Coffman nets 59 as Corning Glass wins City League clash
Ben Coffman scored 59 points to lift Corning Glass to a 94 85 victory over Zuckerman s in the City League. Buckley Lages added 23 points and 13 free throws as Workingman s Store edged Buckley Lages 77 76 in the twin bill.
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Tri-State College Conference Update
The Tri State College Conference issues an up to date bulletin detailing standings and schedule changes. Coaches and athletic directors monitor shifts in matchups, player rosters, and upcoming games across member institutions.
Duckpin Bowling Leagues Open With Narrow Upset Victories
Duckpin action opened with Galladay Building Supply edging Blue Sunoco 2-1 at Health Center Lanes as teams posted low to mid 500s in games. June Tusing led winners with a 378 series and two 135s while Blue Sunoco’s Maxine Patton and Helen Richards paced their squad with 139 and 121 games respectively.
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Nancy DeSchon
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Town & Country Beauty’ Salon
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Betty Webber
Patty DuVall
Betty Carper
Phillips
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Area Schedule Highlights Friday and Saturday Games
Area teams face a slate of Friday contests including Valley at Handley Loudoun Co at James Wood Elkton at Strasburg Page at Warren Montevideo at Central Turner Ashby at Stonewall Fauquier at Herndon Williams at Wardensville Martinsburg at Frederick Williamsport at Hedgesville Clarke Co at Broadway Mosby at Manassas Lexington at Harrisonburg and Saturday features Handley at Albemarle Hagerstown J C at Shenandoah Valley at James Wood Harrisonburg at Davis and Elkins at Shepherd Nokesville at Loudoun County Waynesboro at Riverheads GW Danville at Lee of Staunton.
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College Results From The Associated Press Summary
East Island 87 Northeastern 77 Amherst 65 Middlebury 61 Vermont 89 Norwich 77 South Florida State 72 Tech 65 Midwest Kansas State 71 Kansas 63 Dayton 96 Chattanooga 80 Swansville 81 Titans 80 Angels capitalize two pinch hit home runs this year Fregosi May 6 beat Minnesota Satriano Sept 16 beat Yankees
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Valley at Handley Nets NW League Friday Schedule Clash
Valley travels to Handley for a Friday NW League game as standings and race implications loom. Local prep squads eye key showdown with potential shifts in the standings.
Valley at James Wood and Handley at Albemarle Wrestling Night Results
Saturday schedule lists Valley at James Wood with wrestling at 6 15 p m and Handley at Albemarle. Last night Osbourn defeated Fauquier 43 to 34.
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K State Tops Kansas in Big Eight Rivalry
Kansas State defeats Kansas 71 63 as Roy Smith 25 points and Walt Wesley 30 lead the Wildcats at Manhattan. A crowd of 12 000 watched as K State shifts to man to man defense to pull away late in the first half. Florida State also won at home over Georgia Tech 72 65.
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Celtics Extend Streak With 131 105 Victory over Bullets
The Boston Celtics won their 15th straight, overpowering Baltimore 131-105 with a 40 point surge late. Oscar Robertson was limited to 11 as Detroit and the Lakers won elsewhere in the NBA.
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Loudoun County Quints Here This Weekend
Loudoun County basketball teams travel to Winchester for three Valley and Loudoun County High games. Handley hosts Valley. James Wood hosts LOUDOUN COUNTY. Shenandoah College debuts at Clarke County High against Hagerstown JC. Jv games start at 5 pm with varsity at 8 pm. Wood favored in final contests.
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Weekend district scores mix in tight finishes around the state
The Gobblers beat Page County at home 61 to 68 while a pivotal District 10 Central clash had Cats fall 64 56. Turners Ashby 63 Fauquier 50, Wardensville 60 Johnson Williams 73. Douglas 58 Lucy Simms 53. Martinsburg 68 Frederick 64. Mosby 70 Manassas 45. Albemarle 62 Handley 56 Shenandoah J C 81 Hagerstown J C 70. Berryville debut win James Wood 72 Valley 60. Lower totals note 14 correct 3 wrong last week 86 21.
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Bell Clothes At Warrenton In March of Dimes Tilt
Bell Clothes returns to the hardwoods after a layoff tonight at Warrenton for the March of Dimes Tournament. The Clothiers, 3-0, face the Northern Virginia Basketball League All-Stars in a charity game with players paying their own way. They debut Sunday at the Winchester Armory against the Upperville All-Stars from Fauquier County. a game with Phi Delta Theta was postponed by weather.
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NCAA Regionals Set For Md March 12 13
Oregon State Texas Tech Western Kentucky and Pennsylvania named as first round hosts. Winners advance to regionals March 12 13 at Maryland Kentucky Kansas State and Brigham Young. Regional champions meet in Portland Oregon March 19 20 for the title.
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