Handley Wins Clarke County Invitation Relays Thriller
Handley edge Turned Ashby 46 41 to claim Clarke County Invitation as Kermit Slonaker anchors the mile and Jimmy Snarr sets a new school low hurdles record. Dave Strance shines in the mile while Mike Thompson and Doug Nichols lift the Judges with top marks in high jump and discus. Central features Friday star Tommy Johnson sweeping three sprints.
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Berryville
Handley
Turner Ashby
Black Knights
Clarke County
Knights
Dayton
Kermit Slonaker
Jimmy Snarr
Dave Strance
Hilltoppers
Snarr
Jerry Fawley
Jimmy
Fawley
Burr Grim
University of Maryland
Strance
Steve Hively
Hively
Mike Thompson
Doug Nichols
Mike
Nichols
Smith
Rhodes
Rudolph
Reynolds
Seward
Townley
Dave Brill
Good
Strosnider
Pearson
Dennis Dean
Deshong
Kelly
Tom Johnson
Sellers
Burgess
Baltimore
Line
Neff
Jerry Grim
Steve McIntyre
Tommy Thompson
Brill
Dudley
Kiracore
Shiner
Runninger
Garrison
Anderson
Fleming
Central
Tommy Johnson
Johnson
Falcon Star
Falcon
Dave
Bill Rhoden
Handley Eyes Fifth Straight At Apple Blossom Invite
The Apple Blossom Invitation Meet at James Wood sees seven teams including Handley James Wood Albemarle Boonsboro Md Martinsburg and North and South Hagerstown. Handley contends for fifth straight trophy as Turner Ashby enters late replacing Loudoun Valley. Jimmy Snarr sets a new record while the prior holder is present.
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Handley
James Wood
Albemarle
Boonsboro
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Jimmy Snarr
Jerry Fawley
Warren County
Turner Ashby
Loudoun Valley
Black Knights
Shenandoah College Takes Doubleheader from Baltimore Junior
Shenandoah College defeated Baltimore Junior College in both ends of a Saturday doubleheader at Shenandoah. Final scores were 13 to 3 in the opening game and 6 to 4 in the nightcap. No game details were filed with the Star.
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Baltimore Junior College
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah
Bridgewater Wins Little 8 Track Title
Bridgewater Eagles dominated the Virginia Little Eight outdoor meet at Hampden-Sydney scoring 89 to 74 over Roanoke. Hampden-Sydney runner-up with 37, Randolph-Macon third with 34 as only four colleges competed.
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Hampden-Sydney
Bridgewater
Eagles
Virginia
Roanoke
Randolph-Macon
Old Dominion
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg
RPI
Winchester Women Win Potomac Edison Bowling Crown
The Winchester women's team secured top honors in Potomac Edison Company's annual employee bowling tournament held in Hagerstown. After last minute withdrawals, substitutes from nearby towns joined Virginia Larrick and Frances Crisman to post a three game set of 1547, edging Hagerstown for the team title while the Luray District won the men's division in an event attended by about 300 PE employees.
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Winchester
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Virginia Larrick
Frances Crisman
Jtellow PE
Patsy Nuse
Charles Town
Janet Henderson
Martinsburg
Barbara Myers
Luray
Otto Graham to headline Winchester Sports Breakfast
Otto Graham, 1967 Apple Blossom Events Sports Marshal, will bring 1966 Washington Redskins highlights film to the Friday morning breakfast in Winchester. He will discuss Redskins prospects and answer questions after speaking, following a 7 7 first season as coach.
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Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Graham
The
Star Today
Winchester
Northwestern University
Redskins
Washington Eleven
Otto Graham Breakfast Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets for the third annual Sports Breakfast are on sale at Kern Motor Company Wise Ole Owl Shop George Washington Hotel Gaunt s Drug Store Boyce s Western Shop and Martins Drug Store. The event is led by Otto Graham with FCA Huddle members from Shenandoah College Handley and James Wood High Schools present. Over 200 attendees are likely with four days left in sales. Graham will be joined by his wife Beverly Jean at the breakfast.
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Kern Motor Company
Wise Ole Owl
George Washington Hotel
Ter
The
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
FCA
Shenandoah College
Handley and
James Wood
Graham
Sammy Baugh
Marshal
Jack Dempsey
Beverly Jean
Petty and Plymouth Triumph in Richmond 250
Richard Petty won the Richmond 250 at the Virginia Fairgrounds to tie his father Lee Petty for Grand National race wins. Petty dominated with 181 laps led, beating Bobby Allison by 12 seconds, while Dick Hutcherson took third and James Hylton fourth as Petty claimed his 54th victory.
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Richmond
Plymouth
Richard Petty
Petty
Lee Petty
Fairgrounds
Pettys
Richard
Lee
Bobby Allison
Allison
Cotton Ownes
Dick Hutcherson
Ford
James Hylton
Major League Standings and Sunday Results
Associated Press standings show Philadelphia 6 3, Atlanta 4 6, New York 2 2, Cincinnati 0 3, Chicago 4 0, Houston 1 San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 2, St Louis 0. Today Pittsburgh at St Louis is the only game scheduled. Cleveland 2 2, Chicago 1 4, Washington 7 3, Minnesota 3 1, Detroit 2 6, Baltimore 1 4, New York 4 2, California 1 4. 1st game 10 innings Kansas City 1 0 Boston 0.
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Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
California
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Ww. L. Pet
W. L. Pet
G.B
Louis
Atlaritao
Itimore
High School Golf and Horse Racing Schedule
Handley meets Loudoun Valley at 3 p.m. Fauquier plays James Wood at Carpers Valley 3 p.m. George Mason faces Clarke County at Shenandoah Retreat 3 p.m. Charles Town hosts a 7:15 p.m. horse race.
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Handley
Loudoun Valley
Fauquier
James Wood
Carpers Valley
George Mason
Clarke County
Shenandoah
Charles Town
Maryland Terrapins Race Ahead in ACC Baseball Standings
Maryland's Terrapins have surged to 12 wins and only one defeat in ACC play under coach Jack Jackson. Their 8-1 conference record leads atop the standings as Clemson and South Carolina trail, with Maryland dominating late-game rallies and closing results.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Terrapins
Terps
ACC
Jack Jackson
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Wilning
Clemson
Tigers
Wake Forest
Duke
N.C. State
North Carolina
Garry Hill
Wake
Forest
Virginia
Richmond
East Carolina
Virginia’ Tech
Georgia
South
Georgia Tech
Mary
Charles Town Race Night Results and Scratches
Charles Town race card shows results with Dons Song at 2.80 2.40 2.20 and Keiths Colleen 3.20 2.40 Sheilahs Bell 2.80. War Dice 14.20 8.80 4.20 Enquest 16.40 6.60 Lord Put Put 2.60 and attendance 8508 with handle 576,284. Scratches list includes Secret Sip Debbys Donna Signorine and many others across nine entries.
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Dons Song
Keith
Colleen
Sheilah’s
Bell
Enquest
Lord
Frederick Jr High Dominates Clarke In 82 36 Meet
Frederick Junior High eclipses Clarke County 82 to 36 in a James hold meet. Rusty Jones sets a school high hurdles record with 19.1 seconds while Jimmy and Tommy Ritter tie for first in high jump at 5 feet 1 inch. Frederick wins ten of 14 first places. Clarke takes only four events.
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Frederick County
C County
James
Rusty Jones
Jimmy
Tommy Ritter
Jones
Ritter
Tommy
Frederick
Clarke
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Kermit Sloanker
Sloaaker
McIntyre
Jim Snarr
Redhot
Loudoun
Evening Star Sports
Shience
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Ken Lake
Bobby Kipps
Loudoun ST
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Donnie Fisher
Robert Hutton
Danny Crim
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Joe Cooper
David Newlin
Ronnell Paige
Alson Smith
Leon Burns
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Jimmy Ritter
Charles Lewis
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Roy Messick
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