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7; Stephenson Fletcher, Washington, 8.
Sperryville Esso: Cletus Clatterbuck, Front Royal, 10; Donald Dennison, Boliva, W. Va., 2; Richard Weakley, Sperryville, 2; Edward Clatterbuck, Arlington, 4; Jay Reed, Vienna, 6; Robert Moravetz, Arlington 5; Roy Thomas, Sperryville, 8; Jesse Painter, Stanley, 8; James Williams, Sperryville, 8; Frank Downey, Culpeper, 2; E. G. Smith, Fairfax, 5; James Releford, Castleton, 6; Kenny Krutilla, McLean, 10; Freddie Jenkins, Luray, 7; L. D. Elfred, Reva, 5; Steve Gore, Culpeper, 10; H. J. Shick, Vienna, 10. Jenkins Esso, Amissville: John W. Silvey, Jr., Amissville, 3. James Colvin, Amissville, 7; John Woodward, Amissville, 3. These two deer were killed in Culpeper County and checked in Amissville.
Additional deer killed in Rappahannock County but checked in Warren were: James M. Woodard, Caithersburg, Md., 4; Herman C. Good, Front Royal, 10; James E. Crawford, Front Royal, 7; and Ronald C. Tavenner, Wheaton, Md., 10.
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