Lee Stans Newport News in AAA semifinal rout
R. E. Lee defeated Newport News 86-60 to reach the State Group AAA final against Maggie Walker. Lee trailed 30-21 before a 23-0 run swung the game, then led 44-30 after three periods as Phil Ware sparked the comeback with a late first-half basket.
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Mark Kyre Signs With Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Athletic Director Mike Kolsky signs James Wood guard Mark Kyre as part of a rebuilding program. Kyre, a 5-10 guard, is praised by former coach Jerry Hannas for his ball handling and fast break, with notes on his junior-year inactivity due to injuries and his need to improve outside shooting before competing for a starting guard role at Shenandoah.
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Robinson Gets Shot At Managing Today
Frank Robinson, star Orioles outfielder and potential first Negro major league manager, leads an all star squad against the Yankees in Fort Lauderdale. His lineup features Hank Aaron and other big names as he begins his first major league managing chance.
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Zarley Opens Citrus Invitational Lead With 64 Course Record
Kermit Zarley fired a 64 to match the course record at Rio Pinar and seize a 12 under par total of 132 after 36 holes in the Florida Citrus Invitational. Orville Moody sits one stroke back at 133 while Arnold Palmer stands third at 134 amid a crowded leaderboard. Defending champ Bob Lunn and Tony Jacklin made the cut at 143 as Sam Snead, Doug Sanders, and Tom Shaw faltered.
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Tar Heels Face USC In ACC Championship
In Greensboro North Carolina North Carolina meets South Carolina in the ACC tournament final after a tense semifinal where two underdogs challenged the favorites.
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Randolph Macon Alumni Open House in Front Royal
Randolph Macon College alumni in the Winchester Front Royal area plan a Spring Open House at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Front Royal United Methodist Church social hall. The event honors area high school seniors admitted to RMC in September with staff and students attending.
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Luray and Thomas Walker Clash For Group A Title
Luray, 24-0 and owning a 48 game win streak, meets Thomas Walker in Charlottesville for the Group A state crown after both won Group A semifinals. Luray overwhelmed King George 85-56 while Thomas Walker defeated Ft. Chiswell 53-44 to reach tonight's final.
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North Carolina Faces South Carolina Challenge
Lee Dedmon led North Carolina with 19 points and 10 rebounds as the Tar Heels trailed South Carolina. Reserve Dave Chadwick contributed 13 points while Virginia’s Barry Parkhill posted a tournament high 26 points.
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