Handley Marks Homecoming With 1938 Team Honor
Handley honors the 1938 unbeaten season as part of Homecoming Day at the Hilltop before the Loudoun Valley game. The 0-4 Vikings visit Handley, which holds a 2-2 record and a 5-1 edge in series history, seeking a prize gift in a tradition rich matchup.
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Handley
Memory Lane
Hilltop
Allegany
Charles Town
RMA
Fort Hill
Hagerstown
Fredericksburg
Martinsburg
Ron Rice
Rice
Keyser Tornado Ranked Second In West Virginia AA
Keyser High School's Golden Tornado, 5-0 this season, holds the No. 2 ranking in West Virginia's AA class. Ceredo Kenova, long a basketball power, shows football strength with the Wonders at 6-0.
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Keyser
Golden Tornado
West Virginia
Ceredo Kenova
Helman Ties ACC TD Record With Four Scores
Virginia sophomore Gary Helman tied an Atlantic Coast Conference record by scoring four touchdowns against the Indians, matching marks held by five others including Virginia teammates. He also ran 37 times, adding 37 points in a three game span, after scoring 13 in an opening loss to Clemson.
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Virginia
Gary
Helman
Indians
Jim Bakhtiar
V.P.I
Ed Carrington
Bob Davis
Maryland
Gene Arnette
Buffalo
Johnny Papit
Washington and Lee
Youngwood
Cavaliers
Clemson
Handley Seeks Homecoming Win Over Loudoun Valley
Handley Judges aim to rebound and move above .500 after two straight losses as they host the winless Loudoun Valley Vikings in Homecoming Days at the Hilltop. Star players Wim Lyons Denny Buracker and Jerry Partlow highlighted by coach Rec Brown.
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Buckeye Potts Star
Handley
Loudoun Valley Vikings
Stafford Indians
James Monroe Yellow Jackets
Hilltopper
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Harrisonburg
Vikings
Charles Town
Woodbridge
Warren County
Osbourn
Eddie Erwin
Loudoun Valley
Hilltop
Larry Sullivan
Virginia Leads ACC Statistics for 1968 Football
Virginia tops three major ACC stats in total offense, rushing offense and rushing defense and leads total defense and scoring defense as George Blackburn’s Cavaliers push toward a repeat. North Carolina trails in several categories while Clemson and Duke show strengths in pass offense and returns. Virginia 2-1 awaits VMI in Richmond with others set for Saturday games.
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George Blackburn
Cavaliers
Virginia
VMI
Richmond
ACC
Clemson
Auburn
Duke
Wake Forest
Maryland
Syracuse
North Carolina
Air Force
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Tar Heels
N. C. State
Valley Brave Leads Field at Shenandoah Downs
Wayne Kendrick's Valley Brave tops a nine horse field for the Springbrook purse at Shenandoah Downs. The 3-year-old son of Big Brave has gone unbeaten in three starts this season before a second place finish to Road Sport. Also in the mix are King's Reject Rebel King Yemen's Dotter and other rivals.
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Charles Town
W. VA
Wayne Kendrick
Valley Brave
Springbrook
Shenandoah Downs
Big Brave
Road Sport
Rebel King
Good Company
Yemen
Dotter
King
Alamo
Aylor Junior High Tops Loudoun County 10 to 6
Purcellville report: R.E. Aylor Junior High School defeats Loudoun County Raiders 10 6 with a first quarter touchdown by Mark Barnett and a second half safety by Loudoun County. Coach Henry Utz lauds Barnett Haas Milhon on offense and Solenberger Riding on defense. Handley and Winchester mentioned in brief, scoring via James Baltimore interception return.
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Purcellville
R.E. Aylor
Loudoun County Raiders
Aylor
Loudoun County
Mark Barnett
Robert Jackson
Jeff Marco
Phil DeHaven
Joe Riding
Ayler Squad
Henry Utz
Frederick County Juniors rout Clarke County 28 to 0
Frederick County Junior High School football improved to 3 1 on the season with a 28 0 victory over Clarke County Eagles. Tommy Catlett connected with Jeff Davis for the opening TD and FCJH added two more scores in the second half including a blocked punt by David Smith and a 2 yard run by Doug Hardy. Final kick attempts failed.
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Frederick County
Clarke County Eagles
Tommy Catlett
Jeff Davis
Catlett
Eagles
David Smith
Clarke
Doug Hardy
FCJH
Frederick
Hardy
Dexter Symons
Wendell Dick
Hardhey JV blank Loudoun Valley Jayvees 13 0
Hardhey Junior Varsity defeated Loudoun Valley Jayvees 13 to 0 yesterday. The opening score came on a 40 yard pass from Mike Frazier to Bobby Lavender. the conversion attempt failed.
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Hardhey
Loudoun Valley Jayvees
Mike Frazier
Bobby Lavender
Winchester 200 Speed Contest Attracts 78 Drivers
The sixth annual Winchester 200 at Winchester Speedway unfolds Sunday with 78 registered drivers from Florida to Pennsylvania. Notables include 1969 Hare champion Ralph Davis and past winners like Roger Sowers. Gates open 11 a.m., time trials at 1 p.m., race at 2:30 with a $4,850 purse plus $500 lap money.
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Winchester
Winchester Speedway
Donald Simmelman
Fruitland Park
Fla
Bob Goodling
York
Russ Simpson
Austintown
Ohio
Charlie Johnson
Annadale
Ray Doval
Elkton
Larry Hare
Fred Fritz
Hancock
Paul Morrison
Fort Defiance
Jim Brubaker
Saluanga
Allen Dillard
Charlottsville
Buddy Campbell
Roseland
Bucky Harris
Waynesboro
Ed Haun
Front Royal
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Athur, Inc
Boscawen Street
Winchester, Virginia
Wim Lyons
Viks
Hilltoppers
Corp
Harry Thompson
Denny Buracker
Jerry Partlow
Rusty Foltz
Jim Armel
Randy Powers
Howie Hoetzel
Apple Capital
James Wood Colonels
George Mason Mustangs
Berryville
Fauquier
Central
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Page County
Stonewall Jackson
Turner Ashby
Penn- Laird
Montevideo
Petersburg
Smithsburg
Musselman
Boonsboro
Berkeley Springs
John Spaid
Dave Burke
Rec Brown
Associated Press
Iscotaire, Inc
Front Royal Airport
Valley Brave Heads
Shenandoah
James
Baltimore
Handley LV
Fred. Ee EO Slee
Nbc-Tv
Colonel Sanders
Duff’s Restaurants
Valley Ave
Millwood Ave
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