Redskins Open 1971 Campaign in St Louis Debut for Allen
Washington Redskins head coach George Allen begins the 1971 NFL season with a road opener at St Louis against the Cardinals. Bob Holliday debuts as Cardinals head coach. Kilmer starts at QB after Jurgensen injury. 16 new faces join the Redskins for the 40-man squad.
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Redskins
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Sonny Jurgensen
Bill Klimer
Sonny
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Mike Bragg
Curt Knight
Major League standings and race results mixed in Charles Town item
American League East standings show Baltimore Chicago California and Kansas City in tight races with Oakland leading the West. Friday results include Boston beating Washington and Detroit defeating Baltimore. Minor thoroughbred race at Charles Town lists thirteen entries with weights and odds for the Sixth Race.
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New York
Wash
Cleve
Oakland
Kan. City
Chicago
Calif
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Milwaukee
Washington
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Bahnsen
Palmer
Lolich
Bradley
Fitzmorris
Kaat
Brett
Gogolewski
Hunter
Slaton
Califor
Rams Roll to Second Straight Win 38-6
The Strasburg Rams dominated Stonewall with 402 total yards to 89, led by Gene McDonald with 219 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Steve Stover added 119 yards and a score, as Strasburg built a 30-0 lead before sealing the 38-6 victory. Stonewall scored late on a Smoot to Miller pass.
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Strasburg
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Stonewall
Gene McDonald
Steve Stover
McDonald
Stover
Agin McDonald
Larry Smoot
Teri Miller
Stonewall Stuns Favored Albemarle 13-7
In Manassas Stonewall Jackson upset Albemarle 13 to 7. Greg Chambers recovered a loose ball for a Raiders score, Brandy Dodson added the conversion, and Bill Bailey found Allen Kite for a 26 yard TD pass. Tom Keener sealed the win with a one yard run.
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Stonewall Jackson
Commonwealth
Albemarle
Raiders
Patriots
Greg Chambers
Brandy Dodson
Bill Bailey
Allen Kite
Gary Morris
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Bailey
Kite
Morris
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Hedgesville Dominates Hancock 28-0 In West Virginia
Hedgesville delivered a aerial offensive night totaling 114 passing yards to Hancock's 12 in a 28-0 win. Horst opened scoring with a 10 yard rush, Kershner added a second, Wasson connected on a 10 yard pass, and another 40 yard pass sealed the victory.
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Hancock
Horst
Kershner
Wasson
Lane Shades Vikes In Commonwealth Thriller
Lane earned a 17-13 win over Woodbridge at Charlottesville to move to 3-0 in the Commonwealth District standings this season
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Charlottesville
Lane
Woodbridge
James Monroe Routs Loudoun Valley in 40-13 Victory
James Monroe hammered Loudoun Valley 40 to 13 as Dodson passed and Johnson Beckwith and Truslow ran for the Jackets. T T Johnson opened scoring with a 20 yard pass from Dodson while Jim Coleman tallied for Loudoun Valley before Monroe pulled away in the second half.
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James Monroe
Loudoun Valley
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Dodson
Johnson
Beckwith
Truslow
T.T. Johnson
Jackets
K. Cunningham
T.D
Vikings
Jim Coleman
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Valley
Coleman
Cox
Senators Fate Still Uncertain Move or Stay
Washington owner Bob Short appeared poised to move the Senators to Dallas Fort Worth but publicly reversed course and said he may not seek relocation or baseball work by Tuesday. American League owners were set to vote in Boston on Short's plan with nine of 12 votes needed, including his own, to move to Arlington Texas.
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Tex
Luray Delivers Shutout Loss to Central Falcons
Luray shades Central 14 0 in a hard fought game as the Bulldogs gain 156 yards to the Falcons 154. Frances Billings scores on a one yard run at halftime and Stuart Yowell seals victory with a three yard TD run and a good extra point.
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Luray
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Bulldogs
Falcons
Frances Billings
Stuart Yowell
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Charles Town 7:15 p.m. horse racing and high school football slate
Saturday sports schedule lists Charles Town horse racing at 7 15 p m and high school games at 2 p m including Frederick at Broad Run O Connell versus George Mason at W L Virginia college football features Virginia at Michigan Wake Forest at Va Tech Davidson at VMI N C State at Maryland Marsh Hill at Catawba William and Mary at East Carolina Guilford at Emory and Henry Maryville at Hampden Sydney W V Tech at Bridgewater Harpers Ferry at Berkeley Springs Glenville at Shepherd South Hagerstown at Allegany kickoff times span 8 p m and 2 p m across venues.
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Berkeley Springs
Glenville
Shepherd
South Hagerstown
Allegany
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