Ferrum Dominates Shenandoah 80-6 In Wet Friday Night
Ferrum Junior College, ranked No. 2, crushed Shenandoah College 80-6 on a rainy night. Ferrum surged to a 29-0 first-quarter lead and 49-6 at halftime, with multiple scorers and liberal substitutions. Shenandoah faces Potomac State next at James Wood Stadium on Sept 30.
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Gobblers Grip Tampa 13-3 in Hurricane Doria Tuneup
Virginia Tech Gobblers defeated Tampa University 13 to 3 at Tampa in a hard fought game. Terry Smoot scored a first quarter TD, John Utin added two extra points and field goals, while Tech’s staunch defense held Tampa to minus 28 yards. Ed Barker and Ed Kincaid split QB duties as Tech survived nine squandered scoring chances.
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Duke Tops Deacons as Wolfpack Edge UNC in ACC
Wake Forest suffers a dislocated wrist injury to linebacker Carlyle Pate and will miss about two weeks. NC State wins 13 7 over North Carolina. Duke crushes Wake Forest 31 13 as Duke’s Rosenfield and Calabrese score and Woodall Huttons contribute.
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Area scores and track results from Virginia and Maryland
Area high school football and college scores listed for Handley Beall Ferrum Shenandoah Waynesboro Broadway Tech East Carolina William and Mary Randolph-Macon Academy Collegiate Musselman Harpers Ferry S. Hagerstown Brooklyn Park Thomas Johnson Glenelg Shepherdstown WMI Davidson West Virginia Emory and Henry Marietta plus a note that former Michigan State swimmer Pete Williams won the 400 meter individual medley in 4 50 8 at the 1967 National AAU outdoor championships.
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College Football Results Across Regions
East Boston University 20 Bucknell 16 North Carolina State 13 North Carolina 7 Virginia Military 46 Davidson 21 Guilford 35 Washington and Lee 0 South Carolina 34 Iowa State Duke 31 Wake Forest 13 Southern Mississippi 10 The Citadel 7 Furman 15 Mississippi College 6 Oklahoma State 0 Colorado 27 Baylor 7 Montana 19 North Dakota 14 Ohio University 20 Toledo 14 North Dakota 41 Omaha 33 Southwest Southern Methodist 20 Texas A&M 17 West Texas State 35 Montana State 26 New Mexico 24 Idaho State 3 California 21 Oregon 13 Nebraska 17 Washington 7 UCLA 20 Tennessee 16 Wyoming 36 Arizona 17 Oregon State 13 Stanford 7 Pacific 42 Idaho 6
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George Mason and Loudoun Valley Fight to 0 0 Tie
George Mason and Loudoun Valley battled to a 0-0 draw in a Northwestern League clash at Falls Church. Valley Threatened twice approaching Mason’s 10 yard line but were repelled each time. It was Mason’s 1967 debut under coach Joe Crain while coach Boots Leonard’s Vikings open 1 0 1.
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Valley and NFL Standings Summary
Football standings show teams across divisions with win loss records and percentages. Notable figures include Dallas Philadelphia Washington New Orleans and Green Bay with mixed results. Sunday results list Washington over Cleveland and New York over St Louis while San Francisco beat Minnesota.
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Area Sports Schedule and Events This Week
A dense list of local sports events and times across multiple leagues. Includes horse racing at Charles Town, Little League football pairings, jayvee and junior high matchups, stock car racing at Winchester, and numerous high school football games scheduled for evenings at venues like Handley Bowl Loudoun Valley and Charles Town.
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East Carolina Routs William and Mary to Boost SoCon Hope
East Carolina, led by substitute spark in a 27-7 win at Cary Field, upset William and Mary as Butch Colson rushed 130 yards and Neal Hughes scored the final TD. West Virginia defense held Richmond 27-6 as ECU and WVU strengthen Southern Conference title bids.
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UCLA Nips Vols in 20-16 Thriller
UCLA defeats Tennessee 20 to 16 as Gary Beban scores two touchdowns including a 27 yard run late in the fourth. Gregg Jones rushes 16 times for 135 yards and earns the game’s outstanding player honors.
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