Mitchell Returns Fumble 62 Yards for TD in Langston Win
James Mitchell recovered a Burley fumble and raced 62 yards for the Lions sole TD as Langston beat Charlottesville’s Bears 7 0 in a game dominated by Langston defense and ground attack. Ronald Brandon added the extra point and Langston’s 1 1 season record.
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St. Emma Military Academy
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Robert Logan
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Larry Mitchell
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Freddie Wagstaff
Dunbar High
Lynchburg
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Softball Results at Riverside Field
At Riverside Field the 45 Weave team beat ODrass 6 to 4 in a delayed game, with Franks, McGuire, McDowell, and Handy contributing for the winners and the losers noted as OOO 4 x-F72 in the box.
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UNC Hosts Michigan At 1 30 P M
Michigan, Rose Bowl champions ranked No 4, open vs North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Wolverines favored by two touchdowns as coach Bump Elliott projects more passing. UNC relies on scrambling sophomore QB Danny Talbott after backfield losses. Michigan beat Oregon State in the Rose Bowl last season.
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Oregon State
Six-Man Tag Bout at Danville Armory Heads Tonight
The card features Aldo Bogni and Bronco Lubitch with manager Mr. Homer O'Dell facing Haystacks Calhoun Abe Jacobs and Nelson Royal in a six man tag bout. Bogni Lubitch seek comeback after losing Southern tag title to Johnny Weaver and George Becker. Earlier bouts include Sonny Fargo vs Gary Guerraro Steve Bolus vs Tinker Todd Mike Paidousis vs Omar Atlas. Advance tickets from Johnson Brothers Store.
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Danville City Armory
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Sonny Fargo
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University of Tennessee
Omar Atlas
Johnson Brothers
Appalachian And Newberry Open CC Grid Play Tonight
The Carolinas Conference grid season opens Saturday with eight small colleges in seven games as Elon, Lenoir Rhyne, Western Carolina, Catawba and Presbyterian lead championship talks. Newberry, Appalachian, Guilford, and Hampden-Sydney project mixed results amid coaching changes and returning stars.
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Hampden-Sydney
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Carson Newman
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Ed Wireless
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Gary Mattocks
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Burgin Beale
H. L. Robinson
Coe Takes 217 Lead In National Amateur Golf Tournament
Two time winner Charlie Coe shot a 72 to lead the National Amateur Golf Championship at Tulsa as a thunderstorm paused play. Bob Campbell, Jim Grant, and Bob Murphy trailed in a tight group with scores around 218 as weather interrupted the final holes, leaving Campbell and Grant in contention for the lead before the disruption.
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University of Houston
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Oklahoma State
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Wichita, Kan
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Bethesda
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Atlanta
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Lakeland
Bill Campbell
Untington
James Ickersenee
Vacetvene
Wichita
Cesar Sanud
Srewevennee
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Tees
Seven ACC Grid Teams Begin Action This Saturday
Seven Atlantic Coast Conference football teams will play five games on Saturday from Virginia to South Carolina. NC State at Clemson and Duke at Virginia headline league pairings as Michigan visits North Carolina and Wake Forest hosts Virginia Tech in Roanoke. Maryland delays its opener against Ohio University next week.
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Openers Set for Cowboys Browns Vikings Packers Rams Bears
AP Sports writer previews Week One NFL action with all 22 teams in play. Forecasts include Cowboys over Giants, Browns over Redskins, Vikings over Colts, Packers over Steelers, Cardinals over Eagles, Rams over Lions, Bears over 49ers, plus American League gridiron picks and standout players like Tarkenton, Unitas, Hornung, and Hayes.
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Don Meredith
Earl Morrall
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Bill Nelson
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Jim Taylor
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West Virginia Opens Southern Conference Season at Home
West Virginia hosts Richmond in the opener looking to defend its Southern Conference title with a veteran line backing an offense led by Allen McCune and Dick Leftridge. Richmond relies on untested junior Jan Linn at QB and a young backfield, while VMI visits William and Mary as other league teams debut. East Carolina begins Sept 25 at home against West Chester.
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Marr Leads Portland Open After Flawless Second Round
Dave Marr surged four strokes ahead in the Portland Open Golf Championship second round at Portland Golf Club by shooting 64 with eight birdies and an eagle. He stands 36 holes at 133, eight under, ahead of Billy Maxwell, Jack Nicklaus, and Bob Rosburg at 137. The field benefited from calmer conditions after Thursday’s winds, with Marr noting he did not hit as many greens as expected despite the ideal day.
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Bowling and chess notes from Havana tourney
Bowling results from the recreation center league show Adkins 1566 scoring 178, Beggarly 172, Clifton 186, Tate 187, and Weave 1425. In Havana Cuba, Bobby Fischer of New York moved to second place in the Capablanca International Chess Tournament after a draw with Eleazar Jimenez of Cuba in an adjourned game.
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Bartlett Yancey Wins 14-13 Over South Stokes
Bartlett Yancey High School edge South Stokes 14 to 13 on a late goal line plunge by Tony Poteat after Ed Die Mitchell’s 50 yard breakaway and a 50 yard run set up the tying score. Alvis Hodges caught a 50 yard pass from Wayne Slaughter for the Buccaneers early lead.
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Andrew Lewis tops Tazewell 16 0 in late showdown
Salem's Andrew Lewis delivered a 16-0 win over Tazewell Bulldogs sparked by a 16 yard keeper TD by Gene Webb and a 95 yard punt return by Charles Hammersley. Lewis earlier caused a safety by catching a Tazewell punter in the end zone.
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Charles Hammersley
Andrew Lewis
Salem
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GWHS Cardinals Clash Jefferson Sr High at Victory Stadium
GWHS Cardinals travel to Roanoke for a Western District test against Jefferson Sr High at Victory Stadium tonight at 8. The Cards seek a second straight away win after a 14-7 season opener upset of Andrew Lewis, while Jefferson Sr fell 18-0 to Patrick Henry.
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