Colonels Match Panthers in 27-19 Home Loss
James Wood fought hard but Charles Town Panthers edged them 27-19 at James Wood. Teddy Reed guided the Colonels to a 7-0 lead and Reed's two-way plays sparked multiple drives while Harold Gray and Jackson starred for Charles Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonels
Panthers
Charles Town
James Wood
Teddy Reed
Harold Gray
C. Town
Frederick County
Panther
Archie Manuel
Joe Hepler
Reed
Parker
Phil LaFollette
Jackson
Richard Wilson
McDonald
Tom Doyle
Steve Willingham
Doyle
Jenkins, Ellis, Breeden & Co
Eagles Dominate Central 44-0 in District 10 Battle
Clarke County, led by quarterback Kenny Peffer, routed Central 44 to 0 at Berryville. The Eagles piled up 402 total yards, 134 passing on 7 of 9 by Peter with Dickie Longerbeam contributing 82, while Central failed to reach a first down except once by penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Rack Central
Kenny Peffer
Clarke County
Central
Berryville
Don Maphis
Lynn Foltz
Don Tomblin
Bill Martz
Tommy Clatterbuck
Cinders Baldwin
Jess Longerbeam
Charlie Ramsburg
Eagles
Peter
Dickie Longerbeam
Carl Burke
Junior Goforth
Goforth
Jess Longcram
Peffer
CCHS
Woodstock
Berryville Becaue
Luray
Elkton
Elks
Elme Sam
Elk
Strasburg
Jerry Bemnsdaffer
Gene Strother
Broadway
Loudoun
Mosby
Eagles Rally Past Cowboys In Narrow NFL Victory
Philadelphia edged Dallas 27 25 as Bob Freeman blocked two Dallas extra point tries. Van Brocklin threw for 139 yards and one TD, Lebaron 194 yards and two TDs with five interceptions aiding the Eagles first NFL win. Only 18500 fans attended the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Bob Freeman
Philadelphia Eagles
Norman van Brocklin
Eddie Lebaron
Eagles
van Brocklin
Lebaron
Philadelphia
Teens Riot After Bronx High School Football Game
About 500 teens rioted after a Bronx football game between Evander Childs and DeWitt Clinton High Schools. Three youths hospitalized and 25 arrested for unlawful assembly as egg tossing occurred amid the melee. Clinton won 20 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Evander Childs
de Witt Clinton
Clinton
National League Standings and Weekend Results
The National League standings show Pittsburgh 93 59 and Milwaukee 88 64 at the top with St. Louis 86 66 and Los Angeles 81 71 close behind. Weekend schedules feature Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and St Louis at San Francisco with Chicago at Los Angeles and Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Dallas
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Green Bay
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Aaron Drives Braves Past Pirates In High Scoring Showdown
Hank Aaron belted his 39th and 40th home runs with two doubles and five RBIs as Milwaukee crushed Pittsburgh 13-2. Dick Groat returned for Pittsburgh but flailed in his first at bat since a broken wrist. Norm Larker hit for Los Angeles, and Sam Jones pitched a three hitter for St Louis. The Yankees set a home run mark with 192 in beating Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Groat
Pittburgh
Pirates
Groat
Bucs
Milwaukee
Vern Law
Norm Larker
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Hank Aaron
Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Aaron
Ernie Banks
Cubs
RBI
Bob Buhl
Buhl
Larker
Jim Golden
Don Drysdale
Mel Wright
Doug Camilli
Brooklyn
Dolph Camilli
Sam Jones
Cards
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Davenport
Ray Sadecki
Pittsburgh
Bruton
Mathews
Mays
Pinson
Cepeda
Banks
Chicago
Wills
McDaniel
Broglio
Drysdale
Koufax
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Reads like a names list of 1960s baseball leaders with stats for batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching. Notables include Mantle and Maris with home runs, Mays and Fox high hits, Aparicio steals, and Koufax Drysdale strikeout totals.
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Runnels
Boston
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Minoso
Fox
Francona
Cleveland
Skowron
Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Landis
Coates
Brown
Bunning
Detroit
Ramos
Washington
Peggy Jenkins Leads Northside League Night with 493 Set
Peggy Jenkins of the Cal Sites Team rolled 211 in a 493 set at Northside Lanes as the Northside Classic League highlighted a night of strong scores. Teammates Shelly Yeakley and Jackie Haymaker posted solid totals, while other teams and individuals such as Royal Jewelers and Plumsy Lumber jockeyed for points in the busy bowling card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Brunswick
Northside Lanes
Peggy Jenkins
Cal Sites
Shelly Yeakley
Jackie Haymaker
Caldwell Sites
Dot Clark
Plumsy Lumber
Irma Bryan
Mary Hodson
Alco Sales Co
Ken Smith
Royal Jewelers
Jean Hover
Charlotte Carter
Jo Michael
Vada Adams
Betty Willis
Mabel Kiracofe
Arlene Slaughter
Sport Center
B. J. Lovett
Harold Catlett
Dave Fahnestock
Novick
Miami Hurricanes Name Eddie Johns at Quarterback Pace
Miami explodes past North Carolina 29 12 as Eddie Johns, a rugged 6 foot sophomore, earns quarterback stalwart status with 3 of 6 passes for 33 yards and a touchdown plus 114 rushing yards and another TD. Also note Louisville over Bradley 40 7 Murray over Eastern Kentucky 21 19 and Fresno State over UC Santa Barbara 33 15. Mock Civil War battle planned at Lockhart’s Turkey Farm on Oct 9 by Company K and revived units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
North Carolina
Andy Gustafson
Hurricanes
Eddie Johns
Johns
Louisville
Bradley
Murray
Eastern Kentucky
Fresno State
Ucalif
Santa Barbara
Lockhart
Turkey Farm
Air Asia Employee Dies in Formosa Supervision Tour
Welcome A. Scott, 60, of Wyckoff New Jersey, died of a heart attack Friday nine days after arriving in Formosa to supervise a power plant. He was employed by Air Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
A. Scott
Wyckoff, N. J
Air Asia
Order of Publication for Remains Removal and Land Sale
In Frederick County Virginia court records an order directs unknown heirs to appear within ten days to contest removal of remains from Center Cemetery Shawnee District and reinterment at Hopewell Meeting burial ground, plus approval of land sale and reinvestment of proceeds. The case involves trustees of the Religious Society of Friends and affected families.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Gwendolyn H. Lunsford
Opal R. Solenberger
Joseph L. Jolliffe
John W. Jolliffe
Allen B. Bond
Ernest F. Robin
Leonard W. Riley
Religious Society OF Friends
Hopewell United Monthly Meeting
Samuel Brown
Hannah M. Brown
Mary M. Brown
Isaac Parkins
Center Cemeter Shawnee
Center Burial Ground
Shawnee Magisterial
Winchester
Sprint, Et al
Hopewell
Stonewall District
Hannah M. ‘Brown
Mary ‘M. Brown
Center Cemetery
Shawnee District
N. Whitacre
Harrison, Benham & Thoma
P.q
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West Virginians
Tommy McDonald
Marvin Griffith
Brady Ellis
Jerry Parker
Charlie Jackson
Steve Roper
Rs Soiganin Ryecencid
Griffith
LaFollette
Charleston
S. C
Albemarle Point
Charles II of
England
Auburn
Fred Cone
NFL
Kindle
Tokyo
Japan
Mito
Ibaraki
American Machine and Foundry Corp
Kansas City
Saty
York
W. L.pet. G.B
Braves Wallop Bucs
ED Wilks
THE
Northside
Ritters Vareity
Henkel Harris
Marianna Gordon
Charlene Gordon
May Nancy
Charlotte Higgs
Jean Dove
Henkel- Harris
Harry McKee
Ron Cover
Jess Kiracofe
Plumly Lumber
Hudson’s
John Purdham
Louis Wilson
Bills Falcons
Guardsmen
Buck Keckey
E. Castleman
R. Huspeth
Bob McKinney
Shenandoah Motors
Ford
Shenandoah
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