Weekend Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Games
The Friday to Sunday schedule lists Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p m and 7 15 p m on Saturday, high school games across Randolph Macon Episcopal Handley James Monroe Clarke Fauquier Loudoun County and more, plus college football from Randolph Macon at Washington and Lee to Duke at Virginia and pro football with Washington at Cleveland and Baltimore at Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Downs
Randolph Macon
Episcopal High
Handley
James Monroe
Winchester Speedway
James Wood
George Mason
Keyser
Bruce
Musselman
Broad Run
Smithsburg
Greencastle
Boonesboro
Hancock
Randolph-Macon
Washington and Lee
North Carolina State
Maryland
Western Maryland
Bridgewater
Hampden-Sydney
Sewanee
Richmond
VMI
Emory and Henry
Carson-Newman
Shepherd
Towson
Chowan
Potomac State
Wa. Tech
Wake Forest
William and-Mary-at-Femple
Duke
Virginia
West Virginia
Tulane
Hagerstown Raceway
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Tech Offense Dominated Ball but Fell to Alabama 17 13
Tech pressed Alabama with a ball control attack but defense struggled as Alabama answered with big plays. Center Dave Bailey led the line with strong blocks while Terry Smoot Perry Tiberio and junior Matijevich starred. Crowds of about 42000 watched a hard fought contest. The Gobblers take heart from the effort and hope for quicker turnaround in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Bailey
Tech
Preston Blackburn
Butch Hall
Jerry Green
Tom Parks
Alabama
Gobblers
Techland
Hokie
Steve Bocko
Donnie Cooke
Claiborne
Ken Edwards
Smoot
Matijevich
Tiberio
Mountaineers Enter Sugar Bowl Tourney Again in 1969-70
West Virginia's 1969 70 basketball schedule will be shaped by a Sugar Bowl tournament appearance in New Orleans. The Mountaineers last played there in 1961 and won the event.
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West Virginia
New Orleans
Mountaineers
Sam Baugh Names All Time QB Great
New York AP report quotes Sam Baugh naming Johnny Unitas as his pick for best ever if healthy. He also lauds Joe Namath's drive and maturity, predicting Namath could outclass past greats with time and durability. Baugh attended a Football Writers Association dinner in New York with other all time selections.
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NEW York
Sammy Baugh
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Joe Namath
Texas Christian University
Washington’ Redskins
Joe
Baugh
Texas
Washington Redskins
Rotan
Tex Baugh
TCU
Bart Starr
Green Bay
Unitas
Namath
Major League Standings and Today’s Games
The Associated Press lists current major league standings and today’s schedule. Minnesota plays Seattle, Kansas City meets Chicago, Baltimore visits New York, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Washington, California at Oakland, with Thursday results: Houston over Cincinnati and Pittsburgh over Philadelphia.
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Minnesota
Perry
Seattle
Lockwood
Kansas
City
Bunker
Chicago
Horlen
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Palmer
New York
Kekich
Detroit
Sparma
Boston
Garman
Cleveland
Paul
Washlington
Coleman
California
Messersmith
Oakland
Roland
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
Ryan
Philadelphia
Fryman
St. Louis
Torrez
Montreal
Wegener
Jenkins
Ellis
San Diego
Sisk
Atlanta
Niekro
Dierker
Billingham
Maroney
Fisher
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sutton
W. L. Pet. G.B
Wash'n
Kansas City
Washington
G.B
New York Chicago
Phila
Phia
Atlanta San Fran
Va Cincinnati
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Hunt
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Ambarmar
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Lewis
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Wilson
McDowell
Hedge
Queen City Rebel
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Vasil
Annie
Gil Movin
Diz Jr
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Espinosa
A-J. Amos
A.K. Shreve Jr
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Injustice
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Two Littles
Myers
Causey
Mike
Manuel
Pond Eddy
Our Rusty
Kloss
Keith
Colleen
Kamekameka
Thornton
Cannon
Amerigo Hill
A R. Gage
D.H. Norman
Rivera
Dear Sherry
Mr. Justa
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Yaka Hula
Gather
Glad Janta
Get Sis
Geo. Sickle
Bart A
Witmer
C.C. Bates
Gyre
Lucky Tears
Floridafair
Bisby
Swanner
Cheiron King
Battle Missle
Ben Bella
Willie
Starban
Valencia
Tuller
Helenheaven
Canadalzal
Johnston
Clarke County
Fauquier
Loudoun County
Charles Town
Warren County
Loudoun Valley
Stonewall Jackson
Central
Strasburg
Turner Ashby
Harrisonbug
Broadway
Luray
Elkton
Page County
Montevideo
Stafford
Gar Field
Osbourn
Woodbridge
North Hagerstown
Frederick
Berkeley Springs
Shepherdstown
Deaf
Hedgesville
South Carroll
Westminster
Wendell Weisend
Jerry Claiborne
Terry Smoot
Perry Tiberio
Vince Russo
Rich Matievich
Russo
Jimmy Quinn
Techmen
Gobbler
Natural Bridge Speedway
Natural Bridge
U.S
Sam Baugh
Ern
Football Writers Association of America
Jay Berwanger
Red Grange
Ilinois
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Don Hutson
Bronko Nagurski
Bruiser Kinard
Mississippi
Jim Parker
Ohio State
Bob Suffridge
Tennessee
Mel Hein
Washington State
Elmer Oliphant
Purdue
Army
Associated
Eastern Amr
W. Va
Kern Motor Company
American Motors
American Motors Hornet
America
Kern Motor CO
S. Loudoun ST
Winchester