James Wood Tangles With Cats Tonight
James Wood seeks its 18th straight win in the Shrine Game at Front Royal. The Colonels face Warren County High with JW’s fullback Claude Bucher nursing a weak ankle as Warren County enters 4-2-1 hoping to snap a two game slide. Shepherd College meets Bridgewater at Cobourn Field in Martinsburg with proceeds from Shrine Game festivities benefiting the Blue Ridge Shrine Club Crippled Children Fund at Greenville Hospital.
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Front Royal
James Wood
Ring Cross
the Colonels
Warren County High
Colonels
Claude Bucher
Warren County
Wood
Loudoun Valley
Cats
Elkton
Shepherd College
Bridgewater
Cobourn Field
Martinsburg
Blue Ridge Shrine Club
Crippled Children Fund
Greenville
S.C
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local and College Games
Tonight features high school football matchups James Wood at Warren County Shrine Game Clarke County at Broadway Woodberry Forest at AMA Nelson Memorial at Johnson Williams Charles Town at Hancock DST. College games include Bridgewater at Shepherd Martinsburg 8 30 p.m. Virginia at VPI 2 p.m. Navy at Georgia Tech 2 p.m. plus West Virginia at Penn State and more. Sunday stock car finals at Winchester 2 30 p.m.. PAO football Washington at St Louis and Los Angeles at Baltimore. Monday Charles Town horse racing at 7 30 p.m. DST.
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James Wood
Warren County
Clarke County
Broadway
Woodberry Forest
Ama
Nelson Memorial
Johnson-Williams
Charles Town
Hancock
Bridgewater
Shepherd
Martinsburg
Virginia
N.C. State
Maryland
George Washington
William and Mary
Navy
Georgia Tech
West Virginia
Penn State
VMI
Davidson
Richmond
Boston College
Rams
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Eagles
Redskins
Winchester Speedway
PAO
Washington
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
Colonels
RMA
Tigers
Donnybrook
VPI
Tech
Terps
Indians
George Tech
Sense Vmi
Keydell
Spiders
Central Rallies For 13-7 Victory Over Strasburg
Central Falcons defeated Strasburg 13-7 after a 13-point fourth quarter rally. Randal Phillips intercepted a Strasburg pass and returned 64 yards for a score as Central moved to 2-6 while Strasburg dropped to 1-8.
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Strasburg—Central
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Randal Phillips
Mike Evans
Ramsey
Dwight Yates
Phil Grabill
Central
Evans
Falcons
Central High
Jeff Dalke
Denny Phillips
Steve Strosnider
National Hockey League Friday Results and Upcoming Games
No games scheduled. Today's schedule shows Detroit at Montreal Chicago at Toronto. Sunday's games list Montreal at New York Toronto at Detroit and Chicago at Boston. Monday's games announced.
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THE
Associated Press
Detroit
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Boston
NFL Week Outlook: Rams, Bills, Packers Lead Early Picks
AP notes two-team pecking order in each conference as Green Bay Baltimore St Louis and Cleveland top East while San Diego Bucking West. AFL sees Bills, Chargers in tight race. Key games include San Diego 21 New York 14 and Green Bay 21 Dallas 13 with Browns, Bears, 49ers among bold picks.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Green Bay
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cleveland
Buffalo
San Diego
Jets
Chargers
Boston
Dallas
Packers
Bart Starr
Denver
Doncan
Bills
Elbert Dubenion
Glenn Bass
Los Angeles
Shrine Game thrills as Clarke County outgains Broadway 13–7
A string of high school grid results shows Clarke County defeating Broadway 13 to 7 while Shrine Game participants and other matchups unfold. Notable scores include RMA 21 over Woodberry Forest 14 and Williams 23 over George Washington 16 as teams vie for momentum and home-field advantages.
Shea Stadium to Get Roof with Glass Dome
New plans call for a $9 million glass dome to top Shea Stadium making it an all weather venue. City sports commissioner Ben Finney announced the project which would add 14 060 seats for a total capacity of 69 060 and would rise 268 feet high with a 745 foot diameter surpassing the Astrodome.
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New York
Texas
Shea Stadium
Houston
Astrodome
City
Ben Finney
Shea
Thoroughbred Race Entries and Odds Across Five Stakes
The 7th race lists 10 horses with weights from 106 to 118 and riders Fitzgerald Myers etc. The 8th race features 9 entries for a 1500 two-year-olds up claiming with weights 107 to 119 led by The Shrimper Small and Evening Peters. The 9th race shows Private Property Myers 112 and others including Hero's Chance Peters 114 and True Lyco Whiteman 110 in a 1600 three-year-olds up claim. The 10th race covers a 1400 three-year-olds up claim led by True Trajectory Baker 114 and River Rage Reeder 111 with War Baby as also eligible.
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Todd
New Pond
Coral Barrier—Slutt
Little Terrify—Riston
Mister Grock
Davidson
War Baby
Valiant Vessel
p—Whitemen
Beau Peep
Mr. Pop
Theer
ia—Manco
Ignan
C. R’olds
Beking Baby
Gun Talk
R. Cerda
Gordon
Joe’s
Pride—Fitzgerald
Russo
Lucky Lorna—Peters
G’della
Courtway
Harbed
G Warrior—Baker
Oneyvim
Kere Lark
Elderberry Joe—Clark
Dan-O-Lea
Farmingdale
V. E’osaaul Jr
Betty Johnston
Hi Dorn Wilson
Giianda—Myers
Tedken—Rodriguez
Faraway Look
Easter Crystal—Wilson
Lynn Hope—Mullins
YO & Up
antrones—Hunt
Court-A-Buck
Arduini
V. E
Osa
Allen’s Deli Dordi Darlinae
Myge Ruth Hunters
Normandy
Ab Our
Karary—Riston
Sea Bay
Fencing—Davidson
Little Band
Vasil
Ace—Rodriquez
Our Son
John—Clark
Hunt
Pamelaiss
Piet—Peters
Sean
Red Arrow
Blackherst
Silver Frost
Clark
Fair Blend—Reeder
Craig’s Run
Mauro
Trent—Fitzgerald
Hershey Hill
Hoppyschoter
Mclvor
Call
la Nez
Erruno
Shining Delight
Myers Robt. Richardson
V. E’sa
Hazlett—Gordon
Mighty World
Addesa
Fur
Colonel Bingo—D. Smith
Yee
Nancy—Reeder
Paul’s
Joy—Hunt
Baby Wander—Riston
Nipsy—Reeder
Have
Walder
Bunner—Keammer
Lejo Boy—Peters
Eddie Domingue
Michigan State Names Nordmann New Freshman Basketball Coach
Bob Nordmann is introduced as Michigan State University's new freshman basketball coach. The former St Louis University standout spent four pro seasons and played for four NBA teams.
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Bob Nordmann
Michigan State
St. Louis University
National Basketball Association
Longerbeam and Fisher Shine In Local Football Praise
Minister lauds Longerbeam and Fisher for standout play in a Saturday matchups slate. Notes strong performances by Winchester’s Gene Fisher and Clarke County’s Longerbeam against Vanderbilt, praising Virginia Tech’s superior brand of ball. Also mentions local results and a Kentucky-bred colt named Second Ripple.
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N. Tech
Vanderbilt
Virginia Tech
Winchester
Gene Fisher
Clarke
County
Dick Longerbeam
Second Ripple
Kentucky
P. H. Faulconer
First Landing
Royal Ripple
28 Game of Week Baseball Telecasts Set
NBC signed a 30.6 million three year deal for 1966 1967 1968 rights. Opening NL on April 11 12 includes Reds Cardinals Pirates at Braves Cubs at Giants. AL opens April 11 12 with Indians Senators A s Twins Angels at White Sox Tigers Yankees and Orioles at Red Sox. Season ends Oct 2.
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National Broadcasting Co
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NBC
New York
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Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phils
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Kansas City A’s
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Ynkees
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Health Center Lane leads Health Center Lanes Church League
Health Center Lane teams top a field of contenders in the Health Center Lanes Church League with several three-game wins. Standout scores include Sonny Crisman 169-397 and Peachy DeHaven 131-382 for the champions while Artie Kiracofe led United Brethren No. 1 with 148-141.
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United Brethren No. 1
Sonny Crisman
Peachy DeHaven
Billy Lyons
Mt. Pleasant
Ivan Jackson
Mike Clevenger
Don Pless
Jack Boyd
Bob Brooks
Roy Abshire
Louise Lewis
Mary Lou Jones
Polly Williams
Louise Cather
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Channel Masters
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Winchester ‘Speedway
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Moran Nininger
Bob Burns
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Deniston
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Belvedere
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