Opequon Clinches Playoff Spots With 14 6 Victory
Opequon defeated Braddock 14 to 6 to lock in playoff participants Opequon Stephenson Cork and Sunnyside for the post season Cork then routed Sunnyside 10 to 4 to tighten final standings The league sees Opequon in first place with most wins and Braddock eliminated Market and Montague also removed from contention Kent Hodson pitched Cork to the win over Sunnyside with three runs scored by Catlett and three by W Driver and Boyd.
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Church
Senseny Park
Cork
Sunnyside
Opequon
Stephenson
Braddock
Market
Montague
Opequon l
Montage
Braddock Ss
C. of Christ ' S
Fach
Opecton
Catlett
W. Driver
Boyd
Lowers
Duvall
Cather
B. Bailey
Kendall
Brown
Whitacre
Baughman
Strawderman
Hodson
Bailey
McCall
J. Hodson
Beam
Hill
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday and Tonight
The AMERIC schedule shows Chicago 8 Washington 5 and Baltimore 3 Boston 2 with New York 3-4 Kansas City 3 Detroit 0 Cleveland 1. Tonight Chicago at New York Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at Washington. AL games list St Louis 3-3 New York 2-8 Brooklyn 6 with Philadelphia-Mil available. Yesterday Pittsburgh 0-2 Chicago 1-5 Cincinnati and Milwaukee not.
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Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Winchester Faces Twinbill as Rebels Play Oak Grove
In Northern Virginia Baseball League action at Rouss Park on Sunday the N Va Rebels face Oak Grove in a doubleheader while Clarke County and Mt Falls meet at nearby sites. Winchester travels to Strasburg for the third game. Key players include Jack Patton for the Reds and Oak Grove’s Rhodes and Basserman. Tommy DeHaven of the Rebels has homered three times this season. The Rebels must win to stay within striking distance of Clarke County, who lead the pack.
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Northern Virginia
Rouss Park
N. Va
Oak Grove
Rebels
Clarke County
Mt. Falls
Strasburg
Winchester
Clarke
Jack Patton
Reds
Shickle
Jobe
Rhodes
Bausserman
Tommy DeHaven
Local SPCA to host eighth Winchester dog show
Over 150 invitation cards mailed to former exhibitors for the Winchester SPCA eighth annual dog show at Farmers Livestock Exchange Route 50 west on Sept 14. John R. Hess of College Park MD will judge. Net proceeds fund the shelter. entries due by mail or at the door. A rummage sale Sept 28–29 supports the proposed animal shelter with prizes donated by local businesses.
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Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Route 50 West
John R. Hess
College Park
Werner Nordheim
P. O
Winchester
SPCA
Worths
Sears, Roebuck
Wisecarver’s Print Shop
Johnston's Jewelry
Johnny’s Sport Shop
Smarts Florist
Broadstater Optician
W. B. Snider and Sons
Apple Valley Beagle Club
Rhodes Jewelry
Boyd's Drug Store
Miller’s Hardware
Kinzel B. Grubbs, Jr
Harry Haines
J. T. Clevenger
John Warner
T. F. Simpson
Charles Harris
George Weidig
Evening Star League Seeks Expansion To Twelve Teams
Team captains and officers are reminded of a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Health Center Alleys. League President Aggie McCall aims to expand from eight to twelve teams this season and invites new teams or bowlers to attend.
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Evening Star Ladies League
Aggie McCall
Penny Fair Day At Rouss Park Draws 1200 Attendees
Fifth annual Penny Fair at Rouss Park drew about 1 200 children from 2 p m to 6 p m. Assistant Recreation Director Myrtle E. Breckenridge said it was the biggest and best yet. Despite ending scheduled at 5, tickets remained and attendees bought from three food booths three game booths and a fortune telling tent. The event was run by the playground staff Recreation Department secretary Betty Cochran several mothers and about 20 volunteers.
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Rouss Park
Myrtle E. Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Recreation Department
Betty Cochran
Penny Fair Day Closes Recreation Season With Penny Giveaways
Junior leaders organized a Penny Fair where every article sold for a penny or given as a gift. Vendors from banks to jewelers donated items weighing down six booths, ensuring ample prizes and plentiful food and drink for all, with a perfect day weather aiding the crowd.
Nixon Returns To Bedside Of Ailing Father
Vice President Richard Nixon returned from the Republican National Convention in San Francisco to rush to his 77 year old father critically ill with a ruptured abdominal artery. He arrived at Los Angeles International Airport with his wife Pat and his brother Don and his wife.
Nixon’s Father in ill health after hospital visit
Vice President Nixon returned to La Habra after visiting his bedridden father Frank Nixon who had a hip injury in 1954. Doctors warned of possible complications from the shock of the elder Nixon’s illness as the younger Nixon faced detailed news questions.
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Nixon
Frank Nixon
la Habra
Los Angeles
I. N. Kraushaar
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Clinch Pit
Montague Beach
Church League
Orndorff
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Reuss Playground
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Bayliss Garage
Bloomery Star
Alwaukee
Sricey
Bardahl
BARDA
Bardahl Capitol Distributors
13Th St
N. W
AMOCO
Millwood Ave
Berryville Ave
Veterans Service Station
Stephens City, Va
M. M. Adams
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Amherst & Boscawen
ED Moore
Gerrard St
Starfort
North
Stotler
Texaco
Valley Pike
Duff
Rouss
Evening Star League
Winchester Stores
Shenandoah
Riverton
North Fork
South Fork
Winchester Airport
Bufflick Road
Weats
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For All
Florist
HFC
America
Jhousehold Finance Conservation of Winchester
Vs Street
J.C. Penney
Mohawk
Allstate
Campatrions
N. Loudoun ST
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