Advance To State Finals By Win Over Park View Baptist
Cork Street Christian Church Softball led by J Hockman defeated Parkview Baptist 7-4 in Richmond District finals. Boyd hit a grand slam as Cork Street extended their win streak to 16. Stephenson beat Winchester White Sox 6-3 to claim top spot in Northern Virginia League with Patton earning the win.
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Park View Baptist
Cork Street Christian Church
Clarendon Methodist
Byrd Park
Richmond
Oliver Presbyterian
Staunton
Burrows Baptist
Norfolk
Winchester
Parkview Baptist
South Street Baptist of
Portsmouth
First Church of the “Brethren
Roanoke
Salem
J. Hockman
Liggon
Tslip
Cork Street
Boyd
Stephenson
Winchester White Sox
Virginia
White Sox
Patton
Foltz
Gunn
Hartman
Keckley
O. Foltz
D. Smith
Mangrum wins Eastern Open with 279 at Baltimore
Sports mirror recalls a past winner Lloyd Mangrum who shot 279 to take the Eastern Open at Baltimore. It notes five years ago the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 4-1 to narrow Brooklyn's NL lead by 1 or 2 games and ten years ago the White Sox shutout the A's 9-0 for their third straight win.
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Lloyd Mangrum
Baltmore
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia A's
Jimmy Mclarnin
Billy Petrolls
Yankee Stadium
Three Softball Games Tonight With Playoff Doubles
Three softball games are scheduled at Senseney Park with two playoff matchups and one regular City League contest. Cork Street vs Braddock Street kicks off Diamond No 2 at 7 15 p m while Lionettes face Blue Sunoco on Diamond No 3 at 7 15 p m. Royal Crown meets Plumly on Diamond No 2 at 8 30 p m.
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Senseney Park
Cork Street
Braddock Street
Lionettes
Blue Sunoco
Royal Crown
Plumly
Knode Captures Winchester Men’s Singles Title
J H Knode Jr defeated C Frank Anderson in three straight sets 6-0 6-0 6-2 to win the Winchester Men's Singles tennis championship. Finalist Anderson advanced by defeating Howard Holland 6-2 6-? in the semifinals.
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Knode
Anderson
J. H. Knode, Jr
C¢ Frank Anderson
Winchester
Howard Holland
Knoae
Fritz Briggs
B Capper
W. Burner
K. Levi
B. Claggett
Capper
Burner
J. Knode
F. Anderson
Knode-Anderson
B. Anderson
Bo Brown
M. Carper
T. Keller
D. Carpenter
R Robinson, Jr
Bray Beverley
F. Briggs
B Anderson
Beverley
Briges
G. Beverley
F Briggs
Rouss Park
Dorothy Rae
Evelyn Vi
Miss C Wisecarver
B. Capper
B. Conrad
H Holland
V. Russell
Russell-Knode
G. Boyd
C. Harrison
D. Baldridge
H. Lil
Daily Crossword Across
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Dodgers skid as Giants surge in 1942 pennant chase
Brooklyn clings to an eight game lead after a 13 4 loss and a string of pivotal results. The Giants rally past Philadelphia for their ninth straight win while Cleveland and Boston widen their grip in the American race. Early Wynn blanks the White Sox. Morrie Martin helps the Yankees drop from first. Ted Williams hits his 26th homer as Boston sweeps Washington.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Giants
Boston
Brooks
Giants
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
A’s
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Cincinnati
Pittsburor
Pirates
Chicago
Morrie Martin
Yankees
Dave Philley
Eddie Joost
Bob Porterfield
Ray Scarborough
Ted Williams
Pat Mullin
George Kell
Tigers
Middletown Beats Stephens City 5 2 In Baseball Tilt
Middletown defeated Stephens City 5 to 2 as Mullin collected three doubles and three singles while Kell added a double and four singles. The Giants won their ninth straight with Don Mueller driving in Whitey Lockman in the eighth. Ed Gaedel, the 26 year old midget from Chicago, pinch hit for Frank Saucier and drew a walk in the Browns lineup. Jim Delsing ran for Gaedel.
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Mullin
Kell
Browns
Ed Gaedel
Gaedel
Chicago
Frank Saucier
Jim Delsing
Don Mueller
Whitey Lockman
Giants
Phis
Stephens City
Virginia
Rouss Park
Rogers
Guard
Jenkins
Beatty
Bailey
Middletown
H - 1aGrrett
Clem
E. Cooley
Judy
Ss Renner
B. Cooley
Henson
Conner
Headly
Dodson
Harper
F. Conner
P. Bailey
Plumly and Arthur win twin bill over Washington District 9
Plumly took game one 13-5 as Clevenger allowed eight hits and Peavey took the loss. In game two Arthur led 5-4 when the night was called after six innings in a pitchers duel with Falk the winner. Congress Heights balked at seven and a foul ruling sparked an onfield walkout. Box lines show Arthur players White Pingley Keller Hart Swisher Messall Seldon Falk and others. Braves slug Dodgers as Spahn earns 15th win and Kiner ties Hodges for home runs. Chambers and Brazie combine on St Louis win.
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Plumly
Arthur
Clevenger
Peavey
Pingley
Keller
Pluml
Falk
Congress Heights
Arthur Congress Heights
Abrh White
G. Hart
Ee Whitlock
Ac Swisher
Messall
Seldon
Warren Spahn
Braves
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Service Teams Strive for Comeback in Semipro Tournament
In Wichita Kansas service teams push for a comeback in the National Semipro Baseball Tournament. The event features 32 teams in a three week double elimination format. Four of yesterday’s five victors were military clubs with the Enid Army Air Field last winning in 1945.
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Wichita
Kas
Enid
Okla
Army Air Field
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Marines
Warren
Wyo
Air Force Base
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Stephenson Downs White Sox
N. Virginia
Hockman
Homer
Garver
J Hocknan
P Bailey
Shank
Oates
Kibler
Ss Rickard
Park View
Mares Padgett
Denton
Dolt
Rf Jones
Smith
Smithers
Brizename
Woody Liggon
Meee
Cork
New York
Brooklyn
ABA
Armess
Catlett If
Fahnestock
Keckley Ef
J. Foltz
Grim
Grim P
R. Royston
Miller's Hardware
N. Loudoun
City
Berryville
R . B. Jones
Carroll
Brannon
Rickard
Larrick
D. Jackson
Berlin
D ' Ashby
Bart
Royston
Fuller
Kackley
Crumpler
Myers
Sports Mirror
The
Daily Crossword
Coat
Fir
Red Hot Giants
Congress
Washington, D
Anninetti
Cook
Williams
C. Gray
Lf. Lieb
Watson
Summers
Ss. Taylor
J. V. Arthur
C. B. Smalts & Son
Nat'l Ave
Lowry Field
Colo
Booneville
Ark
Camp Pickett
Arkansas City
Wichita Boeing Bombers
Menedon
Barksdale Field Fliers
Louisiana
Blackewell
Winchester News
S. Loudoun
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Saratoga
Chapman Motor CO
Boscawen Street
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