Keydets Fall to Vanderbilt in Opener in Nashville
Virginia Military Institute’s 1968 football debut ended 25-12 at Vanderbilt. Junior fullback Chuck Marks led VMIs offense with strong blocking and 34 rushing yards. Lee Stilwell and Kerr Kump anchored defense and playmaking. The Keydets trailed 13-0 at half, then rallied with 12 second-half points but could not overcome early mistakes.
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Charlottesville
Virginia Military Institute
Keydets
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Vandy
Cavaliers edge Wahoos on option TD set up by field play
Keyes was contained on the ground for 11 carries 58 yards and an option run pass setup a Cavaliers TD. He completed two passes including a 12 yard TD strike to raise his career totals to 10 completions in 15 attempts with six touchdowns.
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VMI
Vandy
Bob Habasevich
Murphy Sprinkel
Frank Easterly
Virginia
Purdue
Mike Phipps
Leroy Keyes
Stan Brown
Bob Dillingham
Keyes
Cavaliers
Bowling results from Health Center league and others
League play features Leona Buckner rolling 123 134 106 for 363. Lively Ones beat Lamar Sloan Ford with Glenda Cole 123 433 and Irene Borrer 113 324 aiding. Other matches include Holiday Inn East defeating Garber Ice Cream. Swingers over Farmers and Merchants Bank. S and H Green Stamps 1835 team set over Monroe College. Leggett's over Red Devils. Veterans Texaco vs Pauls TV. Henkel Harris vs Stormard. Bell Clothes three wins with Lewis Lineburg 131. In separate reports, Sor Alfredo Basco stops Kiyohide Yuzuda. Jimmy McDermott and Gerald Pate win in other cities.
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Health Center
Housewives League
Leona Buckner
Red
Lamar Sloan Ford
Glenda Cole
Irene Borrer
Lamar Sloan
Dottie Grim
Katherine Truslow
Dorothy Nixon
Goode & Johnson Inc
Louise Armstrong
Holiday Inn-East
Garber
Pat Cooper
Maxine Miller
Helen Linaburg
Mrs. Dunn
Holiday Inn
Betty Webber
Harriet Ways
Pat Havener
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Fay Weidig
Julie Snyder
Bank
Allen Carter
Paul Carper
Jim Fiddler
Bill McMullen
Jack Cleveland
Henkel-Harris
Stormard
Ed Staton
Wine Nets
Andy Pierce
Glen Barger
Shenandoah Down Racing Results Summary
Race by race results list from Shenandoah Downs with horses and odds for nine races, doubles and exacta payouts, plus attendance and boxing results from New York Los Angeles Oakland zones. Notable payouts include Daily Double paid $9.00 and Twin Double $232.80.
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Miss Bey
Beau Louise
St. Pauley
Lewis to Speak At Shenandoah FCA Meeting
Captain Bill Lewis FCA Regional Director for the Middle Atlantic will address the Shenandoah Area Chapter annual meeting at James Wood High School auditorium at 3 p.m. He is a 1945 Naval Academy graduate with 23 years service and a 4 handicap golfer. The program includes reports from the Huddle after the Black Mountain camp and a musical intro by Ray Hildebrand. The meeting covers nominating and auditing committee reports with urged attendance.
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Bill Lewis
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
FCA
Middle Atlantic
Shenandoah Area
James Wood High School
Lewis
U.S. Naval Academy
Central America
Huddle
Black Mountain
North Carolina
James Wood
Handley
Clarke County
Ray Hildebrand
Ray
Hildebrand
Jack Fretwell
Lou Costello
Fork Union to Clash with VMI Frosh in Apple Bowl
Greg Godfrey, former Albemarle High standout, will anchor the Fork Union Military Academy line next Saturday as the Blue Devils meet the VMI Frosh in the inaugural Apple Bowl Game.
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Greg Godfrey
Albemarle High
Charlottesville
Fork Union Military Academy
Blue Devils
VMI Frosh
Apple Bowl Tickets On Sale For VMI Fresh Vs Fork Union
Advance tickets for the first Apple Bowl between VMI Fresh and Fork Union Military Academy are on sale. Prices are 1.00 for adults and .75 for under 12, with gate prices of 1.50 and 1.00. Tickets available at Braddock Shop and Young Men's Sports Shop. The game is set for Saturday night Oct 5 at James Wood Stadium at 8 p.m.
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VMI Fresh
Fork Union Military Academy
Braddock Shop
Young Men’s Sports Shop
James Wood Stadium
Major League Standings and Pennant Clinches
The Associated Press summarizes the major leagues with American League leaders Detroit Baltimore and Cleveland in pennant races plus National League leaders St Louis San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Detroit has 103 wins, Baltimore 91, Cleveland 85, New York 81, Oakland 80, Minnesota 78. In the NL St Louis 95, San Francisco 86, Cincinnati 82, Chicago 81, Atlanta 80, Philadelphia 74, New York 72. x denotes clinched pennant.
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Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Wash
Washington
Detroit
L. Pet
xSt. Louis
San Fran
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Phila
Phia
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
NFL and AFL picks from JACK HAND
Colts Giants pick to win as NFL games shape up with Detroit Green Bay Chicago Minnesota and Dallas among key matchups. AFL slate features Kansas City Miami San Diego New York Oakland and Boston with Griese and Gillman highlighted in previews.
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Associated Press
New York
Detroit
Green Bay
Packers
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Miami
Chiefs
Mike Garrett
Curt McClinton
Bert Coan
Len Dawson
Dolphins
Bob Griese
San Diego
Cincinnati
Chargers
Bengals
Gene Foster
Brad Hubbert
Paul Brown
Sid Gillman
Buffalo
Jets
Bills
Joe Namath
Oakland
Houston
Oilers
Raiders
Astrodome
Boston
Denver
Broncs
Steve Tensi
Jim Nance
Romantic Romeo Tops Shenandoah Downs Field
Multiple racing races listed at Shenandoah Downs with entries for the Fifth Sixth and Seventh races. Notable horses include Romantic Romeo saddled by Peters in the fifth race and Repair to Siege in the sixth with Eddy's Paddy and Eventually also listed. Entries feature claimed horses and riders with various weights and odds.
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Miranda
Eddy
Paddy
Eventually
Cape
Princess Jill
Grove
Party Pak
Sigler
Buster Dee
Baker
Babu
Best
Dalgo
Gino
Chic
Henceforth
College Football Schedules From Various Venues Across States
A garbled OCR list shows college football matchups including Boston College vs VMI at Maryland, Virginia State at Maryland, Rutgers at Princeton, Delaware at Villanova, Johns Hopkins at Muhlenberg, Maryland State vs Cortland, and Texas A&M at Tulane among numerous others. It reads like a regional schedule roundup with many errors and unclear venues.
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Shepherd
Frostburg
Maryland
Syracuse
VMI
Virginia
Frederick Military
Potomac State
Chowan
Washington and Lee
Randolph-Macon
William and Mary
Virginia Tech
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Davidson
Richmond
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Hervar Buckwell
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In State
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Rutgers
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Delaware
Villanova
Connecticut
Yale
Susavehanna
Johns Hopkins
Muhlenberg
Maryland State
Cortland State
Mississippi
Alabama
Michigan
Texas
FAR West
Air Force
Colored
California
Stanford
Oregon
Oregon State
Utah
Washington State
Ucla
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Winchester Evening Star
Chuck Marks
Marks
Lee Stilwell
Kerr Kump
Bell Clothes
Lewis Lineburg
Glen Luttrell
Harry Mason
Miyazaki
Japan
Sulfredo Basco
Philippines
Kiyohide Yuzuda
Portland
Maine
Jimmy McDermott
Holyoke
Mass
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New York City
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Gerald Pate
North Easton
Randy Stevens
Shenandoah
Stella Fannie
Chip
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Exacta
Brilliant Dream
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Vertebrae
Erin’s Joy
Call the Preacher
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Health ‘Center
Woody Armel
Joe’s Atlantic
Clearbrook Woolen
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Gilbert Taylor
Dick Duvall
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Floyd Luttrell
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Buster Mathis
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George Chuvalo
Toronto
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Mexico
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Baby Cassius
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Wayman Gray
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Jim Gilmore
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Colony Park SW
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NFL
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Don Perkins
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Fran Tarkent
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Carson-Newman
Emory and Henry
Romantic Romeo
Peters
Sickem Tiger
Hunt
Missy Moo
J. Kratz
Source of Life
Welcome Baby
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Caboom
Small
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Nevalette
Little Pedro
Diavolikis
Stingum
Willogate
Cannon
Miss Milt
Thornton
Bob
David Aie
Hoodwinkle
Sir Hockory
Johnson
Doge Do
Happy Holligan
Rivera
Flame Again
C.c.smith
Caladia S
Depalo
C.C. Smith
Hi Tide
Surrency
Jay Girl
Marinaccio
Chismar Bullah
Regal Money
Raeee
Peele
Stanley
Berkley Belle
Delgado
Troyann
Grafton
Stud, Inc
Whir
Wright
Tudor of Huntover
Myers
Lapop
Valley Vamp
Bay Guinea
Helenheaven
Darling Dawn
Amesie Bang
Caudilla
Mirage
Yo& UP
Doc
Bauer
Ocean Guard
Phyllis V
Strong Vincent
College State
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