Central Tops Warren County In Final Seconds
Central defeats Warren County 12-6 as Randy Walker drives a 70 yard scoring march culminating in a 7 yard pass to Lloyd Spinner with 33 seconds left. Warren County, led by Mike Seckford 79 yards, falls to 3-3 while Central improves to 3-2.
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Central
Warren County
Randy Walker
Gary Henry
Mike
Gest Pay
Lloyd Spinner
Mike Seckford
Randy Wakter
Pat
Mike Love
Hurricanes End LSU's Hope With 30-0 Whitewash
LSU's No. 8 Tigers were routed by Miami 30-0 as the Hurricanes dominance shut down LSU's offense. Miami built a 6-0 halftime lead on field goals by Jim Huff and added two touchdowns aided by David Olivo. The result dropped LSU from the top 10 while West Virginia barely beat VMI 14-7 in the other Friday game.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Miami
Louisiana State
Tigers
Miami Hurricanes
Florida
Hurricanes
LSU
Jim Huff
David Olivo
West Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Roanoke
VMI
Mike Sherwood
Mountaineers
Sherwood
Eddie Silverio
Oscar Patrick
Houston
Oklahoma State
Oregon State
Bill
Enyart
Kentucky
Washington State
Arizona State
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Turner Ashby Rally Hunts Win Over Maroons
Turner Ashby rallied from seven points down to beat Montevideo 21 14. Lee Stover ran 13 yards for the decisive score with 2 08 left after Bob Newman’s extra point. Dennis Dean had earlier tied the game with a two yard run and Newman added the PAT.
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Dayton
Turner Ashby
Montevideo
Lee Stover
Bob Newman
Dennis Dean
Newman
Don Boyles
Ad Newman
Greg Marston
Maroons
Hinegardner
Petersburg Hampshire Fight Ends In 6 6 Tie
Petersburg and Hampshire battled to a 6-6 draw as defense dominated. Alan Hawks scored Petersburgs lone TD on a one yard rush after a 59 yard drive, Rusty Wright answered for Hampshire with a one yard run.
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James Wood
John Barton
Leesburg
Petersburg
W. Va
Hampeshire High
Alan Hawks
Hampshire
Rusty Wright
Montevideo
Mike Armentrout
Mac Hinegardner
Duke 1 000 yard list adds Jay Calabrese alumnus 1968
Jay Calabrese, class of 1968, becomes the latest name on the Duke 1,000-yard list. The fullback totaled 1,969 rushing yards over a three year Duke career, placing sixth in school history.
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Jay Calabrese
Duke
Calabrese
Schoendienst and Smith Named Managers of the Year
Red Schoendienst of the St. Louis Cardinals repeats as National League Manager of the Year with 129 votes, while Mayo Smith of the Detroit Tigers wins the American League honor with 135 votes. Both led their teams to pennants, Cardinals by nine games and Tigers by 12.
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NEW York
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Schoendienst
Associated Press
Detroit
Mayo Smith
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Smith
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Tigers
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Herman Franks
Walter Alston
Los Angeles
Lyman Harris
Atlanta
Alvin Dark
Cleveland
Bob Kennedy
Oakland
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Dick Wiliams
Boston
Area High School Scores From Local Matches
Area scores list many games with final tallies for teams including James Wood 41 Loudoun County 0, Handley 44 Valley 0, Central 12 Warren County 6, Stonewall 7 Page County 6, Flint Hill 20 Mosby 14, Fauquier 19 Osbourn 7, Ashby 21 Montevideo 14, Orange 21 Culpeper 0, Gar Field 27 Stonewall Manassas 6, Broadway 32 Luray 6, Waynesboro Va 31 Lee of Staunton 17, Blacksburg 9 Lexington 7, Buena Vista M4 Harrisonburg 7 Natural Bridge 33 Amherst 13, Beall 40 Valley 0, Frederick Md 32 Bel Air 0, Boonsboro 32 Berkeley Springs 0, Bruce Md 13 Keyser 0, Bishop Walsh 47 Moorefield 0, Fort Hill 7 North Hagerstown 6, Leanne 6 Petersburg 6, James Monroe 20 Woodbridge 8, Stratford 28 Spotsylvania 19, W Va 14 VMI 7.
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James Wood
Loudoun County
Handley
Valley
Central
Warren County
Stonewall
Page County
Flint Hill
Mosby
Fauquier
Osbourn
Ashby
Montevideo
Orange
Culpeper
Gar-Field
Stonewall Manas
E. B. Stuart
Fairfax
Washington Lee
Wakefield
Hammond
Alexandria
Yorktown
Ireton
T. C
Benedictine
Varina
Covington
Liberty
Roanoke Catholic
Lord Botetourt
Northside
Roanoke
Franklin
County
Gate City
Appalachia
Tie St. Paul
Haysi
Gar. Field
Jackson
Manassas
King
George
Nokesville
James A
Woodbridge Pulaski
Narrows
Galax
Christiansburg
Dublin
Wytheville
Radford
Giles
Hillsville
Ft. Chiswell
Loudoun Valley
Woodstock Central
Fieldale-Collinsville
Chatham
Bassett
Tunstall
Drewry Mason
William Byrd
Waynesboro
R. E. Lee
Staunton
Natural Bridge
Amherst
Buena Vista
Harrisonburg
Blacksburg
Lexington
Suffolk
Forest Glen
Northampton
Gloucester
Poquosan
Southampton
John Yeates
Windsor
New Kent
Sussex Central
West End
Westside
Hayden
Watt
East End
Matoaca
Carver
Chester
Powhatan
Goochland
the Buckingham
Cumberland
Huguenot Academy
York Academy
Park View
Bluestone
Emporia
Brunswick
Dinwiddie
Crewe
Prince Edw Rd Academy
Miller School
Russell ‘Grove
C. G
Woodson
Altavista
Dan River
Nelson County
Gretna
Wm Campbell
Staunton River
Glenvar
Rustburg
Appomattox
Brookville
Alleghany
Ftl Defiance
Clifton Forge
Rockbridge
Wilson Memorial
Buffalo Gap
James
State Scholastic Scores From The Associated Press
A wide set of high school football scores from Virginia and nearby states listed by the Associated Press. Notable games include Highland Springs 37 over George Wythe 12 and Hermitage 42 over Henrico 0, with many other teams such as Tazewell, Graham, James Madison, Oakton, Langley, Edison, Mt. Vernon and more reporting varied results across the region.
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Highland Springs
George Wythe
Richmond
Douglas Freeman
Lane
the Hermitage
Henrico
J. R. Tucker
Thomas Jefferson
Christchurch
Collegiate
Virginia Randolph
Gandy
Henry
Ashland
Prince George
Huguenot
Lee-Davis
Hopewell
Manchester
Colonial Heights
Petersburg
Thomas Dale
Meadowbrook
Roanoke
Martinsville Dunbar
Carver
Fieldale
Tazewell
Marion
Graham
Grundy
James Madison
McLean
Oakton
Langley
Edison
Ft. Hunt
Mt. Vernon
Groveton
West Springfield
Lee
Springfield
Annandale
Woodson
Falls Church
Jefferson
Fairfax
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N.M
Dallase Fort Worth
Dodgers
Aluquerque
Dave Nicholson
W. County
Old Dominion
Speedway
Manassas, Virginia
BIG Destruction
DERBY
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Tolson
Wil
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Outer Space
Pee Wee Wallace
Winchester
Virginia
Mimela
Bbede
James Wood TD
Mike Whittle
Marshall Derry
Tommy Maphis
Trojans
Darrell Herron
HampShires
Hampshire Petersburg
Black Knights
Dean
T. Ashby
T. Ae
Tri-State Area
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Little Joe and
Eliaes
JAY Grangery
Persuasion
Pikeside Bowl
Martinsburg, W. Va
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Charlotte
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John Mosby
Chincoteague
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