Winchester District Softball Tourneys Set for July and August
The fast pitch district tournament returns to Bodie Grim Field in Winchester on July 22 and 23 with a new lighting system and wall removal. The slow pitch event follows August 12-13 as teams push for roster depth and new entrants like Shenandoah Valley National Bank fielding a club.
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Winchester
Bodie Grim Field
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Jimmy Hackman
Cork St. Christian
Royal Crown
Terry Marshall Corrected in Junior League Scoring Note
A correction notes Terry Marshall rather than Terry Waterman as the 379 mark in the Junior League. The younger Marshall is the son of ex Handley player Terry Marshall who attended the George Mason vs Handley game at Falls Church cheering with fellow Handley star Jack Crenshaw for the Hilltoppers against the Mustangs.
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Terry Marshall
Terry
Waterman
Handley
Falls Church
Jack Crenshaw
Hilltoppers
Mustangs
George Mason Mustangs Top Area High Schools Unbeaten
George Mason remains the only unbeaten area high school at 8-0 after a 49-48 victory last Friday. Williamsport fell to Hedgesville, leaving Mason with sole possession of the top spot. Bell Clothes also unbeat at 2-0, aiming for a 13th straight win over two seasons Sunday at the Armory against Shenandoah County All-Stars.
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George Mason
Mustangs
Williamsport
Hedgesville
Bell Clothes
Clothiers
Armory
Shenandoah County All-Stars
the Clothiers
Northside Lanes keeps lead with 31 to Washington Post win
Northside Lanes TEN Open Hearth tops the Lucky Strike League 31 Washington Post. Jerry Goodman posts a 218 571 series pace as Slayton Cochran and Curtis Braithwaite add 201 games.
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Open Hearth
Washington Post
Jerry Goodman
Slayton Cochran
Curtis Braithwaite
Chip Smallwood
Jim Morton
Marice Smallwood
Allen Kiber
Riley Loy
Earl Sealock
Perry Engineering
Schrafft’s Frozen Foods
Charles Lake
Paul Brandofino
Schrafft
S. Gray & Eddy
Mary Carter Paints
Jess Kiracofe
Carl Lundmark
Gray & Eddy
Mary Carter
Nacie Dorsey
Lange Gordon
Winchester Mobile Homes
George Dofflemyer
George Bishop
Harry Propst
Winchester Billiard Center
Bell
Bob Gladden
Tom West
John Slonaker
Don Holliday
Allen Lancaster
National Fruit
Moose Club
Will Armstrong
Dave S
Bowling standings and results from local leagues
Pin and 580 series by Bob Boyens 584 and Al Felicico 201 highlight the card as Foreign Car Sales holds first after 2 2 split with Peoples Cleaners led by Connie Baker 203 528. Rosa Wilcox 188 466 powers Funkhouser Texaco past C P Telephone Co 3 1 as Valley Photo Center and Wee Five intrigue the top spots in their leagues.
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Bob Boyens
al Felicico
Bill Grubbs
Foreign Car Sales & Service
Peoples Cleaners
Connie Baker
Emily Thomas
Shene+andoah Downs
S & H White Castle
Mae Brown
Wine Nets
Norma Hockman
Rosa Reid
Rosa Wilcox
Funkhouser Texaco
C & P Telephone Co
Eda
Colonels Grapplers Romp at Fauquier Meet
James Wood wrestling team dominated Fauquier 42 to 10 at the Fauquier meet. The Colonels build a seven and zero start, with key pins and decisions, and travel tonight to Berkeley Springs to face the Indians after defeating them 34 13 in the last meeting. The JV squad also won its match.
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James Wood
Fauquier Falcons
Fauquier
Berkeley Springs
Woodmen
Little Falcons
Gentry
Jacobs
Ritchie
Easter
Hepner
Stock
Kerns
Jefferies
Duke Aims for Redemption in NC State Clash Saturday
No. 1 Duke meets NC State in Durham aiming to avenge last March ACC final upset. Duke returns its leading five and added players Joe Kennedy Tim Kolodziej Tony Barone while State adds Jerry Moore for a bid to derail the top-ranked Blue Devils in the ACC showdown.
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Durham
N.C
Duke
North Carolina State University
Blue Devils
State
Larry Worgeley
Joe Kennedy
Tim Kolodziej
Tony Barone
Vic Bubas
Jerry Moore
Jack Marin
Bob Riedy
Cavaliers Face Clemson and South Carolina in South Carolina Trip
Virginia Cavaliers travel to face Clemson and South Carolina after a 70 69 win over North Carolina. Coach Bill Gibson aims to climb from 3 4 ACC and expects a tough two game swing at dominating ACC rivals while relying on guard Jim Connelly and forward Mike Katos.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Cavaliers
Clemson
South Carolina
North Carolina
ACC
Bill Gibson
Gibson
Duke
UNC
Jim Connelly
Buddy Reams
John Schroeder
Jerry Sanders
Mike Katos
Katos
Tarheels
Tigers
Army Edges Rutgers In Close College Basket Duel
Army defeats Rutgers 62 61 in a tight East region game. Temple tops Lafayette 81 65 while St Bonaventure beats Seton Hall 88 to 2. Fordham takes Dartmouth 90 76. Northeast action notes include Tennessee over N C State 65 54 and Centenary over SW Louisiana 93 91. Southwest Houston edges Baylor 92 91 and Idaho pours in 106 to 76 over Redlands.
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East Army
Rutgers
Temple
Lafayette
St. Bonaventure
Seton Hall
Tennessee
N.C. State
Centenary
Louisiana
High Point
Guilford
Midwest
Cincinnati
St. Joseph’s
Ind
Drake
Iowa State
Miami
Ohio
Marshall
Toledo
Kent State
Youngstown
Buffalo St
Evansville
DePauw
Valparaiso
Ball St
Southwest Houston
Baylor
Or Far West
Nevada
Santa Clara
Air Force
Abilene Christian
Idaho
Redlands
Denver
Regis
First half champion Hess Auto Sales edges Ups & Downs in C League
Hess Auto Sales won 2-1 over Ups & Downs at Health Center Lanes as the deciding game was settled by eight pins. Individual scores include Harry Mason 119 107 138 for 364 for Hess and Kenneth Sisler 116 tops Ups & Downs. Open to all for a March of Dimes Handicap on Health Center Lanes this weekend with a three game format and cash prizes.
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Wee Five
Falcons
Taylor Finley
Ralph Anderson
Cather
International Loafers
Ronald Coffman
Vance Orndoff
Bober & Dan
Joe Cartwright
Lloyd Martin
Ralph Lineburg
Hess Auto Sales
Ups & Downs
Health Center
Harry Mason
Kenneth “Sisler
Ronnie Boyd
Angar Farm
Rosenberger Sheet Metal
Porky Anderson
Jimmy Anderson
Charles Luttrell
Philip McKee
Roy Shanholtzer
Roger Swartz
Mickey Copp
Stuart Perry
Virginia Lacrosse Captain Gus Blagden III Dies at 25
Gus Blagden III co captained the University of Virginia lacrosse team in 1963 and died suddenly at 25 from a heart attack. The midfielder, known for conditioning and defense, helped Virginia rank third nationally. autopsy noted an under sized artery linked to his heart.
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Agustus S. Blagden III
University of Virginia
Gus
Gus Blagden
Scott Stadium
Virginia
Hotchkiss
Navy
Army
Hopkins
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Valley Photo Center
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Stuart Perry Inc
Charles Mason Jr
Glenn Luttrell
Brothers Four
Andy ‘Pierce
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John Pierce
James Pierce
Allen Carter
Virginia Lacrosse
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