Nininger Wins Labor Day Winchester 100
Nininger of Jefferson Maryland led 94 laps to win the Labor Day 100 at Winchester Speedway. Johnny Haberbach of Hagerstown set a late model track record 18.7 seconds for pole. Budd Armel involved in a 10th lap collision with Shanholtz, finishing three laps behind after a pit stop.
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Hagerstown
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Dick Warrenfeltz
Sam Nally
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Ron Devers
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Junior Martin
Andy Rogers
Dan Sullivan
Roland Roberts
Carroll Whitacre
Bill Hefflin
Roger Gosnell
Jock Gardener
Hare
David Wilt
Tilden Neff
Danny Sullivan
Jurgensen Faces Six Week Return From Arm Injury
Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgensen is out at least six weeks after surgery on a fractured coracoid process in his left shoulder area. The medical team said the operation went well. NFL rosters also began trimming to 44, with Kansas City's Hank Stram waiving 12 players including Dennis Homan and Willie Mitchell.
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Associated Press
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Alabama
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Cowan Captures U S Golf Title in Dramatic Final Hole
Canadian golfer Gary Cowan won the U S Amateur Championship in Wilmington after an eagle on the final hole. He totaled 280 over four rounds, becoming the first to win the title twice since the switch to medal play in 1965.
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Cowan
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Merion, Pa
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Parker Signs at Shenandoah College and Conservatory
Fredericksburg standout Dave Parker has signed an athletic grant in aid to play for Shenandoah College and Conservatory. The 6-3 guard averaged nearly 11 points for Monroe High School, led the team to a 22-8 season with a 1-B Regional title, and earned all-District Honorable Mention in 1970 and 1971. He will enroll this fall, per Shenandoah coach Mike Kolsky.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory
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Monroe High School
Shenandoah
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Parker
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Battlefield
Washington and Lee
Arlington
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Handley Judges limited to 29 yards as Martinsburg wins
Martinsburg Bulldogs defeat Handley 12-0 in Martinsburg. Handley manages only 29 yards total offense and one first down, with a 61 yard run called back on a penalty and a late score not needed.
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Gordon Roberts
Martinsburg
Chip Garber
Steve Lord
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Buckeye Potts Star
W. Va
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Steve Lang
Lang
Gary Jenkins
Teir
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Roberts
Jim Louthan
Richard Cole
Ron Bowers
Don Grub
Marshall Wilson
Bowers
James Dean
Nemisis
Archer Wins Hartford Open in Sudden Death Playoff
George Archer won the Greater Hartford Open golf title in a three way playoff over Lou Graham and J C Snead. Archer sank a eight foot birdie on the 391 yard playoff hole to clinch the $110000 event. Snead and Graham both missed their final shots.
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Graham
Snead
Archer
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