Handley Hosts Vikes as Woodbridge Visit Looms
Handley and Clarke County clash with Woodbridge and George Mason in 2 p.m. league games. Partlow and Dixon pace Handley’s aerial attack while Gaither leads Woodbridge with scoring drives. Clarke County eyes a road win led by Burns Wedlock and Jones as Byrd and Hobson anchor Mason defense.
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Strong Lane
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Tom Dixon
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George Gaither
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Wim Lyons
Handley Freshman routs Gar-Field in 12-0 victory
Handley Freshman triumphed 12-0 as Mike Frazier connected with Stuart Butler on a 30 yard TD pass and James Baltimore added a 60 yard scoring run. Gar-Field offense failed to score against Handley’s defense.
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Stuart Butler
James Baltimore
Gar Field
Mark Barnett
Aylor
Fauquier Junior High
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Paul Carper
Ayler
Scott Garber
Gene Jenkins
Fauquier
Vikings Edge Rams in Monday Night NFL Pick
New York AP reports selections for week Monday night game favoring Minnesota 24 to 20 over Los Angeles with Rams hampered by injuries. Notes Rams QB Roman Gabriel sidelined by a left shoulder contusion and NFC front four injuries.
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Young Makes 1st Start Since Crash At American 500
Budd Young, 26, of Fairfax Virginia, makes his first big time stock car start since a Riverside crash nine months ago as 61 drivers contest the $90,000 American 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. He qualified 14th in a 40 car field with his 1970 Ford Talladega.
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Friday Football Night Mixes Wins and Hunches Across Regions
Panthers face a Friday test as James Wood leads 32 to 14 over Osbourn while Strasburg eyes a rebound after last week. Culpeper tops Warren County 31 to 16 and Fauquier beats Loudoun Valley 20 to 17. Elkton edges Rockbridge 19 to 12. Madison over Central 22 to 15 in a tight rivalry. Albemarle posts 26 to 13 over Gar-Field. Musselman loses as Hedgesville prevails 14 to 6. Thomas Johnson 22 Martinsburg 14. Fort Hill 17 South Hagerstown 15 in a close residue. Broadway shocks Wilson 28 to 8. Lexington dominates Buffalo Gap 28 to 0. Harrisonburg 22 Fort Defiance 6. Waynesboro 28 Riverheads 13. Turner Ashby 35 Stuarts Draft 6. Montevideo 21 Luray 16. Handley 20 Woodbridge 10. George Mason 21 Clarke County 6. Broad Run 20 Loudoun County 16. Smithsburg 22 Harper's Ferry 7. Virginia 20 Maryl and 14. Randolph Macon 46 Shepherd 22. Toan returns as Maryland 16 N C State 10. Va Tech 17 Buffalo 10. Hokies win as coach rests. Western Maryland 32 Washington and Lee 24. Richmond 21 East Carolina 7. Virginia Tech 17 Buffalo 10.
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Strong Pistons Stagger Hawks In NBA Action
Detroit Pistons beat Atlanta 120-101 as Bob Lanier and Bob Christian clashed for a loose ball inducing bench eruptions. Lanier led with strong play in his rookie season while Pete Maravich paced the Hawks with 23 points.
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Christian
Darell Garrison
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