Park Triumphs 6-2 As Mentzer Struggles In Series Victory
Mentzer struggled with wildness as Park topped Washington 6-2 to even the series. Brumbaugh closed out the ninth with two outs, while Park scored in the first on a Miller double and added key runs in the fourth and eighth to seal the win.
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Mentzer
The
Heurich
Park
Washington Club
Brumbaugh
Judy
Miller
Yeeman
Giegerich
Swanson
Brewer
Brewers
Donovan
Pope
Winchester
Patton
Emmatt
Emmart
Fawcett
Washington
Fleshi
Belishe
E Swanson
Keller
Fen
Woolen Eleven Tops Martinsburg in WV Softball Tilt
Virginia Woolen raced past Martinsburg 15 to 6 Saturday as an all star Woolen lineup powered by 13 hits. Clevenger worked the full game in his return, allowing 11 hits with six walks and six strikeouts.
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Virginia Woolen
Berkeley Woolen
Martinsburg
Lewis
Swisher
Moore
Sirbaugh Te Grim
Doules
Clevenger
Woolen
Scribner
E. Ingram
R. Ingram
West Virginia
Winchester
Winchester-Clevenger and
Martinsburg- Faulkwell, Adams and
Myers
Winchester shoppers face slow drive to Northwest VA center
About 52,747 people live within 20 miles of Winchester and endure 30 minute slow driving times to the Northwest Virginia shopping center.
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Winchester
Northwest
Virginia
Cardinals Breathing On Neck Of Dodgers Lead By Musial Slaughter
The St. Louis Cardinals gain on the league lead thanks to Stan Musial and Enos Slaughter who pace six of eight major offensive categories. Other highlights include the Phillies sweeping a Brooklyn doubleheader and New York’s large crowd watching the Yankees and Red Sox split a two game set.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Musial
Slaughter
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Gallagher
Dodgers
Phils
Brooklyn
Brooks
New Yorker
New York
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Hal Wagner
Red Sox
Joe Page
Sox
Newhouse
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Srn Ead
Bobby Feller
Clevelan
St. Louis Wns
Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Cubs
Pennsylvania
Sain
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Giants
Bobo Newsom
Fullerton Roundup Foretells Fights and Fresh Feuds
Sports roundup notes rising conflict between Mexican baseball players and major leagues and between the NFL and new All-America Conference. Mentions Jersey Joe Walcott vs Tommy Gromez in Gard first, 1947. LSU basketball coach Harry Rabenhorst part owner of a funeral parlor. Eugene Loczyan’s cage outfit predicted to shine next winter.
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New York
Joe Walcott
Tommy Gromez
Gard
LSU
Harry Rabenhorst
Boxing Commission Tales and Bets Across New York
Sixty Two Fifty asks if two of three commissioners can render past decisions illegal due to vacancies. Governor Dewey has not named a successor to General Phelan, and Eagan is on vacation, prompting calls to replace with Nat Trae Publisher Ring Magazine as third member. Also notes bets, sports moves, and World Series dinners.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Eddie Eagan
Chlan Powell
Dewey
John J. Phelan
Eagan
Bush Boulevard
Gov
Ring Magazine
Nat Trae
Harlem Saloon to Open Around September First
Local report notes a Harlem saloon is set to open around September first while Joe trains for the Tami event.
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Harlem
Joe
Tami
Fritsch Returns to Green Bay Packers Camp
Ted Fritsch rejoined the Green Bay Packers as camp opened in Green Bay Wisconsin. The article notes talks of a peace deal between the National League and the All America Conference dwindling and details a proposed exchange involving the Packers Browns Rams and Chet Adams with Commissioner Bert Bell and executive comments from Curley Lambeau and others.
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Green Bay
Wis
Ted Fritsch
Mickey Owen
Green Bay Packers
Fritsch
Packers
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Chile Walsh
The
Brown
Rams
Cleveland
Chet Adams
Jim Crowley
Lambeau
Packer
Packers Sign Bonus Controversy Ties to 1946 Salary Advances
Lambeau explains Ted was under contract when he took a bonus and joined Cleveland after the team had exercised its option for 1946 through salary advances last winter. The remark clarifies loyalty and contract status amid the move.
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Lambeau
Ted
Cleveland
Market Quotations From Baltimore Livestock and Produce
Baltimore market news shows dull apple and potato trading with U S numbers for various apples and sweet potatoes. Poultry eggs and butter prices steady. cattle hogs and sheep prices and receipts detailed for Baltimore and Chicago markets with varying weights and top values.
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Baltimore
U. S
Duchess
Williams
U.S
Gravensteins
N. J. Chippewas and Katahdins
Cobblers
Calif
N. C
Rail
Stock Market Report with Mixed Advances and Select Leaders
New York stock market shows a quiet recovery with selective gains after an active opening. Many leaders lag while U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Pfizer Montgomery Ward Sears and several others rise or hold, while Santa Fe Southern Pacific DuPont Union Carbide and others retreat. Bonds are narrow.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Hiram Walker
Baldwin Locomotive
Schenley
Pfizer
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
International Telephone
Kentrécott
Dow Chemical
U. S. Gypsum
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio
Santa Fe Southern Pacific
Great Northern
DuPont
Union Carbide
Woolworth
National Power
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda
Standard Oil
Consolidated Edison
Eastern Union
Chicago Grain Quotations
Opening prices show corn at 1.37 for January and 1.39 for March. Oats for September 72 3-4, November 71 1-4, December 71 7-8 to 72, and March 73 1-8 to 73.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Results Across Cattle and Sheep
Salable calves 1 000 and fed steers and yearlings steady to strong with top 27.25 for strictly choice medium and weighty steers. Grass cattle 14.00–19.00. best heifers 23.00. Beef cows weak to 0.25 lower. vealers 17.50–18.00. Salable sheep 3 500 with native lambs 35–75 cents lower. top 21.65 for strictly good to choice cuts. yearlings unsold. early sales good and choice slaughter steady around 7.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Answers to the Daily Quiz Corrected on Page Four
The page lists quiz solutions: Do. Rags. about one in four veterans. Has. Greenland 736 518 square miles. hallmarks on gold or silver indicating quality. True. Yes about 1000. Sidney Hillman age 59. Less 2.98 percent.
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Greenland
Sidney Hillman
Hogan Wins Ninth Title of Season in Canada Open
Ben Hogan, the 1946 money leader with $29,500, captured his ninth win of the season by one stroke over Dick Metz in the Canadian Pro Golfers Open. Hogan aims for the U.S. PGA Championship and Byron Nelson’s 1945 crown, as the U S Open starts August 19 in Portland Oregon.
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Winnipeg
Little Ben Hogan
United States
Victor
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kas
Slim Star
Hershey
Byron Nelson
Dayton
Ohio
Portland
Ore
Sales Directory Auction on August 17 at 10 A.M.
Household kitchen furniture and assorted carpenter tools offered by Mrs. Cecil Loy at Dodge Avenue in a local sale. Auction starts August 17 at 10 a.m.
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Dodge Ave
Cecil Loy
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Heurich Brewers
Chucket
Bailey Goodman
N. Loudoun St
Nichols Bros
Fairfax Inn
Calpin
Virginia Woolen Evens
W.va
Aluminum
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Cardinals
Nationals
Hugh Fullerton, JR
By Sid Feder
Hughie Fullerton
Feder
Pullerton
Bruce
Red) Smith
Mr. Dobson
Saratoga
Spa
Bob Fenimore
Oklahoma A
Figger Filberts
Joe Louis
New Corbitt
Contractors Supply CO
First and
Payne Streets
Alexandria
Overlook
RCA
Anderson
N. Braddock St
Stock Market
Clarke County
G. ©. Masters
Wucisn Life Insurance CO. OF
Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
Hogan
Brumback’s Farm
J. G. Hollinger & Son
Court Square
Ian Anne Eonane
Donnnhndennane
Dee Eannnae "Hunt
Soilax
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Cammer Tire CO
Winchester Furniture CO
South Loudoun St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Esso
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Senviet
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Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
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