Handley and Warren Wrestlers Dented in Weekend Duals
Handley and Warren County wrestlers were defeated twice as Gar Field dominated James Wood 34 0 in a Commonwealth District clash. Harrisonburg and Orange County, top Region II contenders, beat Handley, while Warren suffered two losses to Turner Ashby and Strasburg, with several standout performances noted.
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Handley
Warren County
Gar Field
James Wood
Handley and
Warren
Spotsylvania
Kelly Sharpes
Harrisonburg
Orange County
Orange
Sharpes
Ing
David Shifflett
Shifflett
Boyd
Williams
Eec
Hylton
Larry Savides
Carl Denton
Larry Adams
Randy Duane
Park View
Gar-Field
Colonels
Moochie Brown
David Gutilla
Tim Kettlewell
Kettlewell
Blair Eller
Jim Failor
Eller
Failor
Jone Nicely
Tommy Pringle
Mike Collins
B.J. Zwinak
Willie Walters
Stonewall Jackson
Scott Bridgeforth
Mike Taylor
Eddie McDonald
Turner Ashby
Strasburg
John Ruffner
Doug Henry
Bill Cash
Scotty Scott
Larry Andrick
Wildcats
Georgeason
Warren County Defeats Loudoun County In Close Northwestern District Clash
Warren County topped Loudoun County 61-57 to stay tied with Handley and George Mason for second in the Northwestern District. Rutherford and Pingley with 20 and 16 points lead Warren, Adkins 16 for Loudoun, as four fouls swing momentum late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Warren
Butc Rutherford
Billy Joe Pingley
Loudoun County
Handley
George Mason
Wildcats
Warren County
Avon Douglass
Irvin Green
Warren Panty
Rutherford
Pingley
Rozier Jordan
Jim Moose
Raiders
Adkins
John Sorrell
Randy Hughes
Handley Polen Sparkles in Invitational Gymnastics Meet
Handley and Warren County posted solid showings at the Harrisonburg Invitational with freshman Carol Polen finishing third in all around and Handley sixth led by Polen’s 30.15. James Monroe won with 85.50 as Brookville and Harrisonburg followed, while Warren County placed fifth behind standout beam and vaulting scores from Janine Boyles and Barbara Wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Handley
Warren County
Carol Polen
Barbara Wine
Janine Boyles
James Monroe
Brookville
Lexington
Osbourn Park
Park View
Patriots
Virginia High School League
Robann Coontz
Traci Finley
Mickie Shackleford
Nancy Rebyak
Coontz
Louise Mathews
Devena Byrd
Hammond
Powell
USOC backs Carter move to shift Olympic plans
The USOC endorsed President Carter's plan to move the Summer Games from Moscow and began contingency steps toward a national sports festival as an alternative. A July Fourth ticker tape parade was discussed to honor athletes, while the board did not decide on boycotting Moscow despite the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S. Olympic Committee
Carter
Moscow
USOC
Afghanistan
White House
Camp David
IOC
Lake Placid
N.Y
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Connors Aims to Be No 1 With McEnroe Win
Jimmy Connors dedicates himself to world No 1 in 1980 after beating John McEnroe in five sets to win the U S Pro Indoor in Philadelphia. The victory gives Connors a fourth title in five appearances here and a $40,000 prize.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Connors
Connors
John McEnroe
U.S
McEnroe
Brea McEnroe
Hisourth
Rod Laver
Dick Stockton
cEnroe
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Handley, Warren, Wood
Randy Ritter
Bobby Boyd
Darrell Williams
Ritter
Barrett Lawson
Lawson
Los
Eback
David Adkins
Greeneye
Jim Parker
Charlie Mitchell
Broad Run
James Jett
Handley’s
Jan Hammond
Abby Powell
Polen
America
Fairmont
Ford
Witte
Insurance
Good Neighbor Service
Memn
Ken E. Smith
Valley Avenue
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Firestone
AU Amer
MacPherson
Barry
Fresten
Visa
Diners Club
Carte Blanche
American Express
EOE Mounting
Valley Ave
Virginia State TE Inspection
KODAK
Will A
Winchester
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