Duke Defeats NC State 75-44 In ACC Opener
Duke, 21-4, toppled NC State 75-44 in the ACC tournament opener as Buckey scored 21 and Mullins 15. Wake Forest beat Virginia 79-60 and Clemson defeated Maryland 81-67. Duke meets North Carolina next, after UNC ended a four game skid with an 80-63 win over South Carolina.
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North Carolina State
North Carolina
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Clemson
Virginia
Maryland
Duke
Everett Case
North
Carolina State
Wolfpack
State
Case
Jay Buckley
Black Tison
N.C. State
Devils
Buckey
Jeff Mullins
Tar Heels
Billy Cunningham
Ray Respess
Ronnie Collins
Gamecocks
Dean Smith
Bones McKinney
ACC
Deacons
Frank Christie
Nick Milasnovich
Tigers
Duckpin League Narrowly Seeks Early Lead
Church of Christ clings to Church League crown with a 1721 pin total on Health Center Lanes, tying Golden Rule and Market St Methodist for first as Doug Sirbaugh tops scoring with 384 and teammates spark the win.
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Church of Christ
Market St. Methodist
Doug Sirbaugh
Roy Bly
Pete Whitlock
Ivan Jackson
Golden Rule
Sonny Crisman
Lee Eberts
Stephenson Methodist
Allen Carter
Jake Skiles
Stephenson
Elwood
Bill Brown
United Brethren
West Frederick
Garland Arnold
Midget Match Re Scheduled For Saturday
The Midget Basketball Tour nament delayed by a snowstorm has been moved to Saturday in Winchester Armory. Sponsored by Winchester Parks and Recreation Dept. Semifinals start at 9 a.m. Exchange versus Coca-Cola, Lions against Optimist at 9:19 a.m., Phillips 66 versus Jaycees at 11 a.m. Bantam League final between Key Club and B M Chevrolet at 12 30 p.m.
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Winchester Armory
Winchester Parks and Recreation Dept
Coca-Cola
Lions
Optimist
Phillips 66
Jaycees
Key Club
B & M Chevrolet
Travel notice for P A Pecora in Winchester Virginia
The notice directs a visit to the George Washington Hotel in Winchester Virginia on Saturday March 7 between 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. Ask the hotel desk clerk for P A Pecora.
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George Washington
Winchester
Virginia
P. A. Pecora
Syracuse Fitness Guide Cites Jim Nance Opinion
Jim Nance voices fit living tips in Syracuse column. NEA report notes emphasis on practical exercises and daily routines for healthier readers in the Syracuse area.
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Syracuse, N.Y
NEA
Jim Nance
Biggest Gulfstream payout awaits unclaimed twin double ticket
At Gulfstream Park Miami AP reports the record 84 114 20 payoff remains unclaimed after Thursday's races as a bespectacled man claims the winning twin double ticket may belong to him or a friend The ticket can be cashed before April 23 The 218 live tickets were tied to the eighth and ninth races and one winner emerged after Disqualification of Gathering Dust Initabas edged Gatherin Dust to win the eighth race The prior largest twin double payoff was 79 660 30 at Roosevelt Raceway last fall Florida rules say uncashed tickets go to charity
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Tory
Gulfstream Park
Gulfstream
James Donn Jr
Scattergood
Col. Mengel
Initabas
Gathering Dust
Roosevelt Raceway
Florida
Pari-Mutuel
Handley Teachers Lose Exhibition to Senior Hoopsters 64 48
Handley High School faculty fell to the senior varsity players 64 to 48 in an exhibition at the school gym. Gene Fisher led with 26 points, Dale Bailey added 13, Jim Omps scored 20, and Jerry Kelican added 11 as funds were raised for a marker honoring Judge Handley. Windy Emmart and Wendell Seldon refereed.
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Handley High School
Handley
Gene Fisher
Hunter Maddox
Dale Bailey
Jim Omps
Tacs
Jerry Kelican
Judge Handley
Windy Emmart
Wendell Seldon
Ex Colonel Star Prosser Helps VMI Keydets Reach SC Title
John Prosser from James Wood High School emerges as a key guard for Virginia Military Institute Keydets. The 6-1 junior averages contribute as a top back court replacement while missing only two of 23 games this season. He shot 44.2 percent from the field and 68.7 percent at the line, helping VMI to the Southern Conference championship.
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James Wood High School
Virginia Military Institute
John Prosser
C.R. Prosser
Fox Drive
Young Prosses
L.F. “Weenie
Miller
Martinsville
Colonels
Casey
Prosser
VMI
John
Tenpin bowling action across Northside lanes league night
The Northside Lanes league saw Houswives Lea gue top Mostly Mrs. 4 0 while Ethel Printz posted a 347 set. THE AUTOMATICS won 4 points in the other match as The Channel Masters and Pope's Texaco split points to stay tied for first.
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Bonnie Easter
Lucille Barker
Isabelle Calkin
Sleepers
Dot‘the Fulton
Anna Rosier
Jetsons
Joyce Thompson
Braddocks
Northside Lanes
Houswives League
Louise Gregg
Mrs
Flintstones
Window Cleaners
Ethel Printz
Channel Masters
Pope
Texaco
Jerry Goodman
Tommy Dorsey Restaurant
Paul Anger
Buzz Walton
Pope’s
Winchester
Ken Smallwood
Royal Crown Cola
Lee-Jackson
Fender Sales
Huntsberrys
Don
Raymer
Elmer Allen
Lupton Insurance
Jolly Jack's
Jamison & Gore Insurance
Buckley-Lages
Green Chemical Co
Snow White Grill
Richmond Hands Keydets 63 Point Defeat
The text notes John pulled 33 rebounds while Prosser had 10 points against Richmond. In their two meetings this season, Richmond won 96-90 at first, then Keydets won 98-63 in the rematch. Larry Hockman, former James Wood teammate, did not score in the first game.
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John
Prosser
Richmond
James Wood
Larry Hockman
Cummins
Preacher Teacher Battle To Aid Booster Project
In Berryville the Booster Club hosts a Preacher verses Teacher basketball game to raise funds for an athletic track. The event at Clarke County High School gym features local clergy and Berryville area teachers with a curtain-raiser 7th and 8th graders game at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
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Eagles Booster Club
Clarke County High School
Claude Cook
Berryville Methodist Church
Robert Moore
Gainsboro Methodist
Daniel Dickenson
Berryville Presbyterian
Julian Orrel
Berryville Baptist
William Lyons
Market Street Methodist
Winchester
Bud Naff
Marion Wood
Joe Haffan
Richard Dearmont
Robert Rush
Gary Edwards
Brad Myers
Telehi Ruby
Henry Davenport
Bill Boyce
Carroll Reid
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Raleigh
N.C
Vic Bubas
Duke Blue
Congregational United Church of Christ
Mt. Pleasant
Ronnie Boyd
Jack Boyd
Ernie Pugh
Cork St. Christian
Calvary Baptist
Centenary Reformed
Presbyterian
Pearl Ebert
Jeanne Kaval
Harriet Ways
Sty Perry
Dottie Alt
Gayle Painter
Mattressa Zuckerman
Charlotte Anderson
Evelyn Frye
Shenandoah News
Dr. James’ Health Club
Brent Bowman
Dennis Derry
Gary Teets
Pete Crosby
Jimmy Shanlholtz
Jay Grimm
Paul Bromley
Health Club
Coca Cola
Jamison & Gore
Dr. Pepper
Leggetts
Charles Brown
James Hilleary
Cubby Burke
Gary Madigan
Charles Mason, Jr
Jerry Maphis
Allen Sager
PIN Busters
Alley Kats
Choppers
Fowlers
Monroe
Thomas Melten
Hollidaysburg
Virginia Barnes
America
Bass
Otway
Shans
Denver
Cleveland
Ted Paxton
Louisville
Paxton
Faculty Five
Jack Booth
Ken West
Jack Duvall
Coach Maddox
Neil Stallings
Robert Queen
Soupy Hillyard
Mr. Croson
Mr. Ice. Liniment Anyone
B.F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun
BFG Service Center
BFG
Star Prosser
SC Champ Vmi
Jin Rhody Terpenmanstrons
Charlottesville
Bud Flaherty
Plumly
Lamaster
Bill Massie
Winchester Plumbing & Heating
Tex’s
F & M Bank
Winchester Mobile Homes
Louise Wilson
Pat Whit
Acre
Mae Brown
C & S Bank
Painter
Betty Willis
Berryville
George Stickley
Parkview Ave
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Place Bros. Tire Co., Inc
Leggett
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