Martinsburg Edges South Hagerstown 8 7 in defense duel
Martinsburg Bulldogs improve to 2-2 by edging South Hagerstown 8-7. After a scoreless first half, Kent Hoover connected with Bob Denny for a 19 yard score and Scott Durbin added the kick to lead 7-0. Danny Walsh and Earl Hairston linked on a 19 yard pass late, then Walsh found Charlie Grantham for a two point conversion to seal the win.
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Hagerstown
Martinsburg Bulldogs
South Hagerstown
Rebels
Kent Hoover
Bob Denny
Scott Durbin
Bulldogs
Danny Walsh
Earl Hairston
Martinsburg
Walsh
Charlie Grantham
S. Hagerstown
Denny
Hoover
Durbin
Hairston
Grantham
Albemarle Beats Leemen In Unbeatens Clash
In Charlottesville Albemarle defeated Staunton Leeman 13 to 0 in a battle of unbeatens. The Patriots claim their fourth win of the season while Staunton drops to 2-1. Leeman remains an upcoming opponent for James Wood on October.
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Charlottesville
Albemarle
Lee
Staunton
Patriots
Leeman
James Wood
Big 3 Set to Play in 1970 ABC Masters Tourney
The 1970 ABC Masters golf tournament will be held in Knoxville Tennessee from May 9 to May 13 with a field led by three top scorers.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sonny Jurgensen
Charlie Harraway
Jerry Smith
Washington
Cleveland
Leroy Kelly
Philadelphia
Skins Clash With Browns Colts Tangle with Vikes
The article previews NFL Week action with Atlanta rookie starters against the Rams after a win over San Francisco. It notes Baltimore at Minnesota and other matchups while highlighting Roman Gabriel and Johnny Unitas as key QBs and the Rams defense.
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Miami
Houston
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Boston
Jerry Hill
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York Giants
Los Angeles
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Broadway Gobblers break Streaks with 13 6 win
Broadway Gobblers defeated the Harrisonburg Blue Streaks 13-6 on a night when Doug Rogers scored twice including a 30 yard run to open the scoring. Barry Hollar added the extra point and Rogers again found paydirt before halftime. Nemoytin capped a late Streaks drive with a 1 yard score.
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Broadway Gobblers
Harrisonburg Blue
Gobblers
Doug Rogers
Rogers
Barry Hollar
Roger Nemoytin
Hampshire Stuns Unbeaten Beall
FROSTBURG Maryland Hampshire Trojans upset the unbeaten Beall Mountaineers 14 to 6. Quarterback Dave Blue connected with Dale Herron for a 20 yard TD and Terry Fuller for a 19 yard score. Beall answered late with Bill Wilhellim scoring from three yards as a failed conversion left the gap at eight points.
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Hampshire Trojans
Beall Mountaineers
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Beall
Mountaineers
Dave Blue
Dale Herron
H—Herron
Blue H—Fuller
Blue
Corbin
Wilhellim
Fauquier Falcons Rally Past Clarke County Eagles 29 14
Fauquier Falcons capitalize on Clarke County miscues to win 29 to 14 in Warrenton. Falcons jump to 22 0 lead on two interceptions and a fumble while Clarke fights back with two late scores led by Greg Levi and Leon Burns.
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Clarke County
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Clarke County Eagles
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Bill Rhoden
Warrenton
Falcons
Fauquier
Greg Levi
Ben Webb
Leon Williams
Jim Kehoe
Clarke Fauquier
Pirates fire manager as Phils name new pilot
The Pittsburgh Pirates dismiss manager Shea d and name Alex Grammas to run the club rest of season. In Philadelphia, Frank Lucchesi replaces interim George Myatt as manager after Bob Skinner’s departure. Gil Hodges signs a three year contract to manage the New York Mets through 1972.
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Bob Skinner
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Weekend Area Sports Schedule Highlights A Busy Weekend
A packed slate covers Shenandoah Downs and Winchester Speedway Saturday night with horse and stock car racing. High school games feature James Wood versus George Mason and Musselman against Broad Run. College football includes Randolph Macon at Washington and Lee and a slate of other intercollegiate contests.
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Musselman
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Handley
Loudoun County
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Sewanee
Richmond
VMI
Emory and Henry
Carson-Newman
Shepherd
Towson State
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