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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1968
Page
8
Handley and James Wood, two unbeaten NW District powers, draw attention as they prep for key matchups. Headley shines against Charles Town with precise passing while James Wood seeks pace and sharp execution. Both squads boast strong coaches, a string of wins, and broad regional praise from Cumberland News and major papers.
The Winchester Junior Rifle Club, number 3846, has been disbanded and its Remington rifles returned to the Army while the Savage junior rifle is kept in safekeeping for a potential new club. Adults have used the Savage, and plans for a junior club rebirth by December 31 are discussed along with criticism of civilian marksmanship funding during wartime.
In Detroit at Tiger Stadium during the fifth game of the World Series, Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals was tagged out at home by Tigers catcher Tim McCarver while attempting to score on Julian Javier's single. Willie Horton relayed the throw for the out.
James Wood and Handley cross country teams remained undefeated with wins over Clarke County Fauquier and Loudoun Valley. James Wood won its fourth straight as Wayne Cromer set a 12 40 5 course record at Frederick County Junior High track. Handley beat Loudoun Valley as Chris Tulou clocked 14 14 5 and Tulon set a Handley course mark while James Wood swept the top four places.
Little Doll surged from far back to win the Red Maple at Charles Town in 54 seconds for 4 furlongs. Bunny's Pride ran second with Cherry Lane third as the heavy favorite paid 3.20 to win. The victory completed a 537.80 twin double among 41 fans, with jockey Larry Hunt ace scoring two wins on Tender Oak and Crystal Blend.
The Citadel moved to 2-1 with a 31-12 victory over Furman to open SC play as Tony Passander threw for 261 yards and three touchdowns to Gene Hightower. Coach Red Parker says the team should have thrown more, signaling a focus on the aerial game against Richmond next.
Detroit star Al Kaline embraces his first World Series after 16 years with the Tigers. The outfielder shines with a .381 average and a two run single that helped Detroit beat St. Louis 5 3 to stay alive. Kaline reflects on wait and pressure, while Mayo Smith reshapes the lineup to spotlight Kaline.
Detroit defeats St Louis 5 3 to trim the series edge to 3 2. Al Kaline drove in two runs in the seventh rally while Mickey Lolich steadied the mound and Bill Freehan nailed Lou Brock at the plate. The Tigers face a game six starter decision with Earl Wilson or Joe Sparma possible.
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