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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1965
Page
9
Handley junior varsity led by coach Don Welch used 37 players in a rugged debut against Central Jayway. A 50 yard field goal, multiple TDs and a safety by Tim Haley and Ken Jones boosted Handley as Wesley Thompson ran for 35 and 10 yard scores, while Dennis added a one yard TD.
Martinsburg High School beat Allegany 28 to 7 before 5800 fans. Quarterback Marty Brenner threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score, with Ronnie Lehman and Jerry Minnich as primary receivers.
Entries list for Shenandoah Downs shows Phil Bassi a 193 pound junior quarterback from West Babylon NY wearing jersey No 13 as the No 4 signal caller for Navy at Middies practice alongside a long shuffled slate of horse names and race details including prize money such as 1400 1500 1400 and 1900 in multiple 3YO and up classes with NB suffixes and various jockeys listed in a cluttered publicity page.
The Milwaukee Braves routed the San Francisco Giants 9-1 to snap their 14 game winning run and narrow the Giants lead in the NL. Don Drysdale and Sammy Ellis joined the 20 win club as Dodgers and Reds trailed in the pack.
Andretti, leading the U.S. Auto Club standings, makes his Ferrari debut and says he has a lot to learn. He qualifies for the Sunday Double 500 while preparing for the Hoosier 100 at Indianapolis. Walt Hansgen posts a close lap, with DeMotta and Alderman also fielding Lotus entries.
Luray Bulldogs toppled Stonewall Jackson 34 to 12 in a District 10 game. Mike Campbell and Tommy Campbell led Luray with strong rushing and receiving, including a 56 yard run setup and a 90 yard punt return. Stonewall’s scoring came on a 17 yard pass from Rankin to Whetgel.
In Cumberland Maryland Bell Vocational of Washington DC powered past Fort Hill Sentinels 19 to 0 to push Fort Hill’s skid to six losses in a row. Ted Gill anchored the rushing and Gilbert Smith scored, with Ben Renn passing for 149 yards on 11 of 16.
The Little Rangers of Mosby Academy defeated Berkeley Springs High School 14 to 0 in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Johnnie Tolliver connected with Danny Smith for a first quarter score while Norman Kerns added the extra point. Donnie Sloat interception return for six points and a Norman Kerns extra point made it 14 0 at halftime. The Little Rangers posted 13 first downs to four for the Little Indians and featured strong defense led by Donnie Sloat Harry Will and Bruce Bell. Norman and Raymond Kerns each ran for 60 yards. The team next meets Clarke County Junior Varsity at Bing Crosby Stadium on October 30 at 4 p.m. coached by Colin Dunbar and Allen Geisler.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Bill Faul earned his first win with a three hit shutout against Pittsburgh. Cub Head Coach Lou Klein quipped that if Faul keeps pitching this way he would let him hypnotize him.
Bruce Sacks Mosby Academy. Wayne Litton and John Prado put Bruce ahead with a 3 yard run and 35 yard pass. Dave Imperio added a 39 yard score and finished with 34-6 win as Ken Haines forced two fumbles. Mosby’s Jerry Hickerson returned a kickoff 80 yards for the lone Rangers score.
Musselman of Inwood defeated Harpers Ferry 7-0 last night for their first win of the season after two losses. Wayne McDonald scored on a fourth quarter five yard run with a quick pitchout, Steve Saville added the extra point, and Musselman’s defense intercepted three passes led by Larry Shipe Paul Miller and Eddie Badgett. Ferrians fall to 1-2.
Shenandoah Downs hosts twilight racing at 7 15 p m DST. Warren County visits Handley at 2 p m. Loudoun Valley plays George Mason at 2 p m DST. Waynesboro vs Broadway at 2 p m. Boonesboro at 8S Hagerstown 8 p m DST. James Wood hosts Little League football 6 30 p m Colts vs Eagles. Redskins meet Rams at 8?
The Winchester Golf and Country Club held its annual tennis awards banquet at 7 p.m. Elizabeth Massie won the Women's Singles title while Andy Koman took the Men's Singles. Edith Green and Mabel Lineburg won the Women's doubles with runner-up Sue Hamman and Kathy Perry. Andy Koman and Steve Koman captured the Men's doubles as Vic Arthur Jr. and Kenneth Robinson were runners-up. Kathy Perry and Kenneth Robinson were runners-up in Mixed Doubles with Massie.
The American League shows Minnesota leading with 94 wins and Chicago 85 wins followed by Baltimore Cleveland and New York in pursuit. National League leaders include San Francisco 87 wins and Cincinnati 84 wins with Milwaukee and Los Angeles close behind. Daily results feature Milwaukee routing San Francisco 9 to 1 and Los Angeles edging St. Louis 3 to 2.
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