Handley vs Harrisonburg Rivalry Boosts Valley Showdown
The Handley Bowl pits Handley against Harrisonburg in the Valley’s oldest rivalry for the 36th time. Harrisonburg features Whit Menefee and a strong Streak offense while Handley relies on veterans like Floyd Leighton and Chuck Spaid. Injury questions loom as districts prepare for kickoff.
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Eddie Siebert
Harrisonburg
Handley
Donnie Oates and Co
Rockingham County
Maroon and White
Dickie LaFollette
T.D
Floyd Leighton
George Weidig
Cocaptain
Leighton
Pirates Beat Phillies End Season Tilt In August
The Pirates defeated Dennis Bennett in Philadelphia marking his 17th straight incomplete start. Tad Schroeder, a Cincinnati native, coached Army Plebes football the past two seasons and now handles the Cadet varsity quarterbacks.
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Pirates
Philadelphia
Dennis Bennett
Tad Schroeder
Cincinnati
Army
Out on a Limb Football Scores and Upsets
Harrisonburg 19 Handley 6 shows the hosts with a hungry edge while Clarke 26 Valley, Mosby 14 Orange 13 also claim upsets. Falls Church 33 Mason 20 and Gar Field 13 Loudoun County 0 highlight tight group play. others note rivalry commentaries and strongest teams in the region.
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Harrisonburg
Handley
Clarke
Valley
Mosby
Orange
Hornets
Elkton
Strasburg
Elks
Keyser
Charles Town
Musselman
Hancock
Applemen
Berkeley Springs
Ridgeley
Hedgesville
Fort Hill
LaSalle
Sentinels
Hagerstown
Bell
Frederick
Boonesboro
CVS
Waynesboro
Orioles win. triple play fuels 8th inning surge
Baltimore tops Washington 12 to 5 as Hank Bauer's club plates eight in the fourth and a rare AL first triple play occurs on a close score. Robinson paces the Orioles with three singles and a double while Pappas earns win amid heavy support.
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Associated Press
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Washington
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Luis Aparicio
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
John "Kennedy
Adair
Kennedy
Don Blasingame
Joe Cunningham
Aparicio
Cunningham
Mike Brumley
Philania
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oriole
Sam Bowens
Milt Pappas
Ron Hansen
Jim Kaat
Chicago
Minnesota
Hansen
Sox
Joel Horlen
Kaat
Horlen
Hoyt Wilhelm
Elston Howard
al Downing
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Downing
Tigers
al Kaline
Sonny Siebert
Chico Salmon
Indians
Don McMahon
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Tony Conigliaro
Boston
Duckpin Bowling Opens 1964-65 Season With Strong Scores
Dolly Inscoe led with 126 while Jeanne Ka val and Irene Borrer added 125 and two 124s as Thursday Morning Housewife opened the Health Center Lanes campaign. Coffee Cats and other teams posted wins and individuals including Pat Mathias 108 and Evelyn Nickerson 107 also shone. Champion duo Judy Farmer and Ronnie Bageant won the Summer Mixed Bies League title with a 1248 total over Glenda Carter and Brent Bowman, while league action featured solid scores from Don Pless Ronnie Boyd and Ed Lewis among others.
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Dolly Inscoe
Jeanne Kaval
Irene Borrer
Channel Masters
Pistols
Jetsons
Dottié Alrbowl
Elise Snapp
Charlotte Anderson
Virginia Colley
Pearl Hepler
Letha Marple
Retha Crosen
Katherine Truslow
Evelyn Nickerson
Isabelle Calkin
Pat i Mathias
Udy Farmer
Ronnie Bageant
Vicory
Glenda Carter
Brent Bowman
Champlions
Carter-Bowman
Miss Farmer
Bowman
Miss Carter
Peachy DeHaven
Eagles At Valley Tonight Clash In Purcellville
Clarke County seeks to extend the region’s longest win streak as its Eagles face Loudoun Valley in Purcellville at 7 p.m. The Berryville squad aims for 31st straight, while Clarke opens the 1964 season after a 2-8 finish last year. Fred Tavenner is sidelined with a broken hand, replaced by sophomore Ernie Stoneberger.
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Purcellville
Clarke County
Eagles
Loudoun Valley
Carroll Reid
Berryville
Vikings
Clarke
Central
Fred Tavenner
Ernie Stoneberger
Tavenner
Little League Doubleheader at James Wood Saturday Night
Little League football returns with a twin bill at James Wood. At 6:30 p.m. the Redskins coached by Huck Rainsburger clash with Al Clark's Rams, followed by the Colts coached by Bobby Grove versus the Eagles with Lee Boppe mentoring the Eagles. Last turnout was strong and officials expect another large crowd.
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James Wood
Huck Rainsburger
Redskins
al Clark
Rams
Chaucer’s Tales Turn to West End Musical
London reports Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales become a musical with an autumn premiere planned. Patrick Kirwan writes the show and Stanley Black provides songs for the production in development in the West End.
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Chaucer
London
West End
Patrick Kirwan
Stanley Black
Short Drives Phillies To 5-1 Win Over Cardinals
Philadelphias Chris Short batted in two runs with a triple and a single as the pitcher also fanned 12 in a six hit allowed performance. Short's two hits and 12 strikeouts powered a 5-1 victory that stretched the Phillies NL lead to six games over the Cardinals Reds Giants and others.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press Sports
Chris Short
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Phillies
Cardienals
Short
Tony Taylor
Rubéh Amaro
Cardinals
Jim Bunning
Sandy Koufax
St. Loui
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philles
Johnny Callison
Ken
Boyer
Dick Groat
Charley James
Bill White
Bob Purkey
Pirates
Reds
Bob Friend
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
de Johnson
Major League Standings And Results Roundup
The American League standings show Baltimore first at 85 57 with a .699 pace followed by Chicago New York and Detroit among top teams. Thursday results include Baltimore 12 Washington 5 and New York 5 Detroit 2 with Cleveland 5 Boston 4. Upcoming games feature Kansas City at Baltimore and Minnesota at New York among others.
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Orioles
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Detroit
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Satuday
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