Charles Town Falls 19-6 to Keyser in 2nd straight loss
Charles Town, W Va, high school suffered its second consecutive defeat as Keyser Golden Tornado won 19-6. Tom Landis threw for 171 yards and two touchdowns to Jim Wilson, who had a 4 and 12 yard receptions. Glenn Hinton scored Charles Town’s lone TD in the third period.
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Panthers
Doug Lutman
Hampshire
Tom Landis
Golden Tornado
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Glenn Hinton
Panther
Keyser
Stan Stanislawcyk
Westminster Halfback Eyler Leads Owls Past Gettysburg
Westminster senior halfback Eyler ran for 221 yards and scored four touchdowns and kicked five extra points to power the Owls to a 35 34 victory over Gettysburg in a thrilling opener. The performance strengthens Eyler’s bid to repeat as Tri State League scoring leader.
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Sne Ria Eyler
Westminster
Owls
Gettysburg
Eyler
Musselman Applemen Triumph 7-0 at Hancock
Musselman High School's Applemen beat Hancock 7-0 to steady their record after a 34-0 loss to Berkeley Springs. Bill Starks returned a 40 yard punt for the lone score.
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Hancock
Applemen
Musselman High School
Hancock, Md
Berkeley Springs
Musselman
Bill Starks
James Wood Leads Underdog Run into Albemarle Opener
James Wood and four new starters form the Wood offense as quarterback Ronnie Clevenger is sidelined by injuries and head coach Jim Casey is ill. Albemarle visits Charlottesville with Eddie Godfrey absent and Larry Boyd out with a broken collarbone. Northwestern League champions boast a strong defense while new backfield players Jim Brown Scotty Garber and Mike Headley join the set.
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James Wood
Ronnie Clevenger
Jim Casey
Verus Albemarle
Charlottesville
Wood
Mike Headley
Dickie Cadmus
Albemarle
Clevenger
Jim Hamilton
Fauquier Tops Culpeper Behind Stalnaker Era
Fauquier High, under coach Jack Stalnaker, defeated Culpeper 18 to 6 in a game led by Ray Lester and Whip Day. Lester rushed 94 yards on 16 carries and scored, Morgan added two scoring runs, while Day's defense included a 49 yard interception return to the Culpeper one. Kirkham added Culpeper’s lone score on a one yard run.
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Culpeper
Fauquier High
Jack Stalnaker
Falcons
Ray Lester
Lester
Clase
Allen Morgan
Fauquier
John Kirkham
Day
Shenandoah Downs Entries Snow White Grill Race Pairings
Entries list for Shenandoah Downs shows Snow White Grill facing S and W Car Wash, Coca Cola versus Dales Grocery, Buckley Sages against Garbers Ice Cream, and C S Bank clashing with Burger Chef. Each entry cites jockey names and numbers in parentheses.
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Frances .Morrison
S & W Car Wash
Wilda Mellor
Coca Cola
Frances Sager
Dales Grocery
Qenning Spurs
Buckley Sages
Louise Robertson
Garbers
Tacaro Oates
Monkton Devil
Sollars
Dennie
Princean
Rhodes Pride
Norah
Dana
Gerkin
Ice Sherbert
Valiant Vessel
Emma Cerda
Jersey Blend
C.smith
Bower
Dennie Capt
Oakland
Lawyer Cashbun Espinosa
Dinah
Lady Brunswick League
Espinosa
Buckley-Lages Gallant Scot
Rebecc
O’rourke
Por Bla Cc &S Bank
Darbin
Mason’s Realy & Ins
Jezibel
Columbias Glory
Albergo Sulti
Green Chemical
Budco Vasil
Coca-Cola - Winchester Mobile
Trojan
Gordon
Itsacola
Willie
Jim-A-Mike Ayala
al Gerkin
Bird Johnston
Mermaid F. Kratz
Rourke
Erin’s Joy
County Heaton
Casey
Ann Espinosa
Cristonessa Reeder
Davis
Mischif
Miller Creek
Karista Johnston
Mar Kay Vacanti
Local League Scores Include Close Battles
Winchester Mobile Homes 4 led by Lorraine Sealock 207 defeated Mason Realty and Insurance 0 with Louise Guigley 114. Good Intentions 1 led by Millian Brooks 154 fell to Green Chemical 3 commanded by Betty Boyens 179.
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Winchester Mobile Homes
Lorraine Sealock
Mason Realty & Ins
Louise Guigley
Good Intentions
Millian ‘Brooks
Green Chemical
Betty Boyens
Major League Standings and Results From Friday
The Associated Press lists MLB standings and results including Philadelphia over Cincinnati 7 6 and Pittsburgh over St Louis 3 2 after 12 innings The day features numerous games with teams such as New York Houston Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Cleveland appearing in various matchups and schedules for Sunday Monday and upcoming dates.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Angeles
Houston
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
California
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Plumly’s
Ww. L. Pet
W. L. Pet
S & H White Castle
San Fran
Philadel
Cincinnati New York
Left-hander Billy Pierce shines in 1962 Giants debut season
Billy Pierce, a former pitching ace, started for the San Francisco Giants at Candlestick Park in 1962 and went 13 no loss decisions in his first season with the club.
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Billy Pierce
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Local League Matchups Highlight Close Card
Henkle Harris forfeits to Montgomery Ward as Harry Propst records 178 504. Tastee Freeze defeats Zuckerman Co. 4 to 0 with Bill Miller 215 606 contributing. Southern States edges Crown Cork & Seal 1 to 3. Jerry Hott 207 552 leads win. Strikers fall to S H White Castle 0 to 3 with Gerry Goodman 215 601 standout. Plumliners top Eberts Buick 3 1. Harold Dawson 198 583 drives win. Tripp Auto Sales and Smitty’s Construction tie 2 2 behind Charlie Renner 167 499 and Ill Purtlebaugh 204 555.
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Tastee Freeze
White Castle
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Cork & Seal
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Smitty’s
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Southern States
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Buick
Zuckerman Strikers
Henkle Harris
Henkle-Harris
Montgomery Ward
Harry Propst
Bill Miller
Zuckerman Co
Charles Williams
Ghirley Mumaw
Crown Cork & Seal
Erry Hott
Strikers
Lathen Williams
S & H White Castle
Gerry Goodman
Plumly Plumliners
Harold Dawson
Eberts
Taylor Finley
Charlie Renner
Smitty’s Construction
Purtlebaugh
Rolfe Discusses Bunting Prowess at Dartmouth
Red Rolfe, former Yankee third baseman and Dartmouth athletics director, recalls bunting three times in one game. He says he bunts only on pitches he can drop for a hit and chooses spots carefully to avoid sacrificing an at bat.
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NEW York
Red Rolfe
Yankee
Dartmouth College
Haynie Holds One-Stroke Lead After 73
Sandra Haynie remained the l eader by one stroke after a one over par 73 in the third round of the Ladies Professional Golf Classic in Eugene Oregon. She said she was not pleased with her round though she kept the lead.
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Eugene, Ore
Sandra Haynie
Miss Haynie
Tulip Tree Heads Va Oaks Field Tonight
Tulip Tree leads nine Virginia bred 3 year old fillies in the Virginia Oaks at Shenandoah Downs. The second richest WV race will pay 13 415 dollars. Cristonessa and Bell of the Fleet travel in, Casey's Ann is a strong local contender, with Robert Bailey to present the trophy.
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Tulip Tree Heads
Charles Town
W. VA
Frank P. Dyer
Shenandoah Downs
West Virginia
Tulip Tree
Claiborne B. Carter
New Jersey
James D. McKinnon
Waterford Park
Eleanor M. Casey
Berryville
Casey
Robert Bailey
Loudoun County Raiders blank Gar-Field 7-0 in football
Loudoun County dominated Gar-Field with a 7-0 victory. Dan Farr connected with Roland Baltimore for a 32 yard score, and Loudoun prevented Gar-Field’s late threat after a fumble recovery on their 22 yard line.
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Raiders
Gar-Field
Gar- Field
Dan Farr
Roland Baltimore
Loudoun County
Furr
Baltimore
Hagerstown Race Course Opens Monday at 1 30 P M
Hagerstown Maryland officials announce the opening of the annual race meeting at Hagerstown Race Course scheduled for 1 30 P M Monday. The event marks the start of the track season with fans awaiting the first post.
Williamsburg considers nine for Indians basketball coach
Williamsburg AP report says the athletic council narrowed 44 applicants for the Indians coaching post to nine after an eight hour meeting with Athletic Director Les Hooker Jr. Bill Chambers stepped down last week after nine years. Potential candidates include four high school coaches and assistants such as Joe Agee. Warren Mitchell of Davidson and Paul Webb of Randolph Macon are also listed.
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Williamsburg
Wil
Les Hooker Jr
Hooker
Bill Chambers
Indians
W&m
Chambers
Joe Agee
Davidson
Warren Mitchell
Randolph Macon
Paul Webb
Hagerstown Race Meet Opens With Big Racing Lineup
Three-week meeting at Hagerstown Race Course starts Monday with post time 1 30 p m nine races daily daily double windows close at 1 20 p m Working Men's Special after 4 15 p m trainer and jockey line expected to boost entries Harold F Bester Handicap cap six furlongs for Maryland foaled three-year-olds Saturday Sept 17 Aqua Cross The Sea Helio Park among likely runners track upgrades a five-eighths mile and anticipated large crowds for Western Maryland racing return
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Hagerstown
John Turner, Jr
Maryland
Joe Paoli
Ray Vogelman
W. 8. Moxley
Ogden Maorer
Paoli
Timonium
Harold F. Bester
W. W. Waters
Raymond E. Vogelman
Cross the Sea
W. Sulka
Helio Park
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