Duckpin Champions Edge In Boys Summer Doubles Final
Charles Mason Jr. and Philip McKee won the Boys Summer Doubles League with a 1217 to 1192 victory over Eddie Shade and Tommy Anderson. McKee posted a 662 series, while Mason contributed a 555 set. Shade led with 121 in a losing effort.
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Charles Mason Jr
Philip McKee
Eddie Shade
Tommy Anderson
Shade-Anderson
McKee
Mason
Anderson
Shade
Charles Mason, Jr
Faubel Takes Two Places In Mason-Dixon Drags
HAGERSTOWN MD Bull Faubel a famed Super Stock racer swept the Mason-Dixon drag event taking 1st and 2nd. Bud Faubel and the Red Honker battled to top speeds around 125 mph while the Bounty Hunters and Weiler Reider cars chased in a crowded field.
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Faubel
Hagerstown
Bull Faubel
Tom Sweden
Bob Banning
Bob
Tosten & Jennings
Hemi-Plymouth
Plymouth
Bounty Hunter
Dodge Aa-Sa
Dodge
Aa-Sa
Reading
Weiler & Reider
Bud
Bud Faubel
Falcons Top Rams 7-0 In Rain at Fairmont College
In a rain soaked game at James Wood High School, Fairmont College Falcons defeated Shepherd Rams 7-0. George Clayton scored the lone TD on a punt return and pass to Ronnie Robinson, with Gordon Rennie adding the PAT.
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Falcons
Rams
Fairmont College
James Wood High School
Shepherd College
George Clayton
Ram
Clayton
Ronnie Robinson
Gordon Rennie
Shepherd
Fairmont
Frank Lambert
Jack Boor
Pat Ruda
Bradley Grove
Clarke County
Sam Taylor
Leo Eisner
Steve Lipscombe
Rains Halt Winchester Speedway Modified Championship
The 1964 50 lap modified championship at Winchester Speedway was rained out and rescheduled for Friday night at 8 30 p m E S T with modifieds sportsmen and semi late model races. Jerry Burns of Alexandria won the sportsmen 35 lap double points feature. Charlie Beeler led until engine failure. Kenneth LaFollette won the semi late model 21st lap race in a 1955 Ford. Ray Dovel and Bill Nalley won heats.
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Winchester Speedway
Jerry Burns
Alexandria
Charlie Beeler
Burns
Louis Newland
Bobby Cash
Wiley
Kenneth LaFollette
Winchester
Ray Dovel
Bill Nalley
Ray Miller
Winchester Rescue Squad
Ray Drury
Jack Dennison
John Carter
Ford
George Weaver
Weekend Upsets Shake AP Top Ten College Football
Upsets hit several top teams as Boston College toppled Syracuse 21 14 and Boston College shattered the Huskies. NC State edged North Carolina 14-13 while Texas Tech beat Mississippi State 21-7. Mississippi opened with 30-0 over Memphis State. Texas and Alabama won big as Oklahoma rallied for a 13-7 win. Staubach led Navy past Penn State 21-8. Auburn defeated Houston 30-0 ahead of a Tennessee test.
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Hugh Fullerton Jr
Associated Press
Syracuse
Washington
Pacific Coast
Air Force
Bert Holaday
Huskies
Boston College
Larry Marezetti
Bill Cronin
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Texas Tech
Mississippi State
William and Mary
VMI
California
Missouri
Utah
New Mexico
South Carolina
Duke
Mississippi
Memphis State
Kentucky
Jackson
Georgia
Tulane
Mobile
Illinois
Ohio State
Californinia
SMU
Oklahoma
Maryland
John Hammond
Lance Rentzel
Sooners
Colorado
Navy
Roger Staubach
Penn State
W&m
Auburn
Houston
Tennessee
Chatstanooga
West Virginia and William and Mary Lead SC Conference Fight
West Virginia and William and Mary surged to early Southern Conference leads after decisive wins. WVU’s Ed Pastilong became quarterback for the opener in Richmond, throwing a TD and scoring, while Chuck Albertson of William and Mary kicked 52 yards and scored a first-half TD in a 14-12 win over VMI. Virginia Tech edged Tampa 18-14, East Carolina rolled to 33-7 at West Chester State, Army crushed The Citadel 34-0, and Clemson beat Furman 28-0. Wake Forest upset Virginia 91-21, leaving Cavaliers reeling.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
William and Mary
Ed Pastilong
Jerry Yost
Chuck Albertson
W&m
VMI
Pastilong
WVU
Mountaineers
Richmond
Albertson
Indians
Virginia Tech
Tampa
East Carolina
West Chester State
Army
Citadel
Clemson
Furman
Virginia
Cavaliers
Wake Forest
Charlottesville
Bob Davis
Petty Poised to clinch Virginia 250 title next week
Richard Petty trails Ned Jarrett by 5 070 points after a 16th place finish in Hillsboro and a 12 50 mile Martinsville loss would give Petty the NASCAR Grand National crown if he finishes top 15 at Martinsville. Jarrett edged Cotton Owens and Larry Thomas in a nine tenth mile Orange Speedway race with 13th victory.
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Associated Press
Richard Petty
Martinsville
Petty
Suneday
Hillsboro
N.C
Ned Jarrett
All Petty
Jarrett
Camden
D.C
Orange Speedway
David Pears Sons
Dodge
Cotton Owens
Spartanburg
Larry Thomas
Thomasville
Ford
Wendell Scott
Danville
Buddy Arrington
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Crismang
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L Crisman
M McUlty
Becky Cather
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Louise Baker
Trudy Dill
Lynn Crisman
Kathy Miller
Oates
Rosemary Bailey
Northern Virginia Power Co
Buzzelle
Miss Bailey
Brenda Lewis
Shelia
No. Va
Barbara Ann Funk
Debbie Shanholtz
Jill Feltner
Donna Stewart
Patricia Stewart
Miller
Patton
Gail Davis
Miller’s Drug Store
Gray & Eddy
Karla McCall
Sharon Clark
Pam McKee
Julie Beeler
Kim Kavel
Rosa Lynne
Petonke
Terry Hepner
Judy Heller
Commercial & Savings ‘Bank
Buckley Lages
Vicki Kalafat
Pentastar Dodge
Sweden
W & R Comet
B & S Dodge
Crider & Shockey
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Chevrolet
Cadillac Corp
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Ken Burkhart
Abbeville
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Hfc’s
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Clinchester
Loudoun Street
J.C. Penny Store
Mohawk
Sy Firestone
Luis
Aly
Ame
Rican
Firestone
Firestone de Luxe
N. Braddock St
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