James Wood Clinches NW League Title With 5-0 Record
James Wood soars to a 5-0 league mark as the NW League champion after beating Herndon. Tyce Pearson shines with six straight tackles and nine of eleven in another stretch for Herndon, in a season ending 5-3-1 with many seniors honored. James Wood scores 238 points season total and averages 29.7 per game while allowing 86 points.
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Parents Night at James Wood Honors Steve Hart
Last night at James Wood high school Parents Night featured sophomore Steve Hart in pre game ceremonies. The writer expresses gratitude for the chance to attend and share the moment with Steve.
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Turkey Dinner Precedes Clarke County Farewell Game
Eight Clarke County seniors bid farewell in a 20 to 13 win over Strasburg after a Turkey Dinner event at James Wood. Players ending their Clarke County careers included Mickey Tomblin Steve Rizzo Larry Buckner Jock Hoff B Leonard Dickie Beard Jim Coumes and Jim Lewis.
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Clarke County Eagles extend 46th win in 48 starts
Clarke County's football team, the Eagles, improved to 46 wins in 48 starts with a 1965 victory over Strasburg. Coach Carroll Reid's squad earned their ninth straight win this season, maintaining Clarke's historic jinx over the Rams since the 1950s 11 man era.
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Handley Avoids Cellar With Wins Over Loudoun County
Handley avoided the Northwestern League cellar with a win over Loudoun County. The trio Handley James Wood Clarke all won the same night marking the first such feat since September 18, 1964.
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Star to feature James Wood Clarke County clash
The Washington Star will send a fulltime staffer to cover next Friday night’s Colonels Eagles game. Star sports writer Carl Sell praised last year’s James Wood versus Clarke County clash as a standout hard fought contest in the D C area.
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Clarke County Eagles rally past Strasburg Rams for ninth straight win
Clarke County defeats Strasburg 20-13 as the Eagles withstand Rams pressure. Buckner and Potts score early in the first, Howland adds 42 yards and a TD, while Yates drives a late scoring march for Strasburg. Clarke secures the victory with a final 1:28 drive and a key defensive stand.
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Elkton Routs Luray 26 20 to Avenger Shadowed Elmer Lam
Elkton upset unbeaten Luray 26 20 to avenge the Ghost of Elmer Lam and halt Luray from title contention. Elkton finishes 6 2 in season while Luray drops to 4 1 2 in league play.
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Potts Scores in Buckeye Rally Drive
Scoring sequence lists Potts, Dofflemyer and Yates on multiple runs and kicks. Potts 20 yard run followed by Dofflemyer kicks. Yates adds 2 and 4 yard TDs with Ramsey and Dofflemyer also contributing.
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Jockey and Trainer Standings Highlight North Dakota Coach
Gary Grouwinkel, North Dakota line coach, played in two Rose Bowl games as a guard for the University of Iowa in 1957 and 1959. He also wrestled at Iowa.
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Page County Panthers blank Central Falcons 34 to 0
Woodstock Themies County Panthers dominated Central Falcons for their sixth win, improving to 6-2-1. Rick Kigte and Ken Bunner opened scoring with one yard runs, Bug Alger added a 1 yard TD, Bunner scored again from a yard, aided by a 60 yard return. Final score Page County 34 Central 0.
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