Perrum Panthers Shatter Shenandoah 34 6 in Debut
Perrum Panthers open 1986 campaign with a 34 6 victory over Shenandoah. Ferrum jumped to a 27 point first half lead behind rushing from Dale Ruck and Schubert. Lou Santospago scored on a fumble recovery and Gary Swats 77 yard run capped Ferrum’s onslaught.
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Panthers
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Shence
Lou Santospago
Gary Swats
Ferruri
Schubert
Hornets
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Racing and Football
Tonight Shenandoah Downs hosts horse racing at 7 15 p m with more events through midweek. High school football slotting features George Mason at James Wood and Fauquier at Clarke County with Shrine Game noted. Pro and college games include Washington at Pittsburgh and Wake Forest at Maryland with several Saturday showdowns across Virginia and nearby towns.
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Frederick
James Wood
Warren County
Herndon
Handley
Winchester Speedway
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Musselman
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Strasburg
Page County
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Mosby
Rock Hill
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Charles Town
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Turner Ashby
Luray
Broadway
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah College
Bridgewater Fresh
Staunton
Shepherd
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Wake Forest
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Virginia
Clemson
William and Mary
West Virginia
VMI
Georgia
Roanoke
Richmond
Citadel
George Washington
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VMI Edges Villanova In Thriller In Openers Thriller
VMI Keydets beat Villanova 14 13 as Ragazzo ran and threw key plays. WVU, The Citadel, and Richmond lost while Davidson beat George Washington 13 9. Furman routed Parsons 20 6. Davidson and W and M played to a 7 7 draw.
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Allegany Topples Martinsburg in Narrow 7-6 Finish
In Cumberland Maryland Allegany High beat Martinsburg 7-6 in a tight CVAC game. The Campers led 7-0 after Bob Sell’s 21 yard run and Tom Beyer’s kick, Martinsburg closed to 7-6 on a Tripp Smith pass to Scott Jackson but failed on a late kick after Mel Lewis dropped the snap.
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Scott Jackson
Jim Armentrout
Mel Lewis
Armentrout
Handley
Hampshire
Fairmont State Crushes Shepherd in Civitan Bowl
In Martinsburg West Virginia Fairmont State College routed Shepherd 45 to 7 at Cobourn Field. Larry Blackstone the 190 pound junior fullback scored the first three Fairmont touchdowns with runs of two two and seven yards. Bobby Denton added Shepherd's lone score on an 80 yard interception return. It was the debut for both teams as Shepherd travels to Hampden Sydney next for Mason Dixon Conference play.
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Cowboys crush Giants as Meredith shines in NFL opener
Don Meredith threw five touchdowns and 358 yards as the Dallas Cowboys routed the New York Giants 52-7 in the NFL opener. Bob Hayes and Dan Reeves powered the attack with big receptions while Johnny Unitas helped Baltimore rally late but fell short against Minnesota.
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PIN High Team Game Leaders and Weekend Bowling Standings
Race of results lists 4 Tuffs leading in high team game 773 and Nut House Four top in team series 2234 with Becky Cornwell 178 and Herschel Jones 177. Other matchups include Unholy Four Sprites Night Riders Lame Ducks Wise Guys & Gals 4 0 and 4 Coachmen Crusaders Nut House Hopeless Double J's Feds tigglers Millers Pretenders Moonshiners Foxes Go-Go's Shorthorns Lopez's El Gottos. Separate notes show Jerry's Five posting 900 high team game and 2563 high team series while Virginia Gentlemen split 1 3 with Jerry's Five and Old Timers 1 Ritter's Variety Store 3.
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Aces Foxes Unholy
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