Handley Hosts Osbourn as Homecoming Honor Rolls In
Handley judges enter Homecoming on the hill tomorrow facing Osbourn Yellow Jackets after a 27 6 win over Martinsburg and a 41 7 victory vs Stonewall of Manassas. Star players Gaither Lyons Partlow and Dixon pace Handley while Osbourn eyes a potential upset led by Pat McAndrew.
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Handley Cross Country Opens Season At Stonewall
Northwestern District and state champion Handley cross country opens its season on the road at Stonewall of Manassas. Headline runner Gene Shultz returns after Gene Tulou moved away. Coach Baxter Berryhill praises the young squad with several freshmen and sophomores joining the team and predicts a surprising season.
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Sound Thinking Favored In Tri-State Futurity At Charles Town
Thirteen two year olds race for 50000 at Shenandoah Downs with Sound Thinking the likely favorite. Alfred Vanderbilt's colt carries 122 pounds with Jesse Davidson aboard from post five. Opponents include Maleeny ridden by Troy Roberts and Frosty Airs with jockey F W Kratz. The $52175 purse pays 39075 to the winner. other runners include Bonnie Lanvin and Jovial Story among the 16 entries.
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High School Gridiron Scores On Homecoming Night
The eye picks outcomes for several games on homecoming weekend. Handley defeats Osbourne, Berkeley Springs tops Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg shuts out North Hagerstown, Randolph Macon edges Millersville, Rice beats Virginia Military, West Virginia defeats Richmond, Alabama over Virginia Tech remains competitive. Overall record stands 22-16 with a .606 win percentage.
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Winchester Speedway hosts final Hare points race and press race
This week at Winchester Speedway Hare drivers race a twin 15 lap final with 10 lap heats for triple points and a trophy while Late Models run a 30 lap feature with heats. The first annual Winchester Speedway Press Race features sports casters racing in 10 laps with a top three trophy payout.
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Aylor Ninth Upsets Gar-Field 22-0 In Gridiron Roar
Aylor Ninth grade squad trampled Gar-Field 22-0 with Mark Barnett on a 53 yard sweep for the opening TD. Scott Garber added a two point run and a second score. Tom Miller and Gene Jenkins contributed later points as penalties cost Ayler two TDs. Loudoun Valley freshmen beat Handley 28-15 with all TDs via passes.
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Bosman Blanks Orioles as Senators Clinch East Title
Dick Bosman limited Baltimore to five hits, earning his 16th win this season as the Senators shut out the Orioles 2-0. Bob Watson hit a grand slam for Houston in a 10-5 win over Los Angeles, sealing Dodgers elimination and crowning Cincinnati in the NL West.
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Toronto Plays St Louis to Four Four Tie in Exhibition
Ottawa AP report states Toronto scored twice while short handed as the teams battled to a 4-4 tie in the first NHL exhibition game of the season against St Louis Thursday night.
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Major League Standings Reported by Associated Press
The American League East lead by Baltimore with 96 wins while New York 83 and Boston 77. West sees Minnesota 69 with Oakland 82 and California 79. National League standings show Pittsburgh 79 and New York 78 atop, with Philadelphia 67 and Montreal 66 trailing. Schedule notes include results from Thursday and upcoming games through Sunday.
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