Shenandoah Edges Harford 20 19 In late bid
Shenandoah Hornets upset Harford Junior College 20 19 to reach 2 2. Larry Rossello connected with Bob Leazer for a 21 yard score, Archie Moore added a 62 yard pass play, and Harford failed a two point conversion at the end. The game featured key drives by Rick Wiedwald for Harford and stout Hornet defense sealing the win.
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Shenandoah
Harford
Bel Air
Shenandoah Hornets
Harford Junior College
Granville Zopp
Hornets
Larry Rossello
Bob Leazer
Owl
Rossello
Archie Moore
Shence
Leazer
Big Red
R. O Deavers
Shenco
Owls
Dave Harkness
Ed Gross
H.J.C
Rick Wied
Phil Mamrack
Rick Wiedward
Gary Ruse
R. O. Denvers
Zopp
Rick Wiedwald
Wiedwald
Matt Vocanic
Pat McDonnell
Bob Ward
John DePaul
ENCO
Arford
Vic Arthur Harford
Williams
Warren
NFL Standings List with Team Names and Bookmark Notes
A dense list of team names grouped by numbers from 1 to 8 includes Bank on Taber Piping Tree Hung Around Caroline M 2 Mi Prienita La Tudor Long Prince Ole Jackson 3 Metaline Waddabore Al lenhurst Prim And Proper 4 Shining Delight Morning Mail Fancy Pat Biographer Principe Guacho We Have It The Ten Point Mar Caribe 6 Bang On March Past Melissa's Folly Shining Deer 8 Hesa Go Getter.
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Bank
Caroline M
Prienita
la Tudor
Long Prince
Ole Jackson
Metaline
Waddabore
Allenhurst
Prim and Proper
Shining Delight
Morning Mail
Fancy Pat
Principe Guacho
the Ten Point
Mar ‘Caribe
Melissa
Shining Deer
Hesa
Keydets Win Harvest Bowl 22-11 Over The Citadel
Virginia Military Institute defeats The Citadel 22 to 11 in Roanoke at the Harvest Bowl. Habasevich scores twice including a 25 yard dash, Quay directs a second period drive, and Burg catches a nine yard TD pass. Attendance 10,000.
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Roanoke
Bob Habasevich
Virginia Military Institute
Citadel
Habasevich
Russ Quay
VMI
Jim Burg
Tony Passander
Keydets
Jim Gahagan
Habsevich
Quay
Burg
New Champions Crowned For Punt, Pass, Kick
One hundred forty boys competed in the annual Punt Pass and Kick at Handley High. David Headley, 13, upset last year's finalist Jock McIntosh to win the 13 year old division with 312 points. Other division winners include Mark Fauver, Frank Burkholder, Jay Longerbeam, Wes Shaffer III, and Gary Tomberlin with scores and addresses listed for each champion and runner up.
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Jock
Jock Mcintosh
David Headley
Middletown
Dave
Mike Headley
James Wood
Mary Helen Massie
Larry Pitzer
Butch Jones
Lamar Sloan
Sloan Ford
Winchester Jaycees
Handley High
Dave Headley
Headley
Boyce
McIntosh
Mark Fauver
Frank Burkholder
Jay Longerbeam
Wes Shaffer III
Gary Tomerblin
Hampden-Sydney Routs Western Maryland in Mason-Dixon clash
Hampden-Sydney Tigers defeat Western Maryland 27 to 8 despite losing star back Phil Rome to a leg injury. Jim Whorley scores three touchdowns and gains 74 yards on 13 attempts. Bob Douglas returns an interception for 15 yards. Attendance about 4,000.
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Hampden
Sydney
Hampden-Sydney
Phil Rome
Western Maryland
Tigers
Jim Whorley
Bob Douglas
Tech Gobblers down Wildcats in route to fifth straight win
Virginia Tech overwhelmed Kentucky 24-14 in Lexington to extend the Gobblers’ streak to five. Gene Fisher started the scoring with an 8 yard TD reception, Terry Smoot added a 4 yard run, and Ken Barefoot caught a 21 yard TD pass from Al Kincaid as Tech built a 14-0 lead by halftime. UTIN added two extra points and a 28 yard FG as the Hokies withstood a late Wildcats rally.
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Lexington
Virginia Tech
Kentucky
Villanova
Hokies
Gene Fisher
Handley Great
al Kincaid
John Utin
Tech
Terry Smoot
Utin
Gobblers
Kincaid
Ken Barefoot
Alert Ron Davidson
Wildcats
Fisher
Tech — Smoot
Barefoot
Bridgewater Routs Ashland-Macon 41-0 in Virginia clash
Jacketship Bridgewater crushes Ashland-Macon 41-0 as Randolph Macon defeats Bridgewater in a Vir ginia Small College League and Mason-Dixon Conference football game. R M Browning scores twice on runs, Wetzel and Yawars contribute in multiple plays with extra points.
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Ashland
Macon
Bridgewater
Eagles
Manager Dick Williams Led Leafs To IL Titles
Dick Williams guided the Toronto Maple Leafs to consecutive International League flags in 1965 and 1966 after previously steering the Boston Red Sox to the American League pennant.
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Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Toronto, Maple Leafs
Lemon Named Nats' Manager
Washington AP report says Jim Lemon, a former slugger for the Senators from 1954 to 1960, was named manager replacing Gil Hodges who moves to the New York Mets. Lemon signed a two year deal believed around 28000 annually and previously coached the Minnesota Twins.
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Washington (Ap
Jim Lemon
Washington Senators
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Lemon
George
George Selkirk
Hodges
Minnesota Twins
Washington
Senators
Minnesota
Maryland
Hyattsville
York
Calvin Griffith
Selkirk
Cleveland
Philadelphia Phillies
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James C. Gordon
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Quarles Elementary
Frank L. Burkholder
Merriman’s Lane
Powhatan
Michael Ice
Homer L. Ice
Bellview Ave
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Hunter R. Longerbeam
Rice St
Berryville
Cooley Elementary
Terry Marshall
W. Cecil St
Quarles
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Boyd T. ‘Hamman
Wesley Shaffer III
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Rockcroft Drive
Davy Partlow
Barbara Partlow
Tional Ave
Winchester
Bobby Fletcher
Robert Fletcher
S. Loudoun St
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Gary Tomberlin
Robert H. Tomberlin
Greystone Terrace
George Garber
George H. Garber
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Marshall L. DeHaven
Pall Mall St
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J. David Headley
Frederick Co
Jeff Marco
James B. Marco
Cecil St
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Sydney Steamrollers
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el Devils
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