Homecoming clash as Clarke hosts George Mason Mustangs
Clarke County Eagles seek a 6 2 season after a 2 2 Northwestern District start in a homecoming clash with George Mason Mustangs. Handley meets Woodbridge and James Wood visits Osbourn in the Northwestern District slate with 8 p.m. game times.
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Charlie Lutman
George Mason
Houston
M. Mason
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Black Knights
Steve Wilt
Vikings
James Wood Colonels
Colonels
Albemarle
Woodmen
Jerry Keliian
Yellow Jackets
Joe Ridings
Keliian
Ridings
Stafford
James Wood Woodbridge
Gar-Field
Stonewall Osbourn
Penguins Top Kings 8 1 In NHL Action
The Pittsburgh Penguins upset the Los Angeles Kings 8 1 to move into a share of the West Division lead with the Chicago Black Hawks. Bryan Hextall scored twice as Pittsburgh built a 3 0 edge and rode strong goaltending. The Rangers defeated Chicago 3 1 in the night's other notable result.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Marinaro Nears Record In Yardage Rushing
Cornell tailback Ed Marinaro enters a Yale or Columbia game needing 238 yards to claim the all time major college career rushing record. The 21 year old from New Milford New Jersey has 3630 yards in 22 games and may become the greatest three year ground gainer in college football. He weighs 210 pounds and has improved his 40 yard dash to 4.6 seconds after a Dallas summer program.
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Steve Owens
Yale
Columbia
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New York
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Massachusetts
Dallas
Angels Fire Walsh Despite Contract Change
The California Angels fired general manager Dick Walsh 45 after a season of high expectations. Board chair Gene Autry and president Bob Reynolds cited exploration talks with Harry Dalton of the Orioles as a likely successor and said a final decision would take several days.
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Walsh
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Harry Dalton
Weekend gridiron picks from scattered scores and weathered rivalries
A compact tally of scattered high school and college games with predicted outcomes. Names like Handley Woodbridge Clarke County George Mason Culpeper Warren County and Broad Run appear among district and conference rivals. Weekend results preview and win percentages close the page.
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Woodbridge
James Wood
Osbourne
Colonels
Clarke County
George Mason
Patriots
Hampshire
Charles Town
Trojan
Culpeper
Warren Co
Fauquier
Loudoun Valley
Broad Run
Loudoun County
Desire
Stafford
Stonewall
Spartans
Indians
Strasburg
Page Co
Rams
Luray
Montevideo
Bulldogs
Albemarle
Gar-Field
Wood Broadway
Wilson Memorial
Thomas Johnson
Martinsburg
Madison
Central
Philadelphia 76ers Beat Sonics 100 93 To Extend Streak
Kevin Loughery scored the go ahead basket and added key points after a late 92 92 tie as the unbeaten 76ers defeated Seattle 100 93. Loughery, traded from Baltimore for Archie Clark, finished with 20 to back Billy Cunningham 29. Wilt Chamberlain led Lakers past Hawks 86 86 with 13 final quarter points. Virginia Peach State high school rankings also noted in regional ratings.
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Kevin Loughery
Philadelphia 76Ers
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Loughery
76Ers
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Bullets
Archie Clark
Philadelphia
Billy Cunningham
Don Kojis
SuperSonics
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Golden State
Cleveland
Chicago
Houston
Dallas
Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Memphis
American Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Lakers
Hawks
Jim McMillian
Gail Goodrich
Chamberlain
Lou Hudson
Cazzie Russell
Jeff Mullins
Golden State Warriors
Seals Players Pictured With Montreal Stars
Puck rests between Ron Stackhouse and Marshall Johnson of the Seals as Montreal stars Frank Mahovlich and Yvan Cournoyer appear in the frame. AP Wirephoto captures the scene with Stacks and Johnson flanking the action.
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Puck
Ron Stackhouse
Marshall Johnson
Seals
Montreal
Frank Mahovlich
Yvan Cournoyer
Stan Smith Birthday Plans Tied to Pepsi Masters in Paris
1971 U.S. Open champion Stan Smith will celebrate his 25th birthday on December 14 during the Dec 4-12 Pepsi Masters event in Paris. The $15,000 tournament will feature top players competing in the city.
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Stan Smith
Paris
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