Clarke County Romps to 46-0 Victory Over Berkeley
Clarke County remains undefeated with a 46-0 rout of Berkeley. Dave Childs and Dickie Longerbeam each scored twice, with one Longerbeam TD via pass, as Clarke County surpasses 100 points on the season. Steve Denny returned a Berkeley pass 65 yards for a TD, and Tomblin notched his first high school TD in the fourth.
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Page County Dominates Stonewall Jackson 37-7 in Football
SHENANDOAH Page County rolled past Stonewall Jackson 37-7 in Group II District 10 action. Joe Rinaca scored three fourth quarter touchdowns and a 46 yard run to seal the win after Page County led 18-14 at the start of the final period. Bobby Rosson added three first half touchdowns for Page County.
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Braves may move to Atlanta for 1964 season
Milwaukee Braves face possible relocation to Atlanta unless Milwaukee officials secure a TV and radio deal exceeding 1 million dollars. Braves consider Atlanta as fastest growing city with a projected 45,000 seat park planned by 1966, while denying any formal commitment to move.
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Standings and results from the major leagues and pennant races
National League standings list Los Angeles leading with 95 wins and St Louis 91. San Francisco 84 and Cincinnati 82 follow. American League leaders New York 101 and Chicago 89. Results include Chicago 1 Milwaukee 0, Los Angeles 2 Pittsburgh 0, San Francisco 6 New York 3, and Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia 2 Houston 3.
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College football scores from scattered games
Pitt defeated UCLA with 20 points to UCLA's 21. Texas beat Tulane 21 to 0. Florida State topped Miami Florida 24 to 0. Catawba beat Davidson 18 to 14. Cal Aggies won against Santa Clara 28 to 8.
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Shepherd Rams Clash Frostburg State at James Wood Stadium
Shepherd Rams host Frostburg State in an 8 p.m. kickoff at James Wood Stadium with a 1-0 record after a win over Fairmont State. Frostburg makes their season debut, and the James Wood Touchdown Club sponsors the game to support local charities. Tickets sold at the gate.
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James Wood Tops Fauquier with Historic 13-Yard Field Goal
The James Wood Colonels upset Fauquier County 23-0 in Northwestern District play. Sophomore Chuck Marks kicked James Wood’s first ever field goal, a 13 yard boot in the fourth quarter, after a prior attempt was nullified by a roughing the kicker penalty.
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Montevideo Routs Central for 37 14 Victory
Montevideo in a Group II District 10 clash upset Central 37 14 to drop the unbeaten Falcons. Bobby Dean scored three touchdowns and Gary Hinkle added two as Montevideo surged from a 14 12 halftime deficit to pull away in the second half.
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Mosby Grabs 19 13 Victory Over Huguenot In Opener
Jerry Shuffler, a 170 pound junior halfback for John Mosby Academy, returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown and Mosby led 7 0 early. Shuffler added the extra point and Mosby held on for a 19 13 win as Huguenot rallied with a first quarter score by Floyd Bradbury.
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