Colonels Rip Herndon to Claim Northwestern League Lead
James Wood dominated Herndon 79 to 57 to seize first place in the Northwestern League with an 8-1 mark. Four Wood players scored in double figures led by Billy Fletcher with 15 points, while Shifflett pulled a game high 17 rebounds and the Hornets dropped to 1-9 overall.
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James Wood
Colonels
Herndon
Frederick County Junior High
Handley
Billy Fletcher
Shifflett
Wood
Sampson
Hornets
Speedy
Dickie Bowers
Bowers
Tom Parnham
Woodmen
Jerry Hannas
Ray Rolley
Fletcher
Sampson O'Neal
Clevenger
Boyles Garber
Foreman
Combs
Hamas
Newcome
McHale
Edwards Dailey
Snapp
Hanover to head Harness Tracks of America meeting in San Juan
Bret Hanover, three time Harness Horse of the Year, leads a list of 16 headline trotters and pacers honored at the 13th annual Harness Tracks of America session opening in San Juan Puerto Rico. About 150 representatives from 38 racing associations attend the four day event beginning Sunday.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bret Hanover
Harness Tracks of America
Strasburg Boys Fall To Turner Ashby 88 66 In Crusade
John Wymer top scores with 26 but Strasburg Rams drop as Turner Ashby trotted to 88 66 win. Roy Keller leads TA with 20 points while four Black Knights reach double digits. Rams suffer from flu sidelining Ray Ausberry and Phil Fauber.
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Strasburg
John Wymer
Turner Ashby
Rams
Ashby
Dayton
Black Knights
Roy Keller
Dave Miller
Larry Erbaugh
Larry Smith
Ed Ausberry
Wymer
Ted Long
Keller
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Kehoe
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Ausberry
R. McDonald
R. Keller T. Long
Area Scores and Match Results Across District
Area teams posted scores with James Wood 79 over Herndon 57 and Clarke County 59 over Fauquier 52. Rappahannock beat Warren County 74 to 48 while Turner Ashby won 88 to 66 over Wardensville. Stonewall Jackson Ma nassas defeated Woodbridge 60 to 73 and Osbourn 62 to 49. Other results include Loudoun County 56 over Handley 48 and George Mason 61 over Loudoun Valley 52.
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James
Clarke County Eagles overpower Fauquier with balanced scoring
Clarke County defeats Fauquier 59 52 behind Ajay Roberts 17 and John Reynolds 14 as defenses shut down Fauquier center Mike Fling. Buckner and Harper stymied outside threats while Heath led Fauquier with 19. Handley visits Clarke County next in the local three game set. Lowest 72 hole PGA score noted as Bert Yancey 265 in Memphis Open.
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Berryville
Clarke County Eagles
Falcons
Fauquier County
Bertest
Ajay Roberts
Clarke County
Eagles
John Reynolds
Roberts
Reynolds
Jimmy Buckner
Norman Harper
Mike Fling
Buddy Heath
Fauquier
Handley
Bert Yancey
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Jones
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Clarke
Warriors Defeat Paw Paw 49 to 31 in PVC Clash
Wardensville retooled its offense to topple Paw Paw High 49 31. Teddy Hott led with 17 points, Jimmy Dyer had 13, Tommy Shobe added 10, boosting Wardensville to 8 wins against 4 losses. Ed Ridgeway 16 and Ted Males 10 paced the Pirates, who slipped to 0-9. Next, Wardensville hosts Fort Ashby Tuesday.
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Paw Paw
W. VA
Wardensville
Paw Paw High
Teddy Hott
Jimmy Dyer
Warriors
Tommy Shobe
Ed Ridgeway
Ted Males
Pirates
Fort Ashby
Allegany Topples Shenandoah in 90-82 Win
Allegany Junior College defeated Shenandoah 90-82 in Cumberland. Five players reached double figures led by Hare and Inskeep with 19 points each and Wilson and Klingler with 18 apiece. Butch Rinker led Shenandoah with 24 points while Billy Boyles added 22.
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Cumberland
Allegany Junior College
Shenandoah
Hare
Inskeep
Wilson
Klingler
Butch Rinker
Butch
Billy Boyles
Central Falcons Top Rappahannock 64 to 48
In Woodstock the Central Falcons defeated the Rappahannock Panthers 64 to 48. Randy Rudolph led with nine field goals and 11 of 13 at the line, scoring 14 in the third quarter and eight in the fourth to pull away. Central moves to 3-7 in District 10 and 3-8 overall. next they face Broadway Gobblers at Woodstock Tuesday.
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Randy Rudolph
Falcons
Rudolph
Central
Broadway Gobblers
Woodstock
Panthers
Randy Glover Sparks 1966 Oklahoma City Open Putters
Randy Glover delivered the best round of putting in the 1966 PGA Tour at the Oklahoma City Open. In the third round he used only 20 putts to secure a strong showing.
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Randy Glover
Wildcats rout Elkton 74 to 47 in county clash
Warren County Wildcats overwhelmed Elkton Elks 74 47 as 11 Wildcats scored. Billy Wood Burrell Brooks and Herb Washington led the winners while Tom Ross scored 26 for Elkton with 10 field goals and six free throws.
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Elkton
Warren County Wildcats
Elkton Elks
Wildcats
Warren County
Billy Wood
Burrell Brooks
Herb Washington
Tom Ross
Elks
Ross
Hieeerlow Shifflett Life Snider Davis Ross
Warren Co
College Basketball Scores and Results Across Regions
The Associated Press recap lists college basketball results from the East to the Far West including Holy Cross 87 over Colgate 67, Pace 99 over Brooklyn Poly 71, and DePaul 78 over Niagara 65. Other notable scores include Miami 55 over Florida South 49, Lynchburg 93 over Baltimore 80, and Wisconsin Milwaukee 75 over Washington Missouri 69 with numerous high school and college matchups across Virginia North and beyond.
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Colgate
Pace
Brooklyn Poly
New York AC
Westerthaca
St. Lawrence
Miami
Fla. South
Lynchburg
Baltimore
Lowell St
Johnson VI. St
Monmouth N.J
Southeastern
D.C
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