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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01

the ball into the end zone for
his second I'd Of the night.
With approximately four
minutes left in the game. Prince
Edward started it's firal bid for
a touchdown and win. With
Morris and fullback Tom Full
cher grinding out the yardage.
the Wolverines moved from their
own % to the Rams IA. A fourth
down pass from halfback Jackie
Evans to quarterback B b b Y
Farmer was on target but Farm
er was unable to hang on and
the Rams took over to run ou
the clock
The first half of the game was
strictly defensive struggle
with both teams moving the bali
but being halted before a score
A great defensive stand was
put up by the Wolverines in the
first few minutes as Blackstone
moved down to their two yard
line Twice in succession the
hard hitting Wolverines cause a
Ram tumble and the second
time end Chuck Greene pourced
on the ball to half the early
scoring bid Of Blackstone.
jenkins StandOut
Co-captain Robert Jenk II 5
played the best game of his high
school career for the Wolves
Jenkins made tackles all oven
the field and his fine blocking
accounted for most of the rush
ing yardage by PEA backs
He, along with Chuck Green and
Andy Andrews. drew Spe ci al
praise from Coagh Cob Gilmel
for their defensive chores.
Statistically. Prince Edward
picked UP l79 yards rushing to
Blackstone 5 287 Tom Fulchel
led the Wolves with "a yards in
10 carries. Besides Happle's l6l
yards. Davis picked up 66 in
eight carries for the Rams.
The game this week with Ran
dolphHenry was moved up to
Thursday night. Prince Edward
will be looking for its third win
of the season against five de-
featS.
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Lipscomb Scores
Two tbs In
Final Period

Quarterback Whitley Lipscomb,
who played the role of goat ir
the first half, came back in the
fourth quarter to engineer two
Hampden-Sydney drives, scoring
both IDS himself, to give the
Tigers an upset win over the
Generals Of WASHINGTON and Lee.
1t was the first victory for the
Tigers against a W&L team in
four years.
Trailing ITO in tn fourth
period, Lipscomb combined his
passing and roll-out running to
spark the Tigers two final quar-
ter touchdoWns. The sophomore
signal caller teamed with wing
back George Hcilig for three
straight competitions, good for Ga
yards. to move the Tigers TO
their first touchdown The final
LlpScOmb to Heilig toss put the
ball on the 10 and two plays
later LipScOmb faxed to his full
back Buster Lammay and Kept
the ball around his right end for
two yards and score. cutting
the margin to ll-6.
H-SC Scores Twice
After WAL drive had been
halted on the 80 AID a Doug
Davis punt moved the ball deep
er into Tiger territory at the q,
Lipscomb got the Bengals rolling
again. this time on ~ yard
scoring drive. The running Of
Travis Tysinger and Lipscomb
moved the ball to the HIS AZ
and then came the play that
proved to be the games saver.
Lipscomb faded back and loft
ed a pass to split end Kert Car
ter at the Is yard line of W&L..
Carter and a General defender
Bill David both went up for the
ball with Davis seemingly max
ing an interrogation. On the way
to the ground, Carter. with one
arm around the ball, Wrestled it
from David to keep the H-SC
drive alive. Five plays later
LipScomb scored his second siX-
pointer to give the Tigers a
much deserved l2-ll wiz.
For Lipsco ON b. the fourth
quarter was the calm after the
storm. The Generals had taken
advantage of a poor lateral by
Lipscomb in the second quarter
and an interrogation of a Lips
comb pass in the third quarter
to score a field goal and a I'd.
As LlpScomb attempted To later
al, the ball was recovered hv
haifDack Henry Sackett on the
Tigers "a. The Generals move :,
the ball to the 10 yard stripe bit
no further as the tough H-SC de-
tense threw them back to the H.
On fourth down. center Jim
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01
&de&ne Nesu,
No Hunting Season Possible
By GERALD DUNCAN

Deer turkey rabbit and quail hunters in the State of Viz
gina could possibly be faced with discoulagng
hunting regulations in the past SO deal of rain
doesn't occur within the a hunting
Though most hunters
should 1t come about the Commission Of Inland
Fisheries along with the agencies
leIt with other choice The probably
than
exists everywhere especially in the fields woods
Not only does Virginia face the possibility hunting
season but of the the
100 forest fires burning right in New
the scheduled opening of big hunting
northern counties of that Friday appear
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01
Ladies Duckpin
BoWling Result
BY Ruth Myrick

Another week of bowling found
Home Furniture taking h re G
games from Baldwin S, Leggett 5
two games over TAYLOR Forbes
and First National two out of
three from Dorothy May
Home Furniture captured high
team three game of l343 pinfall
also Dolly Noble, of that team.
rolled high three game set with
a 2a3. Taylor Forbes had the
high game Of the evening 456
pinfall, and Lois Haag, from that
team. rolled the high game Of
ia.
Other members rolling 100 OF
over were Roche Allen l0l
Adele cumbv l06. Dolly Noble
1903 AGNES McFadden 100. Sally
Handorf l0i Frances Beer los.
and Ducky Craft 1903
Team Standings
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Bluest0ne Now In Second Place;
Crewe Wins 9TH Straight Game

made by end Charles Hubbard
OF a Is yard pass from Paul
{ tie Charles Taylor on q
yard run with all interrogation
and Dwight Phaup on a SO yard
end run
Brunswick 1872
Bill PEBBLES passed 30 yards
to end Chuck Baise for fourth
quarter I'd to give the Bulldogs
1872 victory over Amelia Fri
day night.
Amelia went out in front 1910
in the first period as John
TONNES passed to Ben Marshall
for a 81 yard I'D and Henry
Jones ran 40 yards to paydirt
for the second.
Brunswick closed the cap to
l2-7 in the third quarter al Dan
BrockWlth ran Al yards for a
score.
BluestOne 10
Quarterback H j. Newcomb
threw fourth quarter I'd pass
for I'D to give Bluestone
10 victory over GreenSville.
The win gave Bluestone pos
session Of second place in the
district and pushed Greensville
into third place.
Other Games
Buckingham and Cumberland
found out-of-distllct competition
little too much last week. Buck
irgham dropped a $50 decision
to Fluvanna and Cumberland
was beaten by two IDS at Mid
lothian. 1870.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01

In West Virginia, 81 new wood
land fires broke out during one
day last week to bring more
disaster to the already fire-dam-
aged state The peril has re-
suited in closing Virginia-owned
forests west Of the Blue Ridge.
High winds from hurricane Gin
~ have only hampered fire
fighters on the eastern shore.
What has to be realized by
Virginia hunters is that the loss
of animal life from these fires
is tremendous Fire destroys
animals homes, nests. an d
shelters and kills thousands of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01

CreWe 251
CreWe knocked over its sew
enth straight opponent. six in the
district. with a 25-7 win over
the Victoria Painters last week
Fullback Cramer Boswell scor-
ed two IDS While grinding out
156 yards on the ground to pace
the CreWe attack.
The big Boswell went 81 yards
for the first Rai'roader score
and romped SO yards to paydirt
for the second.
In the third period Hun e /
Morrisset-e ran 20 yards for a
I'D and Ray Roop added the
final Crewe touchdown in the
-four tn Period from II yards out.
HUTCHINSON scored the lone I'd
for Victoria.
Park View 26-6
Quarterback Bunny Paulette
pre- ssed into action by an injury
70 firt stringer and co-captair
Ronnic Moseiey, scored tn e
first Park View touchdown and
set up arother with his passes
as the Dragons handed the
Statesmen of Randolph Henry
their fourth district defeat.
Randolph Henry's touchdown
was set up and scored by hall
back Ed Harding. Harding went
So yards to the five yard line OF
PV and then scored on the next
play
Other Park View scores were
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Monday Night
Bowling League

RESULTS wsvs !. rastee
Freez 0: Farmers sunnlv :
safcwav /, and Prince Edward
Mills ;. Dairy I~le i.
SUMMARY Individual h \ Il
game jerry Good 1876 Individual
high three games Don Seqtua.
5aS Team hieh game Primo 4
Edward Mills 1908. Team high
three games WSVS. 1898
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01

young animals who are unable
to flee speedily from the blazes.
II Virginia woods and forests are
opened to the thousands of state
hunters. it is inconceivable the
number of new fires that would
result, no matter how careful
these hunters may be.
The Commission, as well as
the other state officials. are in a
position to lessen the danger of
forest fires and that's just what
they will be doing if they re-
fuse to open hunting seasons
There will of course be those
who will not abide by their de-
cision. if they choose to close
the seasons. ard the good sports
men of the state will be the
ones who suffer.
| sincerely hope that we can
get a good deal Of rain in the
next few weeks and that we will
be allowed to hunt in our fields
and forests. but, l urge each
hunter to be considerate of the
hunting laws. whatever t h e Y
are. and do what's best for our
struggling ami m a kingdom.
There will BE- many more hunt
ing seasons to look forward to
in years to come.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01
ALL NI\IM FOIL

Two fast uses for aluminium
fol Uses No l999o78 and
leNe97q Line a depression and
fill NJ i water for camp wash
basin III, in wet weather, do the
same iHIns to create a dry place
III build a fire,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01
AreaGanes
Of Interest

Thursday
Ran. Henry at Prince Edward
CreWe at Buckingham
Brunswick at Blackstone
Kenbrldge at Park View
Cumberland at Goochland
Grange Hall at Amelia
Appomattox at Bluestone
Victoria at Greensville
Doctor told me to sleep with
both windows open"
Il have only one window, but
can open it twice"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01
BLACK EEL SOLUTION

When the solution in YOU. jar
of black eel porkrind begins to
run dry, fill the bottle with so
luton Of black vegetable dye
and alcohol.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-01
MUDDY FISH

There's a Jingle tha dates
from old days along the Missis-
sipNl River whose advice VIII
keep the muddy taste out of fish
as effectively as ever. Goes: FIJI
let first, then peel off skin. Mud
Is out and flavor's in
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Saints Hand
Little Hoyus
1St Setback

st. Stephens School has
brushed aside the first threat
in its bid for a second straight
Interstate Athletic Conference
championship.
Jim Howard scored % points,
one above his season average,
as the Saints knocked George
town Prep from the unbeaten
ranks with a 56-4l victory last
night at the Alexander school.
Georgetown Prep had won
It's first five games and was
expected 10 threaten st. Ste
phen's for the title. But the
Saints jumped off TO a 1873
first-quarter lead and added
TO that advantage the rest OF
the way.
Landon Holman added Is
points for st. Stephens, now
80 in the league and 80 over
all. Tom Schneider led the
Little Hoyas with l8 points,
while Joe DeCourcy added IS.
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two periods TO defeat Archbish-
op Neale, 67-2l, last night on
the losers court. Bill Goddard
led the winners with "a points.
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KiIIen Has Big Night
As Lockey Wins 9Th

Bob Killen, a 6-foot junior
is proving to be quite a per-
former for Lackey High
Schools basketball team this
season, both in the scoring and
rebounding departments.
Last night Killen popped in
35 points as Lackey whipped
Great Mills, 1851, at Lackey
for its sixth victory in eight
games.
Killen. who has a 2i-5 aver
age, connected on Is Of 26
shots from the floor and sank
five straight at the free throw
line In addition TO leading the
Lackey rebounders. George
Rothgeb backed up Killen's
performance, scoring II points
and helping out on the back
boards.
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ATOMS TOP LEE,
STAY UNBEATEN
Unbeaten Annandale led Al
SurrottsViIIe Survives
Scare From SuitIond

1t took some fancy shooting
in the final quarter to do it. but
Surrattsville High Schools bas-
ketball team survived a king
sized scare from Suitland last
night to remain unbeaten.
The Hornets outscored the
Rams, 22-7, in the final eight
minutes to pull out a 56-44 de-
cision in the Prince Georges
Glass AA game at Surrattsville.
Suitland held a 1874 lead after
three quarters.
Kim Bitterman, Ron Morgan,
Tom Lindahl and Phil Pickett
scored all Of Surrattsville's
points in the final period. Nor
gan got seven OF his total IL
points. Bitterman six OF 10,
Pickett five Of l8 and Lindahl
four Of l3.
Suitland's chances OF pulling
the upset were dashed when
Tim Lane fouled out in the
final period. Lane scored IA
points for the Rams before
leaving the game. Jim Schaub
added 10 points for guitland
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GROUP IA sTANDTNcs
BY EDDIE CRANE
Star Staff Writer

The game that well could de-
eide the regular season North
ern District Group IA cham
pionship will be played tonight
at Campbell Memorial gym in
Arlington between two unbeaten
clubs, Washington-Lee, the de-
Tending champion, and Grove
ton.
Both teams have won six
straight this season and Grove
ton was tabled in preseason
ratings as the team most likely
to knock off the Generals. 1t
will get the chance at 8 O'Clock.
Washington-Lee romped over
Stuart last night, 55-41. before
an overflow crowd at Stuart to
win its 21st consecutive game
over a two-season span. Grove
ton was idle.
WI enjoyed one Of its better
shooting nights Of the season,
hitting on A per cent from the
floor. They broke the game
open in the third period when
they outscored the Raiders,
1911, connecting on 8 Of II
field goal attempts to take a
44-28 advantage into the final
period.
Ed Hummer, wills leading
scorer and rebounder, had a
standout night. especially on
defense. He blocked seven
He blocked seven shots and
pulled in IL rebounds, plus
being the games high scorer
with is points.
Jan Hartke was Stuart's lead
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md third periods did the quarter Gene Fisher had
OiotofO tho

Totals 1sl652 Totals 80
Halftime: Handley, 32-l7.
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Totals 9l5 33 Totals AZ 1897
Halftime: James Monroe. 4g-l7.
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Marshall Uses F FouI Shots
To Make Great Comeback

George Marshall High
Schools basketball team took
advantage of its efficiency at
the foul line last night to stage
one Of the seasons top come
backs in a 54-43 victory over
Edison at Wakefield.
Edison grabbed l4-1 lead in
the first quarter, but the
Statesmen turned tables by
outgunning their opponents,
26-10, in the second period.
Marshall connected on "a Of
36 foul shots to gain the VIC
tory. Edison held a 1915 lead
in field goals but made only
five points at the free throw
line.
Jim Redwine had 18 points
and John Kundzins II for the
winners while Allen Paire, a
6-5 sophomore, had l3 for Edi-
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Carrasco Hot
In Second Half
For NOrthWood
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

The next time Dave Carrasco
of Northwood tells his coach he
won't take any shots in the
first half, he probably will have
quite an argument on his
hands.
The 6-foot-3 senior followed
up a teammates shot for his
only two points before inter-
mission. but he opened the
second half with two straight
one-handers to break a 1915
tie and send the Indians on
their way to a 55-4l victory
over Bethesda Chevy Chase
last night in a Montgomery
County League game at B-CC.
Carrasco finished with IL
points, three below Kurt Wolfe's
leading figure, as he dropped
in five Of seven shots from his
corner position.
Dave had been worried be-
cause he had two bad games in
a row." Coach Paul Bolyard
said after the game, "but I
told him the only way to find
his eye was to keep shooting
Maybe he'll be convinced now. +"
Northwood was as hot in the
second half as it was cold in
the first half, netting II of 20
shots compared to 6 Of IS be-
fore intermission.
After scoring only four points
in the second quarter, the In
dians came back with II in the
third period, one more than
they had the entire first half
to Jump into a 1927 lead.
B-CC pulled within two
points, 1888, on Bryant
Agnew's Jump shot with 500
to play, but when the Barons
tried to press they began to
foul and the Indians took ad-
vantage of the free throws,
sinking IL Of l6 in the last
four minutes to pull away.
Aside from Agnew, who fin
ished with the games high Of
18 points, the Barons' shooting
with far below par. B-CC made
only % per cent of its shots
ia of 49) while losing its first
league game in two starts.
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Halitlme. shsrNood. 9b.l7.
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Totals 1917 SO Totals 81 70 a
Halftime: Annandale. 36-lg
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BackcourtP Pair
Puts Eastern
InDriver'sSeat
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

The potent backcourt COM
bination Of Reggie Greens and
Reds Williams has placed East
ern High Schools basketball
team in the drivers seat in the
Interhigh Leagues East Divi-
sion for the second straight
year.
Greene and Williams directed
Eastern to a convincing, 66-42,
victory over Spingarn yesterday
at Spingarn. The Ramblers
held a 30-point lead midway
Of the final period as Spingarn
was held scoreless for 4la
minutes.
Williams led the Ramblers
with 10 points while 6-foot-5
Ron Cunningham had is and
Greene IA. Vincent Colbert
added IL for the Ramblers, who
doubled the score at 30-15 late
in the second quarter.
The ball-handling Of Greene
and Williams was the main
reason for Spingarn's quick
collapse. The pair put on drib-
bling exhibitions on the out
side, and when the Spingarn
players came out to break it
up, Cunningham and Colbert
had easy shots under the
basket.
Greene and Jerome Cham
bers, who graduated, led East
ern to the Interhigh title last
year. Cunningham has devel-
oped quickly to replace Cham
bers and Williams has come on
fast to give Greene a helping
hand in the backcourt.
Spingarn never was able to
solve EaStern's man-to-man de-
fense and threw the ball away
countless times. Ronald Taylor
and David Kearse each man
aged TO score 10 points for the
Green Wave.
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BLAIR CHALKS UP
SEVENTH IN ROW

Unbeaten Montgomery Blair
chalked up its seventh victory
last night, defeating Richard
Montgomery, 60-45, in a Mont
gomery County Glass AA league
game at Blair.
The Blazers ran up a 1873
lead in the first period, but
Richard Montgomery managed
to cut the margin to five points
at halftime, 1924. Blair held a
six-point lead going into the
final period and outscored the
Rockets, 1910, to clinch the
OiItany1aa
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JAMES MONROE
ROUTS CULPEPER

James Monroe scored the
first l6 points en- route to a
27-l first-quarter lead and con-
tinued its torrid pace to defeat
Culpeper, 97-33, last night at
James Monroe.
Ted Waffle, scoring at a 22-
point per game clip, led the
winners with 81 points. al
though he played only the first
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VOLTS TRIUMPH
ON FREE THROWS

Chamberlain's Willie Davis
made good on four free throws
in the final 48 seconds yester-
day to give the Volts a 60-56
victory over Anacostia in an
interhigh East Division game at
AnacoStia.
Two Davis free throws gave
Chamberlain a 1884 advantage
in the closing seconds, but Ana
costia's Jim Dawkins netted a
pair OF foul shots to cut the
margin. Davis was fouled again
and converted both attempts TO
put the game on ice.
Davis led the Volts attack
with IL points and Bernard
Evening star., 1963-01-12
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer


If you have to single out one
player on DeMatha High
Schools well-balanced basket
ball team, it has to be Jim
Mcbride.
Mcbride put the Stays in the
drivers seat in the torrid
Catholic League race last
night, scoring the winning
basket in DeMatha's 50-48 VIC
tory over Mackin in double
overtime at Carroll.
The 6-foot-3 junior scored
on a short jump shot with 1923
remaining in the second over
time to give the Stays their
second league victory and their
18th triumph in IA games.
Mackin lost only it's third game
in IL starts, but two OF the
losses have been in the league.
Mackin still had chances to
win, gaining the ball with 40
seconds left, but the excellent
DeMatha defense wouldn't give
the Trojans any kind Of a shot.
Lawrence Jones took a long
jump shot with two seconds to
play that was blocked by Ber-
nard Williams and with that
shot went almost all of Mack
ms hopes to win the first half
Of the league.
Not only did Mcbride net the
winning basket and tie Mack
ms Bill Butler for scoring
honors with 19 points, but he
pulled the Stags back from a
seven-point deficit in the third
quarter and scored nine of the
last IA points for the winners.
Mackin pulled away to a
34-27 lead with two minutes to
play in the third quarter, but
DeMatha scored six straight
points, with Mcbride getting
four. Mackin again took the
lead, 42-40, but williams
grabbed a loose ball under the
basket and tied the score with
20 seconds to play in reguia-
tion time.
In the first overtime, after
each teams scored two baskets,
DeMatha lost a chance to win
when Jim Colliflower and Gar
rett Ford missed shots in the
last five seconds. In the second
three-minute extra period, Col
liflower scored for DeMatha
and Butler tied It for Mackin
before McBride's winning shot.
Williams, playing one # his
best games, scored IA points,
and Colliflower added II points
and is rebounds for the Stays,
who avenged a 55-43 loss to the
Trojans in the Carroll Christ
mas Tournament. Jimmy Shaw
got seven of his 10 points for
Mackin in the last quarter and
first overtime, but fouled out
in the second extra period.
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WALTER JOHNSON
TRIPS WHEATON

Walter johnson, led by John
Beebe's l8 points, scored a Co.
So surprise victory over Whea-
ton last night in a Montgomery
County Glass AA league game
at Walter Johnson.
Bill Barnes and Jack Blom-
quist helped the johnson attack
with Is and IA points. respec-
lively. Curtis Norland was
high for Wheaton with 1Q
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3 47-47 tie and romped the rest
I Of the way.
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Totals 20 ~ 66 Totals 10 442
Halftime: Eastern. 3O-l7.
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HANDLEY SPURT
SINKS HERNDON

Handley High School of
Winchester warmed up slowly
but quickened the pace in the
second period on the way to a
77-52 victory over Herndon
last night at Handley. Hern-
don led, 1875, after eight
minutes, but Handley ran up a
24-5 advantage in the second
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MUSTANGS SCORE
ON FREE THROWS

Clutch foul shooting In the
final minutes gave Bladensburg
High School its sixth victory in
eight Prince Georges County
League games this season. ST.
81. over High Point. yesterday
at Bladensburg.
Jim Annandale dropped In
three straight free throws and
Dave Buckley, the Mustangs
high scorer with lS points,
added two more as Bladensburg
pulled away from a $3.50
deadlock.
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Group II opposition
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1ST LOSS HANDLED
TO WARRENTON

Carlton Wine scored %
points and Billy Weeks added
II as Marshall ended Warren
toms six-game winning streak
with a 66-51 victory last night
at Marshall. 1t was Marshall's
fifth victory in six games
against Virginia District 8,
Evening star., 1963-01-12
AFFORD SPARKS
BULLS VICTORY

Kirk Afford tossed In %
points 10 pick up the scoring
slack left by Jim Cotter as Bull
lis School whipped Quantico
Post, 5l-37. yesterday at Bulls.
Cotter. who scored 80 points
Tuesday against Charlotte Hall,
sat out most Of the game with
four fouls and collected only
five points.
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OSBOURN GIVES
MCLEAN SCARE

Winless Osbourn shocked
Mclean by grabbing a 1914
firSt-quarter lead, but the
Highlanders came back to out
score the Manassas school, l8-
5, in the second quarter and
went on to a 7l-34 victory in
a Group la game at Mclean.
Terry Crete led Mclean with
ia noints
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Halftime: Wakefield. 1920.
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Haliiims' Lsndon, s7.iS
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at Sasscer