Winchester Falls 7-2 as Barr Breaks Nose in Stanley Loss
The Winchester Baseball Club lost 7-2 to Stanley at Rouss Park. Ace Walter Barr suffered a broken nose in the fifth inning and was hospitalized. Buck Cooper allowed three runs in relief. Winchester outhit Stanley 7-6 but failed to punch in timely hits, with Don Smith and Jim Beatty driving the lone runs in the sixth and ninth. Winchester visits Front Royal on Wednesday.
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Smith Brothers
All Star Game Sets Up With Rested Pitchers and Favorites
American and National League squads enter the 22nd midsummer classic in Milwaukee with rested pitchers and few injuries. Early Wynn is tipped as America's likely starter against Don Newcombe or Robin Roberts. A sellout crowd nears 45,000 as Arch Ward funeral shifts start time to 2 p.m. local. The game is broadcast on Mutual and NBC with gate and rights estimates totaling about 285,000 dollars. The Nationals hold 13 to 10 odds to win their fifth in six meetings.
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
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Reach 4 Physicians In Emergency Call Number 3670
A newly listed emergency contact number 3670 connects to four physicians. The notice urges patients to use this line for urgent medical guidance and rapid access to care. It emphasizes prompt action and professional availability during crises.
Lupton Overpowers Bucher's Nine In Make-Up Game
Lupton of the minors outscored Bucher's nine 17 to 11 in a Saturday make-up. Ned Hall and G. Boyce combined for the pitching win while L Gorham Kipps led Lupton with three hits and a double. Bucher’s team managed five hits led by Stickley tripling, while Simpson took the loss.
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G. Boyce
Simpson
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Kipps
R. Price
Rucker
Stickley
Co. Sledge
Mangold
Runnels Out For Surgery With Senators
Washington Senators second baseman Pete Run nels will undergo an operation for appendicitis tomorrow. Club officials expect him to be out of the lineup two or three weeks. The ailment is chronic.
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Pete Runnels
Washington Senators
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Maury McDermott
Bob Porterfield
River Conditions Report for Shenandoah at Riverton
Morning river report notes Shenandoah at Riverton at 45 minutes past midnight. North Fork very muddy while South Fork is clear.
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North Fork
South Fork
Jackson's 3-Hitter Tops Martinsburg in 9-Inning Win
Winchester's Novick nine edged Hose Company of Martinsburg 6-3 in a nine-inning City League game at Senseng Park. Bobby Jackson pitched a three-hitter for the win as Hoover drove in a key sixth inning run and Wisecarver homered later to seal the rally.
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Snfield
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Jim Blackburn
Kenny Wisecarver
Wendell Seldon
B. Johnson
Allen
Ditlow
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Hass
Hopkins
Eddie Grim
Dick Hansberger Wins Final Event At Airport Track
Dick Hansberger of Mt. Jackson drove the H1 to victory in the final amateur heat at Winchester Airport Speedway before rain halted the Sportsman Feature. Jimmy Findley of Baltimore finished second and Jack Dennison of Arlington took third in the event.
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Baltimore
Jack Dennison
Arlington
Findley
Tommy Irvin
Purcellville
Doug Bailey
Annandale
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Bob Welch
Irvin
Welch
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Stocks
Kevin Miller
Woodstock
Jimmy Reed
Austin DeHaven
Dan Bowers
Edinburg
Ray Chandler
Staunton
Red Nininger
Brunswick
Bud Fauble
Dennison
Use of Baltimore Minnows Clarified
A Chesapeake region notice from the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries answers Otis Sargent on minnow use. Director I T Quinn states that public impoundments are closed to Baltimore minnows as bait while the Shenandoah River allows their use under current laws.
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Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Otis “Snag” Sargent
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Commission
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Young Men's Sport Shop
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Shenandoah
Yankees and Orioles Slip as White Sox and Tigers Falter in Pennant Chase
In week before All Star break the Yankees maintain a five game AL lead over Cleveland with Chicago and Detroit fading. Boston climbs to fourth behind Ted Williams while Detroit drops to fifth after losses to Kansas City and a split in the A’s series. In the NL Brooklyn leading but edged by New York as Milwaukee and St. Louis split results. Mantle belts two homers in loss to Washington, while Williams homers again for Boston in a 10-7 win over Baltimore.
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Ted Williams
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Harry Dorish
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Norm Zauchin
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Royal Crown Wins Fredericksburg Doubleheader Saturday
Royal Crown remained undefeated by defeating Fredericksburg C P Telephone Co and Jet's Service Station in a twin bill at James Monroe High School. Donal d pitched a two hitter for a 4 2 win and Hockman won the second game 9 4 on a nine hitter as RC posted a five run eighth inning to clinch the nightcap.
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Fredericksburg C&p Telephone Co
Jet
James Monroe High School
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Jim Hockman
Fredericksburg
Rickard
Haymaker
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Pope
Oates
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Major eters By The Associated Press Eastern Standard Time
Today’s schedule lists no games. Yesterday Cleveland beat Chicago 5-2, Washington 6-3, New York 4-8, Boston 10-7, Kansas City 9-1, Detroit 5-10 with one rain postponed game. Tomorrow features the All-Star Game at Milwaukee at 3 p.m. Results include New York 3 Brooklyn 2, St. Louis 7 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1, Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 4.
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Boston
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Tommy Bolt Wins St. Paul Open Golf
Tommy Bolt used patience and a tip from Ben Hogan to regain the winner’s circle at the St. Paul Open in Minnesota. Bolt traded temper for steady play to secure the title.
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Peter Thomson
Australia
St. Andrews
Scotland
Thomson
U.S
Tommy Bolt
ST. Paul, Minn
Ben Hogan
Texan Wins St Paul Open With 19 Under Par
The square-jawed Texan beat Jerry Barber of Los Angeles to finish 19 under par with a 269 for the $15,000 St Paul Open. He earned $2,400 for the victory.
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Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
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