Elkton Elks ______ Over Stonewall 25-7 in District 10 clash
Elkton Elks stay undefeated at 5-0 with a 25-7 victory over Stonewall Jackson. Key plays included a 51 yard pass from Craig Housh to Richard Rimd and a 3 yard run by Kenny Wampler. Stonewall’s only TD came on a fumble return to start the scoring.
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Elkton
Elks
Peat Jackson
Stonewall
Mike Williamson
Jerry Dellinger
Eikton
Craig Housh
Kenny Wampler
Richard Rim
Wampler
Gary Shifflett
Generals
Stonewall Jackson
Southern Conference title race tightens in sixth week
Virginia Tech and West Virginia share the lead at 1-0 in the Southern Conference as VMI 1-0-1, Furman 2-1, The Citadel 2-1, William and Mary 2-1, Richmond yet to crack the slate. Close games kept the standings fluid with a potential Tech WVU clash looming and no clear favorite.
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Virginia Tech
WVU
Associated Press
Davidson
George Washington
VMI
Tech
West Virginia
Furman
Citadel
William and Mary
Richmond
Wofford
Yost
W&m
Indians
Mississippi
Jim Parker
Bulldogs
Presbyterian
Savannah
Virginia
Winchester Wins By 11-2 In Tri-County Playoff Opener
Winchester Rebels upset Gerrardstown 11-2 as eight runs in the ninth inning sealed the victory. Ted Reed earned the win pitching two hits allowed. Jimmy Orndorff hit a three run homer as the series moves to Winchester for game two next Sunday with a possible third game to decide the champion.
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Garrardstown
W. Va
Winchester
Rebels
Gerrardstown
Jimmy Orndorff
Ted Reed
Duckpin Bowling Upends Northern Virginia Power twice in GAA league
In the GAA Girls Bantam League at Health Center Lanes on Saturday Rollettes upset undefeated Northern Virginia Power Co. by margins of four and three pins. Cindy's Grove 95 and Jill Feltner 98 led the Rollettes, Brenda Sallwood 82 kept Power in contention, while Sherry Manuel 88, Karen Kibler 84 and Mary Gail Allen 84 80 fueled multiple victories for Patton Transfer and other teams. Debuts included Crisman Rug Co. sweeping Buzella's, and high games by Tody Dill 90 and Debbie Shanholtz 89 in other fixtures.
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Northern Virginia Power Co
Rollettes
P Cindy's Grove
Jill Feltner
Rollette
Brenda Sallwood
Northern Virginia Power
Sherry Manuel
Karen Kibler
Mary Gail Allen
Patton
Bayliss Real Estate
Commercial and Savings Bank
Buckley- Lages
Crisman Rug Co
Buzella
S. Tody
Shoe Center
Robin Fletcher
Julie Beeeler
Bonnie O’dell
Sharon
Oates Lumber Co
Winchester Furniture
Becky Cather
Upsets Roil Top College Football As Texas Tops Oklahoma
Texas toppled No. 1 Oklahoma 28-7 in the Cotton Bowl, snapping a six straight win streak by Oklahoma in the rivalry. Florida upset Alabama 10-0, while Navy fell 32-28 to SMU in Dallas. Notre Dame defeated Southern Cal 17-14 as Army beat Penn State 10-7.
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Riston
Davidson
Diavolikis
Espinosa
Ship Companion
M. Espinosa
Okey
Sigler
Mullins
Hedge
Belanger
Gamby
Lou
Freddie
Small
Vasil
Ted
Pindell
Crom Dubh
D. Smith
Burrell
Gramoud
Add
No Boy
Pamela Miss
Jane D
Gee Nancy
Crystial
D.smith
Capuin John
No Obey
Roman Call
Mary Cole
Cig
Osophar
Seman
Black Warrior
Zangari
Parbar
Allo
Fur
Navy Watch
Shining Delight
Hep Bunnie
Headley
Mike
Ann
Mulins
He’s
Shherry
Gibson
Tyke
Tina Lisa
Llambias Ray
Associated Press
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Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Alabama
Navy
Southern Cal
Penn State
Ohio State
Pitt
Mississippi
Rip Engle
Army
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma Sooners
Longhorns
Florida
Bear Bryant
Crimson Tide
Bob Lyle
Dick Kirk
Gators
Ken Ivan
South Bend
Irish
Minnesota
Dick Heydt
Nittany Lions
Lame Ducks top Battletown Four for early league lead
In Northside Lanes action the Lame Ducks defeated Battletown Four 3-1 to seize first place in the Starlighters Tenpin League. Doug Kerns hurled a 230 game and a 554 series, briefly the loop mark, as Ken Kyre reply led Prestos past Eagernuts 3-1 with 219 557.
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Battletown
Starlighters
Northside Lanes
Doug Kerns
Longerbeam
Kern
Ken Kyre
Eagernuts
Kyre
Frank Wade
Gene Gunter
Thelma Stratton
Bowl Weevils
Yankees
Mort Morten
Lions Lose Key Linebacker
Detroit Lions linebacker Carl Brett Schneider is believed lost for the season with a knee injury suffered in Sunday’s 17-14 defeat to the Dallas Cowboys.
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Dallas
Carl Brettschneider
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
Preserved Antiquities Guarded by Jerusalem Council
The Arab section city council governs Jerusalem’s sacred shrines and approves all improvements. No structure may be altered without written permission. An ordinance bans construction near the 16th century walls encircling the Holy City.
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Jerusalem
City Council
Holy City
Insect Species Count Cited by Britannica Exceeds 500000
Britannica encyclopedia estimates over 500000 insect species exist, reflecting vast diversity amid ongoing discovery and classification efforts across science, agriculture, and conservation.
Sorensen 2nd Johnson Beats Fords Wins National 400 Race
Robert Johnson driven by Junior Johnson won the National 400 late model stock car race in CHARLITE North Carolina. Fred Lorenen finished second after a late pit stop hurt his chances while Marvin Panch and Fireball Roberts completed the top four. The victory marked Johnson's first 400 triumph in 1963 racing season earnings exceeding $64,600.
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Charlite
N.C
Robert
Junior
Ronda
Ray Fox
Daytona Beach
Fla
Darlington
S.C
Ford
Chevrolet
Fox
Fred Lorenen
Elmhurst
Ill
Marvin Panch
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Panch
Lorenen
Roman Brother Wins Rich Race at Aqueduct
Louis E. Wolfson’s Roman Brother surged to victory in the Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct, earning 212 150 and vaulting past 50 000 spectators. Jockey John L. Rotz guided the favored gelding as Count Bud trailed, with Wolfson’s Harbor View Farm colors dominant from gate to wire.
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New York
Louis E. Wolfson
Florida
Roman Brother
Ocala
Hialeah
Wolfson
Harbor View
Roman Zephyr
Roman
Aqueduct
John L. Rotz
Count Bud
California
Warfare
Boxing Results From Santa Monica Bogota and Dortmund
In Santa Monica Ed die Machen of Los Angeles stopped Alonzo Johnson of Pittsburgh in the ninth round. In Bogota Bernardo Caraballo of Colombia won a ten round decision over Piero Rolio of Italy. In Dortmund Karl Mildenberger of Germany defeated Joe Erskine of England in ten rounds.
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Calif
Eddie Machen
Los Angeles
Alonzo Johnson
Pittsburgh
Bogota
Colombia
Bernardo Caraballo
Piero Rolio
Italy
Dortmund
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Joe Erskine
England
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Lindsay Flowers
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Iowa
Fred Riddle
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