Martinsburg Bulldogs Reach Regional Tournament in Weston
Martinsburg defeated Hampshire and Keyser to win the sectional crown and advance to the Regional Class AAA, Section 4 tournament in Weston West Virginia. They face Richwood and Summersville, with Richwood boasting a late season rally led by Mike Triplett's 37 rebounds. Martinsburg relies on height advantage with players like Dave Rogers and Raphaud Binistant.
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Tri-State
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Frederick Romps Southern In District 1 Tourney Opener
Frederick High overwhelmed Southern High of Garrett County 82 to 33 in Hagerstown to take the first leg of the Class A District 1 Maryland state tournament. Maurice Boyd led the Cadets with 16 points while Chuck Foreman and Mike Hill added 14 each.
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Southern High
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Hagerstown
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Southern
Maurice Boyd
Chuck Foreman
Mike Hill
Golf Lessons at James Wood Begins Thursday Night
Ray Loy, golf pro at Carpers Valley Country Club, will teach at James Wood Gym starting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The Varsity Club sponsors a six week course costing 10 dollars. Open to all ages, the program aims to provide golf pointers.
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Carpers Valley Country Club
James Wood
Wardensville Warriors Shine In Potomac Valley Title Run
Danny Rudy led Wardensville with a 19.3 scoring average and 405 points in 21 games as the Warriors earned the Potomac Valley Conference crown before a season finale loss to Mathias. Dennis Brill added 16.9, with four in double figures including Seniors Tommy Shobe 12.4 and Doug Hulver 11.3. Wardensville went 17-4 and Pete Vance earned Coach of the Year honors in the Tri-State conference.
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Mathias
Tommy Shobe
Doug Hulver
Tommy Miller
Pete Vance
Wildcats To Face Virginia Tech In 1969 Home And Away
Kentucky sets 1969 schedule with a home game at Blacksburg on October 11 and a return at Lexington on October 30 1971. The series is even at -8 with eight meetings in the past and first meeting in 1926 ending 13 13.
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Howard Signs Largest Money Contract in Washington History
Frank Howard signed a $47,500 contract with the Washington club, the largest money deal for a Washington player. The abril? spring stalemate continued for other stars as negotiations with Baltimore and Philadelphia unsettled teams.
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Clete Boyer
Atlanta
Braves
Frank Howard
MacGregor to Speak at FCA Rally in Handley High Cafeteria
Area wide rally hosted by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes will feature Malcolm MacGregor, Handley High captain and Virginia standout, speaking March 10 at 4 p.m. from Glen Ridge New Jersey roots to ACC defense honors.
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NBA Monday Results and Wednesday Schedule
The Associated Press lists no games today with upcoming matchups including Boston at New York and St. Louis at Oakland. Wednesday’s slate features New York at Boston St Louis at Los Angeles and Denver at Minnesota among others.
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Anaheim
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Minnesota
Frederick County Recreation Association Meeting
The Frederick County Recreation Association holds a Friday 7 30 p m meeting at the War Memorial Building. All interested in Little League Pony League or Babe Ruth League are urged to attend.
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MacGregor Leads University FCA Chapter Founder Group
MacGregor serves as chairman of the University chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and is among the founders of the group. He is a highly proficient speaker who recently returned from Memphis.
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Guy Lewis Named '68 Coach of the Year
Houston AP reports Guy Lewis, coach of the year, leads the University of Houston Cougars to a 28 0 regular season finish with a 107 76 win over West Texas State at Canyon. Lewis secured the AP coach of the year award shortly before tip off.
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Associated Press
College Basketball Scores Across Regions
Vanderbilt defeated Louisiana State 115 to 86 while Tennessee won 63 to 51 over Mississippi State. Louisville beat Bellarmine 107 to 58 and Tulane 88 to 78 over Virginia Polytechnic. Midwest action saw Iowa 91 over Minnesota 72 and Kansas 85 over Oklahoma 80 in OT. Missouri 60 edged Oklahoma State 58. Ohio State 67 defeated Illinois 64. Kansas State 63 beat Iowa State 61. Southwest results featured Houston 107 over West Texas 76. Far West Utah State 71 topped Portland 69. Idaho State 92 over Montana State 83. Seattle 67 edged Texas-El Paso 51. Weber State 83 defeated Montana 63.
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Soft Weather Captures Hagerstown Purse At Charles Town
Joyce Christensen's Soft Weather won the four and a half furlongs Hagerstown Purse at Charles Town Race Course in 0.54, paying $16.00. Jockey Kenny Baker rode Forty's Best, Alfred W. Williams, to a close second with Jolly Fella third. Twin Double payouts totaled $1,035.40 with Strut Miss Lizie and Smitty Boy among winners. Dallas Hedge rode a consecutive double, guiding Tudors Touch to victory and then Strut Miss Lizie in the fifth heat.
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Charles Town 24th straight in sectional win at Inwood
Charles Town Panthers beat Moorefield 89 53 to extend their unbeaten run to 24. Larry Carr led with 28 points while Carr grabbed 14 rebounds as Charles Town outboarded Moorefield 60 30. Harpers Ferry captured Sectional 4 Class A with a 58 52 win over Musselman and set up Region 2 clash at Keyser.
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