Local talent set for Shepherd freshmen opener in Winchester
James Wood Athletic Club brings college football to Winchester as Shepherd College freshmen face Massanutten. The event features area standouts from Handley James Wood Clarke County and Berkeley Springs with Walter Barr and Mike Jacobs returning as coaching staff. The Massanutten frosh bring speed and size. this game opens their seasons.
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Dave Newlin
James Wood Athletic Club
Winchester
James Wood
Rams
Walter Barr
The
Colonels
Mike Jacobs
Shepherd
Jim Armel
Handley
Marshall Derry
Leon Burns
Clarke County
Mickey Miller
Baby Rams
Miller
Campbell
Mike Sexton
Jim Eubanks
Sexton
Eubanks
Clayton Anders
Charles Town
Eddie Ferris
Berkeley Springs
Wood Sophs Fall to Garfield 14-12 in Key Bout
Donnie Davis sparked Wood with a four yard TD and a 77 yard run as Wood led 12-0. Garfield answered with a 60 yard pass and a 65 yard run to seize a 14-12 victory. Coach Tom Sullivan praised the effort as Wood set dates to face Handley on Sept. 23.
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Eer Ancast
Andu
Hheeset
Garfield
Donnie Davis
Wood
Blue and Gold
Davis
Indians
Colonels
Tom Sullivan
The
Handley
Minnesota Eyes Upset at Nebraska After 20-Game Win Streak
Minnesota seeks first win over Nebraska since 1960 as the 37,000 crowd at Memorial Stadium watches a clash of top teams. Nebraska arrives off a 34-7 win over Oregon while Minnesota routed Indiana 28-0.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Minnesota Gophers
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Minnesota
Bob Devaney
Memorial Stadium
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Neb
Craig Curry
Ernie Cook
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Big Weekend On Virginia College State Football Action
The Associated Press notes a crowded weekend as Hampden Sydney and Virginia State debut under new coaches. Tech and VMI start home games against Wake Forest and Davidson, while Virginia battles Michigan and William and Mary hosts East Carolina in a key Southern Conference night game. Richmond and St Pauls sit idle after losses. Emory and Henry seeks rebound against Newberry. Maryville visits Death Valley.
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The Eye Picks Em With Buckeye Potts
The Eye forecasts a week of high school football results with key matchups across Virginia and nearby states. Notable scores include Loudoun Valley over James Monroe 20 18 and James Wood beating Stafford 36 18, among others, with many uncertain tight finishes and strong defensive showings.
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Shepherdstown
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Applemen
Padres Pulse Dodgers With 4-1 Win In NL West Brawl
San Diego handed Los Angeles a 4-1 defeat as Preston Gomez noted fun returning to the Padres. The loss kept the Dodgers from tying San Francisco, who fell 8-1 to Cincinnati. Pittsburgh rose in the East, beating St. Louis 6-1 as the Pirates extended their lead. Cincinnati’s Ross Grimsley blanked San Francisco, deepening the Giants’ September slide. Luke Walker and Ramon Hernandez combined on a seven-hitter to topple St. Louis, with Hernandez retiring the side in the sixth. Atlanta beat New York as Juan Pizarro drove in the game's only run with a homer. Steve Renko limited Philadelphia to five hits for Montreal.
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Associated Press
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San Diego Padres
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Giants
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
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Cincinnati
Ross Grimsley
Reds
Luke Walker
Ramon Hernandez
Pittsburgh
Cardinal
Jerry Reuss
Hernandez
Walker
Lou Brock
Danny Murtagh
Juan Pizarro
Jets Picked Over Colts. Cards Should Top 'Skins
AP reports the 1971 NFL season may open with upsets as the Jets battle the Colts and the 49ers face the Falcons. The preview lists matchups with predicted winners, key players, and new coaches shaping the opener across 13 games.
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Colts
New York
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
New York Jets
49Ers
Atlanta Falcons
Minnesota Vikings
Detroit Lions
Baltimore
Earl Morrall
Johnny
Joe Namath
al “Woodall
John Riggins
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