Shenandoah Downs Honors Winchester in Fall Handicap Night
Shenandoah Downs dedicates the eighth race to the Apple Capital with City of Winchester officials led by Mayor William Battaile and spouses at ceremonies after the race. The 10th Fall Handicap features 10 starters, a $5 000 purse, and a mile and 70 yards for horses age three and up as the Fall Meeting ends. Larry Hansen of Lynn Massachusetts to captain Army hockey next season following a 13 17 scoring line last year.
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Shenandoah Downs
Winchester
William Battaile
Harry F. Byrd
Jack Davis
Downs
the Downs
Larry Hansen
Lynn
Mass
Army
Area High School Football Scores Roundup
Area games reported with multiple lopsided results. Clarke County defeated Mountevideo 28 to 6. Warren County routed Page 6 33 to 0. Berkeley Springs beat Shepherdstown 20 to 7. Riverheads triumphed over USDB 25 to 0. Several other close or shutout scores are listed with locations including Martinsburg, Hagerstown, and nearby towns.
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James Wood
Charles Town
Clarke County
Strasburg
Stonewall
Warren County
Page
Hancock
Boonesboro
Hedgesville
W.va
Musselman
Harpers Ferry
Hampshire
Berkeley Springs
Shepherdstown
Sidwell Friends
St. James
Hagerstown
Frederick
P.m
Turner Ashby
Elkton
Harrisonburg
Natural Bridge
Strasburg Rams End 13-Game Losing Streak
MT. JACKSON Strasburg Rams snap a 13 game skid with a 19-0 win over Stonewall. Dwight Yates runs 7 yards and 30 yards after a fumble recovery, then a 3 yard TD by Ron Connor seals the victory. Stonewall falls to 4-0. Strasburg to 1-4.
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MT. Jackson
Strasburg Rams
Stonewall
Strasburg
Rams
Dwight Yates
Yates
Ron Connor
Stonewall Strasburg
Strasburg High
Skein
Stonewall Jackson
Loudoun Raiders roll past Nokesville 32 to 6
Loudoun County Raiders rout Nokesville 32 to 6 in a full night of scoring. Danny Furr broke free on 52 and 35 yard runs to spark the defense and offense. John Howard returned a pick for six and Jim Parsell added a 7 yard touchdown as Roland Baltimore sealed the win with a 41 yard run. Nokesville's lone tally came on a 76 yard scamper by Bob Hess.
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Nokesville
Loudoun County Raiders
County
Danny Furr
Furr
Loudoun
John Howard
Bob Hess
Loudoun CO
Sports Picks Inspiring Handley George Mason Showdown
This week the pick favors Handley over George Mason with the Judges set to inspire their Dads in an emotional home contest. Other games include Potomac State vs Shenandoah and Martinsburg vs South Hagerstown as teams seek wins and momentum. The tally shows last week twelve correct and four wrong, overall forty nine correct and twenty wrong, for a .710 percentage.
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Wise Ole Owl
Hilltoppers
James Monroe
Handley-George Mason
Area Sports Schedule Tonight for College Football
Potomac State visits Shenandoah James Wood at 8 p.m. Syracuse plays Maryland at 2 p.m. Virginia hosts North Carolina at 2 p.m. VMI battles George Washington at 8 p.m. Navy faces Oklahoma at 2 p.m. Richmond meets Southern Mississippi at 8 p.m. Pittsburgh plays West Virginia at 1 30 p.m. Brock State meets Shepherd at 2 p.m. (DST)
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Potomac State
Shenandoah
James Wood
Syracuse
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
VMI
George Washington
Navy
Oklahoma
Richmound
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Brock State
Shepherd
Clarke County Eagles Roll Past Montevideo for 5th Straight Win
Clarke County, 5-0, overcame a 6-0 first quarter deficit as Buckeye Potts 2 yard run and a 11 yard Longerbeam score helped the Eagles pull away to a 28-6 victory over Montevideo. Stoneberger, Longerbeam, and Tomblin contributed on offense while Buckner Cain and Coumes anchored the defense holding Montevideo to 14 rushing yards. Next week Clarke faces Warren County after a 33-6 Page County win by Warren.
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Berryville
Clarke County Eagles
Montevideo Maroons
Eagles
Clarke
Buckeye
Potts
Eagle
Larry Buckner
Wayne Cain
Jim Coumes
Maroons
Warren County Wildcats
Warren
Page County
Montevideo
Clarke CO
Rosson
Pat Dofflemeyer
Stoneberger
Longerbeam
Horse Races Card with Multiple Entries and Weights
A dense race card lists ten races with post time 7:15 PM DST and a variety of horses, weights, and jockeys. Notable entries include Sidewalk Cafe NB 117, Blue Weather NB 117, Standing Bear NB 120, Speedy cae 120, Roman Money NB 117, Full Command Cooke 115, and Sunday Blessing Diaz 118 in race one. Cynthia's Bill NB 120, Tug Ahoy Reeder 112, Corkfee Tune Gambdlla 115, and Elnora Hedge 115 in race two. Haig's Hill NB 112 Ri Price Reeder, Patch Davidson 114, Mink Baltazar 107, and Willigans Myers 111 in race three. Additional races feature Ring NB 174, Last Seat Todd 173, Man of Kent Clark 114, Trinkler Cape 114, M B Dee Myers 106, and Cupid's Man Todd 125 among others. the Fall Handicap offers Conerttecis 122 and Jane s ville Slutt 119 with Frosted Prince NB 121 and Starosta Clark 113.
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Y O
Sidewalk Cafe
Standing Bear
Speedy Cae
Roman Money
Kidabel
Full Command—Cooke
Battleadora—Hunt
Hasty Rocket—Hunt
Reeder
Corkfee Tune
Gamb’dlla
Elnora—Hedge
Cascabelito
Admirals Home
Ep’sa
Edna G.—Slutt
Fametown—Myers
Frosty Stream
Rusty Call—Slutt
Haig’s Hill
Ri Price—Reeder
Om Patch—Davidson
Mink
Baltazar
H '—Dal
Ne Willies
Todd
Fitzgerald
Mrake Price
Vasil
Deep Amber
Sollars
Io Boral
Cooke
Willigans
Myers
Hageed Britches
Moonlight Gail—Peters
Melammed—Riston
Man of Kent
Clark
Karary—Riston
Corposant
Hay Nonnie
Diavolikis
Sugar Ann
Clatning
Trinkler—Cape
B. Dee—Myers
Naretha
Dean W
Hunt
Big Bonanza—Davidson
Hoc Bertha
H. Clark
Kerch—H. Clark
Solar Miss—Reeder
Joe—Davidson
Nepal—Baltazar
Peters
Night Cover
Oh—Fitzgerald Ie
Lay Bond—Myers
Cupid’s Man—Todd
Ja Capum John—Todd
Eva’s Valeta—Hunt
Charisma
Chetwynd—Davidson
Plastic Foot—Small
Conerttecis
Janesville—Slutl
Frosted Prince
Starosta—Clark
Angersman—Passmore
Goof Ball
Two-Eyed Queen
Gambardella
Itsacola
Jackets Try to Remain Unbeaten
ASHLAND Gooc Ted. Randolph-Macon College will be without two regulars for the Sewanee game at Sewanee. Freshmen fill the likely starting roles as Bill Rippon and Wayne Overton sit out with leg and ankle injuries. Paul Land steps in at quarterback directing the offense with Dave Wetzel as backup.
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Ashland
Gooc-Ted
Keller
Randolph-Macon
Yellow Jackets
Sewanee
Bill Rippon
Hershey
Washington and Lee
Wayne Overton
Richmond
Paul Land
Richemond
Rippon
Generals
R-Mc
Dave Wetzel
Washington, D.C
Jack Frazee
Packers and Browns Lead Week in Pro Football Picks
NFL picks cover all games this Sunday and Monday night. Green Bay hosts Chicago with key injuries shaping the opener while Cleveland eyes a rebound after theCard disaster as Buffalo frets over Elbert Dubenion's season loss and Baltimore seeks to slow San Francisco.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore
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Chicago
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Paul Hovenung
Jim Taylor
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Pete Retzlaff
Lou Groza
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Tory Baker
Fran Tarkenton
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Eagles
Earl Morrall
Colts
49Ers
John Brodie
Brodie
John Unitas
Detroit
Washington
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Redskins
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Scores from Virginia high school football action
Luray 18 over John Mosby Remy 0. Strasburg 19 over Stonewall Jackson Mt. Jackson 0. Turner Ashby 13 over Elkton 6. West Point 14 over Mathews 7. Northumberland 26 over Colonial Beach 7. Rappahannock 19 over King William 0. King George 47 over W&L Montross 0. Tappahannock 19 over New Kent 7. Caroline 7 over Lancaster 6. T.C. Walker 12 over Union 6. Wyatt 14 over West End 6. J.S.Russell 25 over East End 7. Bruton Heights 14 over Virginia Randolph 7. Carver Chesapeake 6 over Haden 0. Carver NW 14 over Armstrong 7. Maggie Walker 21 over Huntington 0. Postponed to Saturday: Hopewell at Colonial Heights GW Danville at Martinsville GW Alexandria at Hammond Groveton at Mt. Vernon Lee Springfield at Thomas Edison Annandale at James Madison Ft Hunt at W T Woodson George Marshall at Fairfax Falls Church at Jefferson Fairfax
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Chesapeake
Haden
Armstrong
iMaggie Walker
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Hopewell
Colonial Heights
Danville
Martinsville
Alexandria
Hammond
Annandale
James Madison
Ft. Hunt
W.t.woodson
George Marshall
Fairfax Falls Church
Jefferson
Fairfax
Koufax May Clinch NL Flag Amid Dodgers Race
Sandy Koufax may clinch the NL pennant for the Dodgers as Los Angeles holds a two game lead with two remaining. He faces Tony Cloninger as San Francisco and Cincinnati contest the pennant picture, while other games shake out, including a Reds win and Braves defense in Milwaukee.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
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Braves
Tony Cloninger
Ron Herbel
Jim O’ Toole
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Houston
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Kansas City
Orioles
Cleveland
Indians
Denny Lemaster
Lemaster
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