Cranberry Grade Team Clinches Sixth Title In Dramatic Final
Cranberry romped Mabscott 5 to 1 in the eighth grade final to claim the sixth grade championship at the 20th annual Berry Cup Grade Titles. Lincoln led by Jack Pedro with 15 points and Simmons 16 for Cranberry. Mabscott eliminated early, all tournament awards incomplete due to misplaced records.
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Lincoln
Ena Edsel
Asworth
Stanaford
Anberry
Mabscott
Jack Pedro
Simmons
Cranberry
Central @h
Reds Bagnell Seeks Ninth Major Letter in Opener
Francis Reds Bagnell Penn athlete and 1954 Helms award winner heads to the Eastern Intercollegiate League baseball opener at Princeton as he aims for his ninth major letter.
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Reds
Bagnell
Penn
Associated
Philadelphia
Francis
Princeton
Fazio's 68 Leads Masters as Sam Second
Augusta Ga August 2 The Associated Press reports four time winner George Fazio led the Masters after the opening round with a 68 while Sam remained in second place amid the rough Augusta National course. Fazio, a Conshohocken native, aims to hold the lead as the tournament progresses.
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Associated Press
Augusta
George Fazio
Swarthy
George
Woodmont Country Club
Rockville
Augusta National
Ben
Fazio
Hogan
Manguin
Lew Worsham
Bryan Nelson
Dick Mayer
Simos
Conschohocken
Thumper Regains Eye as Williams Heals in Spring
Boston fans cheer Ted Williams who regains his eye and posts a .367 spring batting average. The Red Sox crush Savannah 15 0 behind Williams big day with a 40 foot homer, while Dom DiMaggio adds two hits. Other notes include Fazio winning the Open and Hogan leading Masters chatter with solid rounds.
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Joe Fals
Associated Press
Boston
Fenway Park
Ted Williams
Williams
Ted
Red Sox
Sam Snead
Reve
Lloyd Mangrum
Dom DiMaggio
Fazio
Lou Boudreau
Mickeyadtian
Leone
Maurice McDerra
Bing Crosby Mott
Paul Hinrichs
Meyer- Summer
Ben Hogan
Mangrura
New Orleans
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Frank Hiller
Cubs
Area Thinclads Gel 1s Test in Coalfield Meet
Seven teams compete at Woodrow Wilson High School for the Coalfield Conference track meet led by defending champion Oak Hill Beckley Fayetteville Mt. Hope and invited Pax Princeton War. Host Flying Eagles seek first full team outing after Stonewall Jackson Invitational showing.
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Coalfield
Woodrow, Wilson High School
Oak Hu
Beckley
Fayetteville
Mt. Hope
Coulfield
Pax
Princeton
War
Flying Eagles
Charleston
Vic. Peelish
Peelish
John Duda
Oak Air
Charley Moro
Mike Miller
Raymond Wise
Jerry Snow
Walker Blake
Gene Dickerson
J. R. van Meter
Baileysville Hoop Meet Draws Eight Teams So Far
Early entries show eight teams signed for the Baileysville Independent Basketball Tournament at the local high school with plans for a 16 team field. Teams listed include Sualley’s Credit of Mullems Oceania Lager Hope Gan of Pineville Clear Fork Hinton and two Baileysville squads. Deadline to enter is Sunday night.
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Baileysville
Register
Feigh
Rum
Sualley’s
Credit
Mullems
Oceania
Lager
Hope Gan
Pineville
Clear Fork
Hinton
Eckersall Chosen OB an All-Time All America Team
Chicago legend Walter Eckersall, thrice All-America at the University of Chicago, was selected by the Associated Press for an all-time college football team. He excelled as passer, kicker, and leader, and helped pioneer the forward pass era before dying in 1930 at age 46. The piece notes his 1903 Chicago Michigan game turn and his enduring football influence.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Walter H. Eckersall
Teddy Roosevelt
Ff Eckersall
New Brunswick
University of Chicago
Eckersall
Wally Steffen
Exhibition baseball results and college scores mixed
Reports show Chicago beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in an exhibition game. Cincinnati defeated Washington 9 to 5, New York edged Cleveland 6 to 5, and St Louis beat Columbus 9 to 4. College games include Arnold 11 Wagner 0, Columbia 6 NYU 3, Georgia Tech 11 Princeton 8, and Auburn 8 Tulane 4, with rain causing a Boston Chicago clash to be cancelled in Shreveport.
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Brownies
Brooke Army Medical Center
Boston Braves
Zir
Oklahoma City
New York Yankees
San Antonio
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Cincinnati
Wathington
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Areveport
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Columbia
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Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Princeton
Temple
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Maine
Baltimore
Miami
Ohio
Eastern
Auburn
Tulane
Bolling Field
Lehigh
Norfolk Naval Air
Dartmouth
Delaware
Norfolk Naval Base
Crow Wins Shady District Tournament
Crow defeats Beaver 42 to 22 to take the Shady Spring District Grade School Basketball title. Brogan 12 and 0. Lilly 19 pace Crow. Wallace 8 and Jackie Wills 7 lead Beaver, defending champions. Third place saw Daniels beat Glen Leigh 27 to 16. Sherry Robertson, Senators infielder, is Clark Griffith’s nephew and Calvin Robertson’s brother.
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Crow
Shady Spring
Brogan
Lilly
Wallace
Jackie Wills
Daniels
Glen Leigh
Pas
Hogan
F Wallace
Johnson
Fr Grose
Wills
Q. Lilly
Dillon
Adkins
Redden
Crow—Voigt
T. Lilly
Wilburn
Bennett
Smith
Lucas
Bryant Brammer
Hill
Mullins
Sherry Robertson
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Calvin Robertson
Club
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