Colonels Stay Unbeaten 26 6 Handley Beats Lane Albemarle
James Wood’s Colonels remain undefeated after a 26 6 win over Lane. Mike Meyer booted 36 and 22 yard field goals while Lane’s 65 yard run produced the lone score. The Woodmen defense limited Lane to 126 yards and stifled the Knights.
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Handley
Albemarle
Buckeye Potts Star
James Wood
Jerry Kelican
Colonels
Lane
Blue and Gold
Black Knights
Kelican
Dave Sloan
Wood
Mike Meyer
Woodmen
Knights of Charlottesville
Sloan
Charlie Welch
Mike Whittle
Bugs Million
Knights
Meyer
Jim Barton
Barton
Whittle
Sloane
Page County and Lane clash in 24-0 upset rout
In Shenandoah Page County Panthers toppled favored Montevideo Lane 24 to 0. Denny Spurs opened scoring, Glen Cunningham and Jim Barton added TDs as Page outgained opponents 264 to 143. Meyers added two field goals and a late 22 yard boot.
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Shenandoah
Page County Panthers
Montevideo
Panthers
Page
Maroons
Denny Spurs
Glen Cunningham
Page County
Montevideo Page Co
Penguies
P-Spurs
P-Cunningham
P-Price
Extra Point Proves Fatal for Martinsburg
Fort Hill edges Martinsburg 14 13 in a tight game. Mark Manges score gave Fort Hill a 6 0 halftime lead after a failed extra point. Ronnie Bowers and Gary Jenkins added Martinsburg scores in the second half before Fort Hill sealed the win with Steve Bailey s 49 yard run.
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Martinsburg
Fort Hill
Mark Manges
Steve Bailey
Ronnie Bowers
Bowers
Judges Offense Falters in Loss to Albemarle Patriots
Handley fans shouted offense but the Hilltoppers fell 13-6 as Albemarle dominated the ground game with 172 rushing yards while Handley managed 144 total yards. Coach Steve Wilt praised the effort against a strong district foe and noted Albemarle’s ball control as decisive.
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Dave Newlin
Charlottesville
Hilltoppers
Albemarle Patriots
Pats
Albemarle
Steve Wilt
Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary
The Associated Press table lists division leaders and weekend games for the Major Leagues with notes on clinched divisions, teams and pitchers. It covers standings, Friday results, Sunday matchups, and Monday no games, mentioning clubs like Baltimore Washington New York Minnesota Milwaukee Chicago and others with player records and schedules.
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Baltimore
Leonhard
Cleveland
Ownning
Washington
McLain
Boston
Curtis
New York
Kekich
Detroit
Cain
Minnesota
Blyleven
Leubber
Kansas City
California
Wright
Milwaukee
Oakland
Chicago
Pitt
D Louis
Montreal
Phila
Los Anges
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
San Diego
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Johnson
Matlack
Jenkins
Morton
Reuss
Sutton
Reed
Cumberland
Gullett
Billingham
Arlin
W. L. Pet. Ge
X- Balti
Detroit Ov
Washng
Kan City
ABA
Calif
Stonewall Raiders Fall to Fauquier Falcons 19 14 in Close
In Manassas, Fauquier Falcons defeated Stonewall Raiders 19 to 14. Fauquier led 13 8 after Rick Trumbo scored twice, including a four yard TD, with Larry Ford adding a two yard score. Stonewall pulled within five on Greg Chambers 66 yard run but could not tie or regain lead.
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Manassas
Stonewall Raiders
Falcon
Raiders
Earl Landsdowne
Tom Keener
Bob Carpenter
Fauquier
Rick Trumbo
Falcons
Trumbo
Barnett Roberts
Larry Ford
Stonewall
Greg Chambers
Keener
Fauquier Stonewall
Eari Landsdowne
Baltimore Clinches AL East in opener of doubleheader
Orioles beat Cleveland 9-2 to clinch third straight AL East title as Mike Cuellar notches his 20th win. Dobson adds win in 7-0 nightcap, securing playoff berth against Oakland starting Oct. 2 in Baltimore. Orioles note four 20-game winners in the majors with Cuellar joined by Palmer, etc.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Orioles
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Cleveland
Oakland
Municipal Stadium
Mike Cuellar
Indians
Pat Dobson
Boston
Washington
Detroit
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
California
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Kansas City
Dobson
Cuellar
Dave McNally
Mickey Lolich
Vida Blue
Catfish Hunter
Wilbur Wood
Weaver
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Urban Faber
Claude Williams
Dickie Kerr
Eddie Cicotte
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Merv Rettenmund
Sandiego
Jim Fregosi
Sandy Alomar
Angels
77 year old woman makes 1970 hole in one at Bucknell
Mrs William MacCreadie aged 77 becomes the oldest woman to ace a hole in one in 1970. She holed a 120 yard shot on the 13th at Bucknell Golf Club in Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
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William MacCreadie
Golf Digest
Bucknell Golf Club
Lewisburg
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Kelian
Fred Troxal
Itis
Brad Cooper
Milhon
Coring
J — Barton
L — Sloane
J— Troxel
Wayne
Gary North
Wert
Hank Leland
Gary Jenkins
Commonwealth
Woodbridge
Gar-Field
Osbourn
Stafford
Bill Bailey
Gary Moris
Marc Williams
Hilltopper
Steve Washington
Gordon Roberts
Chip Garber
Hnndley
Paydirt
Garber
Ariel
Roberts
Mark Ainsworth
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