Clarke County Eagles rout Central Woodstock 40 to 0
Clarke County built a 14-0 first half lead and dominated Central Woodstock 40-0 at Berryville. McDonald, Childs, Longerbeam, McCarty and McGee scored for the Eagles whose strong line play and defense overwhelmed Central as Clarke improved to 3-0 in district action with next week's Sportsmanship Night against Luray.
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Clarke County
Central Woodstock
Berryville
Eagles
Clarke
CCHS
Central
Jerry McDonald
David Childs
Pickles McCarty
Dickie Longerbeam
McCarty
Danny McGee
McDonald
Luray
Stonewall Jackson
Broadway
Gobblers
Harrisonburg
Handley
Coaches Endure Bizarre Travel On Way To Norwich
Northeastern University football team endured a farcical trip to Northfield. A black cat crossed the bus in Enfield New Hampshire a pair of horses blocked the road and a stall on a hill left 38 players to push the bus uphill and coast downhill to finish the journey before overnighting in Montpelier Vermont.
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Montpelier, Vt
Northeastern University
Northfield
Norwich University
Enfield
N.H
Bowler Scores Spark Wide Health Center League Night
Quick Amusement Co earned a 1754 set and three wins over New Hiway Market as Evan Creswell led with 393 and Mac Hyde 378. Omps Funeral Home led United with three victories over Bell Clothes, while Mt Pleasant and Presbyterian posted three wins in their leagues.
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Quick Amusement Co
New Hiway Market
Evan Creswell
Mac Hyde
Jake Rudy
Creswell
C. B. Shickle
Hiway
Omps Funeral Home Pom
Bell Clothes
Roxy Haockman
Charles Swartz
Jack Hoover
Francis Hudson
Euem Funkhouser
Bell Clues
Cornwell
Francis Dodson
Aggie McCall
MT. Pleasant
Presbyterian
Floyd Luttrell
Ernie
Bobby Gladden
Bob Harrison
Jim Laise
Golden Rule
First Baptist
el Keller
Dick Renner
Lawrence Grim
Buck Cooper
Willie Slonaker
John Miller
Carl McKee
United Brethren No. 1
Church of Christ
Mac Syde
Roy Bly
Woodrow McGolerick
Robert Spaid
Ed Lewis
United Brethren No. 2
Market St. Methodist
Runge Named For First Game
NEW YORK AP Ed Runge veteran American League umpire will call balls and strikes in the first game of the 1961 World Commissioner Ford C Series Frick said today Frick also said Jocke Conlan of the National League would be at first base Frank Ament of the AL at second and Augie Donatelli of the NL at third in Wednesday's inaugural at Yankee Stadium Bob Stewart of the AL will be stationed on the left field foul line and Shag Crawford of the NL on the right field line.
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New York
Ed Runge
Ford C
Frick
Jocke Conlan
Frank Ament
Augie Donatelli
Yankee Stadium
Bob Stewart
Shag Crawford
Jailed Man Chooses Jail Over Hunger and Homelessness
Washington AP reports John Gray, 52, hungry and homeless, asked Municipal Court Judge L. Walker to send him to jail. After appealing at a precinct and in court, Gray was arrested on a charge of vagrancy and sentenced to 60 days, expressing happiness about the outcome.
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Washington
John Gray
L. Walker
Municipal Court
Genk
Walker
Gray
Boy Scouts Plan to Increase Membership in Shenandoah Area
J Frederick Larrick of the Shenandoah Area Council announced a Strengthen America Roundup membership drive starting Oct 2. The effort targets 200 new members across 110 Cub Scout packs, Boy Scout troops, and Explorers, with open houses and hikes to attract boys eight to seventeen and their parents.
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America
J. Frederick Larrick
Shenandoah Area
Shenandoah
Pennsylvania State University
Larrick
Maris Eyes 61st Homer as Yankees Edge Red Sox
RBI leaders Jim Gentile ties Maris with 141, and Maris must hit twice more in final two games to surpass Babe Ruth with 61 homers. John Blanchard hits his 21st as Ford fires six solid innings and the Yankees take a 2-1 win over Boston, while other AL and NL results unfold.
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Maris
Babe Ruth
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Boston Today
Sindy
Ruth
Ford Frick
John Blanchard
Yanks
Whitey Ford
Cincinnati Reds
Blan Sing
Ford
Cleveland
John Allen
Dave Ferriss
Jim O'Toole
Pirates
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Fete Burnside
Los Angeles
Monbouquette
Luis Arroyo
Mrate
Pumpsie Green
Chuck Schilling
Rollie Sheldon
Jake Wood
Jim’ Lemon
Amilo Pascual Nara
Terry Fox
Hank Foiles
Warren Hacker
Orioles
Estrada
White Sox
Gentil
Balt
Burnside
Miami Beats Penn State 25 8 In Upset Start
Unranked Miami Florida shocks No. 8 Penn State 25 to 8 as quarterbacks Mira and Weaver spark a strong Hurricane offense and a stout defense. Southern upset Southern Methodist 21-16. Virginia Military Institute edged Richmond 8-6. Detroit beat Xavier Ohio 34-8. Willie Brown of Southern California breaks loose for a 93 yard TD run.
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Whitney Martin
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Penn
Southern
Southern Methodist
Virginia Military
Richmond
Detroit
Xavier
Ohio
George Mira
Bobby Weaver
Penn State
Hurricanes
Charley Livingston
Southern California
Willie Brown
Soph
Trojans
SMU
Scout Unit Locations Sought by City Council
The council at 117 N Loudoun St Winchester invites residents to call MQ 24642 to discover nearby Scout units and their meeting sites.
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Loudoun St
Winchester
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Gene Strother
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Strother
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Charlie
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Stuart M
Perry,inc
Wilson Pugh
Ernie Frederick
Bill Agnew
Centenary Reformed
Stephenson Methodist
Pete Haymaker
Allen DeScil
Pete Stipe
Stephenson
Judy DeHaven
Nancy Webster
Joyce DeHaven
Pat LeHardy
Joyce Lofton
Howard James
Optimist Club
Gary Madigan
Jimmy White
Bobby Schneider
Wilmer Davis
Eddie Shade
A.L. Bider
Front Royal
Runge
Boy Scouts
Judy
Chimpion
Northside Bowling Center
City Limits
Judy the Chimp
Roy Nester
WINC
RBI
Jim Gentile
Pifer Printing CO
Braddock St
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Md
Bua Mes“ner
Westernfort
Fleetwood
W & W Coal CO
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