Boden's 188 Game and 440 Set Set New League Record
Bill Boden of Woolenstar rolled 188 in a game and 440 in a three game series to set B League records at Health Center Alleys. He started slow but posted 150 in frame ten with 93 pins in the last five frames, aided by ten spares and five strikes. Valley Fruit & Candy fell by seven pins as Boden led Clearbrook to a win.
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Bill Boden
Stellar Woolenstar
Boden
Valley Fruit & Candy
Valley Fruit & Candy Boys
Clearbrook
Bayliss & Tterson
Glaize
Bayliss & Patterson
Glaize & Bro
Coca Cola
Elks
Valley Service
Elks Club
Kenny Grim
Bell
Donald Stewart
Doug Stickley
Dr. Pepper
Maurice Foreman
Ed Cornell
Columbia Baking
Trimmed Valley Service
Glaize & Broil
Foundry Mac Lothes
Columbia Baking Co
Va. Woolen Co
Clearbrook Woolen
Snapp’s Foundry
Elks ‘Club
City softball season set to open May 8 in 1950 style
City League and Church League officials agreed on opening day May 8 with seven City teams registered and others considering. Rosters due by May 1 and play by April 24. improvements planned include left-field fence, backstop screens, rolling infields, permanent loud speaker and telephone, and floodlights. Church reps to discuss age limits and possible church mergers at next meeting.
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Church League
Plumly Lumber Corp
Moose Lodge
VFW
Royal Crown Bottling,Co
Novick Transfer Co
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
J. W. Arthur Insurance
Rosenberger Lumber Corp
Howard Holland
Holland
Peyton Marshall
A. C. Long
Curtis Fray
Faye Riley
Snag Sargent
A. T. Hawthorne
Charles Aikins
William 8. Keyton
First United Brethren Church
Richard D. Rhodes
Alan Oates
Cork Street
David Richard
Cork St. Christian Church
John Lee
Moose Club
Maurice Blosser
Royal Crown Cola
J. V. Arthur Jr
E. L. Keller
J. V. Arthur
Eston H. Tevail
Lutheran Church
Woodrow Harper
Plumly and Braddock St. Methodist
Kermit C. Bolen
Novick Transfer Co. Inc
Marvin Gore
Presbyterian Church
George W. Cook
Highland Ave
Maurice Lake
Roy T. Johnson
Baptist Church
Stateless couple to wed in Ellsworth city hall ceremony
A city hall civil ceremony unites Davis 26 and Miss All ee 21 in Ellsworth today at 5 PM. The couple, described as world citizens, invite locals to witness their vows and plan a private civil ceremony later for legal formalities.
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Ellsworth.me
Davis
Miss Allee
All Ellsworth
Rangers Aim To Even Stanley Cup Final Against Red Wings
Coach Lynn Patrick expressed confidence as the New York Rangers prepare for the second game against Detroit in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup final. Detroit won the opener 4-1 in Detroit, taking a 1-0 series lead.
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Toronto
Lynn Patrick
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Red Wings
Detroit
Bixbys Complete Trip 10 Days Late
The flying Bixbys finished their globe circling quest in San Francisco ten days late after a April takeoff. Engine trouble near Calcutta and magneto issues in Tokyo forced delays and prevented breaking the world record of 73 hours 5 minutes 11 seconds. The couple declined comment on a retry, citing past plans for another attempt if financed.
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San Francisco
Bill Odom
Calcutta
Tokyo
Bixbys
Bob
Diana
Atlanta Fans Recall Jones Doubt Snead
Atlanta recalls Bobby Jones while doubts linger on Sam Snead at the North Fulton Open golf event. The week, held at No Fulton Park, tests local support for pro golf as legends like Jones, Yates, and Suggs are noted alongside rising figures in a bid to revive Atlanta’s golf scene.
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Jones
Doubt Snead
No Pulton Park
Bobby Jones
Atanta
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Cary Middlecoff
Johnny Palmer
Charlie Yates
Louise Suggs
Dorothy Kirby
Georgia
Miss Suggs
Rexa Stirling
Perry Adair
Bobby
Watts Gunn
Sid Hudson Arm Improves as Red Sox Meet Richmond Colts
Sid Hudson showed recovery in six innings against Richmond Colts in Durham with seven hits allowed, two runs, no walks, and six strikeouts. Senators open season next week as Detroit and Chicago exhibitions unfold and injuries cloud Detroit outfield health.
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Sid Hudson
Red Sox
Richmond Colts
Reidsville
N. C
Washington Senator
Durham
Senators
Cubs Close Road Tour With Cards Exhibition
Chicago Cubs face St. Louis in a final road exhibition with Frank Hiller starting for the Cubs and Harry Brecheen for the Cards. The game follows an earlier Cubs game on the same trip.
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Little Rock
Ark
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Frank Hiller
Cubs
Harry Brecheen
Finalist slate from East Lake club earns national amateur honor
Jones led a unique national amateur finalist slate emerging from Atlanta's East Lake, the sole group to represent the same home club.
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Jones
Atlanta
East Lake
Cost of building a ship largely shows in wages
Approximately 80 percent of the cost of building an ocean going ship is reflected in wages. These wages cover not only ship construction but also payments to manufacturers of material and equipment.
Two Legions Meet In Cage Finals
The City Basketball League finals feature Winchester and Berryville in a best of five series. Game four starts at 7 30 p m at the Armory with Winchester needing a win to clinch the title as Berryville must win to stay alive.
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City Basketball League
Armory
Legion
Winchester
Berryville
Invaders
Garden Week Display Teams With Historic Antiques in Leesburg
Colonial Leesburg displays feature The Armistead Welbourne Garden and Morven Park among venues for antique articles during Garden Week. The Armistead Welbourne Garden is owned by the Rev and Mrs J Armistead Welbourne. Morven Park is owned by Mrs Westmoreland Davis and was purchased by the late Mr Davis who later became governor of Massachusetts.
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Colonial
Leesburg, Inc
Armistead Welbourne
J. Armistead
Poultry Specialist Visits Local Producers Today
Marshall E. Coe, assistant extension poultry specialist, toured broiler, layer and turkey producers in the county. He is scheduled to address a veterans class inEns City tonight.
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Marshall E. Coe
Broiler
Ens City
Speedster Bob Nay to open 1950 season at Winchester
Veteran driver Bob Nay of Annandale Virginia aims to win the first race of the 1950 season at Winchester Airport Speedway next Sunday afternoon April 16. Time trials start at 1 p.m. in a display of driving skill.
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Bob Nay
Annandale
Roadsters
Bob
Winchester Airport Speedway
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