Weekend High School Football Roundup
Saturday scoring results feature Handley over Martinsburg 27 to 0 and Warren County 13 to 6 over Luray. Gar-Field blanked Loudoun County 19 to 0 while Loudoun Valley beat Charles Town 13 to 12. Herndon edged Woodbridge 12 to 7 in the game of the week. Allegany shut out Hampshire 26 to 0 and Broadway topped Strasburg 14 to 6. Turner Ashby defeated Stonewall 25 to 6 and Culpeper beat Fauquier 13 to 6. Central edged Page County 13 to 12, Musselman beat Hancock 19 to 6, Berkeley Springs won at Ridgeley 7 to 0, Boonsboro beat Harpers Ferry 13 to 6, and Chambersburg Pa. beat N. Hagerstown 31 to 12. Frederick defeated Gleney 20 to 7 and Montevideo topped Elkton 14 to 6. Albemarle bested Orange 20 to 14. Saturday also saw Smithburg 6 at Hedgesville, and Fort Hill 13 over Bishop Walsh 7 in a rivalry. West Virginia beat Villanova 24 to 7 and William and Mary downed Quantico 17 to 6. Last week’s record stood 10 correct, seven wrong.
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Loudoun Valley
Charles Town
Herndon
Woodbridge
Hornets
Allegany
Hampshire
Broadway
Strasburg
Turner Ashby
Stonewall
Black Knights
Culpeper
Fauquier
Central
Page County
Musselman
Hancock
Steve Ripley
Applemen
Berkeley Springs
Ridgeley
Indians
Boonsboro
Harpers Ferry
Marylanders
Smithburg
Hedgesville
Carroll Reid
Fort Hill
Bishop Walsh
Sentinels
West Virginia
Villanova
Garrett Ford
William and Mary
Quantico
Martinsburg
Handley
Bulldogs
South Hagerstown
Thomas Johnson
Luray
Warren County
Page County F
Mosby
MacArthur
Norfolk
Valley
Gar Field
Loudoun County
Albemarle
Orange
Scratches at Charles Town Race Course for Tonight
Charles Town Race Course scratches listed for races including 1 King Ron Watch Me Dance Who's Pop Red Chef 2 Mr Mystic Alator Jim Salil 3 Tin Bender Glenda Irene Spy Bird Carolina Love 5 Local Trade Bar Kichbar Rupprecht Brown Beads Penny Grand 6 Ring Shot The Shrew Double Fire 7 Polot Beacon Speedway Dancer Malea's Lassie Noggin 8 Glory Beam 10 Barbilero.
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King Ron
Mr Mystic
Alator
Jim Salil
Tin Bender
Glenda Irene
Spy Bird
Carolina Love
Polot Beacon
Malea
Lassie
Noggin
Barbilero
Handley Opens Grid Season Against Martinsburg in Classic Rivalry
In Martinsburg West Virginia Handley Hilltoppers visit the Martinsburg Bulldogs for the 46th meeting in Shenandoah Valley history. Handley led 23 17 with five ties. New Handley coach Clyde Wilson debuts at home as the teams renew their long standing feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Handley
Clyde Wilson
James Wood
Winchester
Skins Open Preseason Clash With Steelers In Norfolk
The Washington Redskins travel to Norfolk to face the Pittsburgh Steelers in the final preseason game as Charley Gogolak sits out with a severe muscle pull. Both Sonny Jurgensen and Jim Ninowski provide veteran quarterbacking for the Redskins, who are 3-1 after losing to Baltimore.
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Norfolk
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tomorow
Charley Gogolak
Charley
Redskins
Baltimore
Skins
Sonny Jurgensen
Jim Ninowski
Tennis 45 and Over Tourney Planned for Sept 23 and 24
Paul Hillyard of the Winchester Recreation Department announces a first time 45 and over tennis tournament on September 23 and 24 at City Courts. Open to Freder ick County men aged 45 plus, no entry fee, but call 662 4946 by Sept 21 to enter. Matches on Sept 23 and 24 unless rain, pairings available Sept 21 at Hillyard or Memorial Building.
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Paul Hillyard
Winchester Recreation Department
Frederick County
Hillyard
Memorial Building
CSU and UTEP Voted Into Western Athletic Conference
Colorado State University and the University of Texas at El Paso were admitted to the Western Athletic Conference effective July 1 after a council of presidents meeting. The addition expands league membership and reshapes future schedules.
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Denver, Colo
Colorado State University
University of Texas At el Paso
Western Athletic Conference
League
Council of Presidents
Lane Guns for 50th Straight Tonight
Richmond AP reports high school football opens with Great Bridge and Princess Anne each defending long win streaks while Lane tackles J R Tucker at home seeking a 50 game unbeaten run. Franklin visits Suffolk and Appomattox hosts Amherst as Group I-A action features inter district clashes across Central Northern Regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Great Bridge
Princess Anne
Lane
Black Knights
Franklin
Suffolk
Appomattox
Amherst
Hermitage
Thomas Dale
Annandale
Falls Church
Fairfax
Washington-Lee
Northside Lanes Shenandoah Handicap League Current Standings
The Evening Star lists current standings for the Shenandoah Northside Lanes handicap league. Highlights include Clarke County Lions leading high team game 967 and Hemingway high team series 2004, with numerous match results and individual scores for teams such as Al's Front End, VFW Blue, Cather's Market, and Clark Lions among others.
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Clarke County Lions
Hemingway
Doyle Hemingway Clarke
Ten Pin Cottage Ten Pin Cottage Bowling Scores
Benchwarmers Cathy Schener 153 452 led a round of results with Wilda Mellow 144 384 Jay Birds Teresa Lee 156 431 Lazy Four Alice Shaver 167 480 Allen Cats Lee Hassen 154 454 Left Overs Thelma Pope 129 358 Misfits Barbara Brown 131 341 Finsters Eilean Shockey 139 377 Wood Chucks Barbara Hockin 126 358 Hopefuls Juanita Kibler 155 437 Fire Balls Nancy Jones 163 406 Four Gals Wanda Caldwell 136 339.
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Benchwarmers
Cathy Schener
Wahl Flowers
Wilda Mellow
Jay Birds
Teresa Lee
Lazy Four
Alice Shaver
Allen Cats
Lee Hassen
Thelma Pope
Misfits
Barbara Brown
Finsters
Eilean Shockey
Barbara Hockin
Juanita Kibler
Nancy Jones
Wanda Caldwell
Walter Bos earns hole in one at Winchester Golf Club No. 11
In a Winchester Golf and Country Club update Billy Phillips notes Walter Bos ser-man carded a hole in one on the 11th hole while playing with Fred Glaize Jr Lem Brown and Leon Slavin. The item also mentions other club events including Blind Bogey wins and upcoming Pro Member and Senior Club Championship signups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bos‘serman
Fred Glaize, Jr
Lem Brown
Leon Slavin
SMU Opens Football Season With 83 Man Squad
Southern Methodist fielded an 83 man roster to begin the football season, detailing the size and composition of the squad as it starts play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist
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