Colts edge Eagles 24 20 in drizzle to stay unbeaten halt
Baltimore coach Don Shula praised a tense 24 20 win over Philadelphia as Matte led with two short TD runs and Hill added a 1 yard score. Unitas completed 19 of 34 but faced heavy coverage as Philadelphia twice punted deep in Colts territory to stall a bigger surge. Orr caught four passes for 75 yards to spark the scoring drive.
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Local Punt Pass and Kick attracts 141 participants at Winchester
The ninth annual Punt Pass and Kick at Winchester Recreation Park drew 141 boys with six advancing to the zone contest at Handley High School. First place winners from last week are eligible for the zone meet, with zone winners moving to regionals in Washington, D C.
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Shrine Game Tickets On Sale For Clarke County Warren County
Shrine Game pits Clarke County against Warren County at Bing Crosby Stadium Front Royal. Proceeds aid Shriners Hospitals for crippled children. Advance tickets $1.00 at Clarke or Warren County high schools. gate price $1.25.
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Twins Fire Billy Martin After West Division Title
Billy Martin acknowledged stepping on toes to run the team and his methods led to his firing as Minnesota Twins manager on Monday. He had guided the club to the American League West Division title in his rookie season.
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Punt Pass and Kick winners named in nine age groups
The Winchester Evening Star photo shows winners across nine age groups for Punt, Pass and Kick. In nine year olds first place Nick Thomas, second John Minnis, third Bill Way. eight year olds first Steve Tavenner, second Brad Funkhouser, third Phil Olinger. Sixty year olds and others include Pooh Johnston, Mike Ice, David Snarr, Jimmy Gordon, Zack Pingley, Mark Fauver, Bob Fletcher, Wes Shaffer, Phil Glaize, Jay Longerbeam, Steve Payne, Jeff Perry, with back row noting Tommy Lewis, Lamar Sloan, Bunny Benham.
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Handley Fauquier clash looms in key NW League test
Handley travels to Warrenton to face Fauquier in a vital Northwest League showdown. Clarke County tackles Warren County in the Shrine Game at Bing Crosby Stadium, while undefeated James Wood seeks win number 16 against Loudoun Valley. Fauquier features Terry Canard at quarterback and a strong line led by Coyner and Canard.
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Clarke Eagles Set for Warrenton Clash on Busy Weekend
Warrenton hosts game time at 8 p.m. as Clarke seeks an eighth straight win over Front Royal Wildcats. Clarke boasts a 2-3 record with Leon Burns leading the offense scoring 30 points while David Bell and David Wedlock share backfield duties. The line features Robert Dart and Kenney Fisher with QB Gary Tice and Mike Seckford at half.
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Handley Runners Shine But Colonels Win James Wood Meet
Handley High School finished fourth among 1-B schools at the William and Mary Invitational as Doug Freeman High School of Richmond won with 82 points. Van Dyke of Ferguson led individuals in 12:06.4. James Wood won its own invitational by 24 points with Unger first and four Woodmen in the top ten.
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