Shenandoah College trounces Hagerstown J C 134 to 96
Shenandoah College Hornets smashed Hagerstown Junior College 134 to 96 at Clarke County High School. Ronnie Kern scored 31 points in a balanced attack, with five players in double figures. The win lifts Shenandoah to 7 9 on the season and sets up a Tri-State Conference tournament berth.
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State Scholastic Scores Football and Basketball Mixed Results
The Associated Press reports numerous high school scores across Virginia and nearby areas. Teams like Norfolk Academy, Stonewall Jackson, and multiple county schools posted wide results with standout games featuring Norfolk Academy 53 and Christy 66, among others, as districts showcase young talent and close finishes.
James Wood Colonels crush Valley High 49 3 on All Sports Day
James Wood improves to 4 3 overall with a 49 3 win over Valley High as 12 weight classes produce pins and decisions. Kenny Easter forfeit at 95 pounds and Steve Hepner pins at 103. Wood leads the league 2 1 and next faces Fauquier High away.
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Steve Hepner
Robert Skidmore
Ronnie Allanson
Unbeaten 1-B Teams Narrow to Three in State Race
The report notes three Group I-B teams still undefeated: Pulaski and Blacksburg at 12-0 and Gar Field 10-0. In Group I-A, Manchester leads 7-0 with rivals George Wythe and John Marshall upset, Hermitage and Petersburg at 6-2, and Wakefield and GW of Alexandria leading the Northern District. James Blair of Williamsburg is 10-1 in Group II with Pocahontas at 12-0 overall.
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Roanoke
Marion
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Gar Field
Pocahontas
James Blair
Williamsburg
Monroe Loses To Richmond Quint In High Scoring Game
Monroe College battled in the Eastern Business College Athletic League but fell 99 to 69 to Smith deal Massey Business College at the Richmond YMCE. Ronnie Miller scored 25 for Monroe as Smith deal Massey built a 46 25 halftime lead and Monroe heads to a league game versus National Business College Tuesday.
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Monroe
Eastern Business College Athletic League
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Xavier Star Thomas Ailing, Musketeers Lose Scoring Punch
Cincinnati AP report: Steve Thomas, leading collegiate scorer, is out of action for Xavier as Ted Savage of the Columbus Pirates era is noted for stealing 26 bases last season. The piece notes Xavier’s injury impact and references Savage’s past as a former Pirates outfielder.
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VMI Coach Sees Surprising Turnaround For Keydets
VMI coach Gary McPherson believes his 1964 Southern Conference squad can surprise in the second half. The Keydets sit 1-6 in conference play after a rough start but boast battlers in a schedule that could tilt with the return of scoring and rebounding star Joe Kruszewski, out since December 29.
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Associated Press
VMI
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Joe Kruszewski
Centenary
Manager Bill Rigney Suspended Five Games
Los Angeles Angels manager Bill Rigney was ejected this year and suspended for five games after arguing with umpires. The incident drew attention to officiating and penalties in the American League.
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Los Angeles Angels
South Hagerstown Triumphs In Cross Town Showdown
South Hagerstown beat North Hagerstown 64 54 in the local rivalry. Vernon Stoner scored 22 for the Rebels, Clinton Beckett 15, Art Gaines 12. Clyde Miller led North with 18 and Princeton Young added 12. South rose to 10 3, North fell to 7 6.
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College Basketball Results From Across the Nation
St Joseph s Pa 88 Penn 72 Seton Hall tall 6 St Johns N Y 75 St Francis N Y 61 Villanova 72 Detroit 70 Fordham 57 Temple 51 Penn St 59 Pittsburgh 40 Navy 75 Manhattan 70 Tennessee 55 Ga Tech 48 Florida 84 Kentucky 68 Auburn 95 Georgia 65 Miss State 101 Miss 72 Tenn Tech 76 Pan Amer 68 High Point 68 Elon 67 Ga Southern 92 Car Newman 64 Grambling 106 Ala St 87 Midwest Michigan 103 Purdue 84 Notre Dame 113 Toledo 65 Drake 89 Cincinnati 80 Minnesota 97 Ohio State 77 Oklahoma St 55 Nebraska 53 Dayton 83 Louisville 78 DePaul 94 Bowling Green 64 Xavier Ohio 96 Duquesne 90 Northwestern 76 Mich St 75 Tulsa 70 Loyola LA 59 Evansville 117 Ball St 81 Southwest Arizona St 99 Utah St 93 Far West Brigham Young 98 Utah 67 Wyoming 90 Idaho 76 Oregon 74 Wash St 69 Air Force 86 Oklahoma City 74 Idaho State 71 Montana 66.
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Celtics End 16-Game Streak With Win Over Lakers
Boston toppled Los Angeles 117 to 93 as Sam Jones led with 27 points while Elgin Baylor had 30 for the Lakers. The Celtics, seven-time champions, remained on target for 67 victories and extended their win run in a season that already saw a 16-game streak end the prior night.
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Stokes Fights Back After Seven Years in Rehab
Big Mo Stokes, once a rising NBA star, begins a $300000 physical rehab program at Good Samaritan after long hospital stay. Friend and guardian Jack Twyman reports progress slow but steady, with ability to speak improved and posture better though walking and feeding remain difficult.
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Bell Clothes Bear Down On Upperville With Win
Bell Clothes won their fifth straight game at Winchester Armory defeating Upperville All stars 116 to 100. Seven players scored in double figures led by Roscoe Dean with 23 points as a rebounding and scoring force.
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Giants Sign Cepeda Highlight 1965 Baseball Contracts
Orlando Cepeda tops weekend signings for the Giants with a $2,000 raise to about $55,000. Willie Mays remains the NL's highest paid at $105,000. Other signings include Mazeroski, Face, Cline, Cowan, Parsons, Sutherland, Selma, Hinsley, McGraw, Tresh, Stafford, Fregosi, and more across the leagues.
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Eastern and Western NBA Standings and Results Summary
The Associated Press reports standings in both divisions with teams including Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Detroit Chicago San Francisco Toronto Montreal and Baltimore St Louis Montreal and Cincinnati post results across Saturday Sunday and Tuesday games. Key scores include Philadelphia 104 over Boston 100 and Baltimore 114 over St Louis 106 with Cincinnati 124 San Francisco 103.
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