Lions Club Light Bowl Banquet Monday Night
The Winchester Lions Light Bowl Banquet honors Loudoun County and James Wood High School football teams. Guest speaker is Lee Royer University of Maryland assistant coach and FCA organizer. Proceeds support the Lions Conservation Fund.
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Winchester Lions
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James Wood
Duff's Rebel Restaurant
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University of Maryland
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Loudoun County High
Shenandoah Downs pays five figures again ninth night
Big Exacta payoff nears six figures at Shenandoah Downs in Shenandoah Town West Virginia as a fan nets 19617 20 from a $2 wager. Yorky Miss placed strong at 25 80 in race five while Tubelo and Strength De Fer also produced notable returns with Alma B Scarlet as second in the seventh.
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Charles. Town
Shenandoah Downs
Yorky Miss
Tubelo
Strength de Fer
Alma B. Scarlet
Early Frost
Geo. Sickle
Ernestine’s Flame
Early Brother
Roman River
Captain R.M.D
Lucky Powell
Tiger Bright
Family Room Exacta
Dark Ripple
Dusty Brick
Ridge Flower
Ana
Brother Paul
Exacta
Summit Point to Host National Grand Prix for Formula Vee
Top Formula Vee drivers converge at Summit Point Speedway for a one hour Grand Prix on the 2 mile paved course. Event, sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America, offers a $3000 purse with three qualifying heats at 1 p.m. and the main race at 4 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $4 with under twelve free. Notables include Bill Scott and Jim McDaniel among an expected 65 entrants from Virginia Maryland and DC.
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Summit Point
W. Va
Summit Point Speedway
Sports Car-Club of America
Bill Scott
McLean, Va
Jim McDaniel
Alexandria
West Virginia
Virginia International Raceway
Danville
Tidewater Mets Clinch 1969 IL Pennant
The Tidewater Virginia farm club of the New York Mets finished 12 games ahead of Louisville to win the International League pennant for 1969.
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Tidewater
New York Mets
Louisville
Weekend Scores Roll Through Area Football Action
A flood of high school and college results highlights a busy weekend. Teams such as James Wood, Clarke County, Fauquier, Warren County, and Oakdale posted decisive wins, while others like Manassas, Stonewall, and Hedgesville kept pace with tight victories. The tally shows several unbeaten and winless squads across leagues.
Mid-Atlantic Championship Racing Ends Season at Hagerstown
The Maryland State Championship for semi-lates and late models concludes the 1969 season Sunday at Hagerstown Raceway. 24 starters earn a share of a $400 winner’s purse in the 50 lap feature after 10 lap heats.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Spielman Stars For RMA Eleven
Spielman, a former James Wood standout, stars as fullback and defensive stalwart for Randolph-Macon Academy. His play helped the Yellow Jackets move to 2-0 after wins over Sidwell Friends and Mercersburg Academy, with key blocks and 42 rushing yards in the latter. A decisive performance against St Christopher’s School awaits at 2:30 p.m. on RMA field.
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Chettie Spielman
James Wood
Randolph - Macon Academy
Yellow Jackets
Sidwell Friends
Spielman
Padgett Severin
Mercersburg Academy
Verin
St. Christopher’s School of
Richmond
Fort Hill at Frederick and Stafford vs Monroe preview
The Shore Calling highlights two key Friday games. Fort Hill travels to Frederick to face Thomas Johnson while Stafford meets arch rival James Monroe. Predictions favor James Monroe 13 to 8, with Stafford getting the passing edge and Monroe the defense. Both Handley rivals have slim margins in recent wins, and a tight scoreline is expected. Fort Hill enters 2-0 against Johnson, who is 3-0, while Greg Hare leads the Sentinels with his dual running and passing threat. Our pick favors the Sentinels 15-14 in a close finish.
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Osbourn
Valley
Vikings
Luray
Stonewall
Bulldogs
Generals
Montevideo
Strasburg
Rams
Turner Ashby
Elkton
Elks Broadway
Page County
Panthers
Central
MMA Jayvees
Central Gar Field
Spotsylvania
Indians
Orange
Manassas
James Monroe
Stafford
Virginia Frosh
Maryland
Maryland Gobblers
Jackets
Albemarle
Buena Vista
Patriots
Harrisonburg
Amherst
Lee
Staunton
Lexington
Lexington 14, Leemen Waynesboro
Wilson Memorial
Hedgesville
Brunswick
Hedgesville Nips Railroaders
Keyser
Moorefield
Fort Hill
Thomas Johnson
Sentinels
Allegany
S. Hagerstown
Campers
Hampshire
Ridgeley
Trojans
Beall
Bruce, Md
Mountaineers
N. Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Boonsboro
Musselman
Frederick
Bill Buttram
Fredericksburg
Free-Lance Star
Buttram
Monroe
Handley
Yellow Jackets
Frederick School
Johnson
Greg Hare
Rams Tangle With Montevideo In District Showdown
Strasburg Rams eye an upset against Montevideo to stay alive in District 10. After a 22-8 loss to Turner Ashby last week Strasburg led 8-0 before Montevideo’s surge. Terry Taylor of Montevideo, a top Valley prospect at 6-2 210 pounds, looms as a key threat.
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Strasburg
Rams
Montevideo
Turner Ashby
Terry Taylor
Taylor
Broadway
Maroons
Shepherd Rams set for Gallaudet test in D C tilt
The undefeated Shepherd Rams travel to Washington D C to face Gallaudet after a 14 13 win over Towson for their third straight victory. Next week they head to West Liberty then host Mason Dixon leader Randolph Macon on Oct 25 with five local players in Macon and two for Shepherd.
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Broad Run
Woodbridge
George Mason
Smithsburg
Berkeley Springs
Reid
Ee Yellow Jackets
ACC
T—I—T
Hampden-Sydney
Bridgewater
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Donnybrook
Gobblers
Catawba
Emory and Henry
William and Mary
Washington & Lee
Centre
Harpers Ferry
Hancock
Ferrians
Hancock High Point
Frederick
Waynesboro
Westminster
Randolph-Macon
Towson
Wake Forest
Maryland
Shepherd
Gallaudet
Rams
West Virginia
VMI
Generals
Shepherd Rams
Washington, D.C
West Liberty
Hom
Mason-Dixon
Randolph-Macon College
R-Macon
Doug Toan
Mike Headley
Tony Sala
Marshall Boyd
Jimmy Buckner
Jimmy Rhodes
Shep
Ronnie Combs
Allen Kaye
Kelican Leads Warren High To Strong Start
Kelican, former Handley track head and football assistant, now coaches at Warren High School in Vincent Ohio. He has a 3-1 record after four games guiding a rebuilding team from an 0-10 two years prior. The squad opened with a 3-game win streak before a loss to St. Marys W Va. 16-0.
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Jerry. Kelican
Handley
Warren High School
Vincent
Ohio
Jerry
Ron Rice
Kelican
Warren
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