James Wood Places Third in State Wrestling Meet
James Wood tied for third with Pulaski at the Virginia State 1-B Wrestling Championship held at Fauquier High School. Gar Field High School won with 68 points. Northside finished second with 62. Wood and Pulaski totaled 60 each. Coach Willie Walters praised the effort and warned of a tougher schedule next season.
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Warrenton
James Wood
Pulaski
Fauquier High School
Gar Field High School
North Side
USDB
Gar Field
Va. School For Deaf and Blind
VSDB
Northside
Gare Field
WSDB
Gar-Field
Jim Brown
Jim Stover
Colonels
Bill Gentry
John Riding
Arch Robinson
David Cather
Willie Walters
Walters
James Wood Pulaski
Orange
Dave Cather
Dave
Killy's Sweep Tops Olympic Alpine Races in Grenoble
At the Grenoble Games Jean-Claude Killy swept the men's alpine events to complete the rare triple. Disqualifications in the slalom, weather delays, and IOC disputes shadowed the closing ceremonies as nations debated South Africa participation and Russia's stance. The United States finished with seven medals led by Peggy Fleming and clashed with injuries and falls affecting skiers like Billy Kidd Jere Elliott and Georg Krog.
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Associated Press
Grenoble
France
Jean-Claude Killy
Eugenio Monti
Toini Gustafsson
U.S
Peggy Fleming
Terry McDermott
Tim Wood
Diane Holum
Jenny Fish
Mary Meyers
United States
Mexico City
International Olympic Committee
South Africa
Soviet Union
IOC
Russia
Austria
Karl Schranz
Killy
Toni Sailer
Schranz
Hakkon Mjoen
Norway
Mjoen
Gates
Billy Kidd
Stone
America
Jere Elliott
Jim Barrows
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Georg Krog
Denver
Grove Leads Way at Charles Town Pair Wins Include Here He Goes
Jockey Philip Grove, famed for the 1967 National Apprentice Riding Title, rode Here He Goes to victory in the Vaccaro Purse at Charles Town Race Course. The seven furlongs clocked in 1.28 1/5, with De bedeavon second and Dan's Surrender third as Grove again displayed strong form before a crowd of 5401.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Philip Grove
Charles Town Race Course
Natalie Jacobson
Grove
Thomas F. Corcoran
de~ Bedeavon
B. Vincent Parchment
Dan
Clay Appeals Sentence Today
Boxer Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali appeals a five year prison term and $10 000 fine for refusing induction. The hearing before a three judge federal court was set for today and could last about an hour with a decision possible in days or months.
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Houston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Armed Services
Muhammad Ali
Raiders Roll Clarke County 74 56 Amid Northwestern League Playoff Prep
Loudoun County tops Clarke County 74 to 56 as John Cook scores 24 for the Eagles. Clarke County drops to 1 11 in league play while Loudoun finishes 7 5 in the loop and 9 7 overall. Clarke junior varsity also beats Loudoun Lancers 41 37 to end season 6 12.
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Berryville
Loudoun County
Clarke County
Raiders
Skein
John Cook
Eagles
John Reynolds
Rick Donaldson
John Bryant
Elmer Fox
Loudoun
Loudoun Valley
Handley
Clarke
Fauquier
Jayvees
Loudoun Lancers
Dickie Keeler
Quint
Fox
J. Bryant
Donaldson
Warner Washington R
Bryant Linn
Anderson Pollard
F Reynolds
Cook
Chafin
Diggs
Dofflemyer Ferrell Doleman
Charles Town scratches for tonight races list
Charles Town Race Course announces scratches for tonight including 1 She Will Spin Show Ber Nie and 3 Joint Account.
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Charles Town Race Course
Wrestling Results 95 to Unlimited Weight Champions
Northside's Paynter won 95 pounds with Kaila second and Delaney third. 103 pounds saw Tross as state champ, Fisher second, Bailey third. 112 pounds had Kaila as champion and Clements second. 120 pounds crowned Stuckey champion with Cannadam second. 127 pounds Smallwood claimed title, McMillian second. 133 pounds Johnson state champ, Cline second. 138 pounds Blevins champ, Shifflett second. 145 pounds Thompson champ, Stover second. 154 pounds Walters champ, Webb second. 165 pounds Jenkins champ, Conduff second. 180 pounds Toombs champ, Henley Rider third. Unlimited weight Brown champ, Schlegel second.
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Paynter
Northside
Kaila
Garfield
Delaney
WSBC
George Mason
Tross
Orange
Fisher
Bailey
Lawson
Battle
Clements
VSDB
Kammeter
Culpeper
Jordan
Pulaski
Stuckey
Cannadam
William Byrd
Rollins
Gentry
James Wood
Smallwood
McMillian
Brooks
Herndon
Johnson
Cline
Schilling
Alger
Blevins
Laski
Shifflett
Adcock
Amherst
Short
Stonewall Jackson
Thompson
Stover
Madison
Walters
Brookville
Webb
Abington
McNutt
Archie Robinson
Jenkins
Loudoun Valley
Conduff
Cather
Stanley
Toombs
Spotsylvania
Henley
Rider
Coyner
Fauquier
Brown
Schlegel
Hedding
Ayler
Spotssyvania
Pro Football Meeting Opens Major League Merger Talks
The Associated Press reports Commissioner Rozelle and league officials start joint meetings in New York to form realignment committees, set schedules, address player relations, and decide the 1969 Super Bowl site. A combined 1970 schedule is planned, with progress likely slow as teams resist changes to a successful setup.
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Associated Press New York
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Rozelle
GW Frosh Rout Shenandoah in 113-57 Victory
The George Washington University Frosh team, a top Southern Conference contender, defeated Shenandoah College 113 to 57 in Washington. Clark Dixon tallied 22 points and Billy Boyles added 14 as Shenandoah closed its season 4-10.
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Washington, D.C
George Washington University Frosh
Shenandoah College
Shenco
Clark Dixon
Billy Boyles
Hornest
Area Scores From Recent Games
Handley 50 Lee of Staunton 41. Riverheads 59 Wilson Memorial 52. Loudoun County 74 Clarke Co. 56. Fishbourne 65 Mosby 55. MMA 70 W and L Frosh 64. Collegiate 79 RMA 69.
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Handley
Lee of Staunton
Riverheads
Wilson Memorial
Loudoun County
Clarke Co
Fishbourne
Mosby
MMA
W & L Frosh
Collegiate
RMA
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