Handley and Shenandoah Open Road Tests in 1966
Handley and Shenandoah College face key football tests on the road at George Mason Potomac State and Stayman Field Keyser. Mason has 1-1 mark led by Greg Lindsey while Handley seeks momentum after a Shrine Bowl loss and two wins. Shenandoah aims for its first win behind Bobby Orndorff Ernest Turner and Pat McDonnell in a rough schedule.
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Handley
Shenandoah College
George, Mason
Potomac State
Warren Coun
Shepherd College
West Virginia State
Rams
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Broadway
Bedford
Bishop Walsh
Cumberland
North Hagerstown
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
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Martinsburg
Beall
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Loudoun Valley
James Wood
Mustangs
Greg Lindsey
Wood-Mason
Mason
Lindsey
Phil Hannum
Doug Toan
Davey Moore
Front Royal
Ron Rice
Shenandoah College Guns
Stayman Field
Keyser
Hornets
Fererum
the Bridges Water Frosh
Shence
Dayton
Bobby Orndorff
Ernest Turner
Larry P
Bobby Hummer
James
Sloan Ford Wins 1st Half Title in Winchester League
Sloan Ford defeated the Evening Star 18-0 to clinch the first half championship in the Winchester Frederick County Touch Football League. J.W. Arthur beat Commercial and Savings Bank 7-6 to move to 2-2. The Star, 1-3, and C&S 1-3 trailed as two more games set for Bodie Grim Field.
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Lamar Sloan Ford
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Chinese Bandits
Ford
Kenny Ashby
Jim Perell
Linden Hawkins
Ted Bennett
Bandits
Sloan
Weidenkopf
Adams
Unger
Mustangs
Sloan Ford
Evening Star
Handley and James Wood Jayvees Clash Saturday Night
The Handley and James Wood Jayvees meet Saturday at 7 30 p m in James Wood Stadium. The game, postponed from last night by rain, features two unbeaten teams with James Wood at 1 0 and Handley at 1 2 20. Matt Guokas Jr of the Philadelphia 76ers is cited as the son of a 1946 47 Warriors member.
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Jayvee
Handley
James Wood
Handley and
James Wood Jayvees
James Wood Stadium
Matt Guokas Jr
Philadelphia 76S
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Warriors
Hagerstown Raceway finale poised Sunday in 1966 title chase
The Hagerstown track wraps up the season this Sunday with the 2 p.m. program as drivers battle for final points. Johnny Gram has clinched the modified title at Langhorne, while Ray Dover and others vie for top ten in overall standings as 300 points are up for grabs in the combined semi late and 25 lap modified features.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Raceway
Johnny Gram
Langhorne
Eneugh
Ray Dover
Jack Deniston
Irvin King
Don Davis
Gerald Chamberlain
Chuck Brannon
Hal Browning
Mert Stine
Earl Moran
Gram
Lafayette Leads Lehigh 59 37 In Football Series
Lafayette holds a 59 to 37 edge in its football series with Lehigh. Five games ended in ties. The series began in 1884.
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Lafayette
Lehigh
Northside Lanes Leads In Midway League Standings
Current standings show Northside Lanes atop the Midway League with top scores from players including Hemingway Transport and Crown Cork & Seal. Curtis Braithwaite and Bob Miller post strong numbers as Pat's Restaurant and Snyder Bros. trail in the municipal league.
Bowling League Scores From Night Owls and Buckley-Lages Rivalry
Night Owls top the Moonshiners in a 3 1 matchup with strong shows from Nancy Brill and Fremont Place. Buckley-Lages edge Alley-Oops and Mountain Dew as high team game awards go to Quik Shop and White Castle setup through multiple player odds. Bob Lundy, Dolphins trainer, notes eight miles of tape used at training camp.
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Buckley-Lages
Alley-Oops
Jim Lott
Ed Mariiak
Mountain Dew
Lovett’s Shoe Corp
Fred Hazelette
William Terrell
Quik Shop
Pat Buckner
Dick Clark
Bob Lundy
Miami Dolphins
F & M Bank
White Castle
Lovett’s
Rolling Rocks
Daisy & Reds
Fender Musical Instr
Crown Cork & Seal
Kool Kats
Southern States Bandits
Montgomery Ward Tastee- Freez Trip’s Auto Sales Eberts
Buick
Smitty Construction
Ebonites
Zuckerman Co
James Wood Charles Town tussle Game of the Week pick
Editor notes a 15-6 season record with a previous upset loss in the Game of the Week. This week highlights the James Wood versus Charles Town matchup and predicts the Colonels will defeat the Panthers 26 to 7.
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Owl
Warren County
Handley
Charles Town
Colonels
Panthers
Weekend High School Gridiron Scores Spark District Rivalries
A volley of Saturday results features Clarke County edging James Wood with dominance by Eagles and Warren County overpowering Luray. Panthers meet Hornets as Spotsylvania fights Gar-Field, and Westminster tops Bel Air in a tense toss-up.
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Charles Town
Clarke County
Loudoun County
Warren County
Luray
Eagles
County
Strasburg
Field Herndon
Fauquier
Lonaconing
Mosby
Old Liners
Orange
Loudoun Valley
Hornets
Martinsburg
S. Hagerstown
Donnybrook
Elkton
Central
Elks
Turner Ashby
Montevideo
Black Knights
Osbourn
Culpeper
Stafford
James Monroe
JM Jinx Quantico
Nokesville
Have-Nots
Spotsylvania
Gar-Field
Westminster
Bel Air
Owls
Boonsboro
Hancock
Dwight Scott
Waynesboro
Thomas Johnson
Indians
Hampshire
Beall
Trojans
William and Mary Prepares for GW Conference Clash
William and Mary focuses on simplifying its offense to establish rhythm for the Saturday game at George Washington. Coach Levy plans to drop half the playbook and stress fundamentals while seeking a replacement for injured tailback Terry Morton.
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Associated Press
William and Mary
Indians
Mary
Levy
George Washington
East Carolina
West Virginia
Terry Morton
Morton
Ries
VMI Keydets Face Boston College After Narrow Start
VMI renews its series with Boston College in a football clash after the 1964 Harvest Bowl loss to Georgia. BC, led by back Brendan McCarthy and quarterback Dave Thomas, carries a 2-0 start and a heavy weight advantage, while VMI vows spirited play and seeks to build on passer Hill Ellett’s 176 yards.
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New Market
Boston College
Boston
Georgia
Eagles
Dave Thomas
Hill Ellett
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