Callin' the Shots With Russ Potts
Local law enforcement praised for crowd control at James Wood and Mandley games last weekend while Martinsburg Musselman incidents rose at the Martinsburg Allegany and Musselman Harpers Ferry games. Buckhannon Upshur High falls to Parkersburg Big Red 57 6 marking its second loss in three games as the state title defense wanes in 1967.
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Mandley
Martinsburg
Musselman
Buckhannon
Buckhannon Upshur High School
West Virginia
Bucks
Parkersburg
Big Red
Shenandoah College
Granville Zopp
Joe Michael
Michael
Stafford High
Albemarle Versus Robert E. Lee In Valley League Showdown
Albemarle hopes to defend the Valley League crown tonight in Charlottesville against Robert E. Lee High of Staunton. Albemarle stands 1-1-1 this season while Lee is 3-0. Albemarle drew Clarke County 7-7 and lost to Orange 12-0 in recent weeks.
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Albemarle
Robert E. Lee High
Staunton
Charlottesville
Patriots
Leemen
Clarke County
Orange
Martinsburg Bulldogs Meet Fort Hill In Cumberland Showdown
Martinsburg faces Fort Hill in Cumberland with the series at 22-5-5 in Fort Hill's favor. Fort Hill is 2-1 after a 13-12 opener loss to Bishop Walsh and 21-6 win over Bell Vocational. Martinsburg sits 1-2 after 25-19 victory over Allegany following early losses to James Wood and Handley.
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Martinsburg
Cumberland
Fort Hill
Sentinels
Bishop Walsh
Bell Vocational
James Wood
Handley
Allegany
Shepherd College Opens 1967 Season in Martinsburg
Shepherd College makes its 1967 debut tomorrow night in Martinsburg against Hampden Sydney. It is coach Roger Parker’s first game in the college ranks.
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Shepherd College
Martinsburg
Hampden
Sydney
Roger Parker
Duke Watermelon Eating Contest Sees Adams Triumph
Duke student trainer John Adams of Winchester won the second annual team watermelon eating contest in a runoff over senior tackle Robin Bodkin. Defending champ Hal Hunter scratched. Fans included Bob Hepler line coach George Hill and manager Marshall Case.
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Duke
John Adams
Winchester
Adams
Robin Bodkin
Hal Hunter
Bob Hepler
George Hill
Marshall Case
FCA Meeting October 1 Aims Noted Area Rally Top Speaker
Plans are underway for an Area Wide Youth Rally sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at the War Memorial Building in Senseny Park on Sunday October 1 at 3 p.m. Jim Hawkins of The Blue Ridge School will attend with a regional group. Chuck Beale from Lexington and ex VMI halfback may bring a group from the area and VMI. Captain Bill Lewis will send a group but cannot attend due to another meeting at the Academy. A nationally known coach is being lined up as principal speaker with acceptance expected soon. Invitations have gone to schools within fifty miles to send representatives. The rally aims to explain FCA and spark local school groups. Local coaches praise FCA’s impact on Winchester area youth and teams. Mark McHale reports 51 attendees at the Colonel Wood Huddle last Monday, up from last year.
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Fellowship of Chrisian
War Memorial
Senseny Park
Jim Hawkins
Blue Ridge School
FCA
Charlottesville
Chuck Beale
VMI
Chuck
Lexington
Bill Lewis
Greater Washington
Christian Association
Prin
Cipal
Fellowship of Christian
Winchester
Mets
Alvin Dark
Harry Walker
Gil Hodges
Dark
Kansas City
Walker
Pittsburgh
Hodges
Washington
Senators
Wahoos Open at Army Tomorrow
Virginia meets Army at Michie Stadium in the season opener for both teams. The Cavaliers seek their first winning season since 1952 while Army lists lettermen on offense and defense and features quarterback competition between Gene Arnette and Stan Kemp.
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Army
West Point
N. Y
University of Virginia
Wahoos
George Blackburn
Blackburn
Gene Arnette
Stan Kemp
Tom Cahill
Michie Stadium
Richoff
Terry Young
Gary Steele
Keith Harrelson
John Nerdahl
Don Roberts
Steve Lindell
John Peduto
Carl Woessner
Charlie Jarvis
Bob Ivany
Westlake
Ohio
Frank Nader
Brainered
Minn
Jayvee
Nader
Notre Dame
Pitt
College Football This Week Schedule Confusion
The list of college football games for Saturday September 23 includes matchups across numerous conferences with teams such as West Virginia Army Penn State Navy UCLA Pittsburgh Louisville, and many others. Readability is affected by OCR errors and mixed fragments.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Army
Boston
Colgate
Penn State
Navy
UCLA
Pittsburgh
Baylor
Syracuse
Boston College
Villanova
SOUTH
Florida State
Alabama
Birminges
Auburn
Citadel
Wake Forest
Clemson
Illinois
Florida
Isiana State
Marshall
Memphis State
Mississippi
Buffalo
North Carolina
East Carolina
Richmond
South Carolina
Louisiana
Cissippi
Miami
Ohio
Georgia Tech
Wiliam and Mary
Virginia Tech
Midwest
Quantico
Bowling Green
Dayton
Cincinnati
Indiana
Texas Stran
Iowa
Illinoisee State
Western Michigan
Arkansas State
Arkansas
Little Rok. Ark
Mexico State
Arlington State
Texas A&m
Dallas
Dallas, Tex., At Texas Tech, Night View State
West Texas State
Drake
North Texas
Oregon State
Arizona State
Brigham Ag
Stewards Named at Shenandoah for Fall Festival Racing
Shenandoah Downs opens its 72 night Fall Festival of Racing Monday with veteran stewards Stanley T. Greene Jr James T Feltner and Oleg G Hedrick in the stand. The WV Racing Commission approved the staff led by C Gary Smith secretary and Robert G Leavitt director of racing.
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Charles Town
W. VA
Stanley T. Greene, Jr
James T. Feltner
Oleg G. Hedrick
Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah
West Virginia Racing Commission
Robert G. Leavitt
C. Gary Smith
Leavitt
Rams Host Vikings Tonight at Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles the Rams at home in Memorial Coliseum host the Minnesota Vikings in a Sunday NFL matchup. The Rams enter undefeated preseason, aiming to extend their streak as 60,000 fans are expected. Kickoff is 8 05 p m PDT.
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Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Ram
Memorial Coliseum
Rams
New Orleans Saints
Minnesota
San Francisco
Ron VanderKelen
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Dallas
Chicago
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Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Washington
New Orleans
Kansas City
Miami
Denver
Boston
Buffalo
Houston
San Diego
Dolphins
New York Jets
Oakland
Yogi May Succeed Wes Westrum Quits Mets
The Mets seek a new manager after Wes Westrum resigns. Yogi Berra, popular ex Yankee catcher and Mets coach, is viewed as a potential choice with AL pennant experience in 1964. Salty Parker will manage through year end.
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Yogi May
Wes Westrum
Mets
NEW York
New York Mets
Yogi Berra
Berra
M. Donald Grant
Westrum
Grant
Yogi
New York Yankees
New York Baseball
Yanks
St. Louis
Salty Parker
Thieves Steal 400 Gloves From Shabla During 1967 Western Open
PGA official Steve Shabla reported break in during the 1967 Western Open where thieves took 400 golf gloves from his car. He distributes the gloves to tour golfers.
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PGA
Steve Shabala
Tour
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