Colonels Rally For 21 14 Win Over Mosby In Season Opener
James Wood Colonels beat JW Mosby 21-14 in Front Royal to open the season. Larry Griffith intercepted Burroughs twice, returning one 30 yards for a second scoring play. Orndorff led with a late fourth quarter drive as Mosby failed to convert in a rough, close game.
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James Wood Colonels
John S. Mosby
Larry Griffith
Big Burroughs
Colonels
Griffith
Burroughs
Ranger
Mosby
Grif
Pat
Pingley
Chuck Marks
James Wood
Chisox Near First in the AL Pennant Race on McMahon Outing
Don McMahon pitched 33 minutes over three innings to lift the Chicago White Sox 6-5 in 10 innings over the Cleveland Indians. Pete Ward and Bill Skowron hit back to back homers in the 10th after MaMahon shut down the Indians. Baltimore led Chicago by one percentage point as the Orioles beat the Angels 7-1. The White Sox defense faltered with five errors, four by Buford Martin McCraw and Hansen leading to two unearned runs. Other AL games saw New York beat Kansas City in 10, Minnesota crush Boston, Detroit edge Washington 1-0, while Phila delphia, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and New York’s other results filled the NL slate.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Don McMahon
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Indians
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Orioles
Chicago
McMahon
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Don Buford
J. C. Martin
Tom McCraw
Hansen
Juan Pizarro
Max Alvis
Jim Landis
Joe Adcock
Angels
Willie Smith
Adcock
Chuck Estrada
Fred Newman
Charlie Lau
Jerry Adair
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
Athletics
Nelson Mathews
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Zoilo Versalles
Killebrew
Oliva
Versailles
Felix Mantilla
Boston
Dave Wickersham
Senators
Fred Gladding
Don Demeter
Bill Freehan
Norm Cash
Last Round for NFL Exhibitions
The NFL pre season reaches final tune ups with 14 teams in action. Giants meet Lions while Browns face Packers in Cleveland exhibition doubleheader. Hall of Fame game pits Baltimore and Pittsburgh Sunday in Canton. AFL also hosts six of eight teams in tune ups.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Browns
Green Bay Packers
NFL
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Canton
Ohio
CBS
Kansas City
Houston
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Dallas Cowboys
Chicago Bears
New Orleans
St. Louis
Washington
Norfolk
Art Rooney
Jim Conzelman
George Trafton
Clark Hinkle
Ed Healey
Mike Michalske
Roy Lyman
Denver
Boston Patriots
Buffalo
New York Jets
Wilkes-Barre
San Diego Chargers
Oakland Raiders
San Diego
UND football coach Marvin Helling in eighth season
Marvin Whitey Helling serves his eighth season leading the University of North Dakota football program. He has coached the team through multiple campaigns shaping its competitive approach and player development.
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Marvin
Whitey) Helling
University of North Dakota
Strasburg Rams hold off Harper's Ferry 6 0 in season opener
Strasburg edges Harper's Ferry 6 0 as Dwight Yates scores on a short run set up by Carl Burgreen. Strasburg dominates early but Harpers Ferry racks up more total yards and first downs before the defense stalls at the 17 yard line in the fourth quarter.
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Strasburg Rams
Harper’s Ferry
Dwight Yates
Carl Burgreen
Harpers Ferry
Invaders
Rams
Scholastic Football results roundup from various high schools
A compiled list of high school football scores across Virginia and nearby states. Notable games include Chilhowie 12 Marion 7, Halifax County 13 Bassett 7, Patrick Henry Roanoke 12 Andrew Lewis 27, Martinsville 37 Liberty 14, Blacksburg 20 Galax 6, Harrisonburg 26 Montevideo 6, and several ties and close contests.
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Chilhowie
Marion
Buena Vista
Jefferson Sr
Grundy
E.c.glass
William Fleming
Richlands
Andrew Lewis
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Halifax County
Bassett
Thomasville
N.C
Danville
Lee
Springfield
Mt. Vernon
Thomas Edison
Ft. Hunt
King George
Franklin County
Drewry Mason
Martinsville
Liberty
Wise
Norton
Gate City
Powell Valley
Blacksburg
Galax
Radford
Christiansburg
Dublin
Hillsville
Pulaski
Wytheville
Giles
Ft. Chiswell
Narrows
Floyd
Herndon
Stafford
Gar-Field
Fauquier
James Wood
John Mosby Academy
Orange
Albemarle
Staunton
Covington
Harrisonburg
Montevideo
Smithfield
Windsor
Page County
Madison
Lancaster
King William
J Emporia
Randolphe Henry
Amherst
William Campbell
Altavista
Tunstall
Gretna
Dan River
Clifton Forge
Buffalo Gap
Lord Beetourt
Roanoke Catholic
Abingdon
Garden
Run
Independence
Rural Retreat
Pocahontas Castlewood
St. Paul
Hn Battle
Lebanon
Jonesville
Pound
Clarke Cty
High School Player Dies During Game in Bogalusa
Roy Washington an 18 year old defensive tackle for Central High Spartans collapsed on the sidelines during a Friday night game in Bogalusa Louisiana and died en route to a hospital despite efforts to revive him An autopsy was ordered and cause of death remained undetermined Washington had played a strong defensive game for Central High The Citadel Davidson East Carolina Furman George Washington Richmond Virginia Military Institute Virginia Polytechnical Institute West Virginia and William and Mary are Southern Conference members.
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Bogalusa
Roy Washington
Roy
Young Washington
Central High Spartans
the Citadel
Davidson
East Carolina
Furman
George Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Military Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Instance
West Virginia
William & Mary
Davis Cup Foes Under Pressure Ahead Of Challenge Round
Forest Hills reports U S Davis Cup team beset by injuries and stiff heat as Vic Seixas pilots a disciplined approach. Dehtus Ralston nurses a bum ankle while Chuck McKinley battles form. Emerson Stolle Osuna Piementagli and Pietrangeli advance in grueling heats. Maria Bueno reaches third round with a straight-set win.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Terry Ryan
South Africa
Ryan
U.S
McKinley
Francois Godbout
Canada
Roy Emerson
Ralson
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Emerson
Fred Stolle
Giordano Maioli
Italy
Osuna
Nicola Pietrangeli
Claude de Grunckel
Belgium
Pietrangeli
Alain Bresson
France
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Jenny Morris
Southern Rhodesia
Major League Standings and Upcoming Games
Standings show Minnesota 14 Boston 3 and Detroit 1 Washington 0. Upcoming schedule lists Baltimore at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at Washington Boston at Minnesota.
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Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Kangas City
Boxing results from Miami Beach and Melbourne bouts
Jose Torres of New York outpointed Go meo Brennan of the Bahamas in Miami Beach. Bob Allotey of Ghana defeated Billy Brown of Manila in Melbourne by decision.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Jose Torres
New York
Gomeo Brennan
the Bahamas
Melbourne
Bob_ Allotey
Ghana
Billy Brown
Manila
Downs at Shenandoah Downs Labor Day Card
Charles Town West Virginia Labor Day card features 18 races at Shenandoah Downs with two nine race programs starting at 2 and 7 pm. Daily double and twin double bets on each half, one admission and one parking fee for both halves. Two West Virginia records at stake from last year’s crowd and handle. A holiday box supper with Southern fried chicken is offered at intermission.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
Mafager
Robert G. Leavitt
West Virginia
Mutual
Mountain State
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Bobby McIntyre
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Forest Hille
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Los Ageles
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Phia
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Saty Fran Vis
Guscago
Houstona
Parté
Lamar Sloan Ford
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Auto. Trans
Chapman Motor CO
Amherst St
Hagerstown, Md
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Tommy Ivo
Hollywood
Bikini Beach
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