Handley and James Wood win in high school action
Handley Attorneys overwhelms Charles Town 43 6 as Wim Lyons scores four times and Partlow adds two plunges. Handley defense picks off passes and blocks kicks. James Wood Privates top Warren County 26 0 with Joe Cooper and Stu Sencey scoring. Rusty Jones suffers season ending leg injury. Former NHL star Murray Armstrong coaches Denver hockey team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Attorneys
Charles Town Panthers
Little Judges
Wim Lyons
James Wood Privates
Handley
Warren County Wildcats
James Wood
National Hockey League
Murray Armstrong
University of Denver
John Rollins
Buckhannon
W. Va
West Virginia
Mat Volkovic
Pennsylvania
Zopp
Larry Rossello
Bridgeton
N.J
Rossello
Shenco
Brooker Named Punt Pass and Kick Competition Director
James D. Brooker, a Winchester resident and University of Richmond graduate, named Competition Director for the local Punt Pass and Kick event. He will coordinate all arrangements for 8 to 13 year olds, with the Winchester event planned for early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooker
James DB
Crawford & Company
Winchester
Larry M. Pitzer
Lamar Sloan Ford
Winchester Jaycees
University of Richmond
Pi Kapp Alpha
Society For Advancement of Management
Shenandoah Valley Claims Association
Richards Ave
Lane Faces Uphill Battle To End Lane 50-Game Streak
Highland Springs clashes with Lane in Charlottesville as four veteran defensive backs try to slow All-Group I-A quarterback Mike Cubbage who piloted Lane to a 26-0 win over J. R. Tucker. Hermitage and Douglas Freeman also meet Thomas Jefferson and George Wythe in Capital District action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Highland Springs
Black Knights
Capital District
Charlottesville
Mike Cubbage
J. R. Tucker
Lane
Hermitage
Thomas Jefferson
Douglas Freeman
George Wythe
FCA Boys Lead Program Preview At Shenandoah Chapter Meet
Wilt and 12 Handley area boys who attended the National FCA Conference will be featured at the Shenandoah Area Chapter annual meeting at the War Memorial Building on Monday at 7 30 p m. The program includes two short films Youths Finest Hour and Oregon Summer Conference and the election of one third of the Council of 12 for 1967 68. The session is open to the public and Fathers are invited to bring sons. The chapter has 60 members and an Area Youth Rally is planned for October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Wilt
Handley
FCA
Allen Rogers
John Moser
Chetty Spielman
Jim Brown
Mark McHale
Jay Copp
Doug Nichols
Don Ratliff
Mike McLaughlin
Bob Setzer
Marshall Boyd
Davey Moore
Shenandoah Area
War Memorial Building
Oregon
Handley Hosts Beall in Frostburg Opener on Judges Bowl
Handley High meets Beall High of Frostburg in the 2 p.m. home opener for the Judges at the Handley Bowl. Shenandoah College travels to Staunton for an 8 p.m. game with Ferrum Junior College as part of a big Saturday football slate in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Beall High
Frostburg
Istrow
Doug Jackson
Bob Lipscomb
Mike McLaughlin
Handley Tomorrow
Shenandoah College
Staunton
Ferrum Junior College
Mounties
Mike Calhoun
Beals
Jerry Calhoun
Ron Rice
Beall
Bruce Lemmert
Granville Zopp
Hornets
Bowling league scores and high series at Northside Lanes
Tenpin results show high team game by Anderson Sheet Metal at 1011 and high team series 2794. Multiple squads including Hams Juicers Cream & Sugar and others posted matches with individual scores from players like Norma Hockman Louise Branner and Bob Gladden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gray
Diane Locke
Virginia LaDane
Norma Hockman
Anderson
Northside Lanes
Earl Sealock
Triangle Texaco
Robert Cather
Trying Five
Bob Baker
Aikens Construction
Elwood Willis
Anderson Sheet Metal
George Garver
Zuckermans
Jack Bailey
Bell Clothes
Tom West
Broadstaters
Buddy Williams
Gray & Eddy
Bud Flaherty
M Co
Gil Ellerby
Schrafft’s Food
Jim Newlin
Mary Carter Paints
Nacie Dorsey
Bell
Winchester Billiards
Northside Lanes Hams
Anderson Sheet Juicers
Gray & Eddy Jelly & Jammers
McO, Zuckerman’s
Quality Cleaners
Triangle
Texaco Broadstaters
Doyle Snyder
Northside Lions Truckers
F.W
Shockey
Hemingway
Pat’s
Ashworth Lamar Sloan Shen
Gas
Aresol
V.F.W
Miller
Snyder’s
Doyle
Hokies Open Season Against Tampa in Spring Clash
Virginia Tech led by Gene Fisher and Dickie Longerbeam visits Tampa University for a season opener. Fisher is a three year starter and punter. Longerbeam starts his second season after missing 1966 with a neck injury. Tech is 8-1-1 last season, with losses to Tulane and Miami in the Liberty Bowl. Tampa State returns 30 lettermen, 17 starters, as Ed Nizwantowski anchors backfield after injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Blacksburg Crew
Longerbeam
Dickie
Tue
Tech
Tulelane
Miami
Fla
Spartan
Tampa
Jesse Kaye
Ed Nizwantowski
Spartans
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Rum Junior College
Carl Fox
John Creager
C. Fountain
Bobby Leazer
William Hamilton
R.O. Deavers
Jim Hamilton
Wood
Jayvees
Jim Laise, JR
Star Sports
Jerry Partlow
Flash
Armel
Glenn Moore
Tom Dixon
Henry St. Denis
Spaid
Jerry Lyons
Inter
Dixon
St. Denis
Charles Town
B. Randy
Stu Senceny
Joe Cooper
Blue & Gold
Hugh Pitcock
Don Barton
Gary Helmick
Wildcat
Rusty Jones
Privates
Stu Sencey
Warren
C.T.H
James D, Brooker
Washington, D.C
Florida
Mom
Dad
NFL Stars
Valley Ave
OLT
Bucheimer and
Bucheimer - Clark
Colt Scouts
S.L.L.R
Rogers Smith & Wesson Browning
Harrington & Richardson
Astras
Berettas
Hopkins & Allen
Navy Arms
Wishing Well
North Front Royal
Sdith Winchester
Wilt
Imason
Dick Warrenfeltz
Erwin Turner
Marvel Isanogle
Doug Bailey
Hagerstown
U.S. 40
George Dunn
Gary Chrisman
Bob Scully
Chip Spurling
Keith Kaval
Jim Rhodes
Billy Cowley
Star
Fauquier
Clarke
Albemarle
Clarke County
Albemarle High
Strasburg
Luray
Prince Edoward
Mosby
Warren County
Page County
Allegany
Martinsburg
Central
Montevideo
East Carolina
William and Mary
Davidson
VMI
Chuck Marks
Virginia Tech
Petersburg
Big Mountaineers
Bob Passarell
Jim Loach
Warren Williams
Gary Jenkins
Steve Goldsmith
Shence
Herndon High
Fox
Deavers
Pat McDonnell
Mike DePaul
Pernnsylvania
John Purvis
Bot Ward
D.C
Dennis Peterson
Pittsburgh
Wayne Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Breakfast League
Lucky Strike League
Dot Brown
Nancy Edwards
Isabelle McArtor
Louise Branner
Shenandoah Handicap League
C. Schwartz
Shockeys
B. Tilling
R. Cooper
Miller’s Drug Store
B. Allen
M. Lowery
Shen
Al’s
S. Culbert
Truckers
P. Ramey
J. Carper
Crown
K. Rinker
W.F.W
R. Smallwood
Lamar Sloan
L. Gordon
Floor Shop
B. McBridge
F. Burleson
R. Lamp
Cathers
R. Cather
Clarke Lions
E. Joyce
Ashworth’s
S. Erickson
Gold
B. Purtlebaugh
P. Dick
Va. Aresol
D. Spaid
Snyder
B. Locke
Winchester Billiard Center
Bob Gladden
Maurice Johnson
Midway League
Rolling Rocks
Rod Forsythe
Alley Oops
Emily Singhas
Strikers
J, Ivey
Buckley Lages
D. ‘Allen
Pin Busters
Doug Walker
Argenbright Shoes
Jo Votel
Bandits
Sonny Poston
Don Moore
Mountain Dew
Fred Hazelette
Jerry Shrewsberry
Quik Shop
Mark San Julian
Daisy & Reds
Robert Shelly
Hugo Ackenbow
F & M Bank
Robert Baker
Bill Webber
John McCleary
7 Bandits
Donut Diner
Rolling Rocks Strikers
Daisy & Reds Alley Oops
Argenbri
Ts Shoe
St. Buckley & Lages
Road Runners
Hokies
Tampa University
Gene Fisher
Dickie Longerbeam
Apple Capital
Jerry Claiborne
Peitt
Quinella
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