Scoreboard of Thursday to Sunday Games and Friday High School Football
Friday NBA results list Kansas City 119 Cleveland 104 Houston 133 Milwaukee 110. Friday college and high school football schedules and cross country meets listed. Saturday hockey and college football matchups include Randolph Macon James Madison and Hampden Sydney Emory Henry. Pro football slate Sunday features Philadelphia at Washington and Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Houston
Milwaukee
Handley
Harrisonburg
Clarke County
Warren County
Albemarle
James Wood
Emory & Henry
Fairmont
Shepherd
Ball State
Appalachian State
Rutgers
William & Mary
Davidson
Vmi
Virginia Tech
Kentucky
Richmond
Georgia
Virginia
Syracuse
South Carolina
N.C. State
Duke
Georgia Tech
Villanova
West Virginia
Wake Forest
Clemson
North Carolina
Maryland
Citadel
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Frederick County Girls Triumph Over Marshall 11-3 Record
Frederick County Junior High girls basketball closed a strong season with a 31-27 win over Marshall. The Trojans finished 11-3, edging ahead late after a 20-18 edge entering the fourth. Karen Jobe scored 12, Belinda Ramey 10, Pam Benner 8 for Frederick County while Ellen Corwen led Marshall with 18.
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Frederick County Jr. High
Marshall
Trojans
Frederick County
Karen Jobe
Belinda Ramey
Pam Benner
Ellen Corwen
Handley Girls Edge Loudoun Valley 37 30 in Northwestern clash
Handley earned its 13th Northwestern District girls win as patience paid off against Loudoun Valley. The Judges broke open a tight game in the third quarter, leading 15-9 at halftime as both teams struggled to penetrate zone defenses.
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Parcellville
Handley
Loudoun Valley
Nancy Taylor
Linda Jones
Valley
Taylor
Jones
Denise Boyd
Beth Alford
Susan Potts
James Wood
Sagvees
Selena Burks
Teresa Golightly
Ginnie Grove
Misty Malarky Leads 10 in Tri-State Futurity at Charles Town
Misty Malarky trained by Willie D. O’Neill Jr. seeks the $52,000 winner’s share in the 16th Tri-State Futurity at The Charles Town Races. The Maryland Virginia West Virginia bred field includes North Quest Gay Old Blade and Bluegrass Music among others. Quadratic shipped from New York but coughed and did not race. The race covers seven furlongs with Misty Malarky aiming for victory after a 10 length win at Charles Town on the 11th and a prior 5% furlong debut win at Bowie in July.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Fritz A. Howard
Misty Malarky
Middleburg
Willie D. O'Neill, Jr
Charles Town
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Misty Flight
Lucky Melmore
Rae Liberman
Post Position
Gary William
Gay Old Blade
William R. Harris
North Quest
Patricia Matthews
Gay Harry
Robert P Rawlings
Pat Fischer
Antiquarian
R.A. Trae
Dilty
Grandview Stable
Entremont
John D. McKee
Belmont
Quadratic
New York
Bowie
O'Neill
Delaware Park
Itsamara
Danger Bearing
Unclear Racing Entries Listed For Charles Town Event
A list of horses and handlers appears with names such as Valencia trainer Bac Fain Great Mad Trompette Cosetta Finest Doe Bonus Bate Teacher Pride Fancy Pet Tea Mama Artie Ability Sugar Don Gate Sage Mare Mountain Greenery Green Eyed Primp Shad O Lark Battle Rifle. The fragmentary text suggests a lineup or entry sheet for a Charles Town event with multiple horses and trainers.
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Valencia
Huce Bac
Cosetta
Signer
Witte
Suss
Palmer
Hykes
Lopez
Brown
Dupuy
Betancourt
Vanpelt
Amber Arrow
Shining Buc
Holme Jacinto
Espinosa
Mr Brambles
Lewis
Trompette
Scout Wolf
Ford
Rosetta
Allen
Joy
Castaneda
Mistress Ilona
Joy Lisa
Grenier
Finest Doe
Scott
Babe
Levee
Thornton
Liz
Fur
Mama
Saavedra
Jamecy
Hudson
Linkey
Williams
Brave Park
Morewo
Longan
Lady Wakefield
Small
Jerose
Northern Mist
Teacher's Pride
Astro Bunny
Lopez Ls
BC Fox Kratz
Swamp Mist
Sotheby
Dominateur
Longan Us le
Nettie’s Darling
Woodson
Sunny Thing
Crispin
Plunkett Smallwood
Thornton the
Faith
Kirk
Blue Twilight
Raverion
Thornton le
Pete
Rerete Hykes
Duncan
Lel
Hardol
Hunt
Orpheum Circuit
van Hoozer
Miss Gustav
Mars
Gordon
Har’s Lark
Chronbeau Shaw
Noble Delgado
Jackal
Cherry Lash
Moreno
Shelton
Lauming
Chatapuyaflash
Willams Shyl
Space Prince
Calamaty Kirk
Tune
Depaio li
Annapolis
Morenoile
Don Gato
Finger Poppon
Signer Brown
Sai Kratz
Roman ‘Holls
Sage Mars
Alowanre
Shea Dupuy
Arcrymis
Lem
Sroutue
Boy Delgado
Saintly
Manner Morente
Braves eye Berra Cox for managerial post
Braves officials seek permission to interview Yogi Berra and Bobby Cox for the NL club’s managerial job. Hank Aaron says he would consider the role if Ted Turner asks, while Aaron stresses he is not actively pursuing it.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Braves
Yogi Berra
Bobby Cox
New York Yankees
Hank Aaron
Braves
Ted Turner
Bill Lucas
Gabe Paul
Yankees
Berra
Cox
Lucas
Mets
Aaron
Washington
The
Atlanta Journal
Brewers
Milwaukee
Warren County Freshmen Beat Clarke 10 0 in Shutout
Warren County remaining unbeaten in shutouts as the freshman team defeated Clarke County 10 0. Sam Haley rushed 60 yards for a touchdown and Troy Washbourne forced a safety. Haley also had a 65 yard interception return erased by a penalty. Warren finished 5-1-2, Clarke 5-2.
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Berryville
Warren County
Clarke County
Sam Haley
T'’ Starks
Troy Washbourne
Haley
Wildcats
Warren
Clarke
Red Wings rout North Stars 3-1 to move into Norris lead
Detroit built a 3-1 win over Minnesota as Al Cameron and Andre St Laurent scored in the second period. Ted Harris lamented loss of momentum after the skid. Minnesota fell to 1-7, while Detroit secured its third straight victory and stayed atop the division race. In another NHL game, New York Islanders beat Vancouver 3-2 behind Mike Bossy and Bill Harris scoring late in the second. Glenn Resch shored up the win with 37 saves.
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le Wales
Corence
Pitts
Dtrt
L.A
Wash
Adams
Buff
Trnto
Cleve
Campbell
Phila
Nyis
Detroit Midwest
Chego
Denver
Ind
Colo
K.C
Phnix Pacific
Detroit
Minnesota
New York Islanders
Vancouver
Seattle
Ted Harris
Minnesota North Stars
Detroit Red Wings
al Cameron
Andre St. Laurent
Red Wings
Boston
Vancouver Canucks
Mike Bossy
Bill Harris
New York
Glenn Resch
Islanders
Canucks
Valley Mortgage leads in Ladies Commercial League scoring
June Weller toppled 132 and Connie Lineburg 155 as Valley Mortgage Co. posted a 661 team game in Health Center lanes. Mary Ann Lamp led Delmar Bayliss Realty with a 467 series, while Continental Beauty Salon rode Joyce Boden’s 404 to a 1826 set.多个
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June Weller
Connie Lineburg
Mickie Manuel
Helen Compton
Louise Armstrong
Valley Mortgage Co
Ladies Commercial League
Mary Ann Lamp
Delmar Bayliss Realty
Continental Beauty Salon
Joyce Boden
Jean Pitta
Marie Longerbeam
Nancy Funk
Virginia Vance
Lillian Rhodes
Barbara Grim
Barbara Funk
Shirley Jackson
Joan Catlett
Elsie Stickley
Judy Clark
Joyce Madigan
Ethel Richter
R. D. Karnes
Shenandoah
Bryan McFarland
Winchester
Harold Buckner
Gilbert Taylor
Trip
Puckette
Wally Dill
Paul Bromley
Charles Mason
Evan Creswell
Micky McDonald
Kenny Pitta
Joe Zimmerman
Randy Pitta
Jim Grayson
Ed Clevenger
Roy Bly
Frank Cooper
Mike Moore
Eugene Funkhouser
Frank Reid
Tommy Ludith
Jim Graber
Barbara Armel
Karen Clayton
Patti Grim
Carol Polen
David Grim
Vicki Arme
Helen Linaburg
Shenandoah Pride
Evening Star Ladies League
Taylor
Exxon
Jean Blankenship
Ruth Taylor
Ivan Longerbeam
Lisa Armstrong
Judi Oates
Janie Lloyd
Ruby Cleveland
Ruth Boyd
LaMar Sloan Ford
Lillie
Bowling scores beat the morning heat in church league reports
The morning Triples League saw Ritter 112 315 and Shirley Kenney 156 372, Ellen Hamilton 128, Nancy Moore 126, Virginia Schuller 128, Jean Loy 126, Evelyn Orrison 129 126, Ethel Richter 132, Shirley Jackson 138, Mary Crider 133 125, Marie Shanholtzer 128, and Mary Ann Lamp 120 148 128. Roy Abshire celebrated a 426 series on his sixth birthday.
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Dave Groth
Ernie Simpson
Jim Allen
Tom Cain
Ethel Richter
Bill Jordan
Dick Richter
Mary Crider
Bill Brown
Louis Renner
James Newlin
Rick Simpson
Helen Linaburg
Margaret Crowser
Louise Ritenour
Ruth Taylor
Ruth Boyd
Frances Crisman
Shirley Jackson
Nancy Moore
Jean Blankenship
Mt. Pleasant
Braddock St Methodist
Reliance
Middletown
Gary Teets
Charles Mason
Harold Catlett
Roy Abshire
Mary Ann Lamp
Church League
Roy Cooper
Jean DuVall
Kay Bailey
Darnell Burcham
Kenny Burcham
Alice Lake
Punky Boyce
Theresa Lages
Patsy Franklin
Nancy Funk
Barbara Grim
Jean Pitta
Jimmy Shanholtz
Paul Bromiley
Sonny Burcham
Glen Luttrell
Gene Line
Bobby Dunn
Joyce Boden
Philip Madigan
George Kerns
Pete Whitlock
Charles Luttrell
Briscoe Ginn
Junior Breeden
Paul Carper
Shenandoah Pride
Paul
Larry Clark
Eugene Funkhouser
Wally Dill
Frank Cooper
Francis Hudson
Tommy Anderson
Jack DuVall
Lonnie Moore
Mickey McDonald
Ralph Lamp
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National Basketball Association
Pet. Phila
N. York
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Wash Cleve
Santon
Housia
Frederick
Associated Press
Dean Talafous
Giaecomin
Greg Jolly
Handley Girls
Timonium
Knight Table
North Flight
Simple Flight
Equilibrium
Softly
Cojak
Gay Hardy
Frank Smith, Jr
Remunerate
Coppabarb
Platterland
Handley-Warren
Handley-Warren County
Handley Jones
Boyd Burks
Brisco Davidson
Alford
Loudoun Valley Potts
Mowe Schoel Baltimore Petersen Parks
Ll Handley
Fury Cohamber
A. Williams
Tiger Hykes
Jennifer Rebecca
Delgado
Prince Wakefield
Princess van Hoozer
Gin Rickey
Bernie Clover
Seymour
Exacta
David
Neil
Vahey of
Elms
Stanley i Teffecta
Paso
Brave Mary
Bobbie
Bulgret
Battie
Tristate
Tri-State
Fraay
Balthers
Omer
the Charles
Craries
Dave Bristol
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Hall of Fame
Warren Fresh Top Clarke
Hagerstown
Precision Motor
Winchester, Virginia
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