Handley Athletes Standouts Highlight District Meet
Handley page one runners led a bold attack as Colas surged to a 60 second final quarter in the district meet. Randy Stickley and Rosina Johnson set marks while Tony Thompson and McIntire earned finals spots and Warren County peers posted school records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Bachman
Kickers
Colas
Randy
Allen
Handley
Tony Thompson
Rosina Johnson
Rhonda McIntire
Johnson
Bill Brown
McIntire
Western Albemarle
Chanley Bregman
McIintire
Bregman
Warren County
Nancy Morrison
Warren
Anetta Boyles
Zelda Cook
Jim
Mike Freeman
Mike
Freeman
Clarke
Nowlen
R.E. Lee
Greg Smith
Co Winner at Winchester Speedway in Close Late Model Finish
Ronnie Franklin and Denny Bonebrake were declared co winners in the Late Model race after a photo finish at Winchester Speedway. Dan Sullivan won the rescheduled Challenger feature, while Ernie Davis captured the Challenger Spring Championship and Ed Ningard led the mini-stock main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Franklin
Denny Bonebrake
Ernie Davis
Dan Sullivan
Winchester Speedway
Ed Ningard
Sullivan
Bob Carter
Dave Wilt
Wayne Walls Sr
Buck Hyson
Chuck Teets
BMW
Din
Wayne Johnson
Nathan Durboran
Winchester
Mt. Airy
Durboran
Carter
Davis
Bill Morrison
Larry Hines
Mike Edwards
Clarke's Curtis Signs With Shepherd
Clarke County standout Bobby Curtis commits to Shepherd College as a defensive back recruit. The second team Northwestern District honoree also played tight end and returned punts, contributing on special teams and compiling over 200 receiving yards despite Clarke County seldom throwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Bobby Curtis
Curtis
Shepherd
Walter Barr
Bonnett Upsets Yarborough For Mason-Dixon 500 Victory
Neil Bonnett wins the Mason-Dixon 500 at Dover Downs International Speedway after a late caution. A Wood Brothers pit stop with fresh fuel and tires helps him pass Cale Yarborough in the final laps. Bonnett earns 17,750 dollars and secures his first Grand National win of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shutts
Chuck Brannon
John Burkholder
Burkholder
Dover
Del
Neil Bonnett
Wood Brothers
Bonnett
Mercury
Cale Yarborough
Yarborough
Chevrolet
J.D. McDuffie
Ricky Rudd
Dover Downs International Speedway
Bennett
Neil
Buddy Baker
Bobby Allison
Baker
Allison
David Pearson
Pearson
the Woods
Indianapolis
Cale
Scott Jack Focuses On Short Game In State Golf Preview
Scott Jack highlights rhythm and control as keys to his game while noting his limited annual play affects consistency. He aims for four players shooting 80 to pose a state challenge as Marion, Floyd County, Fieldale Collinsville, York, Gloucester, Harrisonburg and Bassett prepare for the AA tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Marion
Floyd County
Fieldale- Collinsville
Bobby Pilson
York
Gloucester
Harrisonburg
Bassett
Handley star weighs football and golf future
Jack, a fourth in state for Handley last two years, weighs walking on at James Madison while reevaluating football and golf. An All Northwestern District linebacker, he views a two way choice and notes his speed could fit defensive back or slotback. He improved with indoor track, finishing fifth in the 60 yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Jack
James Madison
Madison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall
Stotler
John Ratcliffe
Mark Loyd
Jon Bellingham
Randy Stickley
Rhonda
Linda Jones
Pam Rhodes
Turner Ashby
C&s
Althours
Bank Commereial Wiarbisier
Vinginle
Speedway
Quaker State
Jim Trenary
Trenary
Zil Dillman
Bill Swecker
Ningard
Dillman
Swecker
Butch Leak
Bill Lowe
Bobby West
Gerald Bennett
Ron Steger
Dicky Johnson
Rod Bolte
Les Steger
Franklin
Clem LaMaster
Ralph Davis
Bonebrake
Gerry Fries
Tyrone Lee
Donnie Campbell
Kenny Harper
Wayne Hussey
Tommy Bare
Jim Saffell
Harper
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Uranium Shepherd College
Eagles
WFFV
Touch Tunes
P.O
Middletown
Circle Tire of
Bonanza Steak House
Workingman's Store
Valley Photo Center
Mason-Dixon
Scott Jack
Wayne
Byrd
Hoss
Osbourn
Keith Brisco
Ken E. Smith
Valley Avenue
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Home Office
Gloorungion
Tinos
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