Scholastic Scores From The Associated Press
Various Virginia high school football results listed with teams such as Graham William Fleming Richlands Tazewell Marion Bassett Patrick Henry Lee Mt. Vernon Clarke County Garfield James Monroe Herndon Stafford Martinsville at Bedford and others, indicating scores, ties, and postponements from the weekend rounds.
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Associated Press
Graham
Buefield
William Fleming
Richlands
Tazewell
Virginia
Bristol
Marion
Chilhowie
Bassett
Halifax County
Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Andrew Lewis
Groveton
Yorktown
Arlington
O'Connell
McLean
Lee
Springfield
Mt. Vernoni
Clarke County
Culpeper
Gar-Field
Fauquier
James Monroe
Herndon
Stafford
Franklin County
Drewry Mason
Martinsville
Bedford
Staunton
Coving Wise
Norton
Pound
Jonesville
Goochland
Grange Hall
Madison
Caroline
Huguenot Acad
Fluvanna
Altavista
Brosville
Rock Hill Acad
Appomattox
Brookville
James River
Gretna
Aerated
Nelson Ty
Rustburg
Amherst
Campbell
Clifton Forge
Buffalo Gap
Cath
Lord Botetourt
Abingdon
Garden
Rye Cove
Honaker
Ppd
Power
Fries
Rich V
Castlewood
St. Paul
Central
Woodstock
Ft. Defiance
Montevideo
Harrisonburg
Clarke County Eagles ROMP Past Culpeper 21-6 Opener
Clarke County blazed to a 21-6 season opening win over Culpeper High as Dickie Longerbeam powered 290 ground yards and two touchdowns. The Eagles built a 19-0 lead, outgained Culpeper 289 to 127 on the ground, and extended their win streak to 21 games.
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Eagles
Culpeper
Dickie Longerbeam
Clarke County
Longerbeam
Clarke
Dave Childs
Conrad Devers
Ronnie Johnson
Steve Denny
Devers
Joeley
Sipeedote
Stanley
Pewee
Stover Wins 50 Lap Feature at Winchester Speedway
Smokey Stover of Staunton won the 50 lap feature at Winchester Speedway in a Ford 427 cubic inch engine and qualified for Langhorne championship on Oct 13. Jackie Clare won the sportsmen feature. Wayn Walls finished second. Stover and Burns also won 10 lap heats and warmups with LeMaster Nalley Burns among top finishers.
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Smokey Stover
Staunton
Winchester Speedway
LeMaster
Bill Nalley
Brunswick
Bob Burns
Annandale
Langhorne
Jackie Clare
Ft. Thom Sodas
A. R. Barnes
Hagerstown
Drewry
Stover
Burns
Fauquier Drops Football Debut 12-0 at Gar-Field
Fauquier, a new entrant in Northwestern District Group 1-B, opened with a 12-0 loss to Gar-Field in a non-district game. Gar-Field scored in the second half on a 57-yard march finishing with John Sutera scoring, then added another TD in the fourth period. Dickie Faucette connected with Mike Garber for the six points.
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Woodbridge
Fauquier
Gar-Field
John Sutera
Gar- Field
Dickie Faucette
Mike Garber
Slim Don January Leads Utah Open After 36 Holes
Slim Don January holds a one stroke lead at 133 after 36 holes in the Utah Open Invitational in Salt Lake City. Billy Maxwell and Gary Player chase with 74 pros and 10 amateurs amid a rain washed Canyon course. The field was cut to 36 holes with 148 or better required for the final rounds.
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Salt Lake City
Slim Don January
Billy Maxwell
Gary Player
Sports Humor and Tales From The Season
A collage of sports anecdotes covers Y A Tittle and the Giants signals era, Pepitone and boxing tales with Giardello, Bob Hayes, Ralph Terry hair quirks, and Norm Drucker’s community program. It mentions Bill Groman and Jets trade talk amid NFL cut trends.
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National Basketball Association
Norm Drucker
New York City
New York Jets
Bill Groman
Houston
Denver
Neek
Ewbank
Esso City Championship Won On Dodson Home Run
Homer Dodson delivered a decisive three run homer in the fourth inning of the third playoff game to lift Clarke County Esso past Halltown 3 to 1 and claim the City League Championship. Halltown had won the opener 1 to 0 as Jerry Fink tossed a one hitter, with Grim strong in relief in game two.
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Eddie Dodson
Clarke County
Esso
Halltown
Jerry Fink
Essomen
Fink
Eddie Grim
Grim
Dodson
al Armel
Bob Fetter
Hal Catlette
Kenny Wisecarver
Richard Clark
Clark
Frank Simons
Kenny Anders
Bill Lo
Irving Gray
Earl Peacher
Catlett
Scot Johnson
Johnson
Simons
Wisecarver
Ken Dodson
Duckpin Bowling Night Scores and Standings Highlight Local League
Polly's Cab won three Evening Star Ladies League encounters at Health Center Lanes with Duckpin star June Tusing rolling a 375 series and two strikes. Kastle's Mens Shop topped Sanitary Dairy 1586 to secure two wins, led by 130-344 from Biddie Smoot and 127-338 from Polly Moore. Defending Coca Cola swept Denny's Furniture as Buckley-Lages, Farmers and Merchants Bank, and other teams posted wins in a busy night of duckpin action.
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Polly's Cab
Sealtest
Health Center
Kastle’s Mens Shop
Sanitary Dairy
Biddie Smoot
Polly Moore
Nancy Roth
Glenda Cole
Shirley Jackson
Coca Cola
Denny’s
Virginia McClure
Nancy Levi
Libby White
Margery Jackson
Louise Armstrong
Buckley- Lages
Buncutter
June Davies
Betty Sheet
Martha Rees
Yene
F A. Shryockane
Louise Wilson
Yvonne Claytor
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Soviet Sailor Granted Asylum After Jumping Ship
Konstantin Sil kov, a 21 year old Soviet sailor who jumped ship from the 1310 ton Haap sal a, was granted political asylum in Britain on Friday after the vessel sailed without him on August 31.
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London
Konstantin Silkov
Britain
Haapsala
Unger runs for three TDs in Colonels 26 6 win
James Wood defeats John Mosby Academy 26 to 6 as Butch Unger scores three touchdowns and Scott McRoberts leads the rush with 78 yards. Tommy Sullivan directs a strong air and ground attack while Orndorff adds a short touchdown. The crowd exceeds 2500 at the opener.
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Butch Unger
Circle
James Wood
John Mosby
Jerry Shuffler
George Allison
Dennis Plaughter
Colonels
Gary Jenkins
Plaughter
Casey
John Mesby Academy
Rangers
Mosby
Ranger
Tommy Kipps
Bev Webber
Steadiy
Chuck Markson
Tommy Sullivan
Sullivan
Unger
Marks
Scott McRoberts
McRoberts
Loketek
Elgie
Randy Wingfield
Wingfield
Burroughs
Jerry Shuffter
Shuffme
James Wool
Bobby Ornedorff
Little League Football Doubleheader Tonight at James Wood
Local football spotlight shifts to Little League action with two doubleheaders at James Wood. At 6:30 the Rams face the Eagles and at 8:15 the Colts meet the Redskins. Rams and the Eagles defeated the Redskins in the opening games Monday night to start the event.
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Young
James Wood
Rams
Eagles
Colts
Redskins
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Bob Hayes
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Willie Galimore
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