Herndon Hornets Beat Woodbridge for First 1967 Victory
Herndon Hornets registered their first win of the 1967 season by a 13 to 7 margin over Woodbridge. scoring came in the first half with a 60 yard pass from Mark Slaughter to Mike Remmington and a 23 yard run by Bob Bowers, plus a Viar extra point in front 13 0. Woodbridge replied with a three yard run by Larry Cook and an extra point by Minor. Neither team scored in the second half as Herndon improved to 1-1 and prepared to host Loudoun County next Friday.
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Weaver Wins Twin 25s At Winchester Speedway
George Weaver of Alexandria won the Twin 25s for super modifieds at Winchester Speedway, taking the total 50 laps after Deniston led early in the first race. Red Nininger, Milt Miller, and Elmo Ruby were among early accidents. Weaver secured his first win of the season in the Yankee Rebel Chevrolet. Dick Warrenfeltz swept the 15-lap semis for Fairplay, Maryland.
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Alexandria
Winchester Speedway
Northern Virginia
Louie Newlin
Red Nininger
Jack Deniston
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Buddy Armel
Gerald Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Armel
Don Davis
Charlie Beel
Earl Moran
Donnie Warner
Louie Franklin
Jackie Clare
Dick Warrenfeltz
Fairplay
Marvin Isanogle
Shorty Bowers
Dale Miller
Charlie Johnson
Junior Boone
Dale Moore
Sam Nalley
Herman Keller
Tommy Dixon
San Francisco Leads Runner-Up Derby With 4-3 Win
The Giants beat the Cubs 4-3 as Jimmy Davenport delivered a pinch triple and Ray Sadecki drove in the winning run in the ninth. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia won their games while Cincinnati and Los Angeles split results in the tight NL race led by St. Louis.
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Ray Sadecki
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Mel Queen
Mets
Tom Seaver
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Leo Cardenas
Tommy Harper
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Met
al Jackson
Tony Perez
Vada Pinson
Braves
Rick Mise
Bill White
Phillie
Joe Torre
Gene Alley
Marty Wills
Pirates
St. Louis
Alley
Roberto Clemente
Ron
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Major League Leaders American League Batting and More
Summary of major 1960s era leaders by league including batting averages hits runs and RBIs for players such as Yastrzemski Bost Killebrew and Cepeda plus notable pitching leaders Lonborg and Jenkins with strikeout tallies and 13 decision records. The list also includes leaders from both leagues in doubles triples home runs and stolen bases with top performers from St Louis Houston Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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Bast
Yastrzemski
Bost
Killebrew
Minn
Tovar
Min
Lonborg
McDowell
Cleve
Aaron
Atl
Brock
St.l
Cepeda
Wynn
Houst
Staub
Williams
Chic
Pinson
Cin
Wills
Pitt
Hughes
McCormick
S.F
Bunning
Phil
Jenkins
Beall High Tops Petersburg for 18 6 Victory
Beall High School defeated Petersburg West Virginia 18 to 6 in Frostburg Maryland. Gary Michael opened scoring for Petersburg with a two yard run and the PAT failed. Beall answered with a 64 yard drive capped by passes and runs from Passarell Calhoun and Pope. Pope sealed the win with a four yard touchdown in the third quarter.
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Lane High String Reaches 50 Lane High String Reaches 50
Lane High School’s Black Knights extended its 50 game win streak with a 26-0 Capital District win over J. R. Tucker. Princess Anne dominated Great Bridge 40-0 as Bus ter O'Brien threw seven touchdowns and Bob German followed with four aerial TDs. Lane’s Mike Cubbage totaled three scoring passes. Other state results: Franklin toppled by Suffolk 20-0. Appomattox beaten 25-0 by Amherst. Annandale beat Falls Church 15-7. Fairfax beat Washington-Lee 19. Andrew Lewis crushed GW Danville 42-0. Woodrow Wilson beat Newport News 49-13. Petersburg routed Benedictine 39-6.
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Princess Anne
Buster O’brien
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J. R. Tucker
Great Bridge
Bob German
Wildcats
Falls Church
Ken Stouffer
Fairfax
Washington-Lee
Larry Cecil
Charlie Hammersley
Andrew Lewis
Danville
Hammersley
Walt Tobler
Woodrow
Wilson
Newport News
Ronnie Erb
Petersburg
Benedictine
Turner Ashby Stuns Stonewall Jackson In Narrow Victory
Dayton High football report: Turner Ashby defeats Stonewall Jackson 15 to 12. Craig Didizio kicks a 6 yard field goal with 1 47 left, sealing co championship for Turner Ashby. Dave Miller scores for TA. Stonewall responds with long pass and TD plays.
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Craig Didizio
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Ripley Marston
Tim Click
Dave Miller
Dennis Dean
Dave Mill
Mosby Routs MacArthur 40-0 in Norfolk
The John Mosby Raiders crushed MacArthur Academy 40 to 0 in Norfolk. Danny Figgins led scoring with multiple runs and a PAT, aided by Speedy Derfling and Rodger Currence on handling, with Coleman Rudacille adding a 45 yard punt return.
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John Mosby Raiders
MacArthur Academy
Danny Figgins
Pat - Figgins
Speedy Derfling
Pat
Rodger Currence
Coleman Rudacille
Mosby
Fair Saratoga Wins Battle Town Purse at Charles Town
Fair Saratoga trained by Albert J. Lacoste captured the seven furlong Battle Town Purse at Charles Town Race Course posting a half length victory over Ivy P. Blue's Blue Vase. The six starter field ran the distance in 1 29 1/5 on a fast track with Fair Saratoga paying 15.40 to win and marking a first win in thirteen starts this year.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Albert J. Lacoste
Ivy P. Blue
Randolph D. Rouse
Eorge A. Saparotas
Fair Saratoga
Merry Barque
Emperor J
Jack Deatrich
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Orange Ends Albemarle Streak
The Orange County Hornets halted Albemarle 14 game win streak by beating the Patriots 12 to 0. Lindy Coiner scored on a 13 yard run in the first quarter and Tommy Breeden added a 1 yard TD run in the fourth.
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Orange County Hornets
Albemarle
Patriots
Hornets
Lindy Coiner
Tommy Breeden
Gar-Field Clubbers Rout Loudoun Raiders 34 0
Gar-Field High School defeated the Loudoun County Raiders 34 to 0 in a non league game. Gar-Field led by a 21 point fourth quarter surge after a scoreless third period while Monument District School found the end zone in the first, second and fourth quarters. Johnson rushed for two TDs and connected on a pair of passes to Cardelli and Trotter with Segers handling the kick.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County Raiders
Gar-Field High School
Monument District
Gar-Field
Knee Injuries Hit ACC Football Drills
ACC teams suffer early injuries as Wake Forest loses defensive end Roman Wszelaki for the season after knee surgery. South Carolina's Benny Galloway also sustains a knee injury, prompting lineup changes from coach Paul Dietzel.
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Associated Press
Wake Forest
Roman Wszelaki
Milwaukee
Wis
Paul Dietzel
Ben Garnto
Garnto
Galloway
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