Roundup of sports gossip and matchups across leagues
New York July 8 roundup covers a wide mix of sports chatter. It notes radio and attendance issues around Dodger Bee broadcasts, 1942 and 1943 series nostalgia, upcoming boxing debuts and bouts, baseball double plays, and managerial comments. Also mentions golf, wrestling, and horse racing linkups with shifting careers and venue notes.
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New York
San Antonio
Birmingham
Bob Quinn
WOR
Brooklyn Rooters
Pretton
Cub
Storey
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Waitkus
Tulsa
Simms
St. Mary's
Tex
Mean Extra Inning Winnings Highlight July Action
Readable fragments note extra innings in July and higher winnings by end. The summary captures a sporting context with July games and favorable outcomes without adding unverified details.
Local sports highlights from Culpeper to Hot Springs
Culpeper show awards crown Clifton's Lad in hunter champion event with Norman Haymaker. Gold Ondrina wins reserve. Willoughby clinches Blue Ridge golf title. Mitchell and Baldwin among finalists. Augusta county tennis slated for July 9 with The Winchester Star info. Roy Ryden Jr wins state amateur golf consolation flight. Perry Smith honored after Parks win amid umpire threats.
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Culpeper
Lewis M. Allen
Golondrina
the News An
du Pont Employes
Augusta County
Winchester
Winchester Star
Hot Springs
Roy Ryden, JR
Peter Page
Ryden
Jimmy Watts
Lynchburg
Tom Shepherd
James Cumber Jr Wins Statewide Vocational Essay Prize
James Cumber Jr of James City County Training School won first prize of 15.00 in a statewide contest for Negro vocational agriculture students. The Virginia Division of Vocational Cultural Education sponsored the event and judged essays on nitrogen use and economical production of crops.
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James Cumber, Jr
James City County Training School
Ee Peereau
Ginia Division of Vocational Cultural Education
Younger
Berryville Triumphs Over The Park In Red Cross Benefit
Berryville beat The Park 5 to 4 in a Red Cross benefit game after a seventh inning homer by Al Coe who earned the win with seven hits. Coe, previously beaten by The Park, delivered clutch pitching and a two run first inning as Ernest Burch walked and Michael doubled to start Berryville’s rally. The Park tied it in the first on Swanson’s single.
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Berryville
Washington, D. C
al Coe
Ernest Burch
Michael
Mathias’ Rifle
Swansson
Coe
Homer Coe
Winchester
B. Patton
Kilmer
Lunsford
Patton
Ump
Locke
Ed. Burch
Coopy Goodwin
Bob Patton
Park and Clarke County Junior Board game raises funds for Red Cross
Proceeds from yesterday’s game between The Park and Clarke county’s Junior Board of Trade team went to the Red Cross. The amount was a little over $20, with Park players donating services to help the team out of debt and Berryville players covering their expenses.
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Park
Coe Homers to Lift Berryville Past Winchester in Final
Berryville takes a 5-3 lead on Coe’s seventh inning homer after a tied game earlier as Garver and Estep drive in runs. Winchester answers with late offense but two baserunners are stray, sealing a 5-4ish outcome.
Campbell Ties Course Record At Local Club
Campbell shot a 70 to tie the amateur course record co held by Ray Ryden Jr. and Peter Page. He posted eight pars and one birdie in the first round and five pars and two birdies in the second, finishing two over par on the 13th hole and one over on the 18th. John J. Noll, tied to the Potomac River Flood Control office, is a new local member playing with Campbell.
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John J. Noll
Carl Campbell
Ray Ryden, Jr
Peter Page
Campbell
Red Sox Suffer Fourth Straight Loss to Warrenton
The Red Sox fell 9-1 to Warrenton as Bob Sargent and Smith struggled on the mound and at the plate. Warrenton’s offense dominated, extending Boston’s skid to four games yesterday.
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Red Sox
Warrenton
Bob Sargent
Smith
Warrenton A. C
Middletown Minks Remain Undefeated with 9-1 Win
The Middletown Minks extended their unbeaten run with a 9-1 victory over Woodstock on their home field in Middletown. Box score details follow.
Marriage Formula in Plain Talk Promotes Family Focus
A concise guide explains a simple rule for harmony at home by balancing give and take. It stresses keeping family needs central and applying a practical approach to daily tensions.
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Jones Funeral Home
National Fruit Teams Split Double Bill
Winchester plants softball team and Martinsburg tees split a double bill Saturday. One game ended with a 4-9 score as the teams competed for early season standings.
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Winchester Plants
National Fruit
Martinsburg
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Bickers Motor Coo
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Washington Center Market
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