State Duckpin Title Meet Here Saturday
Winchester duckpin fans anticipate the 28th Virginia State Open at Health Center Lanes. The seven game singles event runs Saturday Oct 31 and Sunday Nov 1 from 1 p.m. daily with about 100 top regional bowlers chasing $250 top prize, $150 second, $75 third plus other cash awards. Notables include Charles Guess of Mt Jackson former record holder, Jimmy Wolfensberger of Hagerstown, and Jimmy Dietsch of Washington. Local entrants number about 20 with a chance a Winchester winner. entry fee is $10. A special trophy will go to the highest local finisher. Spectators are invited amid expectations of several 200s and a local champion for the first time.
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Winchester
Health Center
United States
Charles Guess
Mt. Jackson
U. S
Jimmy Wolfensberger
Hagerstown
Jimmy Dietsch
Washington
Weekend Grid Schedule Friday October 30
Weekend grid lists high school and college football and basketball matchups across multiple towns. James Wood at Herndon 8 p.m. Clarke Co at Strasburg 7 30 p.m. Spotsylvania at Mosby 7 30 p.m. Westminster at Martinsburg 8 30 p.m. Charles Town at Shepherdstown ? p.m. Page Jackson at Harpers Ferry 8 p.m. Central at Page Co 7 30 p.m. Broadway at Montevideo 7 30 p.m. Luray at Elkton 7 30 p.m. Albemarle at Waynesboro 8 p.m. Natural Bridge at Buena Vista 8 p.m. James Monroe at Gar Field 8 p.m. Orange at Osbourn 8 p.m. Culpeper at Stafford 8 p.m.
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James Wood
Herndon
Clarke Co
Strasburg
Spotsylvania
Mosby
Westminster
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Shepherdstown
Jackson
Harpers Ferry
Buckeyes Top Poll as Notre Dame and Alabama Chase
The Associated Press ranking shows Ohio State leading for a second straight week with five wins and 439 points. Notre Dame and Alabama trail, both undefeated, as the Top Ten remains largely unchanged with minor shifts in lower positions.
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Buckeyes
Associated Press
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Alabama
Arkansas
Nebraska
Texas
Oregon
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Florida
NRA Safety Courses Saturday
NRA Hunter Safety Course taught by Harry Stebbins will be held Saturday October 31 from 8 am to noon at the indoor rifle range in the Armory. There is no charge. students should bring their hunting gun and ammunition if using a .22 rimfire. The class covers safe handling and guest etiquette on lands, with a 15 year record of reducing accidents, and will discuss big and small game hunting.
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NRA
Ryation Department
NBA
Gene Sullivan
Wally Martin
Dennis Martin
Jr High and J V Games Schedule
Wednesday schedule lists Luray at John Mosby at 4 p.m. for J V and Charles Town at Handley at 7 p.m. for Peewees.
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J.V
Charles Town
Handley P.m
Peewees
Ole Owl Puts Clarke Wood in His Sights in Predictions
The Ole Owl boasted a .706 season accuracy after a strong week with 24 correct of 31. Through seven weeks he has 110 right and 47 wrong. He predicts Clarke and James Wood collide Friday, November 6, likely upsetting some followers.
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Owl
Mr. Owl
Clarke
James Wood Bollide
Tenpin Bowling results from Northside Lanes leagues
Eagles shut out Cobras 4-0 in the Red Crown Mixed Junior league as Billy Petersen 130 314 led winners and Lou Carter 116 and Mary Gail Allen 328 for Cobras. Co Y.G. won 4 on forfeit led by Charlie Brown 198 504. Colonels stay third behind Barbara Garrison 165 and Jay Givens 453. Swamp Rats fall as Carol Allen 148 388 leads winners 3 1. Shorthorns beat Misfits and Lame Ducks tie with Double J's. Fireballs take 3 1 over Moonshiners. L M beat Wo Dunits 8 points with Pietsch 150 400 leading Wo Dunits.
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Northside Lanes
Eagles
Cobras
Billy Petersen
Lou Carter
Mary Gail Allen
Charlie Brown
Co. Y.G
Colonels
Barbara Garrison
Jay Givens
Trojens
Tommy Voight
Swamp Rats
Carol Allen
Debbie Burke
Battletown
Starlighters
Shorthorns
John Sealock
Nut
House Feir
Lorraine
Sealock
Earl Sealock
Bill Richardson
Lame Ducks
Gene Gunter
Bob Carter
Doug Kerns
Bowl Weevils
Bunglin
Will Armstrong
Leo Haley
Ruby Boyd
Fireballs
Fred Nanney
Rodney Forsythe
Hubert Stratton
Thelma Stratton
Nelson Orndoff
Ralph Lamp
Charles Pietsch
Wo- Dunits
Horse Racing Card Second to Sixth Races at Post Time
Entries show six races with $1200 to $1300 claiming events for 3 year olds and up. Notable runners include Cadet Rudolf, Windwalk, Sonic Jet, Double Dance Gismer, Paroxys, Flying Ensign, Shenorock, Music Drama, Pat Herst, Cain's Abel, Ed's Monarch, Stationery, Elizabeth J, Princean, Tuscanaway, Tuscany Jr, and New Muir among others. Post time listed as 7 15 P M with various weights and odds.
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Cadet Rudolf
Fillman
da Boss Casey
Espinosa
Esp’sa
D.smith
Hopkins
Don’la
Rodgers
Thomson
Gismer
Gust’s
Pat Herst
Vasil
Monarch
Cain
Abel
Hunt
Rome
Peterson
Hank
Caudel
Armstrog
Elizabeth J
Cape
Princean
Ruth
Tuscanaway
Graham
Tuscany Jr
Todd
Edna G
Orsini
Jody Gollars
Senseny Road
Red Land
Todd Shows Promise At Shenandoah
At Shenandoah Downs James Todd an 18 year old former quarter horse rider from Tampa Fla tops the apprentice standings as the fall meeting nears its close with four winners on October 17 and 19. His rivals Ronald Witmer and Bobby Fitzgerald are out injured indefinitely. Todd leads Carl Gambardella and Owen Headley in the standings as the meet runs toward November 28.
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Charles Town
W. VA
Ronald Witmer
Bobby Fitzgerald
Maryland
Shenandoah Downs
James Todd
Todd
Tampa
Fla
Witmer
Fitzgerald
Carl Gambardella
Owen Headley
Johnson Williams Victorious as Berryville Tigers Shutout Bowling Green
Berryville under coach Charles Jackson improved to 5-1 with a 25-0 win over Bowling Green. Ernest Turner threw a 12 yard TD to Joseph Wilson, Turner added a 42 yard rollout score, Turner connected again with Larry Allison for a 40 yard TD, and Ellis Paige added a PAT. The Tigers face Jennie Dean in Manassas Friday at 8 p.m.
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Bowling Green
Johnson- Williams
T.D
Tigers
Ernest Turner
Joseph Wilson
Wilson
Ellis Paige
Turner
Larry Allison
Charles Jackson
Berryville Lads
Carver
Culpeper
Jennie Dean
Manassas
College football and basketball slate on October 29 31
A list of college games scheduled across campuses including Shenandoah at West Virginia Wesleyan Concord at Shepherd William and Mary at Virginia Clemson at William and Mary Virginia tech at Clemson plus VMI Tulane Richmond Holy Cross Centre Randolph Macon Hampden Sydney Emory and Henry Kentucky West Virginia Maryland Penn State Georgia Tech Duke North Carolina Georgia South Carolina NC State Wake Forest Catawba Frederick George Washington Cincinnati and Washington-Lee venues Roanoke Petersburg and Raleigh dates October 29 31 with kickoff times several 1 30 2 p m and 8 p m.
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Concord
Shepherd
William and Mary
Virginia
Clemson
Hampden
Sydney
Emory and Henry
Petersburg
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
Penn St
Ga. Tech
Duke
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
N.C. St
Northwest Standings and Week Results
Last week James Wood beat Warren 34 to 0 and Herndon defeated Handley 14 to 7. James Monroe edged George Mason 7 to 6, Loudoun County topped Musselman 12 to 7, and Valley defeated Fauquier 19 to 6. This week Quantico visits Valley at 8 p.m. Saturday while Fauquier plays at George Mason at 2 p.m.
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Loudoun Co
Handley - 2
Fauquier
George’ Mason
James Wood
Warren
Herndon
Handley
James Monroe
George Mason
Musselman
Valley
Quantico
Duckpin Duels Highlight League Night at Health Center Lanes
In 1922 1900 duel Crisman Cleaners won two league decisions over Royal Lunch at Health Center Lanes. Crisman Cleaners posted 673 658 593 while Royal Lunch had 622 634 644. Standout Royal Lunch players Jake Rudy Ed Clevenger led with 483 and 423 respectively. Peoples Cleaners defeated Novick Transfer 650s pacing a 571 569 finish. Gift & Card beat National Fruit as Evan Creswell and Charles Mason helped. Independents topped All State Insurance 3 0 with Patton Cleveland and McGolerick scoring. Duckpin doubles saw Joe Zimmerman 460 Series and Minghini Minghini amid other high scores earning top game and set Chevron prizes.
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Crisman Cleaners
Royal Lunch
Doug Sirbaugh
Wally Dill
Lawrence Pope
Sonny Crisman
Charles Bush
Royal Lurich
Jake Rudy
Ed Clevenger
Rudy
Clevenger
Roy Bly
Royal
Peoples Cleaners
Novick
John Spaid
Mickey McDonald
Charles Minghini
Eugene Easter
Joe Zimmerman
Evan Creswell
National Fruit
Charles Mason, Jres
Robert Rinker
Kenneth Pitta
Hugh Patton
Jackie Cleveland
Lewis McGolerick
Hertz-Rent-A
Buncutter Tire Co
Eugene Funkhouser
Artie Kiracofe
Chug White
Ted Hepner
Jack Boyd
Mickey Perry
Schweickert Rises to Second in Total Offense and Punting
Virginia Tech quarterback Schweickert vaulted to second in total offense and punting in the Southern Conference after romping past Florida State, gaining 131 yards in the 2021 win. He sits 57 yards behind Furman’s Sammy Wyche who leads with 738 yards. Schweickert averaged 47.4 yards on eight punts as he moved up from sixth in punting.
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Associated Press
Bob Schweickert
Florida State
Virginia Tech
Schweickert
Sammy Wyche
Furman
Wyche
Ronnie Smith
AFL Standings and Results with New Leader Mention
Eastern Division standings show Buffalo Boston New York and others with wins losses and points for and against. Sunday results include San Diego over Houston 20 17 Oakland over Denver 40 7 and Buffalo over New York 34 24. Boston atop standings following Friday's 24 7 win over Kansas City. The article notes Furman player Larry Kapps as new leader with 38.1 average and Schweickert at 38.0.
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Buffalo
Boston
New York
Houston
San Diego
Oakland
Denver
Kansas City
Larry Kapps
Furman
Kapps
Schweickert
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Warren Co
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Hampshire
Shepherd College
Harry Stebbins
Tipper FunTrock
THE
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Westport Ensemble
Miller’s
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Ole Owl
Sunoco Heating
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Linda Curtis
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Terry Ford
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Kay Godfrey
Patti Rinker
Pepsi Cola Girls League
Roxy Hackman
Minghini
Chevron
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