Yankees Beat Chisox 3 1 as Richards Protests Postponed Game
Yankees win 3 1 over the White Sox in a rain halted game at Yankee Stadium. Richards vows a protest after Chicago had taken a brief lead before the storm, while DiMaggio and Woodling homered for New York. Indians top Red Sox 3 2 in Boston to stay near the pennant pace.
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Sox Meet North Mountain in Northern Virginia League
The White Sox tied with Stephenson for first face North Mountain at Rouss Park at 3 p m tomorrow. Stephenson hosts Middletown while Stephens City visits Stephenson and Front Royal plays Middletown in other league games.
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Trotter Proximiy Sets Money Record in Exhibition Year
Proxi miy boosted earnings to 210 129 to break a 73 year money making mark. Goldsmith had held the 206 462 50 threshold since 1877. The piece notes historic performance across years for racing figures and a separate Q&A on osteopathy licensing in all states.
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O Sullivan downs Arthur 2 1 in district tourney opener
In a pitchers duel at Senseney Park the Arthur O Sullivan nine fell 2 to 1 to O Sullivan. Goose Hart homered for Arthur in the seventh to put them ahead. Whitlock took the loss on three hits while Donald allowed four hits for the winners. Pingley was knocked unconscious chasing a ball and required eleven stitches.
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Medal of Honor Awarded to Desmond Doss for Okinawa Valor
On October 12, 1945 President Truman awarded the Medal of Honor to Private First Class Desmond T. Doss of Lynchburg Virginia. He served as a medical corpsman on Okinawa and distinguished himself in combat.
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National Fruit Tips Scales Past Toledo in 7-6 Softball Drama
National Fruit Tips edged Toledo Scales 7 to 6 at Senseny Road diamonds as Spaid homered for the losers. Luttrell allowed nine hits while Fruities connected for five. The doubleheader features next with Cumberland at 2 p.m. and Lionettes facing Red Buttons after 3:15 p.m.
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Billy Evans Resigns From Detroit Tigers Post
Billy Evans, Detroit Tigers general manager and executive vice president, resigns effective season end. Charley Gehringer to assume vice president duties October 1 and perform general manager tasks, though not yet by title. Gehringer, Hall of Fame second baseman, joins firm Gehringer and Forsyth after retiring in 1942. He was 1947 AL MVP and lifetime .321 batter.
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Billy) Evans
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Cars of Father and Son Collide on Rural Road
Hollidaysburg Pa James C Bagshaw 61 and his son Emory 31 were injured when both drove along the same country road and their autos collided head on. Six persons were hospitalized including the two men.
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High View Social Roundup and Visits
High View residents and relatives hosted and visited over the weekend. Front Royal couple Mr and Mrs Howard Henry and daughter Wanda called on Mr and Mrs W A Orndorff Sunday evening. The Williams family from Gibsonia Pennsylvania visited Irvin Williams and family. Mrs Caroline Glaize and daughter visited Mrs Vergie White. Chambers Green Jr and family spent time with C R Green and Evelyn Green. Marvin White and children Glenn and Lee visited Cumberland Maryland. Ridings Chapel hosts a yard party this Saturday night. Linda White spent weekend with cousin Guy.
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Pastor Samuel Simonds Steps Back From Pulpit in Centralia
The Rev Samuel Simonds of First Baptist Church in Peru, Illinois, after a heart attack, shifts from preaching to listening to his own sermons recorded for the congregation. He attends services from a pew while unable to preach, continuing to engage with his past messages.
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All Star City League Team Ballot Draft
The Winchester City League ballot lists the writer’s pick for the All Star team. It specifies positions including pitcher catcher first base second base third base shortstop and centerfield with no player names provided.
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