Clarke County Eagles poised for strong 1962 season
Clarke County High School coach Carroll Reid leads the Eagles with 38 players and strong senior support. Starters include guard Bob Fiddler and center Tom Cain, with quarterback Dave Childs a junior standout and back Dickie Longerbeam a key two-year presence. The team faces tough tests from Loudoun County, Page County, and regional rivals as it pursues another district title in the nine-game slate beginning Sept 21 at home vs Berkeley Springs.
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Eagles
Clarke County High
Culpeper High
Clarke County
Berkeley Springs
Carroll Reid
Reid
CCHS
Marshall
Luray
Bulldogs
Clarke
Broadway
Turner Ashby
Harrisonburg
Berryville
Winchester
Paul
Soupy
Hillyard, Jr
Hillyard
Loudoun County
Loudoun Boys
Page County
James Wood
Warren County
Rudy Telek
Bob Fiddler
Tom Cain
Dave Childs
Dickie Longerbeam
Longerbeam
Eagle
Ed Strosnider
Mike Miley
Dave Hough
Lynn Foltz
Fiddler
Cain
John Ramsburg
Tom Clatterbuck
Conrad Devers
Childs
Gary Strebel
Harlan Combs
Phil Lloyd
Danny McGee
Richard “‘Pony
Huff
Mike McCarty
Terry Hayton
Steve Denny
Charles Woodward
Chris Levi
McCarty
Telek
Chlee
Sanford wins 20th as Giants top Dodgers foe
Jack Sanford, 33, pitched the Giants to a 7-3 win over Los Angeles to secure his 20th victory and move San Francisco within 2 games of the league-leading Dodgers. Willie Mays and Tom Haller provided home support as the Giants halted a 10-game skid at LA and extended his 14th straight win with run help.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Jack Sanford
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Dodgers
Jack
Sanford
Philadelphia
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Larry Frank wins Darlington 500 after protest ruling
Larry Frank of Greenville S C was moved from fourth to first in the Darlington 500 after his protest was upheld. Junior Johnson of Ronda N C had been listed as winner before NASCAR chief scorer Joe Epton announced the correction citing a timing misjudgment and an erroneous lap addition.
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Darlington
S. C
Larry Frank
Greenville
Ford
Junior Johnson
Ronda
N. C
Pontiac
Joe Epton
National Association For
Martinsburg Tops Winchester In Blue Ridge Bowling Tilt
Martinsburg clinched 3 of 4 points in a Blue Ridge League match at Health Center Lanes Saturday, totaling 1811. Joe Zimmerman led with 400 on 149 125 126, while Winchester’s Secrist Greenfield and Cave followed with 394 390 and 373 respectively. Winches ter bowlers Ginn Creswell and Hudson also posted notable scores as twelve teams enter Church League play, Braddock St Methodist defending. The Independent League opens Thursday with Don Ploss as president.
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Martinsburg
Winchester
Blue Ridge
Joe Zimmerman
Howard Secrist
Jim Greenfield
Bonnie Cave
Secrist
Greenfield
Cave
Briscoe Ginn Duck
Church League
Braddock St. Methodist
Labor Day Riots Stir Four Coast Cities
Rampagers and students sparred with police across Seaside Oregon Ocean City Maryland Hampton Beach New Hampshire and Schenectady New York during Labor Day weekend. About 2 000 youths rioted in Seaside with property damage and injuries, prompting a National Guard deployment. In Ocean City 49 youths were arrested. Hampton Beach saw 55 arrests for drunkenness and inciting a riot. In Schenectady a 250-person riot in Central Park injured two officers and led to park closure.
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Seaside
Ore
Mark Hatfield
Ocean City
Hampton Beach
N.H
Ocean Boulevard
Schenectady
N.Y
Central Park
Malcolm Ellis
Sanitary Dairy Faces Hershey Coffee Shop in Strong Contender Run
Sanitary Dairy, last year’s winners, has revamped its lineup and remains a strong title contender. It must also fend off Hershey Coffee Shop, winner in the C League, now moving into the Independent circuit this season.
Burnt Factory Hosts Halltown For Game Two Showdown
Burnt Factory seeks a second straight win over Halltown in City League basketball style, while weather may push the game to late start. The 8:30 p.m. tilt at Senseny Park could clinch the all city title after Burnt Factory’s 5-0 Saturday upset. If Halltown wins, a deciding game would be played tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Buckle up for a weather influenced night with a special all star league clash delaying start.
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Valley Board of
Halltown
Burnt Factory
Senseny Park
Winchester
West Virginia
Howard Adkins
Valley
Tommy Duvall
Perry Duvall
Ed Bromley
Duvalls
Dixie Wiltshire
Tommy
Duvall
Fla Residents Urged to Wipe Out Mosquitoes
Health officials urge calm and action to remove breeding sites as Pinellas County reports 17 new encephalitis cases, bringing total to 137 with ten deaths in the county and four in other areas. School plans proceed with fall classes amid the outbreak.
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Fla
ST. Petersburg, Fla
Pinellas County
Hottle Leads In Blind Bogey At Carper's Valley
Four golfers Eugene Hottle Don Jennings Jim Germelman and Scotty Binner shared the win in Carper's Valley Golf Course blind bogey event with Hottle taking top honors. An on course midair collision occurred when Melvin Duff and Nelson Grim’s fairway shots crossed. The club announced plans for a swimming pool and a putting green on the course.
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Carper’s Valley Golf Course
Eugene Hottle
Don Jennings
Jim Germelman
Scotty Binner
Hottle
Melvin Duff
Nelson Grim
Duff
Grim
Carper’s Valley Club
Major League Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Schedule
Yesterday's scores include New York 8 and Los Angeles 2 on the road, Twin Cities 9 over Washington 4, Kansas City 8 over Boston 1, Cleveland 4 over Chicago 3, Detroit 1 over Baltimore 0 in the first game, and a 7 6 split between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Tonight's games feature Stigman on Twin Cities at Stenhouse in Washington and other matchups across the league including Lee at Ford in New York, Rakow at Monbouquette in Boston, and Donovan at Chicago, plus several night games and doubleheaders around the circuit.
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New York
Los Angeles
Twin Cities
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Stigman
Stenhouse
Lee
Ford
Rakow
Monbouquette
Bunning
Roberts
Hoeft
Donovan
Buzcard
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Anderson
Haddix
O’toole
Spahn
Koonce
Jackson
McLish
Short
Bruce
San Francisco
Pierce
Richert
WL Pet
Omno
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Clarke County Eagles
Pat Joyce
Clarke County High School
Ers
Colts
Black Cat
Witch Doctor
al Capp
Little Joe Builk
Phils
Art Mahaffey
Joey Jay
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Winchester Park & Shop
Isy
Pin
Evan Creswell
Francis Hudson
Don Ploss
Northern
Virginia
Ompson
Bill Longerbeam
Carper
Scott
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun
Winchester Savings
Pap
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