James Wood and Colonels Roll past Fauquier 27-7
James Wood Navy Colonels beat Fauquier Falcons 27-7 for their 13th straight win. Chuck Marks rushed 106 yards on 18 carries and pair Gary Strosnider to Marks for a 30-yard TD pass highlighted a 228-yard ground game.
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Victory
Fauquier Falcons
Chuck Marks
Gary Strosnider
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Ronnie Clevenger
AlleArea
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Charlie Sutphin
Fauquier
Falcons
Claude Bucher
Colonels
Bucher
Chick Marks
Oliver Jackson
Paul Bowers
Ofc
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John Day
Ricky Edwards
Mike Royal
Tommy Lofton
Area Scores Across Regions Highlight Close Games
Area scores show a mix of tight and decisive results with James Wood 27 over Fauquier 7, Clarke County 27 over Page County 7, Martinsburg 28 over Allegany 7, Harrisonburg 32 over Turner Ashby 0, Fort Defiance 39 over USDB 0, Musselman 7 over Harpers Ferry 0, Bell 19 over Fort Hill 0, Keyser 39 over Ridgely 0, Shepherdstown 20 over Hedgesville 0, Hancock 20 over Berkeley Springs 0, Herndon 19 over Loudoun County 7, Charles Town 27 over Petersburg 0, and Beall of Frostburg 33 over Myersville 0. Other results include Montevideo 14 Strasburg 0, Luray 34 Stonewall Jackson 12, Elkton 32 Central 0, Franklin 14 W Va Deaf 13, Westminister 14 over N. Ha gerstown 7, Hampshire 14 over Moorefield 13, Franklin 14 over W Va Deaf, Terra Alta 7 over Northern Md 12.
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Watson
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Calif and Minnesota Forge 20-20 College Football Tie
In Los Angeles Southern California and Minnesota battled to a 20-20 draw in the opening game of the big weekend. Hankinson scored twice and threw for Minnesota. Garrett ran for two touchdowns for USC and set up another. A late 70-yard march by USC and Winslow’s plunge tied it, but Sherman's extra point was wide.
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Associated Press
Mike Garrett
John Hankeinson
Southern California
Minnesota
Hankinson
Gophers
Los Angeles
Garrett
Trojans
Troy Winslow
Rod Sherman
Browns aim for repeat NFL title as season opens
Cleveland faces the Redskins in a marquee opener while the NFL slate includes Cardinals at Eagles and Colts vs Vikings. The league’s top passer clash pits Johnny Unitas against Fran Tarkenton as both teams seek early momentum after strong exhibition finishes.
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Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikeings
Cleveland
Redskins
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Cardinals
Eagles
Philadelphia
Vikings
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Steelers
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Rams
Lions
Detroit
Chicago Bears
49Ers
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New York Giants
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Buffalo
Denver
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Boston
Houseton
Johnny Unitas
Fran Tarkenton
Stevens' 3 TDs Spark Harrisonburg Past Turner Ashby 32–0
Harrisonburg built a 32 point win over Turner Ashby as Negro backs scored all touchdowns. Sophomore Howard Stevens scampered 73 57 and 32 yards for three scores while Benny Herndon connected on a 57-yard pass and a 32-yard reception. Davis Morton added Harrisonburg's other score on a 25-yard pass from Herndon.
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Harrisonburg
Turner Ashby
Howard Stevens
Stevens
Benny Herndon
Herndon
Davis Morton
Larry Madden
Sonny
Ashby
Clay Patterson title bout set for Las Vegas
Cassius Clay announced his November 22 defense against Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas. The 15 round world title fight was approved by the Nevada Athletic Commission and will be held at the Las Vegas arena.
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Cassius Clay
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Las Vegas
Floyd Patterson
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Muehammad Ali
Nevada Athletic Dome
Clarke Eagles Rout Page Panthers 27-7 in Streak-Building Win
Clarke County Eagles beat Page County Panthers 27-7 to extend their winning streak to three. Ernie Stoneberger and Buckeye Potts spearheaded the ground and aerial attack, with Buddy Alger and Wayne Cain earning Sportsmanship Awards for Page and Clarke respectively.
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Larke County Eagles
Eagles
Jplied Clarke
Panthers
Stoneberger
Page
Carroll Reid
Buddy Alger
Clarke
Wayne Cain
Five Magic Numbers As Twins Close In On Pennant
The Minnesota Twins cut their magic number to five after a 2-1 10 inning loss to Washington, aided by Camil lo Pascual’s 13 strikeouts and five hits allowed. The Orioles also lost, keeping the pennant in reach as White Sox, Tigers, and Royals won their one run games. Dean Chance improved to 14-10, while Ken Hamlin, Don Lock, and Fred Valentine contributed for the Senators.
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Camillo Pascual
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Jim Merritt
Fred Valentine
Ken Hamlin
Don Lock
Rich Rollins
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Dean Chance
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Rick Reichardt
Paul Schaal
Ed Kirkpatrick
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Tom Kelley
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Leon Wagner
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J.C. Martin
Pedro Gonzalez
al Weis
Floyd Robinson
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Jerry Lumpe Smnelled
Norm Cash
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Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Mike Ryan
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Strasburg Rams suffer 14-0 loss to Montevideo
Strasburg High extended a 12 game skid as Montevideo shut them out 14-0. Steve Rossen scored on an 80 yard kickoff return and a 60 yard run, Dale Ramsey rushed 120 yards and Dwight Yates 95 for Strasburg, while Montevideo moved to 1-2 on the season.
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Elkton Dominate Central 32-0 in District Showdown
Elkton Elks rolled past Central Falcons 32-0 for their second straight District 10 win. Jim Eadie scored on a one yard run and later sprinted 74 yards to make it 18-0. Mark Merica opened scoring with an 11 yard rush. Denny Shifflett and Gary Shifflett added short TD runs.
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Elkton Elks
Falcons
Central
Elks
Mark Merica
Elkton
Jim Eadie
The
Denny Shifflett
Gary Shifflett
State Scholastic Scores From Associated Press Summary
Douglas Freeman led with 42 points as Prince George trounced George Wythe 9 0 and J R T Tucker posted 0. Henrico defeated Varina 25 0 while Highland Springs won 6 0 over Thomas Jefferson in a series of high school football showdowns across Virginia and nearby states. The day featured numerous scorelines including Richlands 0 Grundy 39 and Madison 0 to 19 in regional matchups, reflecting a busy slate of scholastic results.
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Buckner Interception Sets Scoring in Gridiron Drive
Larry Buckner intercepted a pass for 30 yards. Jay Dofflemeyer added a good kickoff. Ernie Stoneberger connected with Mickey Tomblin for a 36 yard pass, later Dofflemeyer miss kicked. Danny Longerbeam scored on a 2 yard run with a good extra point. Buddy Alger added a 1 yard TD run with a good kick, and Mickey Tomblin added a 26 yard run with a successful boot by Dofflemeyer.
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Panthers
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Clarke
Jay Dofflemeyer
Mickey Tomblin
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Stoneberger
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