George Mason Clarke County grid clash teed as roughest of year
Friday night’s meeting in Berryville pits Mason and Clarke County in a powerful single wing battle. Key line clashes feature Dickie Beard and Jim Colmes against Bill Antler and Ken Lincoln as both teams ride rugged home form and limited depth into a decisive opener.
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George Mason-Clarke County
Berryville
Falls Church
Dickie Beard
Jim Colmes
Clarke
Mason
Bill Antler
Ken Lincoln
Eagles
James Wood
Joe Crain
Mustangs
Bulldogs Meet Keyser in Martinsburg Friday Night Clash
Martinsburg hosts Keyser at Cobourn Field at 8 30 p m in a high profile matchup. Martinsburg seeks success after losing 26 seniors last season while relying on senior quarterback Marty Brenner and a new head coach Floyd Foley. Harmison left for an assistant post at VMI.
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Donnybrook
Martinsburg
Keyser
Bulldogs
Cobourn Field
Marty Brenner
Floyd Foley
Golden Tornado
Foley
Dick Harmison
Harmison
VMI
Luray wins Valley League baseball title over New Market
Luray captured the Valley League crown by beating New Market 4 to 1 before 990 fans in New Market. Pitcher Ross Meisinger struck out nine, allowed six hits, as Luray scored two runs in the first inning and added two more in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Luray
New Market
Ross Meisinger
Rebels
Front Royal Action Excitement Builds for 1965 WCHS Opener
Warren County High prepares for a 1965 football opener Friday at 7 30 p m against a highly rated Luray squad. The Bulldogs feature veteran returnees from 1964 with Curly Hazelette at quarterback and Mickey Payne providing speed. Billy Wood stands as a key pass receiving threat.
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Warren County High
Luray
Bulldogs
Warren
Curly Hazelette
Mickey Payne
Billy Wood
WCHS
Mosby Debut Faces Page County in Front Royal
Mosby Rangers debut after a 5 4 1 season and loss of 18 graduates. Page County brings a highly rated eleven to Front Royal for a Saturday 7 30 p m game. Donnie Allison and Gray Williamson lead the Ranger offense.
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Mosby
Page County
Front Royal
Donnie Allison
Mosby-men
Allison
Gray Williamson
Ranger
Tuesday Racing Results and Entries Across Multiple Races
The record lists results and entries from a Tuesday race meet. Details include first race win prices, place getters, and a daily double payout. It also lists entries for 3-year-old and up claiming races, allowance races, and various horse names with jockeys and weights. An Associated Press note from Bangkok and other locations appears at the end.
Edwards Big Gun For Tech
Virginia Tech coach Jerry Claiborne names Billy Edwards at linebacker for the opener with Wake Forest. Andy Bowling is the other likely starter with sophomores Pete Wrenn Milt Miller and Clarence Culpepper in reserve.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Jerry Claiborne
Tech
Billy Edwards
Claiborne
Andy Bowling
Lynchburg
E. C. Glass High
Edwards
Orange
Pete Wrenn
Vienna
Milt Miller
Louisville
Clarence Culpepper
Birmingham
Ala
Wake Forest
Bowling
Larry Bell
Jeff Haynes
Don Thacker
Giants Phillies Split as Braves Top Reds 5 3 in Rain
The Braves halted a six game skid by beating Cincinnati 5-3 in the rain delayed opener of a doubleheader then lost the second game after a late reset. Hank Aaron Eddie Mathews and Gene Oliver homered for Milwaukee while Houston's Robert Thomas hit two blasts as he returns to Milwaukee. Bob Gibson and Lew Burdette pitched in key matchups for St Louis and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
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Ves
Cincinnati
Reds
Braves
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Thomas
Houston
Ah Mets
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Phillies
Burdette
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Bob Gibson
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Gene Oliver
Mathews
Stan Musual
Spahn
Indians Beat Kansas City 8-1 In First Game Of DH
Sam McDowell of Cleveland allowed only Dick Green’s leadoff single in the fourth as the Indians routed Kansas City 8-1 in the opener of a twin bill. Bill Freehan of Detroit had four hits and drove in a dramatic two-out two-seam homer in the ninth to edge Minnesota 7-6.
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Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Dick Green
Indians
Kansas City
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Tigers
Minnesota
Mixed Doubles Handicap Winners Dominate Health Center Lanes
Betty Funkhouser and Charles Minghini took first in the Mixed Doubles Handicap with totals of 759 across two regular and two Scotch games including 132 and 107 Scotch scores and eight pin handicap. Second went to Mae Taylor and Dickie Widecarver 735, third to Betty Webber and Ivan Jackson 728, and fourth to Ouida Minghini and Ed Win Snapp 710.
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Health Center
Charles Minghini
Betty Funkhouser
Mrs. Funkhouser
Minghini
Mae Taylor
Dickie Widecarver
Betty Webber
Ivan Jackson
Ouida Minghini
Edwin Snapp
Frances Dodson Bowl
Frank Cooper
Nellie Vaughn
Roy Bly
Helen Richard
Hugh Hill
Eleanor Buckner
Ray Malone
Ann Shapp
Larry Clark
Dickie Wisecarver
June Tusing
Brent Bowman
Jimmy Shanholtz
Woody Armel
Charles Mason, Jr
Lois Hill
Eugene Funkhouser
Scotchwise
Paul Bromley
Ann Snapp
Thoughts on Thoroughbred with Larry Hughes Knight Pride Falters
Knight Pride, once Shenandoah Downs local champ, dropped to fifth in a six horse field as Sleep Easy captured the feature. Sleep Easy, a Nashua progeny, had not won in five starts this season, while Knight Pride failed to contend after a brisk early pace faded late. Farewell to another champion.
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Knight Pride
Shenandoah
Sleep Easy
Nashua
Ole Miss Player Dies Two Deaths Mark Football Week
Ole Miss opened 1964 preseason practice a year ago when a sophomore halfback died. On Tuesday sophomore end Bob Priester collapsed and died during unsupervised laps. Priester's death marked the eighth football fatality in six days, with other deaths at Central Missouri State College and Howard College.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Rebels
Bob Priester
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Priester
Bill Allen
St. Louis
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
James D. Hyde
Howard College
Birmingham
Jesse Davidson Keeps On Winning For Top Jockey Race
National top jockey chase sees Jesse Davidson close to leader Willie Shoemaker. He trains two tracks daily to narrow the gap, winning four at Shenandoah Downs and one at Timonium as he aims to finish No.1 by December 31.
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Jesse Davidson
Willie Shoemaker
Jesse
Shoemaker
Marlboro
Shenandoah Downs
Timonium
Shenandoah
Horse to Watch Lough Erin Ready for Shenandoah Downs Race
Lough Erin, seen as the top two year old at Shenandoah Downs, is set for the second race tonight. Having beaten Little Lizette, another strong juvenile, Lough Erin appears poised to win with clear speed and form.
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Lough Erin
Shenandoah Downs
Lizette
NAGS TO TAG Hasty 3rd ShD Mishow 6th ShD
A brief notes a sequence involving Hasty finishing third and Mishow placing sixth in ShD events. The source outlines positions for two participants in a local competition, with emphasis on the order of finish.
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