Mounties Keydets Clash In Harvest Bowl Action
West Virginia Mountaineers 2-1 visit Virginia Military Institute 0-3 in Roanoke in the Ninth Harvest Bowl. WVU aims to extend six straight wins over VMI, while Keydets seek improvement after a 25-12 opening loss and a 47-0 setback to Virginia.
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Punt Pass Kick Set Tomorrow at Handley
Local boys ages 8 to 13 in the eighth annual Punt Pass & Kick contest will compete tomorrow at Handley. Winners advance through zone district area and NFL levels, with 18 local trophies and a national final at the Orange Bowl.
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Buckner Sala May Start for Randolph-Macon at Bridgewater
Randolph-Macon travels to Bridgewater for its first conference game after a week off and a 2-0 start. Bridgewater, led by coach Ted Keller, faces a potent Jackets offense paced by Dave Wetzel and How ard Stevens while contending with injuries.
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Richmond
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Conway
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Berryville
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D.C
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Millville
New Jersey
West Virginia VMI clash highlights college football menu
A dense Saturday slate lists College Football West Virginia vs VMI at Harvest Bowie Roanoke 8 p.m. and Randolph Macon at Bridgewater 2 p.m. plus Wake Forest at Virginia Tech and Ohio U at William and Mary among many high school games across Maryland and Virginia with 8 p.m. starts common.
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Local High School Football Roundup From Loudoun County to Martinsburg
Friday results show James Wood 48 Loudoun County 7 and Raiders 41 Loudoun Valley 6. Fauquier 20 Osbourn 0. Mosby 13 Flint Hill 6. Hampshire 14 Petersburg 13. Stonewall 19 Page County 0. Martinsburg 27 Waynesboro Pa 14. Hagerstown 21 Fort Hill 14. Bishop Walsh 27 Moorefield 6. Keyser 19 Bruce Md 6. Boonsboro 38 Berkeley Springs 12. Frederick Md 28 Bel Air 7. Beall 40 Lonaconing Md 7. Broadway 20 Luray 14. Montevideo 21 Turner Ashby 13. Harrisonburg 26 Buena Vista 19. Lee Staunton 21 Waynesboro Va 20. VMI 7. Clarke County 12 George Mason 7. Smithsburg 6 Musselman 0. Thomas Johnson 28 South Hagerstown 14. Shepherdstown 32 Hancock 6. VMI Frosh 24 Massanutten 13. Randolph-M Macon 35 Bridgewater 13. Virginia Tech 20 Wake Forest 7. Duke upset by Virginia 29 14. Ohio U 27 William and Mary 7. Richmond 20 Citadel 7. Steelers 31 Redskins 14. Colts upset. Overall tally shows strong accuracy with 104 correct, 29 wrong.
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Myers Rides Double Win At Charles Town
Larry Myers secured two victories at Charles Town driving Time for Tears and Tiny Chica to capture the $71 daily double. Time For Tears paid 27.80 and Tiny Chica 3.60 as Myers reached 10 wins for the meeting.
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Crossword clues from college page puzzle list
A dense set of cryptic style clues and definitions across categories including English Greek ranks and fauna with answers hinted but not provided. Entries cover anatomy weather and ancient terms alongside names and objects requiring solver input.
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