Weekend High School Scores and College Results Snapshot
A dense round of football scores from Friday through Sunday features Loudoun Valley, Clarke County, Warren County, Strasburg, Ashcraft, Plougher Hampshire, Musselman, Martinsburg, Storlewall, Fort Hill, Beall, Allegany, Bishop Walsh, Berkeley Springs, Hedgesville, Frederick, Broadway, Elkton, Luray, Page County, James Monroe, Culpeper, Orange, Spotsylvania, Stafford, Gar-Field, Harrisonburg, VMI, Navy Plebes, Maryland, Miami, Virginia Tech, George Mason, Hampden Sydney, Washington and Lee, West Virginia, Richmond, Furman, St. Cardinals, and more, culminating in a 128 correct and 39 wrong tally for last week.
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Auto team takes four points at Health Center Lanes league
Miller's Auto topped Investors four points as Don Martin led with a 160 followed by Francis Hudson 132 Bruce Secrist 125 Jess Kiracofe 122 and Bill Keyton 117 for a 656 game and 1847 set. Harold Pugh paced Buncutter Tire with 447 set leading to a win over Winchester Mobile Homes.
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Floyd Luttrell
Joe’s Atlantic
Julian Sirbaugh
Henkel-Harris
Leggett
Fauquier Falcons Invade Handley Bowl In AAC Showdown
Fauquier High brings a 5-1 record to Handley as they face the 5-0 Handley Judges who seek a 22nd straight win in the unbeaten run. Fauquier’s only loss came to James Wood 32-7. the Falcons list Kehoe and Waln as top scorers while Canard directs the offense.
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Winchester 200 Race Set At Winchester Speedway
The 1968 Winchester 200 season finale unfolds Saturday time trials at 1 30 pm and Sunday two day main event with 24 fastest cars, plus a demolition derby. Gerald Chamberlin defends, with entries from Bob Tester Bobby Brymesser Ed Lynch and other top contenders vying for 4500 purse and 500 lap money. Awards banquet follows on November 16 with 25 trophies and point money.
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York, Pa
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Box 130
James Wood Jayvees top Loudoun Valley 6 0 in upset
James Wood Jayv ees beat previously unbeaten Loudoun Valley 6 to 0 with Donnie Rogers scoring late after a scoreless duel. Valley drops to 1 5 and faces Warren County next Thursday at 4 p m. Handley loses to Fauquier 12 6 in Warrenton as Bill Falk returns a picked lateral for a Fauquier score. Fauquier extends winning streak to six while Handley falls to 2 3 and plays Clarke County next Thursday.
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Baby Falcons
Vernon To Manage Richmond Braves of the IL
Vernon, a two time AL batting title winner with the Washington Senators, was named to manage the Richmond Braves for 1969 in the International League based in Richmond Virginia.
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Mickey Vernon
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Warren Jayvees Top Clarke
Warren Jayvees beat Clarke County 6 to 2 after a goal line stand at one yard. Skip Baggarly scored on a one yard run. Clarke County's safety with 11 seconds left provided their only points. Little Eagles fall to 1 and 4, Warren improves to 3 and 3.
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Jayvees
NBA Scores and Schedule From Associated Press
The AP reports Wednesdays results Cincinnati 125 over Atlanta 110 and Baltimore 124 over Detroit 116. Chicago 89 fell to Milwaukee 84. Thursdays results San Diego 128 defeated Seattle 110. Fridays schedule lists Boston at Detroit Seattle at Phoenix Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Diego at San Francisco with only games scheduled.
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Disqualification Boosts Exacta Payoff at Charles Town
In a Charlie Town fall meeting race a third race disqualification moved Ginger M into second place after Beth's Tune had finished second. The 9-1 exacta paid 430.20 with Ginger M. and Beth's Tune. Sam Vacanti rode Ginger M while Emanuel Addesa steered Beth's Tune. The text also notes a blue goose and migratory patterns in North American waters.
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Ginger M
Daviess County
Beth
Emanuel Addesa
Sam Vacanti
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