Colonels on Winning Streak Face Fauquier and Herndon
James Wood Colonels ride a three game win streak as Fauquier visits Frederick Junior High for a league clash. Friday they travel to Herndon for a top three showdown with the Hornets after Herndon edged Hamas 56-54 in Frederick. James Wood sits 4-3 in league, 5-3 overall. Herndon 5-2 in league, 5-2 overall. Fauquier 1-6 in league.
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James Wood
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Frederick
Woodmen
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Hamas
Wood
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Clarke County
Wildcats at Strasburg Renew Rivalry in Striking District Showdown
In Strasburg the Rams host Warren County as district leaders battle for first place. Warren County aims to tie Luray for top, while Strasburg seeks to upset the Wildcats who sit 8-2 in league play and 8-3 overall, with Strasburg at 1-8 in district play and 2-8 overall.
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Warren County
Warren
Luray
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Cats
Stine Places Third in Navy Frosh Meet
Barney Stine, ex-Handley High standout now at the University of Maryland, finished third in a Navy Frosh meet. The 5-8 runner led the 600-yard race before an inside-track collision near the turn. Maryland fans praised his performance as impressive as he competes on a four-year track scholarship for the Terrapins.
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Handley High
University of Maryland
Navy Frosh
James Davis
Maryland
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Rams on the Move Face Mt. St. Marys at Home
Shepherd College Rams sit at 7-8 after a slow start and emerge as a dark horse in the Mason-Dixon Conference. They host nationally ranked Mt. St. Marys on February 8 in a test of their depth and resolve.
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Shepherdstown
Mt. St. Mary’s
Shep Boys
Western Maryland
Pennel Breaks Vault Record at Los Angeles Invite
John Pendel set a world indoor pole vault record at 16 feet 9 1/4 inches amid the Los Angeles Invitational crowd of 13,419. Grelle upset Kip Keino in the mile with 4:00.9 as Walker and Greene matched world marks in the 60 yard dash and triple jump, respectively.
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Los Angeles
John Pendel
New York
Madison Square Garden
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Kenya
Jim Grelle
Art Walker
Charlie Greene
Pentti Nikula
Finland
Grelle
Portland
Ore
Keino
John Lawson
Kansas
Gaston Roelants
Belgium
Lawson
Roelants
Walker
Morehead State
Kentucky
Army
Michael Sauer
Germany
Greene
Nebraska
Ford and Chrysler Matched at Rockingham 1965
At Rockingham North Carolina Motor Speedway seven Ford sponsored cars and four Chrysler backed entries started the inaugural American 500 stock car race. Wrecks and mechanical trouble sidelined four entries from each maker leaving three trouble free Fords to take first second. The two Detroit giants appear evenly matched heading to the Peach Blossom 500 on March 13.
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College Results From AP Across Regions
The Associated Press reports college basketball results with multiple teams across the East Midwest South Southwest and West. Notable scores include Saint Josephs 79 over Penn 69 Army 97 over Colgate 60 Temple 76 over Manhattan 66 and Navy 99 over Frank and Marshall 74 among others.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
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Dayton
Western Ky
Drake
Wichita
Ohla
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Creighton
Ohio
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Junior High to College
Daily lineup features JR high games at Capon Bridge and W.Va. Deaf Fredericks Jr. High, high school clashes across Martinsburg Loudoun schools, plus college wrestling Shenandoah at Allegany. Notable matchups include James Wood vs Fauquier and Martinsburg vs Allegany.
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Loudoun County
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Warren County
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Shippensburg
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Berkeley Springs
Clarke County
Handley Lee
Staunton
Charles Town
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Alderson-Broaddus
Fort Hill
Culpeper
Johnson-Williams
Shenandoah
J.C. Wrestling
Shepherd College Romps Salem 98 83 on Home Night
Shepherd College Rams defeated Salem 98 to 83 at home to sharpen a hot streak. Gary Phalen led with 34 points, Allen Baker added 30, Wayne Harris 16 as Shepherd built a 51-33 halftime lead and improved to 7-8 on the season. They next host Shippensburg then travel to Fairmont.
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Duke NC State Headline Stirs ACC Weekend Schedule
Duke, ranked No. 1 at 14 1, hosts NC State in a pivotal ACC showdown as Bubas warns of a tough stretch. NC State visits Tennessee first, with Maryland at Clemson and Virginia at South Carolina also on Saturday’s slate amid a tight conference race.
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South Carolina
Mountaineers Use Two-Platoon System In Seek For Top Slot
WVU coach Bucky Waters pushes a two platoon approach to disrupt opponents tempo as West Virginia eyes the lead in the Southern Conference. The Mountaineers rely on a pressure defense and mix of guards for a tempo shift while aiming to overhaul Davidson and prep for a nine game week. Virginia Tech beat Clemson 90-87 and Norfolk State won 116-133 in two overtimes.
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Massengale Wins Crosby Open Narrowly Over Palmer
Massengale defeated Arnold Palmer by one stroke at Pebble Beach in the Crosby Open, finishing 70-283 as Palmer shot 71 final round. Lema, Massengale and Palmer led a threesome with major players, while Geiberger and Martindale tied for third.
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