Callin' the Shots With Russ Potts Two NW teams lose early football games
This week notes head coach corrections for Little League and lists results from the Northwest District games. George Mason and Fauquier opened 1965 with losses, while Herndon defeated Stafford 26 to 12. Upcoming games include Colonels vs Albemarle and Handley at Harrisonburg.
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Youth baseball league eyed for ages 15 to 18
A meeting formed a new youth league with Dave Fahnestock elected president at SportCenter. Four teams may form if enough youths show interest, with hopes to add lights later. Local supporters include Wendell Dick Joe Cartwright Bob Patton and Red Lunsford as proof of community backing.
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Handley Gym Completion Hopes Headed for December 1
A wall plaque and school notes show a December 1 target for Handley gym opening as the basketball season approaches. Reporters saw substantial work left in three months raising questions about full academic year use for boys and girls in games intramurals and P E classes.
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Rangers Fall to Page County in Debut Loss
Front Royal Mosby Rangers were blanked 10-0 by Page County Panthers. Page scored on a 19 yard drive set up by a 37 yard Burner punt return, added by a 2 yard Kib linger TD and sealed with a 19 yard field goal by Burner with 19 seconds left. Kib linger and Burner led Page alls while Mosby’s Alvin and George Cline and Dewey Brown and Steve Marchi stood out on defense.
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Steve Marchi
Mosby Academy
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Major League Standings and Monday Results
The Associated Press reports the American League standings led by Minnesota 87 54 .617 and Chicago 82 58 .586 with Baltimore 77 59 .566. Monday results show Minnesota 8 Kansas City 3, Cleveland 5 Washington 3, Baltimore 2 New York 6 1 2, Chicago 2 Los Angeles 4 in two games, and Boston 4 Detroit 1. Upcoming games list Baltimore at New York Boston at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago Minnesota at Chicago and San Francisco at Los Angeles among others.
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Chisox Close In On Twins on Road to Pennant Beeline
Chicago White Sox sweep the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 and 2-1 to close within 4 1/2 games of the Minnesota Twins in the American League standings. Smoky Burgess and Ken Berry provided clutch hits, while Camilo Pascual struggled after arm surgery. The Twins lost to Kansas City 4-3 as Chicago moved toward the pennant race with strong late-inning play and pitching depth.
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