Apple Bowl Clash Sets Saturday Night Showdown
VMI faces Fork Union in the first Apple Bowl at James Wood Stadium on October 5 at 8 p.m. Coach Frost brings a Morgantown-bound plan as Keydet alumnus Coach Stable joins the Freshman squad. Musselman falls to Shepherdstown 7 0, dropping to 3 1 while Shepherdstown rises to 2 1. Dixon debuts for Maryland Terrapins Frosh at College Park against Frederick Military Academy.
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Dave Braine
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Frederick Military Academy
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Dave Dixon
College Park
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Virginia
VMI Player Nominated for Southern Conference Honor
Chuck Marks rushed 12 times for 34 yards and caught a 11 yard pass while punting nine times for a 40 yard average in the VMI at Vanderbilt game. His strong all around game earned him a VMI nomination for the Southern Conference Offensive Player of the Week as SC teams name two nominees weekly. A large crowd from VMI is expected to travel to Charlottesville for the Virginia game at Scott Stadium at 1 30. The Keydets have been underdogs but often trouble the Cavaliers.
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Haley Shines as EHS Whitewashes Gonzaga 26 0
Episcopal High School co captain Tim Haley starred in the opener against Gonzaga. He intercepted a pass to set up an EHS field goal. Haley is the son of Judge and Mrs. Robert Woltz of Winchester.
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Ward Optimistic About Terrapins
Maryland coach Bob Ward sees progress as the Terrapins aim to rebound in the Atlantic Coast Conference after a winless 1967 season. The team’s defense limited Florida State to 488 total yards but allowed two big plays, while quarterback Alan Pastrana returned with 108 yards passing and a TD. John King rushed 86 yards on 17 carries, and injuries look to ease with Syracuse looming. Ward notes fewer injuries this year and hopes for steady improvement across ACC play.
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Apple Bowl Tickets On Sale For Oct 5 Game
Advance tickets for the first Apple Bowl between VMI Fresh and Fork Union Military Academy are on sale. Adults pay 1.00 and youth 0.75. gate prices are 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for youths. Purchases available at Braddock Shop and Young Men's Sports Shop. The game is set for Saturday night October 5 at James Wood Stadium with an 8 p.m. kickoff.
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Clarke County leads cross country meet at Millwood Country Club
Clarke County tops Page County and Loudoun County with a 17 to 44 to 78 scoring at Millwood Country Club as Col. Mike Dups from TA and Clarke County ace cross country finish first in 15.04 for two and a half miles. The article previews Strasburg High School football facing Turner Ashby in a key District 10 showdown.
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Harrisonburg
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Loudoun Valley
James Wood
Ray Ausberry
Strasburg
Turner Ashby
Larry Sullivan
Handley Sophs Nip James Wood in Thriller
Handley sophomore team edged James Wood 7 0 after a 45 yard pass from Henry St Denis to Tommy Dixon set up the score. George Senseng scored for James Wood but the PAT failed as Handley moved to 2 0 on the year.
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Scratches 1 William Tudor and the racing card notes
A compact list of race entries includes William Tudor in Scratch 1 with Hot Seat, Happy Holligan, and Bold Surrender, plus other horses such as Tomarro Gold Invader Miss Chic Eddies Big Gate and Dante's Minstrel Ryal Queen Lask Eileen Mulvagh. Prince Ballad appears in section 6 with Top Tan Frost Festival Go Go Missy.
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Hot Seat
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Bold Surrender
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Gold Invader
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Dante’s Minstrel
Ryal
Queen Lask
Eileen Mulvagh
Prince Ballad
Top Tan
Frost Festival
Missy
Purdue Keeps Lead In AP Football Poll As Notre Dame Rises
Purdue holds first in the AP major college football poll after opening win. Notre Dame moves to second ahead of Southern California, with Alabama remaining in place. USC, Penn State, Florida, Texas, and others shift positions after weekend results.
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Major League Standings Roundup. Today’s MLB Schedule
Major League standings and today’s games list Chicago at Oakland Minnesota at California Detroit at Baltimore Cleveland at New York. The schedule shows only games on tap with no standings updates.
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McLain Seeks 32nd Win as Orioles Top Tigers
Detroit ace Denny McLain held to 2 1 runs and four strikeouts in a 2-1 loss to Baltimore, the Orioles drawing within one win of second place behind the pennant winners. rookie Roger Nelson and Pete Richert shut down Detroit in relief, while Boog Powell and Don Buford drove in the runs for Baltimore. Other AL results included Washington 6 Boston 5 in 14 innings and Oakland 5-1 over the White Sox. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 9-6 before losing 2-1 in 10 innings in the NL. McLain now 29 3 against AL clubs other than Baltimore, aiming for No. 32 next week.
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Hart and Burgner named ACC weekly offensive players
Duke sophomore quarterback Leo Hart and Clemson junior guard Gray Burgner earned ACC offensive and defensive weekly honors respectively from the Atlantic Coast Sportswriters Association. Hart led Duke to a 14 7 upset of South Carolina with 16 completions, 214 yards and a TD in his first varsity start. Burgner graded tops on 55 of 61 defensive plays as Clemson rallied to a tie with Wake Forest.
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College football schedules and matchups across the nation
A dense list of college football games shows teams like Navy, Syracuse, Texas, Michigan State, and Notre Dame facing various opponents. The scattered schedule entries include times and locations in a fragmented, OCR-heavy rundown of upcoming matchups and venues.
Damascus To Run In International Damascus To Run In International
Laurel Md AP Damascus owner accepted invitation to compete in the Washington DC International at Laurel Race Course on November 11 likely facing Dr Fager for American Horse of the Year. Dr Fager also invited to represent the United States in the 14 mile turf race as Nerud weighs his options amid pace setter concerns.
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Hedevar
Selection Board of Racing Writers
Nerud
Russell Signs Pact to Remain Celtics Player Coach
Russell, 34, signs a two year contract worth over 400000 to stay as player coach of the Boston Celtics. He vows to shape up quickly after noting a 20 pound overweight state and previews a 12 game exhibition schedule with Atlanta in Salem Virginia as the team aims for another NBA title. He praises Boston as one of its best in five years and expects the club to contend for first place.
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