Eagles fall to Stonewall Jackson 74 to 46 at Clarke County
Stonewall Jackson built a 32-13 edge in field goals and hit 20 free throws to defeat Clarke County 74-46. Dickie Longerbeam led with 21 points, while Roger Miller and Charles Phillips added eight goals each for Stonewall. Eddie Huff and Wayne Whetzel were ejected for Clarke County as the Eagles battled to a lopsided loss.
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Charles Phillips
Donnie Polk
Cecil Rosen
Eagles
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Richard Huff
Generals
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CCHS
Central
Woodstock
John Mosby Academy
Huff
Wayne Whetzel
Pro Basketball NBA Tuesday Results
Boston defeated Los Angeles 118 to 103 while St. Louis beat Syracuse 115 107 and Chicago won against New York 109 103. The schedule shows Philadelphia Chicago at Boston St Louis at Boston Syracuse at Detroit Cincinnati at Los Angeles. ABL action had New York 129 Pittsburgh 122 and Hawaii 106 Cleveland 100 with no games on Wednesday.
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St. Louis
Syracuse
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Hawaii
Cleveland
College Scores from EAST ST. JOHNS and partners
The Associated Press tally lists college basketball scores including East St. John's 81 over Canisius 68, Virginia Tech 83 over Tennessee 73, Auburn 52 over Georgia Tech 40, Georgia 70 over Southern 58, Tenn Tech 61 over Middle Tenn 58, Loyola Chicago 96 over Loyola New Orleans 73, Wisconsin 102 over N C State 50, Ohio 83 over Muskingum 68, Akron 71 over Kent State 70, Gonzaga 78 over Eastern Washington 70, Nevada 81 over Nevada Southern 69.
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Georgia Tech
Georgia
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Tenn Tech
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Loyola
Douglas Bulldogs overpower Johnson-Williams 71 49 in press driven win
Douglas uses full court press to dominate Berryville Johnson-Williams 71 to 49. Noah Laws scores 26 and Clarence Curry shines in center outside shift with Robert Newman also scoring big as Douglas outshoots 28 to 21 and free throws 15 7. The Bulldogs improve to 5 1 with Waynesboro and Criser games upcoming. JVs win 21 20.
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Berryville
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Clarence Curry
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Robert Newman
Paul Walker
Newman
Berryville Lads
Waynesboro
Criser
Douglas JV
Bell and Kern Stay Unbeaten In City League Showdown
Bell clothes Zuckerman 57 56 in a tight Armory clash as Hickerson sinks a late pair of free throws to seal the win. Earlier Kern Motor crushed Shenandoah College 47 20 as June Simpson hit 12, and Eddie Grim led Bell with 21 points while Zuckerman pressed hard for the larger share of rebounds.
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Shenandoah College
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Clothiers
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Ken Bishop
Grim
Jackie Robinson and Bob Feller Enter Baseball Hall of Fame
Jackie Robinson the first Black player in MLB and Bob Feller the famed fastballer were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown on first eligibility. Robinson drew 124 votes and Feller 150 in the writers’ voting, marking the first time both were inducted on initial eligibility.
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Doubles League full of high scores and upsets across leagues
Funkhouser and Ginn posted a season high 794 in Mens Doubles League with 263 264 267 over Keyton Hudson. Mixettes swept Miller and Anderson as Pearl Ebert and Marilyn Malbon led with 116 108 and 133. Vacuum Cleaners upset Harold's Submarines in three straight.
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Mixettes
Miller & Anderson
Pearl Ebert
Mrs. Malbon
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Margaret Dunn
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Connie Lineburg
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Bill Keyton
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Frank Cooper Bowl
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