Friday football scores and upsets from area games
Keyser 20 Keyser over Charles Town 7. Fauquier 13 Culpeper 6. Luray 20 Stonewall 0. Loudoun County 6 Gar-Field 0. Hancock 12 Musselman 7. Turner Ashby 27 Central 20. Montevideo 13 Page County 7. Donnie Dofflemeyer defeats Bishop Walsh 14 Fort Hill 13. Hampshire 21 Allegany 14. Thomas Johnson 7 Boonsboro 0. Berkeley Springs 26 Ridgeley 7. Beall 25 Petersburg 6. Handley 33 North Hagerstown 7. Westminster 13 Gettysburg 12. Waynesboro Pa 13 S Hagerstown 7. Baltimore 24 Green Bay 21. Washington 27 Cleveland 24. Otto wins. Last week 5 correct 3 wrong .625
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Bulldogs
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Raiders
Hancock
Musselman
Applemen
Turner Ashby
Central
Black Knights
Montevideo
Page County
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Panthers
Bishop Walsh
Fort Hill
Hampshire
Allegany
Locals Brace for Openers as Handley Martinsburg Seek Edge
Handley under new coach Ron Rice hosts Martinsburg in a storied rivalry opening day while James Wood travels to Albemarle High in Charlottesville for an 8 p.m. kickoff. Handley, with a young squad led by Tripp Smith and Rocky Yost, aims to end an opener drought dating to 1963, and Martinsburg pursues its fourth straight Handley win. Albemarle defeated Orange 27 13 in last week’s opener as James Wood faces injury plagued prospects led by Scotty Garber at quarterback.
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Handley
Ron Rice
Rice
West Virginia Tech
Vincent
Ohio
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Hilltoppers
Harrisonburg
Martinsburg
Rocky
Yost
Paul Flick
Floyd Foley
Fort Hill High
Charlottesville
James Wood
Virginia
Albemarle High
Albemarle
Orange High
Greg Godfrey
T.D
Patriots
Colonels
Woodmen
Jim Casey
Clevenger
Depth a Problem Once Again for Cavaliers
Virginia coach George Blackburn says he would have a solid team if he had eight more players. He notes the first unit could compete with any ACC team, but depth drops sharply after the top players. Coaches at Maryland Duke South Carolina and North Carolina report standout performers and plans for the 1966 season.
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Associated Press
Virginia
George Blackburn
Blackburn
Cavaliers
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Charlottesville
ACC
Bob Davis
Kenny Pontes
Carroll Jarvis
Frank Quayle
Bill Dudley
Don Parker
Maryland
Lou Saban
Saban
Buffalo Bills
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Report
Associated Press standings show Baltimore leads AL with 89 51 while Detroit 79 62 and Minnesota 77 65 trail. National League leaders Pittsburgh 82 59 and San Francisco 81 59 share first. multiple matchups listed for Thursday and Saturday games.
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Halas comments on Gale Sayers after rookie record
Chicago coach George Halas says no player will match Gale Sayers’ 22 rookie touchdowns. He notes defenses will scheme against him, creating openings for others. Sayers rushed 52 yards on 11 attempts in the first exhibition game versus the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Chicago Bear
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Gale Sayers
Halas
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Philadelphia Eagles
Hagerstown Raceway Switches To Sunday Afternoon Cards
Hagerstown Md The track will run Sunday afternoon programs featuring Twin 20s for modified stock cars with an $800 top prize and a $30 minimum. The semi lasts race 25 laps with double points and a $150 winner’s purse. Heats decide features and the season runs to October 2 with rain date September 18.
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Hagerstown Raceway
Hagerstown
Maryland
Sion
Sudanese After 4th Marathon Win Tonight
Charles Town racing reports Sudanese carrying 127 pounds in the sixth race of Shenandoah Downs Summer Marathon Series. Dean Johnston Jr. rides the 4-year-old after three straight wins, with Double O second high weight and Eloquently the main rival. Iron Missy wins at big payoff in six furlongs, with a $644.60 exacta from a 2 1 4 combination.
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W. Va
Robert Seward
Shenandoah Downs
Dean Johnston, Jr
Albert J. LaCoste
Iron Missy
Wolfe Wins First Place in State Prone Rifle Matches
Robert Wolfe of this city won first place in the marksman class and the grand aggregate in the Virginia State Championship Prone Rifle Matches at Mae Nassas. The Fairfax Rod and Gun Club sponsored the event using 22 rimfire rifles at 50 yards 50 meters and 100 yards.
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Virginia
Mae Nassas
The
Fairfax Rod and Gun Club
Wolfe
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
Winchester Club
Gary Lund
Diane Timberlake
Manassas
Jack Baum
Winchester Rifles and Pistol Club
William Stickley
Martinsburg Faces Handley in Annual Bowl Showdown
In the Through the Years series Handley hosts Martinsburg at the Handley Bowl at 2 p.m. Both programs bring different last season records with Handley at 2-7-1 and Martinsburg at 7-3. Last year Martinsburg won 33 to 7.
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Handley
Martinsburg
Top Area Riders Eye Hagerstown Meeting Kickoff
Hagerstown Race Course opens a three week meeting on Monday September 12 and should showcase the area’s top jockeys against strong West Virginia saddlem en. Leading Maryland riders Witmer and Passmore duel at Timonium as injured Fitzgerald sits out. West Virginia stars O Rourke Johnston and Davidson challenge for riding honors in a lively field. Post time for nine races is 1 30 pm. Also included are scores from minor leagues and Pacific Coast League games.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
West Virginia
Ronald Witmer
William Passmore
Robert Fitzgerald
Passmore
Witmer
Washington County
Michael O'Rourke
Dean Johnston
Jesse Davidson
O’rourke
Denver
Colo
Kentucky
Shenandoah Downs
Sage Ity
Eae
Shenandoah
Dean Johnston, Jr
Davidson
Broncos sign Gonzaga to bolster line in AFL shuffle
Denver and Floyd Little both appear in a mixed college and pro football snapshot. The Broncos signed John Gonzaga, 33, offensive lineman cut by Detroit, while Floyd Little stars for Syracuse as he nears the career receptions mark set by Joe Szombathy. A drill saw a pass sail over Floyd’s head before his effort to catch it. Ben Schwartzwalder quips no hands at all.
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Denver Broncos
John Gonzaga
Detroit
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Joe Szomybathy
Floyd
Ben Schwartzwalder
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