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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1967
Page
8
Callin' the Shots reports Clarke County James Wood and Handley remain undefeated after 14 games. Clarke sits 4-0-1, James Wood 5-0, Handley 4-0 heading into today’s game against Lou soun Valley.
Bishop Walsh stretched the TriState area unbeaten record to 12 games with a 39 0 victory over Valley High of Lonaconing Maryland. Handley trails by two in the race for most undefeated. The Judges hold a ten game streak ahead of today’s Battle of Unbeatens between Koudoun Valley and Hilltoppers.
Lane High of Charlottesville suffered a 27-14 defeat to Douglas Freeman, snapping a 53 game unbeaten streak in Virginia football. James Wood coach Walter Barr, in his first year, secured a 34-12 victory over Loudoun County, praising the team’s progress and noting missing receivers Scotty Garber and Dickie Cadmus. Mt Jackson, led by Hal Carl, was routed 46-0 by Warren County as Warren County sits 4-0 in District 10 with Broadway and Turner Ashby looming later.
In Cumberland Md Allegany handed unbeaten South Hagerstown a 13-0 defeat as South suffered its first loss in five games Alco raised its season mark to 32 wins and no losses with a 32 0 result referenced in the same update.
James Wood secured a fifth straight win routing Lager County 34 to 12 at James Wood Stadium in the Lions Light Bowl. The Woodmen relied on backfield trio Larry Boyd Dave Goode and Chettie Spielman to pile up 282 rushing yards as Goode topped 90 yards on 15 carries and Spielman added 57 on 11 receptions. Proceeds benefited the Lions Club Light Conservation Fund.
Clarke County racked up a 49 0 victory over George Mason as running Buckner connected on multiple passes for 299 yards with 7 extra points. Richard Ramsburg John Carroll Harry Robertson and David Bell anchored a defense holding George Mason to 25 yards rushing and 7 completions in 24 attempts. The Eagles improved to 4 0 1 and travel to Herndon next Friday.
Virginia’s John Naponick, a 6 foot 8 inch, 255 pound tackle, loomed large as the Cavaliers opened the season against Army at West Point. Cadets had to look up at the Cavaliers star as the game kicked off.
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company advertises immediate openings for skilled and unskilled workers in one of the world’s largest shipyards. Opportunities to learn valuable trades with attractive rates and fringe benefits. Applicants must be at least 18 years old.
Area teams posted mixed results with James Wood 34 Loudoun County 12 and Clarke County 49 George Mason 0. Musselman 13 Boonsboro 12. N Hagerstown 32 Martinsburg. Charles Town 32 Berkeley Springs 22. Warren County 46 Stonewall 0. Herndon 21 Langley 13. James Monroe 20 Woodbridge 0. Gar Field 46 Stonewall of Manassas 0. Montevideo 33 Strasburg 13. Buena Vista 7 Harrisonburg 6. Page County 12 Elkton 12. Lee of Staunton 14 Waynesboro 14. Moorefield 6 Petersburg W Va 32. Circleville 0. Bishop Walsh 39 Lonaconing Md 0. Beall 14 Bruce Md 7. Parrish 27 Southern 19.
North Hagerstown pushed its record to four wins in five starts by defeating Martinsburg 32 to 12. Jack Spector and Roger Barnes opened scoring with a pair of first quarter touchdowns, as Billy Pugh returned a kickoff 92 yards for Martinsburg's score, before Doug Elgin added the lone second quarter TD for North High.
In District 10 action North Hagerstown led 19-6 at halftime, then extended to 25-6 after a 9 yard run by Roger Barnes. The Bulldogs scored late in the game as Dave Rogers punched in from two yards but the extra point failed. Randy Hull connected with John Beck on a 46 yard TD to seal a 32-12 win for North Hubs.
James Wood Cavaliers beat Loudoun County 27 to 12 after a fast start and key plays by Moser Boyd and Headley. Larry Boyd sparked returns while Phelps and Rogers produced late scores. final drives included a 55 yard march and a large passing sequence.
Gay Brewer and Dave Hill posted the lowest 18 hole scores of 61 in 1967 PGA events the Pensacola Open and the Hartford Open respectively.
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