Langston Lions Beat Dunbar High 28-13 In Rainy Home Opener
Langston High Lions, 2-1, defeated Dunbar High of Lynchburg 28-13 despite rain and mud. Larry Mitchell 82-yard run, Montague 74-yard pass from Clark, and Peters 12-yard return on a blocked punt sparked the scoring. Dunbar’s Parrish threw a 35-yard TD to McCoy and Pepper added a 40-yard TD pass.
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Pasarell Upsets Emerson In Pacific Southwest Tennis
In Los Angeles Charles Pasarell, ranked third, defeated top seed Roy Emerson 6-0 6-4 in the Pacific Southwest men's singles quarterfinals. UCLA's Arthur Ashe rallied to beat Mary Riessen 1-6 8-6 6-2, after a rough first set.
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Cougars Rally For 21-6 Win Over Cincinnati
University of Houston routs Cincinnati 21-6 as fourth quarter onslaught turns 6-0 deficit into victory. Ken Hebert 16 yard TD pass from Dick Woodall after opening fourth quarter. Nordgren 1 yard run. McVean 6 yard reception from Burris. Attendance 27,576.
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Roy Hoffman Nets Six Thrills in Nine Holes
Portland AP report details Roy Hoffman scoring on full swings with six seven and eight irons and sinking chip shots of 25 30 and 40 feet. He needed only three putts in his round of 34 despite a rusty finish as he three putted the 10th green.
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All County Football Games Postponed By Rain
Rain washed out a full slate of Pittsyl vania County Big Four games last night and forced postponements to tonight. Chatham meets Dan River, Tunstall hosts Amherst, Gretna visits Brookville as teams adjust schedules and prep for key district tests. Cavaliers battle to slow Dan River pass attack while Chatham opts for adjustments after a 27-0 loss last week.
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WVU W&M Face Key Southern Conference Showdown
West Virginia seeks a big win at William and Mary to vault toward another conference title as Richmond lurks. William and Mary, 1-0 in the league after a 32-21 opener over VMI, aims to prove its mettle against the Mountaineers in a high stakes Saturday slate that includes Furman vs Davidson and VMI at Army. Marv Levy emphasizes WVU's defense as the challenge while noting his team must move the ball and score to have a chance.
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Rosburg and Geiberger Lead Seattle Open After Two Rounds
Veteran Bob Rosburg shared the lead with Al Geiberger at 139 after two rounds of the Seattle Open at Inglewood County Club. Rosburg shot a 67 amid lightning-fast greens, while Geiberger carded a 72 in frigid, windy conditions. Charles Coody 140, Bob McCallister 141, Gary Bauer 141, and Gay Brewer 141-148 contended. cuts went to 70.
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Hunter Pitches A's To 8-0 Victory Over Boston
Jim Hunter pitched six no hit innings and finished with a two hitter as the Kansas City Athletics routed Boston 8-0 behind a 15 hit attack. Hunter, a $75 000 bonus rookie, gave up a double to Carl Yastrzemski to start the seventh and an infield hit by Ed Bresaud in the eighth. Wayne Causey, Jose Tartabull and Hunter had three hits each, with Causey driving in three on three singles and Dick Green adding three with his 15th homer.
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Woodlawn Gun Club Hosts Two Day Open Skeet Shoot
The Woodlawn Gun Club stages its Second Annual Fall Open Skeet Shoot over today and Sunday under NS SA 1965 rules. Events include .410 50 targets at 9 am, .28 gauge 50 targets at 11 am, and .20 gauge 100 targets with 2 man team at 2 pm. Visitors welcome. entrants must present NS SA cards. competition drew participants from Virginia, the Carolinas, Maryland and D C.
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Skeet Shoot Promises Range of Events and Prizes
Woodlawn Gun Club announces a skeet shooting series with events from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM including 50 and 100 target championships across gauges. Competitors chase trophies, class placings, and Lady divisions, with team and junior categories, plus a high over all championship.
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Annual Golf Meet At Tuscarora C C Sunday
The Tuscarora Country Club board and Laurel Inc stage a match play golf tournament Sunday Sept 26 with the losing side treating winners to dinner. Laural members are listed first in each pairing with starting times from 12 30 to 1 05 and include players such as Prichard Leary Brann Dodson McElheny Hitzheimer Lumpkin Blankenship Rea Wood Johnson Slayton Rollins Wise Reynolds Mobley Harvey Johns Ayscue Brown Floyd Rigney Jones.
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