McHale Named Head Wrestling Coach at Warren County High
McHale Jr., James Wood High School and Shepherd College alumnus, appointed head wrestling coach at Warren County High School the first year for the program. He will teach health and physical education and remain an assistant football coach for 1974-75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. McHale Jr
James Wood High School
Shepard College
Warren County High School
Warren County
McHale
Fifteenth Street School
Fairmont State College
Shepherd College
West Virginia
Gardner Stars As Elks Hold Off Moose
Randy Gardner hit a home run and a double as the Elks built an 8-1 lead by the fourth inning and held on to beat the Moose 8-7 in Pony League action. Greg Carter pitched two hitless innings before surrendering four runs in the sixth. T. DeHaven added two Elks hits while C. Burks collected three Moose hits including a double. Denham had two hits in a late Moose push.
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Randy Gardner
Elks
Moose
Greg Carter
Carter
T. DeHaven
C. Burks
Doug Denham
Wesley
Fairview
Steve Reardon
Dave Smith
Dick Hess
Bruce Saville
Mike Ricketts
Bob Brooks
Gary Lockridge
Robbie Echman
Danny Turner
Larry Ambrogi
Cobb
Braddock Street
Don Shirley
Brethren
Mike Johnson
Bruce Patton
Braddock
Bucky McCarty
Steve Bradshaw
Don Gregory
Tom Legge
Summer Track Starts Tomorrow Junior Olympic Meet Opens at James Wood
The Junior Olympic track meet at James Wood begins 1 p.m. and serves as a qualifying event for the State AAU in Lynchburg on June 29 at E.C. Glass High School. Age groups include nine and under through 16 to 17. Entry requires AAU membership. contact Rusty McDonald at 667-4697 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
E.C. Glass High School
Lynchburg
Rusty McDonald
Akers Named Warren Head Football Coach
John H. Akers Jr. named head football coach at Warren County High School succeeding Bill Casto who resigned to join West Virginia University. Akers, former Warren County English teacher and Shepherd College athlete, expresses optimism for the upcoming season and outlines duties including winter weight program and tennis. Also notes revised Girls Softball League schedule with 6:30 game start and three exhibitions.
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Akers
Warren County
Bill Casto
West Virginia University
Culpeper County High School
Shepherd College
Shepherd
Warren County High School
Market Street drives toward league lead with 14 9 win
Market Street surged into the race for first by defeating Burnt Factory 14-9. The win was Market Street’s eighth in a row as Wesley beat Fairview 18-5 and Sunnyside 13-10. Sacred Heart powered past Nazarene 19-9 and Lutheran topped Burnt Presbyterian 14-8.
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Wesley
Burnt Factory
Sunnyside
Market Street
Fairview
First Presbyterian
First Brethren
Braddock Street
First Baptist
Valley Avenue
Sacred Heart
Nazarene
Lutheran
Burnt Presbyterian
Bob Hawkins
Steve Lake
Bob Dale
Pete Robinson
Denis Doherty
Bernard Turner
Buddy Willis
Bob Boden
J.D. Robinson
Burnt Fac
Market ST
Bell Blazers to scrimmage at Shippensburg State College
Philadelphia Bell will scrimmage the Florida Blazers in a controlled contact session at Shippensburg State College on Saturday. It will be the first contact scrimmage between two World Football League teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bell
Florida Blazers
World Football League
Shippensburg State College
Bell
Open Softball Tourney Gets Underway Tonight
Winchester Park hosts 24 teams in the District Open Softball Tournament with games today through Sunday. The top four advance to the State Region 4 tournament in Winchester in July 1921. Schedule features four Friday games on Preston Field and rapid succession play with a 15-run mercy rule after four innings. officials note only the first game time each day is official. Teams include Carl Frye's Mobile Homes, J W Arthur, F M Bank, Ritter's, O Sullivan, Braddock Street, Mt View Motel, Breeden's, Market Basket, and Clarke County Merchants along with Virginia Loan versus Aikens Floor Covering in opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Preston Field
Sonny Higgs
Carl Frye
Virginia Loan
Aikens
Ritter’s
Mt. View Motel
Braddock Street
Breeden’s
Market Basket
Clarke County Merchants
Player Leads After Open Opener At Winged Foot
Gary Player of South Africa shot a 70 to grab the first round lead at the 74th U S Open at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck New York amid slick greens. Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller carded 75 while Tom Weiskopf 76 and Lee Trevino 78. The day featured scores and struggles on the fast undulating greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnie Palmer
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
Palmer
Denver
Gary
N.Y
Gary Player
South Africa
Johnny Miller
Johannesburg
Sam Snead
Say
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Nicklaus
Miller
Oakmont Pa
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
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Gardner Stars
Magic Mountain Park
Clem Lamaster
Winchester Speedway
Coca Cola
Warren
Front Royal
John H. Akers Jr
Winchester Merchants
Christianson Landscaping
Coaches Supply
Abex
Mr Lady
Frederick County Sheriff's Department
Birdie
Ken Venturi
Dexter Symons
Sunnywide
Bobby Haun
Jim Hockman
Ron Brown
Ron Bugnar
Baptist
Bill Shendon
Jerry Bemusdaffer
Clyde Brumback
Valley Ave
B. Shuster
Catalano
Love
Foltz
J. Updyke
Strout
S. Heart
Gene Fisher
Phil Olinger
Court Smith
Roger Milburn
Lloyd Broadstreet
Marvel Thompson
Braddock Brethren
Winchester Park
Bill Casper
Hubert Green
Randolph-Macon Academy
Paul Webb
Randolph-Macon College
Charlie Schmaus
VMI
Bill Blair
Rich Miller
Mansfield
H.S
Bob Pingley
Broad Run
Randolph- Macon Academy
Area
Church League
Lutheran Burnt Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Sacred Heart
Valley Avenue Business
Car Frye
J.W. Arthur
Renner's
Valley Pike
Tortuga
Berry
County Sheriff's Il
Christianson
Royal Crown
Don L. Bayliss
Godfrey Volkswagen
Iggested
Godfrey Volkswagen, Inc
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