Touchdown Clash Sees Arthur and Sloan Ford Tie
J W Arthur and Sloan Ford battled to a 14 point halftime lead duel. Arthur connected on a 35 yard pass for a TD and a 12 0 edge as Stryker and Adams added points. Weidenkopf produced a two point conversion for Sloan Ford while Crabill returned a 55 yard interception for a payoff.
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al Stryker
Bunny’ Benham
Arthur
Stryker
Arthur T.D
Weidenkopf
Mustangs
Alert Sloan
Star
Som
Newspaper Gang
Danny Crabill
Henry Hortenstine
Charlie Swartz
Larry Boppe
Bill Edmonds
J.W. Arthur
Mike Ford
Lamar Sloan Ford
Sloan
Bob
Evening Star
C & S Bank
William and Mary Opens Saturday Against East Carolina
William and Mary kicks off at Cary Field with a renovated stadium and hopes for improvement. Coach Marv Levy doubts early ladder of the Southern Conference as East Carolina visits for the season opener, with quarterbacking and kicking strength emphasized by Darragh and Madden.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary’s
Cary Field
Les Hooker
W&m
Marv Levy
Hooker
Indians
East Carolina
West Virginia
WVU
East Caro ‘Mina
Southern
Levy
Dan Darragh
Mike Madden
Ewing Elected TD Club President at James Wood
Lewis Ewing former James Wood multi sport athlete is named President of the James Wood Touchdown Club at the annual Football Preview Meeting. Other officers include John Moser as Vice President and Bill Madigan as Secretary Treasurer with a board of directors listed. Ewing outlines plans to boost membership and sponsor a college game while noting past TD Club projects and community ties.
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Lewis Ewing
James Wood
James Wood Touchdown Club
Ewing
Colonels
TD Club
John Moser
Bill Madigan
Harey Patterson
Owen Shull
Curtis Frey
Arthur Jolliffe
Jim Bromley
Jack Fretwell
Jim Hockman
Stan Lee
Dave Headley
Tom Brumback
Luther Dorsey
Dorsey
James 'Wood
Handley’s
Handley
Mary Jane Webber
Mike 8
Karen G
Randolph Macon College
Shepherd Will
Lewis
The
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Stephenson Church
Dodgers Rally From Big First Inning To Beat Pirates 5 3
Dodgers hold off Pirates 5 3 as Don Drysdale fishes for a complete game, and Phil Regan seals the win with the final out. Ron Fairly, Jim Lefebvre and Lou Johnson drive early offense while Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell threaten late.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Don Drysdale
Bucs
Dodger Stadium
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Phil Regan
Ron Fairly
Phoebus Shuts Out California in MLB Debut Mound Work
In his first major league start Tom Phoebus of Baltimore pitched a four hitter and struck out eight to power the Orioles to a 2-0 win over California. Tito Fuentes of the Giants hit two homers as San Francisco routed the Mets 10-4.
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Giants
New York
Tito Fuentes
Jim Hart
Bob Bolin
Fuentes
Bob Shaw
Hart
Associated Press
Tom Phoebus
Orioles
Baltimore
California
San Francisco
New York Mets
Shenco Opens Season Tomorrow at Ferrum
Shenandoah College travels to Ferrum Junior College in Rocky Mount North Carolina for a 2 p.m. kickoff as new coach Wallace Elliott debuts the Hornets facing the defending National Junior College Champion. Key newcomers include Larry Potts Wayne Cain and Ernest Turner with senior Bobby Orndorff guiding the backfield.
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Shenco
Ferrum
Shenandoah College
Ferrum Junior College
Rocky Mount
N.C
Hornets
Wallace Elliott
Rec Brown
Mendle Zickefoose
Larry Potts
Wayne Cain
Ernest Turner
Bobby Orndorff
Orndorff
James Wood
Handley Jayvees debut routs Central 37 to 0 in 1966
Handley junior varsity, led by coach Don Welch, defeated Central 37 to 0 at Woodstock. Bobby Printz sprinted 85 and 55 yards on kickoff and punt returns, with Monte Hinkle and Whit Whitham also scoring and key blocks from Dennis Buracker. Handley heads to home game against Herndon next Thursday.
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Woodstock
Handley
Central
Don Welch
Bobby Printz
Printz
Dennis Buracker
Monte Hinkle
Birds Sweep Angels Twice as Orioles Stay Hot
The Orioles swept California 2-0 and 4-3 to cut their magic number to seven. Rookie Tom Phoebus pitched a four hit shutout in the opener, and Charley Lau delivered a ninth inning pinch single in the nightcap. Orioles own woes aside, other AL action saw Cleveland fall 1-0 in 11 to Kansas City, and Detroit rally for an 8-5 win over Minnesota on Jim Northrup’s grand slam.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Bauer
Orioles
California
Tom Phoebus
Rochester
Charley Lau
Oriole
Sonny Siebert
Cleveland
Kansas City
Wes Stock
Athletics
Indians
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Detroit
Jim Northrup
Tigers
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Washington
Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
Senators
Carl Yastrzemski
Johnny Gram Leads Hagerstown Modified Title Chase
Johnny Gram of Altoona tops the Hagerstown Speedway modified point standings with a 235 point lead over Jackie Deniston after a second place finish and late-season reshuffles. Ray Dover’s blown motor and Denniston’s transmission woes aided Gram as Hub City 100 and other races loom with over $3500 in point money to be split among top finishers.
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Hagerstown
Johnny Gram
Altoona
Jackie Deniston
Gram
Ray Dover
Jackie Denniston
AC Teast
Casper Tops Portland Open Field in Early Lead
Billy Casper shot a five under par 67 to share the early lead at the Portland Open with three others. He already leads the tour money list with 107705 and predicted more 67 scores could win as the second round began at Columbia Edgewater Country Club.
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Portland
Ore
Caseper
Casper
Columbia Edgewater Country Club
Northside League Bowling Standings and High Scores
Northside Bowling results dated 1966 show team wins and losses for S and H White Castle, Fender Sales, Montgomery Wards, Tastee Freeze, Plumly Plum Liner, Southern States, Crown Cork and Seal, Trip's Auto Sales, Smitty's Construction and Zuckerman Co. High games include S H White Castle 955 and team series 2697. Individual scores feature Charles Williams 169-447 Emmett Scothorn 177-497 and others such as Grewerd Ellis 203-521 Carroll Bri 243-567 Harold Dawson 234-589 among listed players.
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White Castle
Fender Sales
Montgomery Wards
Tastee Freeze
Southern States
Crown Cork &Seal
Trip’s
Charles Williams
Emmett Scothorn
Smitty’s Construction
Tastee-Freez
Carrol Bri
Bill Miller
Plumly Lumber Co
Trip’s Auto Sales
Harold Dawson
Ralph Linaburg
Bowling Results From Sept 15 1966 Show Testy Scores
Results of bowling on September 15 1966 listing teams and match results. Winchester Mobile Homes led with high game 849 and high series 2961. Individual scores include Ann Drummond 479 and Mary Hodgson 475 with others like Lorraine Seilock 537 and Emily Thomas 525.
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Mobile Homes
C & S Bank
Dale’s
Coca Cola
Burger Chef
Ann Drummond
Jenny Ritenour
Green Chemical Co
Mary Hodgson
Pat Taylor
Winchester Mobile Homes
Good Intentions
Lorraine Sealock
Emily Thomas
Snow White Grill
Francis Morrison
Chareles H. Jones
Mason Realty & Ins
Nannie Grimes
Audrey Gladden
Davidson Rides 3 Winners at Shenandoah Downs
Jockey Jesse Davidson rode three straight winners to close the gap on leaders Michael O'Rourke and Dean Johnston Jr. The trio on Pipsico More Water and La Anne C plus a 508.80 twin double yielded a 3-3-3-5 payoff as threes dominated the Thursday program.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jesse Davidson
Shenandoah Downs
Michael O'Rourke
Dean Johnston
O’rourke
Johnston
Davidson
Pipsico
More Water
la Anne C
Rodney Peters
Cabinett
Carl Gambardella
Happy Mick
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Sloan Win Touch
Cookie Adams
Donnie Unger
Adams
Chinese Bandits
Fordmen
Jimmy Goode
Seaon
C & § Bank
Sloan Ford
Junior Carter
Kenny Ashby
Graham Nelson
Linden Hawkins
Cubby Breeden
Terry Plank
Sloan l
V. Arthur
Phil Olinger
C & 8 Bank
Olinger
Tommy Kremer
Winchester Evening Star
William and Mary
E.carolina
Darragh
Madden
Donnie McGuire
Worthington
Orville C. Wine
Loudoun St
Winchester
Mueller
Jim Casey
Woodmen
Baltimore Colts
James Wood T.D
Vern Law
Billy O’dell
Drysdale
Bob Bailey
Clemente
Stargell
Regan
Donn Clendenon
Chicago
Atlanta
Braves
Boston
Dick Schofield
Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Law
Willie Davis
Fairly
Jim Lefebvre
Lou Johnson
Pirate
O’dell
John Rosebore
Gene Alley
Wes Parker
Bailey
Parker
Johnson
O’ Dell
Rae BY
Fast & Furious
Tadie
Maryland
Russ Potts
Star Sports
Tim Hutchinson
Turner
Elwood Bressler
Shence
Bob Hummer
R. O. Deavers
Pat McDonnell
Dennis Baughan
Dwain Hicks
Wayne Carbaugh
Dick Bell
Carbaugh
McDonnell
Bell
Lee High
Staunton
Mickey Tomblin
Potts
Bobby Leazer
Fawquier High
Jim Loach
Cain
Hutchinson
Bird
Guy Culbert
Deavers
Elliott
Randolph- Macon College
U.S. Navy
Sixth Fleet
University of Virginia
St. Christopher’s of
Roanoke
Northside
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Milt Drewer
Shenandoah
Handley Jayvees
Romo
Hinkle
Whit Whitham
Monte
Whitham
Welsh
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Angels
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Fenway Park
Eddie Stanky
Brooks Robinson
Curt Blefary
Phoebus
Dean Chance
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Lau
Sam Bowens
Bert Campaneris
Siebert
A’s
Earl Battey
Norm Cash
Twins
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Northrup
Horton
Dick McAuliffe
Grum
Deniston
Dovel
Irvin
King
Don Davis
Gerald Chamberlain
Hal F Browning
Chuck Branenon
Earl Moran
Elemer Ruby
Mert Stine
Red Nininger
Ray Tilley
Frank Constantine
Shorty Bowers
Dick Warrenfeltz
Bowers
Warrenfeltz
Ray Fanning
Bunky Fuller
John Ebersole
Bob Gray
Frank Lum
Langehorne
Northside Handicap
Crown Cork & Seal
Montgomery Ward
Grewerd Ellis
Jack Thompson
Fender Musical Instruments
Grace Taylor
Lathen Williams
Clifford Brooks
Jerry Goodman
Lady Brunswick
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