Inter scholastic tennis tournament opens at Virginia
The forty second annual inter scholastic tennis tournament opens at the University of Virginia with 52 entries from 28 schools across 18 states and the District of Columbia. Hamilton Richardson of University High leads the singles contenders, with Clyde Barker and Gilmore Rothrock among top seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesvile
University of Virginia
States
District of Columbia
Keston Deimling
Oak Park
Hamilton Richardson
University High School
Baton Rouge
Richardson
Clyde Barker
Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. H
Gilmore Rothrock
Hills School
Pottstown
Rothrock
Middle State Tennis Association
Hill School
Charles Atherton
Edward Bailey
Atherton
Middle Atlantic Tennis Association
Bobby Payne
Richmond
Thomas Jefferson High School
Virginia
Tom Swan
Hopewell
Ted Rodgers
Tim Coss
Washington
London
Gil Bagley
Princeton
Six Run Explosion In Seventh Frame Settles Things
Bob Bowman led Our Lads to a 10 5 win over Elizabethton in Bluefield. Bowman hurled twelve strikeouts and walked three while Betsy bats produced key hits including Hrovatic and Tamaska triples. Lebida and Queen contributed with runs and RBIs as Bluefield broke a 4 4 deadlock in the seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Whitts
Bob Bowman
Bluefiestless
Elizabethton
Hrovatic
Lebida
Queen
Tamaska
Betsy
Larson
Musselman
Hamil
Bowman
Sir Robert
Big Joe
Baily
Izabethton
Bluefield
Ohrovatic
Boring
Mead
Gibson
Pelosi
Neihaus
Bally
Clark
Gaffka
T' Eeees
RSI
Hr—Mead
Laraon
Canterna
Ho—Clark
Welch Miners Split Twinbill in Johnson City
Johnson City and Welch split a double header with Welch taking the opener 5 to 3 in seven innings and Johnson City winning the second 7 to 6 before curfew. Top performers include Morgan, Pavone, Rikard, and Gruber for Welch, with Swinger and Winter for Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Welch Miners
Miners
Welch
Pavone
Tollar
Poeeseaee
E—Gruber
Morgan
Whitener
Kanavage
Hathaway
RBI
Richardson
Doici
Rikard
Clark
Johnson
Hr—Morgan
Gruber
Cherry
Bb— Swain
Borte
Brown
So— Swain
Ariss
Ho— Swain
Ae Apna U—Carter and
Bann
Swinger
Wessunevacce
Dolci
Surdy
Winter
Dixon
Shepherd
Hepler
Kremer
Avone
Bb—Pickrell
McCray
Pickrell
Arius
Ho—Pickrell
U—Bann
Carter
Johnson Cuabrhoa
Abron Cherry
Weidig
O.H
K'n'vage
R'h'dson
Garing
Swain
I Brown
O'n'ng
Herd
Cray
Miss Anne Urie Wins Miss Maryland Title
Miss Anne Urie a 22 year old brunette from Rock Hall Kent county won the Miss Maryland of 1950 title tonight. She stood five feet six inches tall weighed 124 pounds and listed music as a hobby She wore a white net gown with silver quins and a blue bathing suit As the favorite she will enter the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City Georgia Reed sang as talent Five finalists were Mary Lee Thune Miss Towson Jenny Moore Miss Middle River and Jeanette Hahn Miss Frederick.
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Baltimore
Anne Urie
Rock Hall
Kent County
Maryland
Miss Urie
Atlantic City
Georgia Reed
Itimore
Mary Lee Thune
Towson
Jenny Moore
Middle River
Jeanette Hahn
Frederick
Car Collision Kills Clifford Cassell in Charleston
An automobile crash at a Charleston intersection at dawn claimed the life of Clifford J. Cassell 61 of Livingston California. His wife and Mr and Mrs Joseph A Ryder of Modesto California were injured in the collision occurring early today.
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Charleston
W. Va
Clifford J. Cassell
Livingston
Calif
Cassell
Joseph A. Ryder
Modesto
Greek Song wins Dwyer Stakes in upset over Hill Prince
At Aqueduct on June 24 Greek Song raced by Donald P. Ross wore Eg stable silks to overtake pace setter Hill Prince in the mile and a quarter Dwyer Stakes. Jockey Ovie Scurlock guided the winner to a 2 03 finish, a length and a half ahead of Hill Prince with Lights Up four lengths back.
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New York
Greek Song
Eg Stable
Donald P. Ross
Hill Prince
Aqueduct
C. T. Chenery
Middleground
George Widener
Lights Up
C. V. Whitney
Mr. Trouble
Dooly
Ovie Scurlock
Valdiia Orphan
Babcock Cabins Open for Two Week Rentals
Charleston June 24 The conservation commission said cabins at Babcock state park may be rented for one or two weeks whereas other recreation areas still limit rentals to one week.
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Charleston
W. Va
The
Conservation Commission
Babcock State Park
West Virginia Amateur Golf Field Narrowed to State Residents
Campbell, the North and South champion and holder of the Tom O Shanter crown, faces rivals Tutwiler Peck and Finsterwald as the WV Amateur field is restricted to West Virginia residents. Finsterwald, tied for medalist honors in National Open qualifying, hails from Athens Ohio.
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Wheeling
Tutwiler
Campbell
Tom O'Shanter
Peck
State Golf Association
Don Finsterwald
Parkersburg
Kingsport Wherokees Rout New River 16-2 in Titans Clash
Kingsport outhits New River 16 to 8 and rides Brummette Bombers ace Brumley Greene to a fifth win as the Reds fall 16-2. Greene worked seven innings before relief, while New River errors and walks contributed to the blowout in Kingsport Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Tenn
Kingsport Wherokees
New River
Reds
Brummette Bombers
Brumley Greene
New River Kingsport
Abrhoa
Abrhoa Partin
Hugo
Hivey
W'amson
K’rick
King
W'tkins
M.m'lisic
Jilton
Grieve
Billie
Limbd
Mitzi'r
Rich
Hiner
Greene
B'stian
H'reys
Ashrotats
Marsalisi
Lambeth
Huppert
RBI
Partin
Harvey
Watkins
Strong
Stefandi
Williamson
Ruppert
Bastian
Humphreys
Ho—Hiner
M. Marsalisi
U—O'toole
Dugan
Thesz Retains NWA Title After Two Falls Match
Referee Jack Dempsey freed Rogers who was tangled in ropes as Thesz won two of three falls to keep the National Wrestling Alliance title. It notes Rogers counted out in a rope entanglement and mentions Missouri River Valley farms covering about a quarter of U S. farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Hrovath
Tamaska
Rogers
Thesz
National Wrestling Alliance
Jack Dempsey
Missouri River Valley
U. S
Buddy
Nature Boy
Camden
N. J
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Lou Thesz
St. Louis
Skewes Captures High Scores at Tri-Angle Trap Meet
At the Tri-Angle Gun club Saturday Wilbur Baskerville of Re Arms is honored as the event hosts 16 yard shooters. W J Skewes of Pocahontas posts 48 of 50 to lead, with Baskerville close at 47 and Walton Meador tied. Dr B R Kinter tops handicap with 46, Baskerville 45. In skeet Dick Lucas of Princeton fires 49 of 50, with Dewey Carr at 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Baskerville
Re Arms Company
W. J. Skewes
Pocahontas
Baskerville
Walton Meador
Dr. B. R. Kinter
Dick Lucas
Princeton
Dewey Carr
Walton Meadow
J.C. Waiters
T. R. Perry
Cc. H. Litz
R. E Callaway
Ross Beavers
J C. Walters, Jr
T. R. Peery
Mason Clay
R Callaway
Eereee Skeet
Bill Bennett
Seer
G. C. Thompson
Barnes Yang
M. W
Ginelaie
Gillespie
Mason Claytor
L. Allen
Tony Berta
John Breth
Jr Seen
Renee Seen
Grover Wagner
Oro
Lai
E. B. Brumfield
PF P. Ore . Claytor
POP
Roy Watkins
Wee
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