James Wood rallies past Loudoun Valley for sixth straight win
James Wood keeps its unbeaten run intact with a 16-13 comeback over Loudoun Valley. Headley threw a nine-yard TD pass to Larry Boyd with 1:59 left after a 45-yard drive, while Valley led 13-0 at halftime behind Richard Simpson to Bill Blackwood.
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Maroon upset over Knights in vital district clash
Montevideo defeats TA 19 13 to stay in district race as Turner Ashby suffers first loss in seven. Maroons build lead on Greg Marston one yard TD, later countered by TA and a Char les Schmidt punt return, then Montevideo answers with Marson and Armen trout TDs secured by a Shank interception.
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Handley Dominates Fauquier 53-0 In High-Scoring Victory
Handley Judges overwhelmed Fauquier with a 53 to 0 win. Danny Conley and Tommy Thompson each scored twice while Thompson rushed for 119 yards on six carries. The defense held Fauquier to seven first-half yards as Handley built a 34-0 halftime lead and pulled further ahead in the third quarter.
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Hampshire Knocks off Petersburg to stay undefeated in region
ROMNEY The Hampshire High Trojans upset Petersburg West Virginia 20 to 13 for their fourth win of the season. Roger Alkire opened with an 18 yard TD, Stump connected with Michael for a 44 yard pass, Fuller added a one yard TD, and Fuller later broke a 57 yard run. Hampshire improves to 4-3 and hosts James Wood next Friday.
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Pro Football Forecast From A Mixed Up Season
NFL and AFL picks head into Week 5 with Baltimore, Detroit, Green Bay and Dallas favored in key games. Joe Namath and the Jets aim to rebound as Kansas City, Boston, Oakland win on the pro gridiron while college scores dot the page.
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Wake Forest Coach optimistic ahead of Memphis State rematch
Wake Forest hopes to snap a four game losing streak with a rematch against Memphis State led by head coach Bill Tate who says the team is not down and is practicing well. The Deacons plan to pass more with Butch Henry catching well and return Jet Johnson and Fred Angerman from injuries as Memphis State is favored by two touchdowns.
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Eagles Fall to Herndon 21 7 in Northwestern District clash
Clarke County Eagles drop their undefeated run as Herndon Hornets win 21 7 on the road. Carl Gray opened scoring with a 52 yard run, Bob Bowers added a 60 yard kickoff return and two rushing TDs, while Jimmy Buckner connected on 3 of 14 passes. Remington added two extra points and the defense held into the third quarter before Herndon sealed it with a late score. Next week Clarke hosts Handley in a key district showdown.
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UCLA's Beban Cited as 1967 Star by Preseason Critics
UCLA quarterback Gary Beban tops preseason chatter as college football's potential star of 1967. He led UCLA last season with 64 points and rushed for 454 yards while adding 1,245 passing yards on 78 completions making 1,699 total offense yards.
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