Wildcats crushing Loudoun for first win at Bing Crosby Stadium
FRONT ROYAL Warren County opened its season with a 45-6 victory over Loudoun County at Bing Crosby Stadium. Charlie Pond ran 20 yards for the first score and later added a 21 yard pass to set up another, as Warren built a 12-0 lead. Bill Gibson, Mike King, Mike Seckford, Doug Sims and Jody Taylor added touchdowns in the win with Williams adding most extra points. Loudoun’s lone score came on a 1 yard run by Gibson in the first quarter.
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Charles Town Finale Tonight at Race Track
The Charles Town clubhouse will be leveled starting Monday after tonight's feature race. Wayne Kendrick’s Valley Brave faces Carol Cotton’s Road Sport in a 4 1/16 furlong event as the dining room crowd bids farewell. Construction of a new three level clubhouse will start after leveling and be ready for the 1970 season, per General Manager Charles Funk. Stan Coveleski recounts starting pitching from stone throwing in Shamokin with coal mine work at age 12. He joins Baseball Hall of Fame this year after turning 79.
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Ie Sone Ey
Seven Rights
Witmer
Chip
Hunt
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Hope Town
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Shady Ed
Cinepac
Grove
Cool Comment
Hedge
Glory Beam
Miss Tessie
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Swift Tide
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Louviere
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Jet
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Addesa
Woody Will
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Regal Prince
Lil
Jelly Fish
Crazy Bones
Terlin
Little Tag
Outrider Jimmy Smith Escapes Serious Injury at Charles Town Spill
Jimmy Smith, longtime outrider at Charles Town and Shenandoah Downs, was injured in a dramatic spill before the eighth race. He clung to a runaway horse after it broke from the gate, was dragged under the saddle, remounted briefly, then canceled duties for the night. Track physician Dr. Mario Vega said Dallas shoulder injuries would be x rayed in the morning.
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Bruce Lavey leads Bruce, Md. past Hampshire Trojans 20 12
Bruce Lavey scored two touchdowns as Bruce, Md. beat Hampshire Trojans 20 to 12. Hampshire outgained Bruce 178 to 168 yards with Corbin opening scoring for Hampshire and Herron adding a late TD for the Trojans.
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Musselman Blanks Cardinals Inwood West Virginia 7 0
Musselman stops Shepherdstown 7 0 on a defensive night. Doug Brown connected a 15 yard touchdown pass to Rick Michals after a 45 yard drive in the second quarter. Larry MacDonald added the extra point. Musselman improves to 9 0 2 and hands Shepherdstown its first loss in three games.
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Pirates Stop Mets Twice as Cubs Top N L West Chase
In NL West action the Pirates swept two from the Mets 8-2 and 8-0 while the Cubs edged the Cardinals 2-1 in 10 innings and then lost 7-2. The Dodgers fell 5-1 to the Giants as McCormick and Mays starred. Lampard hit a two run homer for Houston in a 3-2 win over Cincinnati. Atlanta routed San Diego 12-3 as Boston, Baltimore and others won in the AL.
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Area Scores From Multiple High School Football Matches
Local scores list numerous games with teams from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Notable results include Warren County routing Loudoun 45 6 and Broadway defeating Waynesboro 52 13. Other clashes feature Petersburg 14 Franklin 0 Moorefield 28 Ridgeley 15 and James Monroe 12 Spotsylvania 0.
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Brentsville
Henrico
Varina
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