Ashby Tops Stonewall To End Streak
Ashby Knights end a 671 day winless run with a 20 to 0 District 10 victory over Stonewall Jackson. Jeff Roth scored twice including a six yard run and a 30 yard reception, with Sonny Hodges and Lambert contributing on key plays. Stonewall threatened briefly in the third but were shut down by Ashby’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Jackson
Turner Ashby
Stonewall Jackson
Black Knights
Ashby
Knights
Jeff Roth
Roth
Sonny Hodges
Generals
Hodges
Lambert
Phil Evans
Eagles Blast Vikings 31-7 to extend win streak
Clarke County routed Loudoun Valley 31-7 at Purcellville as Larry Buckner and Al Combs starred on both defense and offense. Grayson Greer returned an interception for a 65 yard score to give the Eagles the lead for good in the third period and Clarke Co. won its second game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Reid
Clarke County High
Purcellville
Eagles
Vikings
al Buckner
Combs
Clarke County
Loudoun Valley
Larry Buckner
Grayson Greer
Jim Mac Laycock
Hews Clarke
Reidmen
Steve Denny
Mike McCarty
Hildebrand
Viking
Harlan Combs
Count Read
Clarke
Terry Atwell
Larry Potts
Valley
Laycock
Potts
Berryville
Eagle
Mosby Academy
Jim Coumes
Clarke Combs
T. D
Greer
Pat
T.D
Tomblin
McCarty
Bowling League Scores From Northside Classic Action
Tenpin players across multiple lanes posted high scores as Pope's Texaco and Ted's Newstand split points in the Northside Classic at Northside Lanes. Notable marks include Bruce Taylor 211 596 for Pope's and Erin Counts 193 540 for Ted's, with other standings listed for Plum-Liners Lloyds Transfer R.C. Cola and additional teams. Snow White Grill leads Lady Brunswick action with Frances Morrison 162 460 and Sherry Rinker 135, while Buckley-Lages and C S Bank posted 4-0 wins. Other results feature Pat Brant 209 464 and Mary Hodson 209 574 leading their teams in separate matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Texaco
Ted’s
Northside Lanes
Bruce Taylor
Steve Reddy
Buzz Walton
Frank Burke
Bob Baker
Erin Counts
Jerry Goodman
Kenny Wisecarver
Curtis Braithwaite
Plumly
Lloyds
Milton Lee
Carl Lundmark
Jess Kir
Lady Brunswick
Snow White Grill
Open Hearth
Frances Morrison
Sherry Rinker
Bonnie Combs
Buckley-Lages
Aikens Construction
Louise Robinson
Nealy Hart
Lucille Sturm
Linda Morton
C & S Bank
Boyces Western Shop
Jean Havermale
Robbie Kerns
F & M Bank
Winchester
Pat Whitacre
Peggy Cleveland
Martha Taylor
Mae Brown
Jamison
Mary Hodson
Continental Homes
Thee! Uniform Shop
Pat Buckner
Connie Baker
Pat Taylor
Nellie Ebersole
Guardsmen to Attend Special Party at Shenandoah Downs
Officers and members of Battery B Army National Guard with headquarters in Martinsburg will visit Shenandoah Downs on Monday September 14 for a special party night. Battery members will be accompanied by their ladies and dine on Starlight Terrace for an evening of thoroughbred racing.
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Charles Town
W.va
Army National Guard
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Downs
Starlight Terrace
Braves edge Reds 1-0 behind Lemas ter one hitter
Denny Lemaster pitched a one hitter while Jim Maloney allowed two as Milwaukee defeated Cincinnati 1-0. Don Wert went 4-for-4 for Detroit, scoring the tying run in the fourth and the winning run in the ninth in a 5-4 victory over Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Jim Maloney
Braves
Cincinnati
Don Wert
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
Minors Scores Across International and Pacific Leagues
Syracuse beats Toronto 4 to 3 while Rochester defeats Buffalo 1 to 0 in the International League. Columbus wins 7 to 6 over Richmond. Jacksonville games at Atlanta postponed by rain. In the Pacific Coast League Indianapolis leads Dallas 8 to 3 while Oklahoma City defeats Arkansas 5 to 4. Portland tops Hawaii 6 to 2 and Salt Lake City edges Denver 4 to 2. Spokane defeats Seattle 5 to 3 and Tacoma 3 to 2. San Diego and San Diego are tied 1 to 1.
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Syracuse
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Richmond
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Portland
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Denver
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
San Diego
Handley Bowl Opens 1964 Season Clash With Harrisonburg
Handley hosts Harrisonburg at the Handley Bowl at 2 p.m. in the 36th renewal of the Valley rivalry. The Blue Streaks are favorites to beat the Judges as Harrisonburg arrives after a 26-6 win over Montevideo and lists ten senior starters for Rockingham County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Harrisonburg
PFC
Montevideo
Rockingham Country Club
A's and Orioles Split as Blue Moon Odom Dominates
In a two night doubleheader the Athletics split with Baltimore. John Odom held the Orioles to eight runs in the nightcap after a six inning no hit bid. Baltimore won the opener 5-2 as Bunker earned his 16th win. The Orioles lead in the AL narrowed to a half game over Chicago.
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Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore
Orioles
Charles O. Finley
John
Blue Moon) Odom
Macon
Athletics
Wally Bunker
Yankees
Blue Moon
Odom
A’s
Brooks Robinson
Oriole
Sam Bowens
Tom Reynolds
Reynolds
Robinson
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Los Angele
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los
Bunker
Harvey Haddix
John O’donoghue
Gary Peters
Ronan
Pete Ward
Hansen
Ward
White Sox
Chico Salmon
Indians
Sox
Floyd Robinson
Jim Perry
Twins
Perry
Gerry Arrigo
Joe Pepitone
al Worthington
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Arrigo
Bill Monbouquette
Dean Chance
Angels
Stuart
Red Sox
Chance
Don Wert
Tiger
Ron Kline
Wert
Don Lock
Senators
Duckpin bowling leads night of high scores and comebacks
Martha Rees starred for De luxeburger Grill with a season high 157 in a doubleheader включает four spares and a 112 game. Bertha Muse, Phyllis Kiracore, Virginia Larrick and Connie Lineburg kept Coca Cola competitive with 127 and 113 games. The Evening Star Ladies League saw several tight matches including Farmers & Merchants National Bank and Diet Rue Cola. Open Hearth and Orts Sof Spun Bread also turned in strong team showings on Health Center Lanes in a busy duckpin night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rees
Deluxeburger Grill
Eric
Coca Cola
Health Center
Miss Rees
Chevron
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Bessie Mann
Connie Lineburg
Bertha Muse
Phyllis Kiracore
Virginia Larrick
Coca- Cola
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Diet Rue Cola
Pat Clevenger
Pat Whitacre
Bonnie Easter
Olga Brown
Thelma Deavers
Sealtest
Ruby Wingfield
Helen Ritter
Pearl Ebert
Betty Sheetz
Jane Cunningham
Mary Sue Lamm
Jean Dorsey
Biddie Smoot
Amy Alger
Chaplin
Virginia Vance
Vickie Tucker
Agnie McCall
Virginia Gentleman
Buckley - Lages
LaRue Sanderlin
Marie Fauver
Jeanne Kaval
Maxine Patton
Polly’s Cab
Sanitary Dairy
Nancy DeSchon
Shirley Jackson
Evan Creswell
Open Hearth
Orts Sof
Joe Zimmerman
Eugene Funkhouser
Frances Dodson
Aggie McCall
Nellie Vaughn
Dennis Sirbaugh
Doug Sirbaugh
Roxy Hockman
Crisman
Quick
Sonny Crisman
Wally Dill
Charles Bush
Mickey McDonald
Separate prizes in Three Bonus Strike tournament
Health Center Lanes hosts the Three Bonus Strike event with distinct prize pools for men and women today and tomorrow. Local bowlers compete for top honors as the two divisions vie for cash and trophies.
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The
Evening Star
Blackwall
Place Bros. Tire Co., Inc
George Turpin
George
Ford
SLOAN
Valley Ave
Stonewall
Turner Ashby Jackson
Dickie Longerbeam
Husky
Terry Antwell
Butch Hildebrand
Merch McDonald
Mickey Tomblin
Slarke
Tommy Lynn
Mike ‘McCarty
Lynn
Raritan
Warren County
SKY
John S. Mosby
BAN & Rangerettes
Aspin Hills Farm
Front Royal
Happy Creek Road
Low Water Bridge
Simi Ssa
Spei
Special
Shenandoah
International League
Handley Bowl
Auto. Trans
Chapman Smotor
Hal Rock
Schick
Remington
Norelco
Miller’s
Loudoun St
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