Perry Construction Wins Victory League Title In Tense Roll Off
Perry Construction Co edged Hershey Pints after a tied 2693 pin total in regulation. An 559 in the decisive extra game gave Perry a 57 pin margin and the league crown, with Hackney top scoring and Wisecarver supporting the final surge.
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Perry Coast
Perry Construction Co
Hershey
Perry
Royal Crown Cola
Rudy Rodgers
Ralph Gore
Brack Strode
Perry Construction
Bill Hackney
Charles Wisecarver
Hackney
Rodgers
Alonzo Whitlock
Bank Closing Notices for Holiday Saturday April 13 1946
Notice states banks will close Saturday April 13 1946 as a legal holiday. Paper maturing on that date may be paid Monday April 15 1946. Merchants National and Shenandoah Valley National Bank report holiday closings and indicate cashiers J H Yost Harold G Brown and John I Sloat overseeing notices.
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Shenandoah Valley Nat
Harold G. Brown
Commercial and Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Evening Star Ladies League Championship Recap and Berryville Victory
Berryville clinched the 1945-46 Evening Star Ladies League title after a tight pins battle with Hershey Pints in a deciding frame. Key players include Helen Berry Helen Elsen Edith Ritter and Joyce Davis plus Anna La Velle and Virginia Shenk contributing to Berryville’s first league crown.
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Berryville
Winchester
Helen Berry
Helen Elsen
Edith Ritter
Joyce Davis
Virginia Shenk
Anna la Velle
Worth’s
Ripley
Construction
Hershey
Erry
Fred Yelfot
Ershey
Evening Star Ladies League
Dorothy Allen
Corinne Carskadden
Giants Deny Interest in Owen and Seek Balance in Lineup
New York Giants owner Horace Stoneham says the club is not pursuing Sonora Owen despite a Brooklyn for sale sign. He notes Giants are seeking pitching help a right hand hitting outfielder and a utility infielder while defending Sid Gordon and stressing need for balance in a left heavy outfield. Stoneham mentions negotiations with three NL clubs but offers no specifics.
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New York
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Sonor Ey Owen
Ajors
Stoneham
Walker Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Owen
Giants
Mel Ott
Babe Young
Jesse Pike
Williard Marshall
Johnny Rucker
Sid Gordon
Polo Grounds
Rea
Reserved Seats Sold For Opener In Washington
All reserved seats about 25000 have been sold and an overflow crowd over 30000 was expected for Washington's opener against the Boston Red Sox next Tuesday. Washington reported a season sellout, the first in the majors.
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Washington
Boston Red Sox
Virginia Tech Caps First Win in Baseball
Virginia Tech defeated National Business College of Roanoke 12 to 7 to earn its first win in three starts. Dave Poole of Stony Creek led the Gables with a home run and Bill Kean of Woodbury Heights added a circuit clout as Tech plated six runs in the second inning and went scoreless in only three frames.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
National Business College of Roanoke
Dave Poole
Stony Creek
Tech
Bill Kean
Bler
Woodberry
N. J
Techmen
Yellow Jackets Triumph Over Randolph-Macon 28 to 0
Ashland Virginia April 1 Atlantic Christian College of Wilson North Carolina routed Randolph-Macon 28 to 0 on neutral ground. Randolph-Macon managed only three scoreless innings while AC held the Tigers to five hits. Atlantic Christian totaled 21 hits in the lopsided victory.
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Ashland
Pi Atlantic Christian College of
Wilson
N. C
Randolph-Macon
Yellow Jackets
Strength for the Day: The smile in business relations
Earl L. Douglas D D reflects on sales reception across the country. A friendly greeting aids dealings even when customers say no. The piece urges living and working with a smile to avoid lifelong enmities and preserve plans.
Crompton's New Modern Truss Promises Comfort and Fit
A medical advertisement promotes Crompton's New Modern Truss claiming it fits ruptures of any size or location, improves circulation, strengthens weak areas, and offers ongoing adjustments and instruction for best results. It also notes suitability for large incisional hernias and post surgical ruptures with doctor consultation.
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Crompton
E. R. Crampton
School Boy Harts Second No-Hitter
Harrisburg April 10 Charlie Aurandt a 17 year old William Penn high school student today was hailed in Pennsylvania scholastic sport circles for hurling his second no hit no run game. The youthful sensation in four games this season has allowed no runs in 26 innings pitched and has given up three hits walked three and struck out 57 of 86 faced.
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Harrisburg
Charlie Aurandt
William Penn High School
Pennsylvania
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