Opening Games Preview for Clarke Mason and Area Friday Matchups
Clarke County hosts George Mason at 7:30 p.m. September 3 in Berryville in the season opener. Luther Jackson transfers join Mason, making the Mustangs strong. Other games feature Keyser at Martinsburg, Romney at Charles Town, Page County versus Mosby, and Harpers Ferry against Strasburg.
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King
Clarke County
George Mason
Berryville
B's
Luther Jackson
Mason
Mustangs
Keyser
Martinsburg
Romney
Charles Town
Page County
Mosby
Harpers Ferry
Strasburg
Mosby Preseason Scrimmages Set This Summer
Mosby has three scrimmages on the slate for this summer. The first clash is August 21 in Manassas against Stonewall Jackson High at 9 a.m. Next, August 25 at Berkeley Springs the Indians visit at 7 30 p.m. The final tilt, versus Clarke County, totals undetermined site.
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Mosby
Manassas
Stonewall Jackson High
Berkeley Springs
Indians
Mosby-men
Clarke County
Denny Lee Sidelined Six Weeks By Illness
Denny Lee, a sophomore starter for James Wood, will miss at least six weeks for the Woodmen. The center cannot practice with the 65 Colonels defending Northwestern League grid title and a potential unbeaten season.
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Denny Lee
James Wood
Woodmen
Denny
Colonels
Martinsburg and Charles Town open season with seeking fifth straight wins
Martinsburg and Charles Town aim for their fifth consecutive victory in two years as they open on September 3. Martinsburg hosts Keyser while Romney faces a debuting Panthers squad with lights, and Charles Town hopes to extend a four game skein from 1964 as the Bulldogs bring back Johnny Johnson and Marty Brenner from a 6-1-1 squad.
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Martinsburg
Charles Town
Panthers
Romney
Bulldogs
Johnny Johnson
Marty Brenner
James Wood Opens Season With Long Streaks and History
James Wood enters the season with a rare ll-game unbeaten streak, facing Albemarle at home on September 10. Clarke County ends a 38 game Virginia scholastic record run, while Lane High of Charlottesville holds the current state mark at 29 games with three ties.
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James Wood
Albemarle
Virginia
Clarke County
Colonels
Jim Casey
Handley
Wood Grid
Clarke
Lane High
Charlottesville
Knights
Windle Defeats Sealock In Front Royal Handicap Final
Area golf at Front Royal Country Club last week saw Bob Windle beat Leon Sealock one up on the eighteenth to win the men's handicap tourney. Windle and Sealock earned trophies as champion and runner-up.
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Front Royal Country Club
Bob Windle
Leon Sealock
Sealock
Windle
Front Royal
N. Major
McCormick
H. Beard
Major
Shenandoah Valley
Route 22
Winchester
John Sholders
W.P.J
Bridgeport
Conn
Raymond Flemings
West Port
Patterson Club
Southeastern Conference marks 33rd season in 1965
The 1965 football season marks the 33rd year of competition for the Southeastern Conference. The article notes the league’s ongoing schedule and its member institutions as they begin play in the fall.
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James Wood
Major League Standings and Friday Results
Associated Press reports Friday results with Detroit 2 Los Angeles 1 and Washington 4 Baltimore 2. Cleveland beat Minnesota 3 1, Boston edged Chicago 3 2, New York defeated Kansas City 3 1. Upcoming games include Chicago at Boston and Kansas City at New York.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Minneota
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
V. .L. Pet. GB
W. L. Pet. G.B
San Fran
Phila
Chicago Boston
San Fransisco
Yastrzemski
Robinson
Oliva
Versalles
Killebrew
Colavito
Mantilla
Horton
Richardson
Campaneris
Aparicio
Cardenal
Grant
Pascual
Perry
Halltown Beats Lucky Inn 3-2 in Six Inning City League Thriller
Halltown held Lucky Inn to two runs through six innings then added a third in the seventh to win 3-2. Jim Wiltshire Scot Johnson and Randy Anders drove Halltown runs, while Jerry Fink earned the win. In the other game F and M Bank beat Winchester Merchants 5-2 as Larry Wadsworth delivered a key homer and double.
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Halltown
Lucky Inn At Bay
Jim Wiltshire
Scot Johnson
Randy Anders
Lucky Inn
Bob Lloyd
Ken Pitta
Jerry Fink
F and M Bank
Winchester Merchants
Bankers
Richard Dick
Bobby Orndorff
Larry Wadsworth
Gene Pyne
Saratoga Sales Rise as Tom Fool Colt Fetches Top Price
The 1965 Saratoga yearling auction in Saratoga Springs, N Y totals 1 3 million for 58 horses as Ralph Kercheval pays 72 000 for a Tom Fool Venus colt. Newstead Farms and Paul Mellon secure top prices while overall sale averages compare to last year.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Ralph Kercheval
Tom Fool-Venus
Newstead Farms
Hail To Reason
Hill Rose
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Stables
E. B. Taylor
Newstead
Sir Gaylord
Sorceress
Oxford
AY Health Ducks Pin Sit Clinches Summer League Title
The AY Health team finished the summer league season 33 9 after sweeping Jokers at Health Center Lanes. Standout performances came from Charles Mason 146 133 102 for 381 and 123 season average, Harry Mason 159 131, and Bill Roth 119 for Jokers. Fiddler posted a 393 series for Stephenson MYF in two wins over Winchester Jets, while Angar Farm and Rosen berger Sheet Metal secured second place with key scores.
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Quacks
Health Center
Wee Allen Hoover
Clarence Combs
Harry Mason
Charles Mason, Jr
Woody Armel
Pete Whitlock
Charles Mason
Bill Roth
Jokers
Edwin Fiddler
Stephenson Myf
Winchester Jets
Fiddler
Jets
Jake Snapp
Jim Pierce
Harry Ratlier
Crushers
Fireball Devils
Henry Mason
Steve Funk
Philip McKee
High- Angar Farm
Schrafft
Roy Smelser
Roy Shanholtzer
Rosen
Promising youth shine at AAU swimming championships
The first day in Toledo features a strong 1968 Olympic outlook with 14-year-old standouts Judy Hamburger Mary Ellen Cleese and Patty Caretto. Cleese and Hamburger win titles while Caretto sets a world 1500-meter freestyle mark and competes for more records alongside Olympic stars Christine Caron Cathy Ferguson Marilyn Ramenofsky.
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America
Judy Hamburger
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mary Ellen Cleese
Philadelphia
Patty Caretto
Commerce
Calif
Miss Oleese
Miss Ferguson
Boxing draw in Montana between Cotton and Rouse
Eddie Cotton of Seattle and Roger Rouse of Anaconda fought to a draw in Butte Montana. The bout involved a close exchange with both fighters earning judges decision shares.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Drew
Roger Rouse
Aanaconda
Giants Five As MLB Managers In 1933
Five members of the 1933 New York Giants took on major league managing roles Bill Terry Charlie Dressen Fred Fitzsimmons Mel Ott and Paul Richards led teams in the season with notable transitions and leadership duties.
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New York Giants
Bill Terry
Charlie Dressen
Fred Fitzsimmons
Mel Ott
Paul Richards
Major League Leaders Provide Bright Season Highlights
The Associated Press notes top AL and NL leaders by batting average runs and RBIs with players like Yastrzemski Oliva and Rose leading, plus Horton Mays and Koufax standout. Coaching changes at St Johns and MVC football schedule shifts also appear.
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Russ Potts
Donald Gilpin
R. Morris
Downing Hickerson
T. Morris
Morris
R. Callis
T. Biggs
Valley Ave
Dozer
Shenandoah Downs
Aumar
Knight Pride
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Rebec
Princess
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Vasil
Bernarr Mac
Cardinals Boy Gmall
Hay Harbor
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Peters
Cooperate
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Mein Greta
Mall
Myrna Doll
Hidalgo
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Stretch
Prince Rock
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Lull
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V. Espinosa
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Y.O
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Chetwynd
Eva’s Valeta
Hunt
Emilees Gmall
Weather-O-Man
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Hill Roamer
David
Speck
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Sir Rhetta
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Davey D
Baby Man
Gluti
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Sellars
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H.clark
Mr. Gaybrook
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Skippernel
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Pal
Acorn
Cindy Rock
Man
Silver Flower
Elsis
Chuck
THE
RED Cross Bloodmobile
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J.V. Arthur, Inc
Wadsworth
F&m
Clifton Peacher
Kenny Anders
Earl Peacher
Lucky Ion
Jim Lloyd
Gene Singhas
Tommy Aaron
Center
Gainesville
Mason Rudolph
Leigh Acres
Fla
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Lost Tree Village
Legonier
Saratoga
Tom Fool
Taylor
Northern Dancer
I. J. Collins
Ohio
Sailor
Patricia L
Cone
Regan McKinney
Berger
Bucky McDonald Bowl
Wade Dusing
Bill Walker
Charles Luttrell
Roger Swartz
Glenn Luttrell
Ray Malong
Ronnie Bell
Stanley McDonald
Allen Hoover
Toledo, Ohio
Hyom
Era Sea Tal Investments
W. Plecidilly St
Clemente
Aaron
Harper
Rose
Johnson
Banks
Williams
Allen
Callison
Mays
McCovey
Wills
Brock
Koufax
Jay and Nuxhall
Veale
Lou Carmesecca
St. John’s University
Redmen
Bucky Waters
West Virginia
Jim Maloney
Niagara
Bob Knight
Army
Jack Donohue
Holy Cross
Carnesecca
Frank Truitt
LSU
St. John’s
Louisville
Cardinals
Bears
Cats
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