Jurgensen's Redskins future after retirement cue
The piece analyzes how Sonny Jurgensen's retirement affects Washington's 1970 season. It notes Ken Allen's stance, potential repetition by Joe Theismann, Kilmer's role, and hints at running game changes. It mentions Randy Johnson as a taxi squad option and roster uncertainties with Kilmer, Brown, and rookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Jurgensen
Allen
National Football Conference
Bill Kilmer
Kilmer
Joe Theismann
Theismann
Larry Brown
John Keyworth
Randy Johnson
New York Giants
Atlanta Falcons
NFL
Johnson
Handley downs Lee 78 58 in track tilt at Staunton
Handley sprinted to a 78 58 victory over R E Lee as Phil Johnson tied the school 100 record with 10.0 seconds amid windy discus and high jump sweeps. Manzie led a discus sweep. Wolfe, Haack, Frye and Beamer posted strong times as Handley prepared for districts and Lee battled injuries.
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Staunton
Handley
R.E. Lee
Phil Johnson
David Golob
Billy Stewart
Keith Yates
H. T
Tim Frye
Bill Rinker
Philip Andrews
L. T
Scott Haack
Dennis Beatty
Bill Frye
Scott Delke
Doug Denham
Mike Whedlee
Scott Dekle
Jim Phelan
Ray Beamer
Ronnie Williams
Tommy Wolfe
Ricky Sowers
Larry Johnson
Dave Golob
Tony Hamilton
Mike Ice
Chuck Streit
H. H
John
Williams
Gary Haston
David Winer
L. D
Marvin Scott
H. D
Mike Pilson
Tom Grim
Mike Wood
L. H
Steve Kluge
Tim Crisman
Mac Williams
Steve Manzie
Mike Blackburn
Charlottesville Dominates Dual Meet Against James Wood 109-27
Charlottesville Knights swept five events and dominated sprints in a Commonwealth District dual meet, beating James Wood 109 to 27. Jeff Chumley of James Wood won the high jump 6-3, while Charlottesville's Dale Sloan and Jasper Banks won the shot put and discus. James Wood's freshman Jay Kelchner ran sub-10 in the two mile.
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Charlottesville
James Wood
Colonels
Rusty McDonald
Jeff Chumley
Jim Porter
Chumley
Rodney Chesley
Jeff Artis
Artis
Dale Sloan
Jasper Banks
Roger Andrick
Knights
Mike Keys
Duane Smith
Smith
Keys
Doug Horn
Horn
Jay Kelchner
Ken Chisholm
Bryan Washington
David Campbell
Od Minor
Haggar
Buzzzy Orndorff
Quinn
Rudolph
Ted Plunkett
Willis Griffin
Ruge
Scott Devening
Wayne Tyler
Jeff Argis
Lloyd Burris
Lloyd
Andy Huntley
Raymonf Johnson
Monte Nair
Lloyd Burrus
Mike Ritter
Bill Orndoff
Brooks
Thomas
Ron Folley
Winchester star meets track meet highlights and key results
Charlottesville’s Raymond Johnson leaped 44-8 percent with a standout marks in the long jump. Galen Snider of Wood posted his best year jump at 40-7 but did not place. James Wood’s 9.6 and 9-8 back-to-back scores troubled the Colonels as coach McDonald noted a lack of depth after five straight meets.
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Charlottesville
Raymond Johnson
Galen Snider
Wood
James Wood
Bill Orndoff
Porter
Jay DeHaven
Colonels
McDonald
Handley Tops James Wood in Rain Shortened Golf Match
Handley golf team defeated James Wood at Carpers Valley Golf Club after nine holes due to rain and scheduling. Medalists were Handley’s Brian Gunter and Mark Shull with 38. Pruitt 41 and Brant 42 followed. Wood’s Nicholson and Black each shot 41, Frye 46, Mann 48. In other notes, Northeast Louisiana basketball saw several games decided in final seconds or overtime per AP.
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Handley
James Wood
Carpers Valley Golf Club
Brian Gunter
Mark Shull
Scott Pruitt
Gary Brant
Steve Nicholson
Kevin Black
Terry Frye
Paul Mann
Long Ball Powers Church Victories In Busy Night Of Local Games
Burnt Factory and Wesley Methodist opened with four homers each in a 15 0 and 15 7 wins over Nazarene and Burnt Presbyterian. First Brethren beat First Baptist 16 3, Grace Lutheran won 11 4 at Braddock Street, Fairview 14 10 over Market Street, First Presbyterian 9 7 vs Valley Avenue, and Sunnyside 19 12 over Sacred Heart. Cross led Wesley with two homers and four for four at plate. Don Gregory had five hits for First Brethren. Larry Snapp and M Cubbage homered for Fairview. Ron Rinker homered for Sunnyside.
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Burnt Factory
Wesley Methodist
Nazarene
Wesley
Burnt Presbyterian
First Brethren
First Baptist
Grace Lutheran
Braddock Street
Fairview
Market Street
First Presbyterian
Valley Avenue
Sunnyside
Sacred Heart
Buddy Willis
Jim Bromley
J.D. Robinson
Donnie Duvall
Bob Bowen
Bobby Bowen
Clarke County shuts out Warren County 3-0 in home win
Clarke County defeats Warren County 3-0 at Bing Crosby Stadium behind Butch Price five hitter. Price allowed two strikeouts but delivered when needed as Clarke County builds a 3-5 season mark while Warren County falls to 2-9. Jimmy Ashby, Jay Longerbeam, John Wilson and Billy Rosenberry drive run-scoring hits amid 11 Dodson strikeouts.
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Clarke County
Eagles
Warren County
Bing Crosby
Butch Price
Bobby Orndorff
Jefferson County
Price
Jefferson
Orndoff
Butch
Frank Dodson
Jimmy Ashby
Lynn McDonald
Jay Longerbeam
John Wilson
McDonald
Longerbeam
Billy Rosenberry
Rosenberry
Allen Leonard
Yates Hall
Cats
Tony Carter
Steve Lockhart
John Cornwell
Loudoun County
KIM
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Eye On Sports
Jimmy Shacklette
Stafford High School
Emory and Henry
Fredericksburg
Dana Cunningham
Howard University
James Monroe
Camptown
Jay Pace
Ashland
Randolph-Macon College
Ted Keller
Keller
Lee
Preacher Maddox
Jackie Thompson
Beamer
Ice
Streit
John C. Williams
Wolfe
Bobby Adams
Golob
Stewart
Frye
Rinker
Andrews
Stuart
Mercer
Waynesboro
Smithsburg
Dwight Woodward
Reese Jones
Winchester Evening Star
Lewis Whitlock
Handley Golf Team
New York
National Collegiate Sports Services
B. Factory
Cross
Rickets
Turner
Schutts
Feltner
Don Gregory
Chet Martin
Dale Stickley
Dana Teaford
C. Brumback
First Breth
Jim Brown
Rick Kern
Lutheran
Gene Rostalski
D. Hess
C. DeHaven
Braddock ST
Dave Burks
Tommy Arthur
Larry Ambrogi
Bob Franz
G. Wolford
Valley Ave
Ronnie Rinker
Bobby Rinker
M. Dick
John Catalano
Fred Bigden
B. Schuster
B. Pres Oe
Warren
Wildcats
Hall
Frank
Dodson
Warren CO
Bryarly & Louthan, Inc
Rouse Avenue
Winchester
Monroe
AUS Artes
Firestone
Fala Seil
Radial Tire
Virginia
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