Clarke County Pounds Broadway to Tie Unbeaten Streak Record
Clarke County crushed Broadway 26 to 0 to extend the Eagles’ unbeaten run to 37 games, tying the Virginia scholastic football record set by Norview in 1961. Potts led Clarke with 103 rushing yards and McCarty added a 46 yard touchdown run as Denny scored on an 81 yard pass.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Broadway
Virginia
Eagles
Norview
Aad
Elkton
Clarke
Gobblers
Rockingham County
Buckeye Potts
Carroll Reid
Potts
Don Anger
Steve Denny
Reidmen
Mike McCarty
Mickey Tomblin
Anger
Eagle
McCarty T
McCarty
Tomblin
Broadway Clarke
Clarke Potts
Denny
Loudoun County Raiders Upset Musselman 12 7
Loudoun County breaks a winless run with a 12 7 comeback over Musselman in Wood West Virginia. Frank Pearson scores on a four yard run and Wayne McDonald replies for Musselman with a 43 yard sprint.
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Raiders
Appleman
Frank Pearson
Raider
Stonewall and Page Battle to 13 13 Tie in Homecoming Clash
In Stonewall High Stadium the Page County Panthers and Stonewall Jackson Generals played to a 13-13 tie on Homecoming night. Ranica sparked Page with 44 rushing yards and a 9-yard scoring run, while Bullet and Arehart connected for Stonewall points including a 1-yard run and a 12-yard pass.
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Stonewall
Mt, Jackson
Page County Panthers
Stonewall Jackson Generals
Stonewall High
Wilmer
Sonny’ Bullet
Bullet
Generals
Panthers
Joe Ranica
Bobby Myers
Ranica
Ricky Kite
Iame
John Garber
Buddy Alger
Panther
Myers
Donnie Arehart
Arehart
Page
Buddy Wright
Kite
Pat
Bullett
Pear son Two Run and Mc Donald Run Details
Loudoun County game summary notes Pearson scoring on a 4 yard run and a 6 yard run with a failed PAT. Musselman features Wayne McDonald with a 43 yard run and a PAT by Dave Arnett.
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Loudoun County
Pearson
Pat
Musselman
Wayne McDonald
Dave Arnett
Central Wallops Rams Dominate Strasburg 27 0
Central Wallops Rams roll to a 27 0 District 10 victory over Strasburg Rams. Billy Logan opened with a 65 yard touchdown, Donnie Golladay added a 13 yard score, a 28 yard pass from Golladay to Benny Swann set up another score, and Billy Logan closed with a 24 yard TD.
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Woodstock—Cental
Strasburg Rams
Central
Paydirt
Donnie Golladay
Falcons
The
Airways
Benny Swann
Bobby Click
Billy Logan
Jimmy Carter
Pat
Golladay
Shirley Jackson Leads Sanitary Dairy to Duckpin Win
Shirley Jackson opened with a tripleheader strike and rolled a season high 159 as Sanitary Dairy beat Chaplin Decorators 2-1 on Health Center Lanes. She finished with a 392 series aided by Hazel Perry 123 Glenda Cole 115 Nancy DeSchon 112. Bata Town, Virginia Gentleman Farmers & Merchants Nation and Sealtest also posted scores in a varied duckpin night.
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Shirley Jackson
Sanitary Dairy
Chaplin Decorators
Evening Star Ladies League
Martha Rees
Shirley
Chaplin
Hazel Perry
Glenda Cole
Nancy DeSchon
Biddie Smoot
Virginia Dorsey
Tootie Prain
Bata Town
Virginia Gentleman- Farmers & Merchants Nation
Bank
Ane
Pat Whitacre
Pat Clevenger
Aggie McCall
Vicki Tucker
Virginia Gentle
Elkton Clinches District Title With 26 6 Win Over Montevideo
Elkton stays perfect in district play at 7 0 1 by routing Montevideo 26 6 as John Kemper and Charlie Dean score for Montevideo before Elkton pulls away in the second half. Gentry adds the decisive kicks and Elkton remains atop the standings with one game left against Luray.
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Montevideo
Elkton
Maroons
Clarke County
Eagles
Luray
Elks
Valley
Jess Quatse
Jim Eadie
Mark Merica
Joe Gentry
Elkson
John Kemper
Charlie Dean
Gary Shiflett
Gentry
Rico Cotte tops batting averages with Braves in 1964 season
Puerto Rican outfielder Rico Cotte posted a .330 average for the Milwaukee Braves, second in the National League, after a .327 mark with Austin in 1963. At 25, he previously hit .366 for Yakima in 1962, showing continued improvement.
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Carty
Milwaukee
Rico Cotte
Austin
Milwaukee Braves
Yakima
Wash
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Bobby Falk
BHS
Richard Dennis
Wayne Cain
Showalter
Travers
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Clarke Soph
T.D. Potts
Lamar Sloan Ford
Valley Ave
Link Musselman
Wood
W.va
Loudoun
Sherman Plunkett
Baltimore
New York Jets
S Wall
County
Loudoun Musselman
Health Dept
DX Perry Engineering, Inc
Central Wallops Rams
Strasbur
Fox AL
Ruby Wingfield
Irene Borrer
Helen Ritter
Mary Louise Miller
Jane Cunningham
Buckley-Lages
Polly’s Cab
Marica
Merica
Dean
Shifflett
Louise Anestrong
June
Alice Godlove
Coca Cola
Elkton Montevideo
Shenandoah Downs
Rainman
Clatterbuck
Hit
Todd
Leatrice
Sening den
Carlisle
Purple Pete
Luti
Beepstone
Caudel
Gismer
Davey D
Vasil
Commander
Baker
Energumene
Fancy Bingo Small
Sir Rhetta
Wilson
Princess Louise
Belle D’ Ball
Hedge
Price
Parbar
Parker
Star Milkman
Zang*i
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DePalo
Captain Larry
Belanger
Fockler
Collin
Betty Bones
Espinosa
Hunt
Janley Belle
Reyn
York Road
Headley
Hilton
Cape
Gamby
Paoli
Iberian
Bridenbaker
Star Bloom
Hadley
Miss D. B
Small
Angersman
D.smith
Adams
Chance
Addesa
Sam Bull
Seld’ridge
Dark Plains
Jylland
Berry
Aljumar
Alaksar
Riston
Kangaroo
Thomson
Terrestrial
Passm
Sir Hope
Cunningham
Landmark Road
Gustines
Steve W
Vacanti
Castleberry
Magner
Tom
Sickle
Gray
Diav
Ecco Donna
Zangari
Keyser
Monthru Fr
W.& W Coal Company
Westernport, Md
Fleetwood
Wachester
Front Royal
Citizens Bank
Bosca
Chester
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