Handley-Warren County Renew Classic In Handley Bowl
Unbeaten Handley meets 1 loss Warren County in a storied rivalry game Saturday afternoon. Coach Ron Rice praises his defense after a Beall win and notes Warren County will be fired up for the showdown. The series stands Handley 17 wins to 6 with one tie.
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Warren County
Ron Rice
Handley Two
Rice
Beall
Davey Moore
Doug Toan
Handley
James Wood
Walter Barr
Colonels
Fauquier
Wildcats
Warren
Hilltoppers
Front Royal
Clarke County Star Dave Alexander Injury Update
Clarke County High School athlete Dave Alexander sustains a back injury in Friday’s CCHS Albemarle game in Charlottesville but is reported to be in good condition and expected to play Friday in Warrenton against Fauquier. Eagles open Northwestern League play on the road for a third consecutive away game before a home date with Loudoun County on Sept 30.
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Dave Alexander
Clarke County High School
CCHS
Chuck Marks Delivers First Varsity Score for VMI
Chuck Marks, a former James Wood standout, scored on a two yard run in his first varsity start for VMI. The 220 pound fullback had three carries for nine yards in the debut as VMI rushed for 277 and passed for 269 in a win over a Wildcats team led by QB Charlie Bishop. VMI prepares to face West Virginia in Morgantown with Garrett Ford as an opposing big back.
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Chuck Marks
James Wood
VMI
Keyington
Chuck
Big Chuck
Garrett Ford
Keydets
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Wildcats
Charlie Bishop
Shenandoah Downs Plans Full Weatherisation for Fall Meeting
Shenandoah Downs will enclose the paddock and glass in the circular area between the grandstand and clubhouse as part of weatherisation for the fall meeting. The night program runs 72 races from Sept 23 to Dec 16 with a 7 15 post time and will be the latest closing in nine years. The 3800 seat grandstand has been glassed for 1962, the clubhouse since 1959, and panels will be installed for warm weather racing.
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Shenandoah Downs
Robert G. Leavitt
Shenandoah
Leavitt
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Tuesday to Saturday
Local sports calendar lists horse racing at Charles Town and multiple football games across junior high to high school levels. Notable matchups include Redskins vs Eagles at Handley Bowl, Warren County at Handley Saturday, and Martinsburg hosting Fort Hill in college style events.
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Charles Town
Redskins
Eagles
Winchester Speedway
Clarke County
Fauquier
Warren County
Handley
James Wood
George Mason
Martinsburg
Fort Hill
Hedgesville
Hancock
Waynesboro
Delone Catholic
William and Mary
Virginia Tech
Hampden-Sydney
Shepherd
VMI
West Virginia
Virginia
Army
Bridgewater
W. Va
Cardinals Clinch National Pennant
The St. Louis Cardinals clinched the National League pennant with a 5-1 win over Philadelphia as Bob Gibson struck out three while enduring a broken leg loss, and Cepeda led the offense with 108 RBIs and a .330 average. The Cardinals won their magic run after mid-June domination, aided by trades for Cepeda and Maris and bursts of 21 wins in 25 games. In other NL action, New York beat Los Angeles, Houston toppled Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati blanked Atlanta. in the AL, Boston edged Detroit in 10 innings, Minnesota beat Kansas City in extra frames, and Baltimore shut out New York.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Bob Gibson
Phillies
Schoendienst
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Fort Myers
Fla
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Gibson
St. Louis
Dick Hughes
Steve Carlton
Nelson Briles
Orlando Cepeda
Roger Maris
Cepeda
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Baltimore
Alifornia
Chicago
Minnesotare
Dick Ellsworth
Cal Maxvill
Lou Brock
Brock
Julian Javier
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Javier
Cookie Rojas
Carpers Valley Members Produce Low Golf Scores
The Member-Member Tournament drew 56 players as Stan LaFollette and Gus Bornscheuer posted 59 to lead. Bob Fetter and Lou Best shot 60 for second, with Fetter turning in his best round of the year a 68. Other top pairs posted 62 to 63 as Donnie Oates claimed both holes in the Flag Tournament. The Ladies and Junior Ringers crowned Ruby Boyd and Roger Luttrell with Carol Jean Lamp. the yearly Ringer runs to September 30, and Fall Handicap rounds proceed with handicap net flights.
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Stan LaFollette
Gus Bornscheuer
Bob Fetter
Lou Best
Mickey Perry
Red Bailey
Jack McHugh
George Riggs
Bill Bridgeforth
Joey Lee
Donnie Oates
Ruby Boyd
Roger Luttrell
Carol Jean Lamp
al Murphy
Jon Hubbard
Dick Crisman
Lou Bostrup
Ritchey Wins Night Final at Hagerstown Raceway
Junior Ritchey of Everett Pennsylvania won the twilight super modified feature at Hagerstown, marking his second straight win of the season. He edged Johnny Gram as track record times fell and rivals trailed with Lynn Paxton in second. The program also noted John Meeker winning the semi late feature and upcoming Hub City 100.
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Hagerstown
Junior Ritchey
Everett
Hagerstown Raceway
Ritchey
Chevrolet
Hub City
Johnny Gram
Bill Ulsh
Grum
Gram
Bobby Abel
Lynn Paxton
George Weaver
Leroy Felty
Elmer Ruby
Bob Marchefka
Ray Dover
Mert Stine
Pete Swarmer
Gerald Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Don Davis
Larry Miller
Fred Rohrer
Dale Moore
Sammy Triplett
John Meeker
Glen Burnie
Corbett Brothers Chevrolet
Shorty Bowers
Charlie Miller
Bob Armel
Doug Bailey
John Haberback
Wayne Gempe
College Football This Week Weekend Schedule Preview
A dense list shows games across the nation including VMI at West Virginia Virginia at Army and Penn State at Navy. Regional spots feature UCLA at Pittsburgh Baylor at Syracuse and Mississippi at Georgia in varied primetime slots.
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Virginia
Army
Boston
Colgate
Penn State
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UCLA
Pittsburgh
Baylor
Syracuse
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Villaway
South
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Ala
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Auburn
Wafford
Citadel
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Ilinois
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Davidson
Furman
Miss State
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Miami
Ohio
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Vanderbill
William and Mary
Virginia Tech
Ndwest
Quantico
Bowling Green
Dayton
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Indiana
Texas Christian
Iowa
Northern Ilinois
Kent State
Southern Ilinois
Louisville
Houston
Michigan State
Duke
Michigan
Utah
Minnesota
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Fla
Northwestern
California
Notre Dame
Toledo
Xavier
Washington State
Oklahoma
Western Michigan
Arkansas State
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
New Mexico State
Arlington State
Texas A&m
Dallas
Tex
Iowa State
Texas Tech
Utah State
West Texas
Drake
North Texas
Oregon State
Arizona State
New Mexico
Brigham Young
Kansas State
Colorado State
Pro Wrestling Slated for Leesburg
Leesburg Fire Department announces an early fall wrestling card at Fireman's Field on Wednesday night at 8. Feature match pits Professor Taro Tanaka against world heavyweight champion Bruno Sammartino. Tickets on sale at Gill's Phillips 66 Leesburg Pharmacy Virginia Village Shopping Center and Virginia Cafe.
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Leesburg
H. B. Gill, Sr
Japan
Hawaii
Sammartino
Nature Boy Buddy Rogers
Gill’s
Taro Tanaka
Bruno Sammartino
Frederick County Recreation Assn Meeting Notice
There will be a Frederick County Recreation Assn meeting at 7 15 p m in the War Memorial Building George Washington Room. Open to Little League Babe Ruth League baseball enthusiasts and potential managers coaches umpires and parents of boys aged 9 to 15. For questions call Stephens City 168.
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Frederick County Recreation Assn
War Memorial Building
George Washington Room
Stephens City
Ted Keller's Jackets Open Season Saturday
Randolph-Macon College coach Ted Keller praised a 65 player turnout and the team's effort after last week's practice. He highlighted freshmen for defense and noted offensive progress by Jeff Morris Tom Dandridge and others while addressing punt return questions and an ankle sprain to Dave Reynolds.
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Ashland
Randolph-Macon College
Ted Keller
Winchester
Keller
Jere Wood
Alexandria
Keith Franklin
Charlottesville
King, Moyer, Anderson
Cowles
Jeff Morris
Lexington
Tom Dandridge
Bruce Ball
Norfolk
Bill
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