
Northern Virginia
Midlothian
VAAC
Prince Edward Academy
Holy Cross
Norfolk Catholic
Ireton
Huguenot Routs Mosby to End Six-Game Run
Huguenot Academy defeated Mosby 42 to 31 Saturday night, snapping Mosby’s six game win streak. Rangers led by Kenneth Pugh were without their coach and fell to 6 5 on the year as Craig Osth scored 18, while Barney added 15 for Huguenot. The preliminary game went to Mosby 20 11.
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Mosby
Rangers
The
Kenneth Pugh
Craig Osth
Barney
Mosby Academy FG FT TP
Osth
Beatty
King
Cameron
McCorkle
EGU FT Ae Barney
Washam Burkett Hatcher
Gordon Winfree
Otals
Area sports schedule list Monday to Saturday events
Area schools and teams compete across Monday through Saturday including Winchester LS at Frederick County Jr High and Clarke County at James Wood in middle school, Handley at Fauquier, Loudoun Valley at Charles Town, Luray at Page County, Strasburg at Stonewall Jackson, Rappahannock at Central with Jayvee 6 30, Wednesday Clarke County at Frederick, Friday high school games Handley at Loudoun County Clarke at Loudoun Valley Montevideo at Page County Stonewall Jackson at Luray Brunswick at Mosby Central at Elkton Wardensville at W Va Fauquier at James Wood Rappahannock at Strasburg Broadway at Turner Ashby, wrestling James Wood vs Pulaski at Staunton, Capon Bridge at Romney Capon County Jr High at Handley, Saturday Harrisonburg at Handley Brunswick at Loudoun County Wardensville at Warren, Fishburne at Mosby, prep Tidewater at AMA college Shenandoah at York Pa wrestling Orange at James Wood.
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Luray
Montevideo
Broadway
Turner Ashby
Central
Page Co
Rappahannock
le Strasburg
Stonewall
le Elkton
Clarke County
James Wood
Frederick County Jr. High
Handley
Fauquier
Loudoun Valley
Charles Town
Page County
Strasburg
Stonewall Jackson
Jayvee
Loudoun County
Brunswick
Mosby Central
Elkton
Wardensville
W.va
D &B
Pulaski
Staunton
JR. High
Capon Bridge
Romney
Frederick County
Harrisonburg
Handley Brunswick
Warren County
Fishburne Military Academy
Mosby
Tidewater
AMA
Shenandoah
York
James Wood JR
Clarke Invades Wood Tuesday
Clarke County fell to Wendell Mosby and Musselman 77 to 57 in a non league clash at Wood. Mosby scored 11 field goals and 13 of 17 free throws to pace Applemen to their second win over Berryville this season, while John Cook tallied 20 and Jimmy Chafin 15 for the Eagles.
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Wood
W. VA
Clarke County
Wendell Mosby
Musselman
Eagles
Mosby
Applemen
Berryville Qaint
Joe Weakley
John Cook
Jimmy Chafin
Sconaker Berkey Robinson
Michael Butts
White
Clarke
Frederick County Junior High
J. Cook
Dofflemyer
Jayvee
J. Robinson
Robinson
Coleman J. Chafin
Doug Brown
Shepherds- Deshong Town
Clarke CO
Lewis’musselman
Gabriel Leads West All-Stars In Pro Bowl Victory
Roman Gabriel and Carroll Dale connected for a late 25 yard gain as the West defeated the East 10 to 7 in the NFL Pro Bowl. Don Meredith started for the East, Paul Warfield scored the East’s lone TD, while Merlin Olsen anchored the West line and was named player of the game.
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Dan Berger
Associated Press
LOS Angeles AP
Roman Gabriel
Carroll Dale
Los Angeles Rams
Dale
Gabriel
Green Bay Packers
Donny Anderson
Packers
Bill Brown
Minnesota Vikings
Don Meredith
Dallas
New York
Frar Tarkenton
Tarkenton
Viking
Carl Eller
George Allen
Rams
Ram Merlin Olsen
Olsen
East
Bruce Gossett
Gossett
Meredith
Cleveland
Paul Warfield
San Francisco
Kermit Alexander
Anderson
Allen
Gabe
Brown
St. Louis
Larrry Wilson
Tom Landry
Hawks Top Knicks Behind Hazzard Late Rally
Walt Hazzard sealed a 100-96 Hawks win over New York with a 15 foot jumper with 20 seconds left. Beaty led Atlanta with 21 points while Frazier scored 25 for the Knicks as Detroit, San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles posted separate NBA results.
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Associated Press
Walt Hazzard
New York Knickerbockers
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
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Hawks
New York
Knicks
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
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Phoenix
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Zelmo Beaty
Walt Frazier
Jwe Bing
Eddie Miles
Pistons
Bing
Miles
Bob Boozer
Bulls
Nate Thurmond
Warriors
76Ers
Jeff Mullins
Mullins
Hal Greer
Philly
Rockets
Don Kojis
Gail Goodrich
Suns
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Royals
Mel Counts
Tom van Arsdalé
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N. Braddock St
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Chafin
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