Mosby Academy routs Congressional 63-0 for first win
Mosby Academy Rangers career victory ushers a 63-0 home win over Congressional School in Front Royal. Johnny Kerns scored three touchdowns on passes from Donnie Allison and added a rushing TD as Mosby piled up 485 yards in total offense to set a stadium scoring mark. Donnie Allison completed 8 of 10 passes with Speedy Derflinger adding 12 of 14 in relief.
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Front Royal
Mosby Academy
Bing Crosby Stadium
Walloping Hapless Congressional School
Rangers
Johnny Kerns
Donnie Allison
Arlington
Mosby
Frederick
Page County
Warren County
Derflinger
Allison
Jimmy Strother
Elliott Atwood
Ronnie Henry
Atwood
Congressional
Kerns
Charlie Frederick
Mosby-men
Cubs Ambush Giants as Holtzman Shines in NL Action
Ken Holtzman pitched seven strong innings to lead the Cubs over the Giants 6-0 as San Francisco dropped into third in the NL race behind the Dodgers and Pirates. The Dodgers then blanked Houston 7-0 with Osteen going the distance, while other NL games saw Atlanta beat New York 8-3 and Philadelphia win 7-6 over Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Wiiter
Ken
Holtzman
Durocher Tech
Prince
Leo Durocher
Chicago
San Francisco
Cubs
Juan
Marichal
Giants
Cub
University of Illinois At Chicago
Los Angeles
Holtzmann
Bill Hands
Jim Ray Hart
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Houston
Claude Osteen
Pirates
St. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Atlanta Braves
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
George Altman
Adolfo. Phillips
Osteen
Wes Parker
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Ostwo
Matty Alou
Finsle
Roberto Clemente
Manny Mota
Mazeroski
Sox
Dick Williams
Toronto
Ted Williams
Yankees
Fred Talbot
Stan Bahnsen
Toledo
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
California
Atlanta
Jim Kaat
Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
Minesota
Kaat
Orioles
Oliva
Robinson
Mickey Lolich
Kanesas City
Bert Campaneris
Mike Hershberger
Football Scores From Virginia and Nearby States
Scholastic football results list numerous high school games led by Lane at 18 points and J R Tucker at 6. Virginia private and public schools, plus North Carolina and Maryland teams, post varied outcomes including high-scoring wins and shutouts for schools such as Jefferson Senior 14 Franklin County 25 and William Campbell 18 Altavista 12.
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Patrick Henry
Roanoke
Jeferson Senior
Franklin County
Hallf County
Abingdon
Marion
Glass
Virginia
Bluefield
W. Va
Graham
Richlands
Harrisonburg
Grundy
Tazewell
Annandale
Hammond
Mt. Vernon
Lee Springfield
Ft. Hunt
Thomas Edison
James Madison
George Mar
Area Scores Across Counties and Archery of Raceway Night
The report lists numerous high school and college football and track results with team names such as Covington Turner Ashby Fauquier Charles Town Berkeley Springs Ridgeley Hampshire Luray Stonewall Westminster Gettysburg Chambersburg Fort Defiance Waynesboro and nearby areas. It notes the Yonkers Raceway spring meeting averaging 22 831 fans per 70 racing nights.
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Covington
Lee of Staunton
Turner Ashby
Central
Montevideo
Page County
Mosby
Congressional
Fort Hill
Bishop Walsh
Elkton
Strasburg
Frederick, Md
Loudoun Valley
Musselman
Hancock
Fauquier
Culpeper
Keyser
Charles Town
Berkeley Springs
Ridgeley
Yonkers
Rangers Sign MacNeil From Black Hawks
New York Rangers announce defenseman Al MacNeil has signed his 1966 67 contract after being acquired from the Chicago Black Hawks. Ohio leads the nation with 89 harness tracks, eight pari mutuel venues and remaining sites used for county fairs.
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NEW York
al MacNeil
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Ohio
James Wood T D Club to Meet Monday
A general James Wood Touchdown Club meeting is set for 7 30 p m Monday at the Lions Shelter Recreation Park. Officers and directors will be elected from a nominating slate with floor nominations. Coach Jim Casey and a film of the Colts Packers playoff game will be shown. Refreshments served.
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James Wood Touchdown Club
Lions Shelter
Recreation Park
Jim Casey
James Wood
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Elkton Elks overpower Strasburg in 33 to 7 district opener
Elkton Elks opened 1966 with a 33 to 7 district win over Strasburg as Dan Shifflett scored three times and Roland Merica added two touchdowns. Elkton led 64 at halftime and rolled up 246 rushing yards with 18 passing.
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Elkton
Elks
Strasburg
Rams
Harpers Ferry
Dan Shifflett
Roland Mercia
Roller
Renner
Himelright
Strasburg Elkton
Miller-Fawley lead Turner Ashby to 42-0 victory over Central
Dave Miller and Bob Fawley powered Turner Ashby past Central 42 to 0. Miller connected on multiple long passes including a 71 yard run by Fawley, a 54 yard pass to Ron Burgess, and a 53 yard bomb to Larry Smith. Miller added six extra points and Dean scored on an eight yard run.
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Dayton
Dave Miller
Bob Fawley
Turner Ashby
Central
Knights
Ron Burgess
Larry Smith
Miller
Dennis Dean
Dean
Boston Falls Back as Yankees Win 2 1
The Boston Red Sox drop to last after Billy Herman is fired and Pete Runnels serves as interim manager. The Yankees win 2 1 behind five hit pitching from Fred Talbot and Stan Bahnsen.
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Boston
Yankees
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Herman
Billy
Runnels
Casper Shows Hot Putters Pace Ahead of World Series
Billy Casper, defending open champion and leading money winner, shot a 68 at Fires Stone in Akron and putted efficiently with seven one putts. He totaled 26 putts and vows to continue the momentum as the 36 hole showdown for $50,000 looms, with Nicklaus Geiberger and Littler in the field.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Billy Casper
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
Gene Littler
Nicklaus
Littler
Geiberger
Mildenberger Faces Clay In High Stakes Title Defense
In Frankfurt Germany Karl Mildenberger challenges Cassius Clay for the heavyweight crown in the sixth defense. Clay seeks to extend a 25 fight unbeaten streak while Mildenberger holds 49 2 3 with three draws.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Cassius Clay
Louiseville
United States
ABC
Billy Daniels
Gereman
Brooklyn, N.Y
Clay
Mildenberger
Karl
Daneiels
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Ernie Terrell
George Chuvalo
Canada
Henry Cooper
England
Brian London
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