Valley squeezes past James Wood in late rally
Wayne Flanagan sparked a Valley drive set with runs and a key interception by Foreman. James Wood responded with two late scores, but Valley held on as Headley missed a crucial PAT and the lead held at 13-9.
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Hoeltzel
Vikes
Simpson
Blackwood
Lightning
Colonels
Flanagan
Mike Headley
Welsh
James Wood
Barr
Wood
Headley
Valley
Fart Foreman
Foreman
Earl
Boyd
Pat
Brown
Bobby Fulton
Bill Blackwood
Richard Simpson
Chuck Welsh
Wayne Flanagan
Strasburg Rams clinch Shenandoah County title with 27 12 win
Strasburg High School coach Glenn Proctor guides the Rams to a 27 12 victory over Stonewall Jackson to claim the Shenandoah County grid championship. Sophomore fullback Ronnie Ashcraft stars with two rushing touchdowns 13 and 1 yard plus 15 tackles and 65 rushing yards. Plauger adds 82 rushing yards and the final PAT.
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Strasburg
Strasburg High School
Glenn Proctor
Rams
Stonewall Jackson
Shenandoah
Proctor
Ronnie Ashcraft
Ronnie
Mt. Jackson
Westchester Open Pro Round Marred by Stolen Tee Ball
Homero Blancas and Billy Maxwell led the third day when Blancas faced a stolen ball on the 15th hole after his tee shot disappeared in the fairway. Blancas retried with a new ball and made a six, while observers noted youths snatching the original ball.
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N.Y
Homero Blancas
Billy Maxwell
Blancas
Smithburg Beats Musselman 19-7 in West Virginia thriller
Smithburg Leopards upset Musselman 19 to 7 as Carroll Reid returns near his old stomping grounds. Key plays include a 57 yard strike from Bob Starr to Walt Slater and a late comeback to widen the halftime gap. Musselman’s Homecoming ends in defeat as Smithburg improves to 2-1.
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Inwood
W. Va
Smithburg
Carroll Reid
Musselman
Leopards
Bob Starr
Walt Slater
Foyt Sees Ford Team Stock Winner at National 500
A. J. Foyt, Ford factory team captain, optimistic about winning the National 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He notes Lee Roy Yarbrough’s absence but cites strong cars including his own and Cale Yarborough in the front row. Track speed records loom as fastest field yet leads to expected average near 135 mph if cautions stay few.
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Charlotte
N. C
A. J. Foyt
Ford
Foyt
Dan Gurney
le Mans
France
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Cale Yarborough
SMU Football Roster Features Three Whites Three Richardsons
Southern Methodist University announces its fall football roster listing six players sharing common surnames three Whites three Richardsons and two Jordans and two Livingstons none are related to each other.
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Southern Methodist
Mosby Blanks York 19-0 In Bing Crosby Stadium
Mosby Rangers beat York 19 to 0 at Bing Crosby Stadium. Derflinger ran 50 yards for the first score and threw a 70 yard TD to Figgans. Osth caught a 15 yard TD from Derflinger and Payne added the final PAT as Mosby totaled 313 yards offense and 13 first downs.
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Mosby Rangers
York
Bing Crosby
Derflinger
Mosby
Danny Figgans
Rangers
Craig Osth
Dergliner
Bruce Payne
York Mosby
Mosby Scores Quick TD as Derflinger Connects
Derflinger led a quick drive with a 5 yard run by Mosby and a 70 yard pass to Figgans for a score. Osth added a 15 yard connection and Payne pushed the PAT failed, keeping the scoreboard close.
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Mosby
Speedy Derflinger
Danny Figgans
Derflinger
Pat
Osth
Bruce Payne
Dergliner
Twin 20s Close Out Hagerstown Supermodified Season
HAGERSTOWN Md The Twin 20s finale caps the 1967 supermodified point season at Hagerstown Raceway with two 20 lap races. Overall winner based on combined results earns $800 and a trophy plus double points toward the track championship. 24 cars will qualify per class, with a rain date set for October 22.
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Hagerstown
Ner
Mert Stine
Johnny Grum
Grum
Stine
Dover
Jackie Deniston
Chuck Brannon
Gerald Chamberlain
Bob Marhefka
Don Davis
Nininger
Sam Sanders
Green
Twins
Pittsburgh Nets 3 St Louis 1 in NHL action
The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the St Louis Blues 3 to 1 in Friday hockey. Detroit hosts Montreal while Chicago visits Toronto and Philadelphia hosts Los Angeles as listed in Friday’s schedule.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Minnesota
California
Boston
New York
Shenandoah Downs Entries and Other Sports Notes
Shenandoah Downs entries listed for upcoming races. NBA scores feature San Francisco 144 Seattle 116 and Chicago at Boston. St. Louis plays San Diego as Chicago and St. Louis also meet San Francisco. PGA season notes show 34 tournaments completed with 22 pros winning.
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NBA
San Fran
Seattle
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
San Diego
San Francisco
Mustangs Beat Raiders 25 13. Mason Secures First Win
George Mason Mustangs defeat Loudoun County Raiders 25 to 13 to move to 1-3-1 while Loudoun County remains winless at 0-6. Rick Lincoln leads Mason with two short TD runs and a pass to Jeff Hobson, while Bob Sexton and John Bryant connect for Loudoun's score.
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Leesburg
George Mason Mustangs
Loudoun County Raiders
Mustangs
Rick Lincoln
Rolden
Jeff Hobson
Raiders
Bob Sexton
Bob Cotton
John Bryant
Norm Washington
Lincoln
Hobson
George Mason
Loudoun County
Loudoun Co
Mason
Loudoun
Fort Hill Edges Hubs 7-6 In Cumberland Valley Clash
In Cumberland, Fort Hill Sentinels edged North Hagerstown 7-6 to claim the league lead. The winner came on a late fourth quarter connection from Stafford to White for 20 yards, followed by Bill Hoyle’s extra point. Hagerstown scored on a late third quarter pass from Johnback to Mummaja. Fort Hill improves to 4-1, North Hagerstown to 4-2.
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Myers
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Parkit
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Donnie
Davidson
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War Dice
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Mr. W. T
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John
Sylvan
Laiming
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Gypsy
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Park Watch
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Limpkin
Cumberland
Sentinels
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North Hagerstown
Stafford
White
Bill Hoyle
Hagerstown Lads
Johnback
Mumma J
Hubs
Bishop Walsh
Handley Routs Rival as Rushing Game Dominates
Handley highlights a rushing drive, with thirteen backs used by Coach Ron Rice on Friday the 13th. Fauquier struggles as Handley’s offense pushes late into the third. Sophomore Monte Hinkle and James Wood await Monday’s showdown. numerous Nichols PATs and several short scoring runs punctuate the win.
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Handley
Monte Hinkle
James Wood
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