Handley Clarke clash on Saturday in Big Three week two
The Big Three schedule resumes with James Wood at Gar-Field Saturday night and Handley hosting Stonewall while Clarke County travels to Broad Run. James Wood and Clarke won week one. Handley fell to Martinsburg 12–0 as Gar-Field suffered a season opening upset.
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Buckeye Potts Star
James Wood
Gar-Field Indians
Handley
Stonewall
Raiders
Clarke County
Ashburn
Broad Run
Clarke
Martinsburg
Wood
Warren County
Hampshire County
Gar-Field
Ith
Osbourn Yellow Po
Indians
Manassas-Woodbridge
Donnie Newberry
Mike Scott
Mike Donavan
Gary Treade
Cooper
Warren
Mark Whittle
Colonels
Wayne Wert
Jimmy Barton
Mike Myer
Jerry Kelican
Northwestern
de MM “Fagen
George Mason
Loudoun Val
Loudoun Co
Warren Co
Commonwealth District
Osbourn
Albemarle
Woodbridge
At Field
Stafford
Skyline District
Wm. Monroe
Central Ikton
Montevideo
Page Co
Stonewall Ho
Luray
Strasburg
Atlas al — Ei
Moorefield
Hampshire
Trojans
Vikings
Loudoun County
Elkton
Fauquier
Culpeper
Central
Shel Reed
Spotsylvania
Eagles
North Carolina
Richmond
Carolina Maryland
Villanova
William and Mary
Citadel
Boston College
West Virginia
Mounties
W. Va
Wesleyan
Shepherd
Barr
Rams
Walter
Aylor 9th Graders Defeat Harrisonburg 6-0
Aylor 9th graders dominated Harrisonburg with a 6-0 win as four Aylor touchdowns were negated by penalties. Tom Miller scored the lone TD on a 3 yard run in the second period while the defense held Harrisonburg to three yards total offense.
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Robert Aylor
Harrisonburg
Aylor
Henry Utz
Tom Miller
Evert Faces King in U S Open Semifinal Showdown
Teen prodigy Chris Evert, 16, reaches the U S Open semifinal by defeating Buding Eisel Durr and Hunt. Billie Jean King, No 2 ranked, advances to face Evert after beating Laura Dupont. Stan Smith advances by default over Holocek to stay alive in the men’s draw.
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Edda Buding
West Germany
Mary Ann Eisel
St. Louis
Francoise Durr
France
Lesley Hunt
Australia
Chris
Billie Jean King
Laura Dupont
Charlotte, N.C
Mrs. King
Miss Evert
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Milan Holocek
Czechoslovakia
Indians, Knights, and upsets fuel weekend grid action
Weekend college and high school football results recap with several upsets and close games. Notable outcomes include James Wood and Moorefield victories, Skyline and Handley performances, and a mix of conference clashes across Virginia and nearby states.
Gordie Howe Retires From Hockey After 25 Red Wings Seasons
Gordie Howe announces retirement ending a 25 year run with the Detroit Red Wings. He cites age wrist trouble and loss of enjoyment, noting he might have pursued 800 goals but prioritizes honesty with fans and family influences including son Marty entering Canadian junior hockey. Howe holds 786 career goals.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe
Hockey
U.S.A
Red Wings
Bruce Norris
Howe
NHL
Marty
Wood Misses 20th Win As Kaat Shuts Down Sox
Wilbur Wood failed to reach 20 wins as the Twins ace Jim Kaat threw a four hitter to beat Chicago 3-1. Kaat walked none and used a fastball and screwball to snuff the White Sox’s threats, while Wood logged his 283rd inning this season. Other scores included Yankees over Red Sox in 11 innings and Detroit’s 5-3 win over Washington.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Wilbur Wood
Wilbur
Jim Kaat
Wood
Chicago White Sox
Kaat
Minnesota
Chicago
White Sox
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Vida Blue
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Twins
New York Yankees
Boston
Washington
Milwaukee
Kansas City
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Montreal
New York Mets
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Rich McKinney
Carlo May
Bill Rigney
Bill Melton
Thornton Lee
John Ellis
Roy White
Ron Swoboda
Gates Brown
Aurelio Rodriguez
Bill Freehan
Jose Cardenal
Brewers
Royals
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Jerry Combs
Brad Cooper
Sulphur Springs
John Rohrbough
Clarksburg
Brat Pees
Pittsby
Rennie Stennett
Ron Santo
Pirates
Miss Hunt
Aveama
Taurin
Park
Ladies’ Tennis League
Winchester Recreation Department
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lesley
Tigers
Women's
Winchester Parks: and Recreation Department
Armory
War Memorial
Mary Dickerson