O Sull ivan Tops RC 11 8 Regains City Softball Lead
O'Sullivan tops Royal Crown Cola 11 8 to reclaim the City Softball lead as Moose slips to fourth after a 7 3 loss to Plumly Lumber Co Bailey delivers the decisive two run double in the final frame. Martin earns the win for O'Sullivan while Larrick takes the loss for RC Plumly endures a late surge to seize the victory Moose fall short in a tight race as district play looms tonight at Winchester Park with multiple league showdowns.
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O'Sullivan Rubber Co
O'Sullivan
Royal Crown Cola
O’sullivan
Battlers
Moose
Novick
Plumly Lumber Co
Bailey
J. W. Arthur Insurance Co
Martinsburg Hose Co
Martin
Donald
Plumly
Earl Davis
Bobby Jackson
Sewell
Fahnestock
Winchester Park Diamonds
Church League
Braddock St
Presbyterian
Montague
Hoover-Kern
Cork St
Lutheran
Episcopal
First Baptist
Handley
Eight Stroke Spread in American Blind Golf at Augusta
Five of 14 contenders reached the second round of the American Blind Golf Championship at Augusta. After 18 holes the leaders were within eight strokes of each other, led by Art Smith, a war-blinded Philadelphian, who posted 55-53-108 in the first round.
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Augusta
Art Smith
Titanium Mine Near Sanford Lake Shines as World’s Largest
The article highlights the discovery and development of the largest titanium mine globally located near Sanford Lake in New York. It notes the mine's scale, potential economic impact, and involvement of local and national stakeholders in extraction and processing.
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Titanium
Sanford Lake, New York
Musial Slaughter Spark Cards Past Giants To Lead NL
Stan Musial extended a 23 game hit streak as Enos Slaughter and Del Rice supplied the power in a 18-4 daytime and 10-3 night rout of the New York Giants. Al Brazie Max Lanier and Harry Brecheen held the Giants in check while St Louis surged into first in the National League.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
Larry Jansen
Sheldon Jones
Brooklyn
al Brazie
Max Lanier
Harry Brecheen
Lanier
Brecheen
Musial
Slaughter
del Rice
Enos
Rice
Financial Troubles Hit Minor Leagues Across Levels
A wave of resignations and fold threats hits multiple leagues from Class A to D as attendance declines. Teams in the Colonial, Middle Atlantic, Tobacco State and Virginia leagues fold or shift. Phillies move Utica and Wilmington farm clubs amid financial losses.
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New York
Middle Atlantic
East Texas
Vandergrift
Philadelphia Phillies
Tobacco State
North Carolina
Connecticut
Utica
N. Y
Wilmington
Del
Phillies
James Douglass
Vthe News and Observer
Smithfield
Selma
Elizabeth City
N. C
Anniston
Ala
Stuart X. Stephenson
South Carolina
Florence
Sumter
Concord
George M. Trautman
All-Stars Open District Play With 12-12 Record
The Clarke County All Stars of Berryville open district play at 7:45 p.m. against Royal Crown Cola, with Elmo Smith expected to pitch. The team holds a 12-12 season mark and has faced Winchester clubs several times this season. Centerfielder Holmes Carlyle, sidelined by a shoulder injury, is anticipated to return after posting an .863 average in five games.
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Northern Virginia
Ternoon
Repu Oil All Stars
Berryville
Wilbur Feltner
Clarke County
Royal Crown Cola
Winchester
Dale Enterprise
Harrisonburg
Novick Transfer Co
Plumly Lumber Co
J. W. Arur Insurance Co
All Stars
Plumly
J. V. Arthur
Moose
Feltner
Arlington
Yeatman’s Sport Store
Arlington Asphalt
Washington
Elmo Smith
Rosenberger Lumber Co
Bell Clothes
Dick Carter
Bucky Wisecarver
Smith
Holmes Carlyle
Wisecarver
Turner Marcus
Bill Lee
National Guard
Isaacs Edged In Virginia Open golf win
Jack Isaacs, defending champion from Langley Air Force Base, shot a two under par 68 at the Danville Golf Club to establish himself as the man to beat in this year’s Virginia Open.
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Danville
Jack Isaacs
Langley Air Force Base
Stokesland
Baseball scores and tonight’s games with rain postponement
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh totals appear with inning by inning lines. Evening matchups list Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at St Louis with two extra night games. Rain postponed Boston at Chicago and Brooklyn at Cincinnati is rescheduled.
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Rice
Slaughter
Red Schoendienst
Eddie Miller
Phillies
Ma Ae
Pittsburgh
Granny Hamner
Pirates
Rokie Bill MacDonald
Hamner
Bill Nicholson
Clyde McCullough
Danny O'Connell
Johnny Klippstein
Chicago
Boston Braves
Braves
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Johnny Mize
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Boston
Yanks
St. Louis
Neg Garver
Ed Lopat
Roy Sievers
Red Rolfe
New York
Dizzy Trout
Red Sox
Trout
Willard Nixon
Bobby Doer
Vic Wertz
Nixon
Doerr
Johnny Lipon
Bobby Feller
Philadelphia
Joe Gordon
Dick Fowler
Cleveland
Washington
Ray Scarborough
Chicago White Sox
Sam Dente
Associated Press
Arlington driver Carl Anderson to race at Airport Speedway
Carl Anderson of Arlington Virginia, a familiar figure to national racing fans, will return next Sunday to race a new midget car No. 18 at the Airport Speedway. He has driven jalopies and big cars and won the 1948 local feature. Ace Laster, who crashed last race, will also be back that Sunday.
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Carl Anderson
Arlington Va
Carl
E.R.A
Laster
Anderson
Airport Speedway
Pirates Buy Dillinger as New Era Dawns in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Pirates pay about 100000 to acquire third baseman Bob Dillinger from the Philadelphia Athletics. Owner John Galbreath promises a pennant winner, dispatching Roy Hamey to seal the deal as Frank McKinney sells his stake. Dillinger, batting around .310 with nine triples, joins a reshaped lineup while Danny OConnell may move to short.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Dillinger
Philadelphia Athletics
Dillinger
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis
Pirates
John Galbreath
Ton Johnson
Pittsburgh
Galbreath
Bucs
Roy Hamey
Philadelphia
Athletics
Waivers
Hamey
Billy Meyer
Danny O'Connell
Buc
Erecta A
Hank Borowy
Stan Rojek
George Strickland
St. Louis Browns
Roy Mack
Meyer
Power Co Playoffs: Martinsburg Meets Martinsburg Power Co
The Northern Virginia Power Co. softball team will play Martinsburg Power Co. at 6 oclock tonight on diamond 1. The local side has two games this season, defeating Charles Town bd Co. 12 to 0. The article notes air layering rhododendron cuttings for propagation if needed.
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Northern Virginia’ Power Co
Martinsburg Power Co
Lcal
Charles Town Bd Co
Martinsburg
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Miller’s Hardware
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Ballantine
America
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Newark, N. J
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