Johnson Williams opens 1964 season at Berryville
The Johnson-Williams football squad, led by 230 pound center Paige Williams and a host of returning lettermen, opens its 1964 season Saturday night at Fred ericksburg Walter Grant. Five contenders seek the two quarterback spots while Rudolph Stith returns at fullback and Doleman and Smith join the lineup. The slate includes games from Sept 19 to Nov 14 with open dates noted.
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Johnson-Williams
Lawrence Williams
Terific
Berryville
Fredericksburg
Walter-Grant
J-W
Paige Williams
Williams
Milton Page
Robert Morgan
Ottis Harper
Ellis Paige
Page
Harper
Ernest Turner
Norm Harper
Robert Holmes
Joseph Townley
Charles Duncan
James Henderson
Rudolph Stith
Smith
Townley
Holmes
Lionjet Smith
Edmund Walker
Bushrod Carey
John Henry Williams
Tomahawk Tops Rebels in Tourney's 1st Game
Tomahawk and Winchester opened Tri County League playoffs with Tomahawk winning 7 to 4 at Rouss Park. Owen Foltz homered for Winchester, S Neal led Wagner with three safeties, and Teddy Reid held the Rebels to two runs after relieving. If Winchester wins, a second game follows. Tomahawk would meet the Sleepy Creek Martinsburg winner in the finals.
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Tomahawk
W. VA
Wagner Chevrolet
Bobby Orndorff
Winchester
Rebels
Teddy Reid
Orndorff
Rouss Park
Chester
Martinsburg
Owen Foltz
S. Neal
Wagner
Yarish
West Virginians
Smallwood
Chevrolet
Bass AG
Reid
Griffith
Yarish, Smallwood
Baker
Handley vs Clarke County in big Friday grid clash
A full week of games features Handley James Wood and Clarke County on away trips. Clarke County seeks its 32nd straight win at Shenandoah against Page County while Handley visits Fauquier and James Wood heads to Warren to face Ed Jeffries' Falcons. Other Friday matchups include Mosby at Huguenot and Martinsburg at Alleghany among several local showdowns.
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James Wood
Handley
Clarke County
Shenandoah
Page County
Panthers
Montevideo
Reidmen
Bing Crosby Stadium
Front Royal
Thes
Wildcats
Warren
Siebert
Cats
Maroon and White
Mosby
Huguenot
Richmond
Central
Elkton
Strasburg
Herndon
Loudoun Co
Mason
Valley
Spotsylvania
Monroe
Charles Town
Petersburg
W.va
Martinsburg
Alleghany
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
Randolph Macon College Football Team in 1964 Chiefly Freshmen
Ashland Virginia details show new head coach Ted Keller at RMC with a young 1964 squad led by sophomore starters. Wayne Overton tops the depth chart at right end while Bill Gorham returns as end and David Jones is injured. Key moves include Frazee to halfback and Piercy to fullback with Cowles starting at guard.
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Ith
David Doleman
Interior Finemans
Smith
Doleman
C. E. Jackson
D. T. James
J. F. Ross
Ashland
Ted Keller
Randolph Macon College
Keller
Winchester
RMC
Wayne Overton
Richmond
Virginia
R-Mc
Bill Gorham
David Jones
C. B. Ashby
Harrisonburg
Bill Baumeister
Nashville
Tennessee
Jack Frazee
Bob McConnell
Alliamsburg
Frazee
Pat Piercy
Orfolk
Halfack
Chuck Berry
Joh Cowles
Arlington
Ralph Ferebee
Portsmouth
College game adds local flavor to Saturday night showdown
James Wood hosts Shepherd College in a 7:30 p.m. kickoff as the T.D. Club stages its second annual college game. Shepherd, 7-1-1 last season, returns 14 lettermen led by captain Steve Wilt and Yogi Martin. Local stars Tommy Sullivan and Sam Taylor boost the Rams offense while Leo Eisner and Earl Batten anchor a large defensive unit.
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James Wood
Fairmont College
Winchester
Shepherd College
T.D
Shepherd
West Virginia Wesleyan
George Hartland
Leo Eisner
Charles Town
Ben Ellis
Dave Rigot
Sam Taylor
Pat Ruda
Cecil Tillery
Frank Lambert
Ridgeley
Rams
Steve Wilt
Arpers Ferry
Yogi Martin
Dcense
Orioles Ride Rowe Late To Beat Twins 4-3
Baltimore reliever Ken Rowe, acquired last week, worked the ninth for his first AL appearance and earned the win as the Orioles rallied for a 4-3 edge over Minnesota after Don Mincher and Jimmie Hall homered to build a 9-2 lead. Rowe’s 89th game. Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens homered for Baltimore. Kansas City beat Boston 7-6 elsewhere.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Ken Rowe
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Rowe
Los Club
Orioles
Minnesota
Twins
Oriole
Milt Pappas
Don Mincher
Jimmie Hall
Pappas
Hurf
Luis Aparicio
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Chicago
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Dick Green
Bill Bryan
Ed Sharles
John Wyatt
Dick Radatz
Jim Konstanty
Major League Standings Monday Results and Schedule
Baltimore defeated Minnesota 4 to 3 and Kansas City beat Boston 7 to 6. Schedule lists Minnesota at Baltimore Los Angeles at New York Kansas City at Boston Chicago at Detroit Washington at Cleveland with other games noted for Wednesday and postponed or rain delays.
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Associated Press
San Fran
Maiden Race Leads Off Tangled Day of Harness Entries
The card opens with the First Race a $1300 Maiden over 5 furlongs. Shira and Feather Cap headline a field including Ambergene Tiny Cascade Miriams Melody Sorrento Beau Gold Budco Princess Batea Rock Run Lady Setu Salty Dog and others.
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Diavolikis
Charles Anthony
Palmer
Todd
Feather Cap
Esp
Tiny Cascade
Fitzg’d
Cadet Rudolf
Hunt
Wanseer
Espinosa
Miriams Melody
Poly Free
L.reyn
Fitzgerald
Sorrento
Brown
Beau Gold
R’dcap
Ray
Susie Gustines
Budco
Davis
Princess Batea
Cape
Rock Run Lady Gismer
Setu Salty Dog
Karpe
Phillies Win Four-Hiter Short Tops Houston 4 1
The Phillies beat Houston 4 1 to widen their NL lead as Chris Short pitched a four hitter for his 17th win. Johnny Callison had three hits and two RBIs while Richie Allen added a 26th homer. Short and Jim Bunning mark a pitching pair atop Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chris Short
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Short
Jim Bunning
Callison
Richie Allen
Bunning
Aces
Philadelphia
He Bunning
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Eppa Rixey
Allen
Bob Lillis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Bob Veale
Dick Schofield
Pirates
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