Jim Casey Named Coach of Year at James Wood HS
Jim Casey 34 year old James Wood High School coach earns the Evening Star 1964 Football Coach of the Year honor. He rebuilt the Colonels into an unbeaten 1964 season, after guiding basketball teams to multiple titles and taking over football in 1962 with a 10-0 pinnacle in his career. He credits assistants Willie Walters Walter Barr Archie Manuel and the James Wood athletic program. He is married to Eleanor MacDonald with three children.
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Chuck Marks Is Evening Star Football Player of the Year
Chuck Marks, 180 pound junior halfback for James Wood's unbeaten Colonels, named Evening Star Football Player of the Year. He sustained a knee injury in the final game against Loudoun Valley and has undergone knee surgery. He led in rushing 693 yards on 101 carries, 13 receptions for 163 yards, and 13 touchdowns including 11 on the ground and two through the air.
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Dream Team Leads James Wood Eagles For 1960 Contenders
Jim Casey’s James Wood Eagles land a dream team dominated by Chuck Marks Player of the Year 103 points and Bobby Orndorff who surpassed 1000 yards offense. Co stars include Bill Funk 160 pounds and Ernest Turner switched to halfback for speed. Buckeye Potts and Donnie Golladay power a deep backfield as Clarke County and Handley join the high-scoring district bid.
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Dream Team poses for lineup with players listed by school
The roster lists Dream Team players by position and school, including Frank Patton Handley at left end, Jim Coumes Clarke at left tackle, and Bobby Orndorff James Wood at quarterback, with multiple linemen backs and backs named across Handley Clarke Mosby Central and Warren County programs.
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Randolph Macon
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Basketball schedule features games across regions tonight
Tonight's slate includes Baltimore at Shepherd 7 pm and James Wood at Clarke County 6 30 pm. Page Jackson visits Harpers Ferry with Handley at Loudoun Valley and James Wood at Loudoun County. Alumni play Strasburg at 6 30 pm and Paw Paw goes to Harpers Ferry. Page Jackson faces Charles Town Musselman at 6 30 pm at Berkeley Springs.
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Bama Tops Final Poll
Alabama named national college football champion in the final AP poll edging Arkansas by slim margin. Notre Dame placed third with 442 points, Michigan fourth, Texas fifth as the Tide finish 10-0 after a 10 game season amid Bryant’s remarks on their earned No 1 ranking.
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Rifle talk on a Model 94 Winchester hunting tale
A narrator praises a .32-40 Winchester rifle passed to friends and deer hunting. The piece notes the 1919s era Model 94 marking, transition to nickel steel .30-30 style barrels, and the choice to use measured, high powered loads while the rifle performs reliably with careful shooting.
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Bowl Fever Then Hoopla In Openers For Wolverines And Beavers
Michigan hosts Ball State in tonight's season opener as No. 1 hopefuls. Oregon State, under new coach Paul Valenti, meets San Francisco in a key opener. Duke, Davidson, and 50 plus major games fill opening night with Michigan's veteran lineup led by Bill Buntin and Cazzie Russell.
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