Donkey Baseball Game Arranged in Stephens City
A donkey baseball game is set between the Bears of the Stephens City Fire Co and the Tigers of Stephens City High School at 6 p.m. tomorrow on the high school field. Admission proceeds go to the fire company. Donkeys are supplied by Diamond T Ranch Donkey Ball Co of Ohio. players include listed Tigers and Bears with many regulars named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
Stephens City Fire Co
Tigers
Stephens City
Diamond T Ranch Donkey Ball Co
Ohio
Richard Dick
John Larrick
Millard Singhas
Luther Lowery
Donald Luttrell
Martin Ewing
Charles Cochrane
Clifton Strosnider
Allen Barley
Ernest Welch
George Giles
Fire Company Bears
Henry Ritenour
Dan Brumback
Buck” Lovett
Bob Stickley
Charles RF
Bass
Roy Tobin
Ashley Dodson
Harry Tobin
Earl Stout
Russell Reid
Elwood Mauck
John Orndorff
Louis Gossard
All-Star Baseball Team Chosen For League Meet
Frederick Clarke coaches select the 1949 Evening Star league All-Star squad led by Berryville players. Berryville places four on the first team and five on the overall roster with Stonewall, Boyce, Gore, Gainesboro, Middletown well represented. The nine‑inning exhibition is slated for Tuesday at Rouss Park with tickets at 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick- Clarke
Tommy DeHaven
Stonewall
Warren Thompson
Gainesboro
Kenneth Wisecarver
Berryville
Preston Pitta
Richard Nesselrodt
Gore
Buddy Locke
Glenn Smallwood
Philip Grim
Boyce
Charles Keckley
Lonewall
Red Wing
Chester Rockwell
Stephens City
Middletown
Lacy Bray
Charles Patton
Loyd Michael
Beverly Payton
Millard Singhas
Daniel Yowell
Philip O'Connell
Ernest Welch
Nelson Sours
Arthur Cunningham
Charles Coates
Robert Lewis
Richard Dick
Fletcher Dellinger
Willis Barr
Rouss Park
Tudent
Winchester Evening Star Sports Desk
Giant Castoff Humbles Them With 14th Inning Home Run
Dodgers edge Giants 6 4 in 14th inning as Carl Furillo homers off Larry Jansen for the second time this season. Benton? Banta delivers relief with two scoreless innings and Koslo yields an insurance run. Jackie Robinson collects three hits while Roy Campanella sparks a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giant Castoff
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Carl Furillo
Brooks
Shade Lee
New York Giants
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Giants
Jansen
Furillo
Roy Campanella
Dave Koslo
Banta
Barney Shotton
Jackie Robinson
Dodger
Johnny Mize
Robinson
Mize
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League leads with Boston and Brooklyn tied at .575, New York and St. Louis close behind. Yesterday Boston defeated Philadelphia 7 6, Brooklyn beat New York 6 4, with notable performances by Carl Furillo and Jack Banta. Tonight's games include Pittsburgh at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League matchups feature New York at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Carl Furillo
Dodgers
New York Giants
Jack Banta
Brooks
Lombardi
Bickford
Coleman
Trucks
Jansen's late surge fuels tight Polo Grounds duel
In a high scoring night at the Polo Grounds 43 922 fans watched a battle for first place as Jansen pressed on a 563 in 18 hits over 32 at bats Hodges started the log overtime duel with a home run and Boston edged Philadelphia 7 6 after a comeback from 5 0 down with Jim Konstanty walking the bases full in the ninth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansen
Gil Hodges
Giants
Polo Grounds
Boston
Phillies
Braves
Jim Konstanty
Clint Conatser
Berryville Edges Stonewall to Tie for League Lead
Berryville wins 3 1 at home over Stonewall to finish 11 1 and deadlock the league title with Stonewall. Bray earned the win with five hits allowed and no walks while Patton tasted defeat after giving up three walks with three strikeouts. Stonewall had opened scoring in the second inning as Keckley reached on a hit by pitch and Hoover drove in Keckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Gainesboro
Bailey
Taylor
Hens City
Step
Ompson
Wolf
Largent Bailey
Welch
Baughman
Err Coates Ors
Davis
Thompson
Adams
Berryville High School
Stonewall
Rebels
Berryville
Rouss Park
Bray
Patton
Keckley
O’connell
Shortstop
Locke
Hoover
Hunter Longerbeam
O'Connell
Pitta
Longerbeam
Wisecarver
Patton P . Crim
Lewis
DeHaven
Gillespie
Dorsey
Kess H. Longerbeam
Feagan
Lake of Smallwood If
Broy P Carpenter
Rebels hurler Neff throws no hitter in 9 0 win
Bob Neff of the New Market Rebels hurled a no hitter as his teammates power to a 9 0 victory over Grottoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Bob Neff
New Market Rebels
Grottoes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trange
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Frederick-Clarke
Winchester Plate Glass CO
General Electric
Y Electric
Anderson
Martinsburg Pike
Neff
The
River House
U. S. 50
Shenandoah Boyce, Va
Arthur
Julia A
Lynnios
TCL
Capper
Jewelry
West Boscawen St
Perry
Safeway
Dole
Esso
COPR
Esso Ind
Esse
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!