College Results From The Associated Press Summary
The list shows scores from various college games with Douglas Freeman 58 over John Marshall 56 and Lane 56 defeating Hermitage 48. Other notable results include Highland Spys 67 over J.R. Tucker 61 and Thomas Jefferson 67 over Prince George 67 in a tied contest.
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John Mar
National League pennant winners rose from sixth in prior year
The 1965 and 1961 NL pennant winners achieved dramatic turnarounds after finishing sixth the season before. This note highlights their ascent and contrasts their prior placement with eventual championship success.
Bowling League Standings Shuffle After Midweek Matches
Ten Pin Lazy Four shares first with Fireballs after tied results as Flappers, Mermaids, and Coffee Mill Restaurant performance mix shifts. Individual standout scores include Dot Dick 178 and Mae Brown 472. Tony Szymanski 605 series. Dick Bedell 525. Betty results show multiple 500s across teams.
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Lazy Four
Houseves
Flappers
Dot Dick
Mae Brown
Jean Cussen
Mosby Bowls Miller in Narrow 44 42 Loss
Mosby Academy faded late and edged Miller School 44 42 in Charlottesville. WHITMORE led Millers with 12 points while Joe Will top scored for Mosby with 10 as Donnie Ruffner added eight. Mosby outscored 30 26 but sank fewer free throws, 18 of 30 to 12 of 23.
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Mosby Academy
Miller School
Rangers
Whitmore
Red Devils
Joe Will
Mosby
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State Scholastic Scores Quick Roundup
Amherst 85 Natural Bridge 54. James River 43. Ft. Defiance 73 Riverheads 62. Alleghany 40 Clifton Forge 62. VSDB 38 Boonsboro 47. Millboro 26 Fries 77. Ashe Central 78 Independence 60. Chilhowie 90 Holston 36. Abingdon 48 Patrick Henry Glade Spring 39. Patrick Henry Northfork-Elkhorn 61 Pocahontas 51. Hurley 71 Cleveland 59. Castlewood 79 St. Paul 58. Honaker 101 Garden 71. Auburn 107 Rocky Gap 73. Turner Ashby 52 Montevideo 47. Elkton 61 Stonewall 11. Warren County 64 Broadway 51. Carter Woodson 87 Union 49. Southside Blairs 75 Albert Harris 63. Northside Gretna 63. Riverview 69 Wyatt 49. Central Wood Stock 64 Luray 53. Turner Ashby 52 Montevideo 47. Rappahannock County 40 Elkton 61. Broadway 51 Carter Woodson 87. Union 49. Giles 75 Hillsville 52. Norton 83 Haysi 59. Floyd 29. George Mason 49 Handley 48. James Wood 68 Clarke Cty 52. Greenbrier 75 Buens Vista 56. Harrisonburg 59 Northampton 75 Snow Hill Md. 33. Cape Charles 44.
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Giles
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Fauquier
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Loudoun County
George Mason
Handley
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Clarke Cty
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Albemarle
Harrisonburg
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Mustangs Move Into 1st Place
George Mason’s Bill Fraley hit a late hook shot to beat Handley 49 48 as the Mustangs moved to 7 0 in NW League play. Gerry Byrd led Mason with 17 points and 16 rebounds while Handley’s Chuck Spaid was held to five points.
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Chuck Spaid
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George Mason
Lewis Turner
Clark Dixon
Mike Thompson
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Dave Strance
Whiz Kids
Jane Riley
Connie Schneider
Jean Martin
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Liz Butts
Dee Allen
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Woodchucks
Eileen Shockey
Funesters
Molly Ewing
Dot Morris
Chance
Etts
Dee Leighton
Alley Cats
Wahl Flowers
Jane Craig
Esether Mitchell
Conenie Martin
Jay Birds
Gutter Strutters
Ruth Dixon
Clara Orndoff
Chickie Brown
Ww. H. Emmatt & Son
Banedits
Kenny Wisecarver
Hugo Ackenbam
Bob Peake
Bandits
Falls Church
Mason
Hilltoppers
Bobby Mason
Byrd
Ivan Stubbs
Fraley
Maddex
Handley Jayvees
Shep Campbell
Spaid Strance
Stubbs Lee
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Area Scores Roundup of High School and Local Games
A dense list of area high school and local team scores across multiple matchups. Notable results include James Wood 68 over Clarke County 52 and Potomac State 98 over Shenandoah 89, plus Petersburg 64 over Franklin 53 and Wardensville 84 over West Virginia Deaf 37.
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