Handley Wins 26-20 in Last-Minute TD Drive Over George Mason
Handley toppled George Mason 26-20 as Freddie Shoemaker and Dickie LaFollette fueled a seven-play drive from their own 25 yard line that ended with LaFollette's one yard TD plunge with 10 seconds left. The Judges, 3-1 in four games, pulled away after a 20-6 deficit to claim the Northwestern District victory.
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George Mason
Little Freddie Shoemaker
Dickie LaFollette
Mustang
Mustanges
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LaFollette
Gene Fisher
Mustangs
Fisher
cGorge Mason
Tom Appell
Saturday Prep Football Scores
The Associated Press reports scores from Virginia and nearby games including E C Glass 10 Annandale 7 Grundy 13 Mann tied 13 St Stephen s 12 Fort Hunt 6 John Carroll 14 O Connell 13 Douglas Freeman 21 Thomas Jefferson 12 Norfolk Catholic 6 St Emma s 6 Fork Union 12 Augusta Military 6 Hargrave 35 Randolph Macon 0 Frederick Military 20 Colombian Prep 6 Massanutten 6 Fishburne 6 tie Woodberry Forest 28 Hill School 14 Episcopal 12 Lawrenceville Prep 6 Midlothian 41 Powhatan 0 Powell Valley 24 Clintwood 6 Ft Chiswell 40 Independence 0 Goochland 19 Fluvanna 13 Alleghany 38 Buffalo Gap 13 Lord Botetourt 14 Valley Hot Springs 6 St Paul 8 Patrick Henry Glade Spring 0.
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E. C. Glass
Annandale
Grundy
Mann
W.va
St. Stephen's
Fort Hunt
John Carroll
D.C
O'Connell
Douglas Freeman
Thomas Jefferson
Norfolk Catholic
St. Emma’s
Lord Botetourt
Valley
Hot Springs
St. Paul
Patrick Henry
Glade Spring
Moonshiners rout Yankees in Star Lighters League match
The Moonshiners beat the Yankees 3 to 1 at Northside Lanes as Hubert Stratton led with 468 series. Morton Martins posted a 192 511 for the losers. Ken Schultz propelled the Pres to a 3 1 win over the Battletown Four, Norma Longerbeam high for the losers with 453. Lame Ducks tied Double J’s 2 2 with Doug Kerns at 517 and Orville Hylton 513. Gene Gunter 388 for Double J’s.
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Northside Lanes
Hubert Stratton
Morton Martins
Ken Schultz
Battletown
Norma Longerbeam
Lame Ducks
Doug Kerns
Orville Hylton
Gene Gunter
Rebels Sweep Pair to Meet Gerrardstown in Title Series
Winchester's Rebels swept a doubleheader from Tomahawk at Rouss Park and earned a shot at Gerrardstown in the Tri-County Baseball League final. Game one was 9-6 with Ted Reed fanning 13. Bricker, Haltermann, and Orndorff led with two hits each. Game two, 11-6, with Orndorff earning the win and a Bricker three-run homer keying the late surge. The series opens next Sunday at Gerrardstown. game two returns to Winchester on October 20. a possible decisive game would follow if needed.
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Rebels
Tomahawk
W.va
Rouss Park
Gerradstown
Gerrardstown
Ted Reed
Reed
Jim Halterman
Glen Bricker
Jim Orndorff
Danny Stonesifer
Genea
Tomahak
Orndorff
Bricker
Ornodorff
Susie Suddith tops GAA Girls Bantam League with 193 series
Susie Suddith rolled a 110 game and 83 other score for a 193 series as Pifer Stationery beat Jewel Box in the GAA Girls Bantam League at Health Center Lanes. Brenda Newell and Wanda Schuller led Jewel Box with 89 and 81 respectively, while Debbie Luttrell led Artie's Little Rascals to a 2–0 win over Shoe Center. Other matches saw Winchester Furniture, Northern Virginia Power Co, Hootenanny's, and Commercial and Savings Bank posting wins, with multiple players contributing strong scores in a busy Saturday round.
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Jewel Box
Susie
American Junior Bowling Congress
Brenda Newell
Wanda Schuller
Debbie Luttrell
Artie
Little Rascals
Shoe Center
Boyd's Drug Store
Oates Lumber Yard
Rosa Lynne Petonke
Winchester Furniture
Gray and Eddy
Northern Virginia Power Co
Palmer Wins Whitemarsh Open Richest PGA Prize
Arnold Palmer, 33, captured $26,000 first prize at the Whitemarsh Open in Philadelphia, finishing 72 holes at 281 to edge Lionel Hebert by one stroke. Palmer tied the three biggest 1963 checks with $26,000 here, $25,000 in the Thunderbird and $22,000 in the Cleveland Open. The Latrobe star nearly lost the lead with a late skid before par on the 18th sealed the title as Dodgers won the World Series nearby.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
PGA
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Latrobe
Whitemarsh
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Hebert
Dodgers
Stengel Lauds Dodgers Pitching After World Series Loss
Dodgers win four games to one in the 1965 World Series as sharp pitching by Koufax and Drysdale thwarts the Yankees. Casey Stengel credits Dodger hurlers for four straight wins and notes limited Yankee scoring opportunities despite strong showings by Whitey Ford and Mantle.
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LOS Angeles
Yankees
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Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Mr. Koufax
Whitey Ford
Young Downing
Young Bouton
Howard
Mantle
Chavez Ravine
Gilliam
Boyer
Dodgers and Yankees set World Series payout records
The World Series prize pool hits a new high with players expected to share about 1,017,56.43 in total. Dodgers may win about 12,900 per man while Yankees could gain around 8,100 each. Commissioner Ford Frick will verify figures over several days.
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