Minor League Crowns Go To Shoe Center Luptons
Shoe Center of the American minor league and Lupton Orchard of the National minor league held the top spots as regular-season play closed in Winchester Little League. Shoe Center led American minors with 17 1, and Lupton Orchard led National minors with 15 3. Standings show Kiwanis Lions Rotary Exchange in the American major race, with ties and four games left to decide the final placements.
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Lupton Orchard
Charles Newlin
John Kendall
Gary Boyce
Bill Hall
Ned Hall
Shoe Center
Luptons
Winchester
Bucher’s
Huntsberry’s
Buncutter's
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Exchange
Rotary and Kiwanis
Lions and Exchange
Shoe Center Dominates Bell's 20 2 In Little League Game
Shoe Center routed Bell's 20 to 2 as the American minor league action wrapped up. National Fruit narrowly edged Miller and Anderson 10 to 9 for a second-place finish. Lockhart led Shoe Center with five hits, Mason and Gaines followed with four and three respectively. Bell Clothes scored early with two runs as Atkinson and Taliaferro contributed in the first and fourth frames.
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Shoe Center
National Fruit
Bell Clothes
Miller & Anderson
Winchester
Miller
Anderson
Lockhart
Mason
Gaines
Thompson
Butler Graves Lockhart
Butler
Graves
Hughes
Ebersole
Meadows
Son
Schwartz
Graines
Meadows Ebersole
Grim
Kelly
Atkinson
Campbell
Taliaferro
Griffith
K. Morrison
Penn
Talia
Hickerson
Richard
Peer
Boxwell
Haymaker
Carroll
Oates
Rosenberry
Republic Oil
Buckner
Renner
Stickley
D. Carter
Lloyd
L. Buckner
Republic
Rosenbery
Carter
Breathless July Pace Lifts Red Sox Closer in AL Race
Boston climbs to within three games of first in the American League as Higgins steers a steadier approach. Williams, Goodman, Klaus and Jensen fuel a comeback while Nixon earns his fourth straight win in a 5-0 victory over Detroit.
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Pace
Bosox
Boston Red Sox
Mike Higgins
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Higgins
Billy Goodman
Billy Klaus
Jackie Jensen
Ted Williams
Braves
Johnny Antonelli
Ray Crone
Phils
Cubs
Burgess
Redlegs
Triump
RC Blasts Out 14-7 Victory In City Softball
RC Cola defeated Republic Oil 14 to 7 in a city league game powered by 20 hits. Oates pitched for RC, allowing 11 hits, while Rosenberry took the loss with 20 hits.
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Republic
RC Cola
Republic Oil
Richard
Hickerson
Carroll
Pope
Covington Clinches Spot in State Junior Legion Tourney
Covington earned one of three slots for the upcoming state American Legion junior baseball tournament by sweeping Danville at Bassett to seal the District 5 title and a District 6 berth. Zone 2 winner will be decided between Warwick and Portsmouth. Zone 1 plays continue with Manassas Arlington and Richmond in race for finals.
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Associated Press
Covington
American Legion
Danville
Bassett
Warwick
Portsmouth
Alexandria
Front Royal
Richmond
Frank Carpin
Manassas
Arlington
Little League Players Visit Washington For Double Header
Winchester Little League base ball players travel to Washington D C tomorrow to witness a double header between the Washington Senators and Chicago White Sox. About 260 boys are expected to attend with cars provided by parents. They will meet managers at Griffith Stadium and sit together during the games.
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Winchester
Washington
D. C
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Washington Ball Club
Griffith Stadium
Bell Clothes Collects Eight Hits In Narrow Ferrro Win
Bell Clothes pounded out eight hits led by Atkinson and Taliferro with two apiece and single tallies from Anderson Campbell K Morrison and Penn, as Ferrro edged out the opposition.
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Ferrro
Bell Clothes
Atkinson
Taliferro
Anderson, Campbell
K. Morrison
Penn
Dr Pepper Bows B M 3-1 In League Play
Dr Pepper edged B M 3-1 to claim third place as Miller won on the mound and Price, Perry, Haines deadlock and Patton's triple fueled the decisive sixth inning rally. Workingman's crushed O Sullivan 11-0 with Parker the winning pitcher and Zydellis briefly starting for the losers.
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Dr. Pepper
O’sullivan’s
O'Sullivan
Workingman’s
Dr Pepper
Miller
Whitacre
Price
Reynolds
Carter
Haines
Perry
Pierce
Michael
Workingman
O’sullivan
Jerry Parker
Zydellis
Hoover
Polhumous
S. Mason
Harper
Hinkle
Bobby Carter
Shaver
Winchester Host To New Market At Rouss Park Tomorrow
Winchester hosts first place New Market at Rouss Park at 2 p.m. in a Massanutten League contest. Walter Barr makes his first start since a three week injury, with Buck Cooper available if needed. Eddie Dodson to catch as New Market arrives with 17 wins and 3 losses. Winchester stands 6 and 12 with two postponements.
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Kiwanis
Workingman's
Winchester
New Market
Rouss Park
Walter Barr
Buck Cooper
Eddie Dodson
Sonny Derrow
Kegg
Postponed games tied to tragedy and rainouts
A Stanley game was postponed after a Stanley director was killed and a team member suffered an auto accident. A Strasburg game, set for June 19, was also rained out.
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Stanley
Strasburg
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
The American League shows Chicago leading with 60 38 and .612, New York 61 39 .610, Cleveland 60 40 .600, Boston 58 42 .580. Detroit 54 45 .645, Kansas City 41 59 .410, Washington 34 65 .343, Baltimore 29 69 .296. National League leaders Brooklyn 69 32 .683, Milwaukee 56 44 .560, New York 53 49 .520, Philadelphia 52 52 .500. Recent results include Chicago 5 Washington 2 and Cleveland 7 Baltimore 1. Tomorrow’s AL games feature Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Chgo
Wash
Clevel
Balto
City
N’york
Bost'n
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Stocky Scout John Hamilton Forms Corp to Fund Jamboree
In Red Oak Iowa 14 year old Eagle Scout John Hamilton formed the John Hamilton Corp with attorney John F Boeye. He sold 30 shares at 10 each totaling 300 to fund a Boy Scout Jamboree trip and plans to buy back all stock in three years through work or cash.
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Red Oak
Iowa
John Hamilton
John
John F. Boeye
John Hamilton Corp
Shop in Winchester the Valley’s Busiest City
A compact shopper’s note highlights Winchester as the valley’s bustling retail hub famed for bargains and crowded storefronts. It emphasizes busy streets, diverse stores, and a lively downtown shopping scene drawing locals and visitors alike.
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Winchester
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Tommy Kipps
George Miller
Jeff Slonaker
Lee Gorham
Eddie Lacy
Gary Bailey
John Newlin
Ronnie Price
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White Sox
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Carl Furillo
Don Hoak
Clem Labine
Riverton
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Ny Gate
Company
E. Boscawen ST
Jr. Legion
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Hollywood Stars
Russ Rose
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Rose
Eddie Taylor
Ashford
Homer
Dr. Pepper Downs B&m
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Crown Prince of
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Stockholm
McKinley
Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
Zach Earl Wheat
Zach “Buck” Wheat
Lake
Ozarks
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Whea
Dodgers
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Christy Mathewson
Sena _iFLOWERS
Nationa
Ave
Cammer Tire CO
Seiberling America
S. Braddock St
Pittsb’gh
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York
Milw
Stocky
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Wim. Ququesne Pilgeroy Seer
Duquesne Distributors
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