Cork St and Highland Ave Softball Results
Cork St. wallops First Baptist 11-2 as Highland Ave. routs Hoover-Kern 14-4 in Church League play. Swanson allowing nine hits helped Highland to victory with a fifth inning surge. Cork St. pitchers Bailey and Fretwell combined for the win amid a six inning eight hit attack. Standings show Braddock St Montague Ave Lutheran Cork St and Highland Ave at 3-1 tied behind Royal Crown Cola 4-0. Later games feature Plumly vs Novick and Arthur vs O Sullivan with Arthur aiming for an undefeated 5-0.
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First Baptist
Hoover
Cork St. Christian
Tost
Swanson
Allen Oates
Cork St
Bill Bailey
Jack Fretwell
George Garver
Meredith Boyd
Harry Shendon
Plumly
Novick
Arthur
O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
Royal Crown Cola
Frank Bailey
Braddock
Montague Ave
Lutheran
Cork St. Anck Highland Ave
Presbyterian
Episcopal
First Brethren
Baptists
Hoover-Kern
Montague
Highland
Baptist
Brethren
Lipon Sparks Tigers In 11 8 Win Over Senators
Detroit's Johnny Lipon stars at short and with a 335 average leads a Tigers attack that includes Kell hitting .388 and Evers Wertz also strong as Detroit outslugged Washington 11 8. The win lifts Detroit to first place two percentage points above the Yankees as Cleveland and Chicago also win.
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Detroit
Johnny Lipon
Tigers
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Lipon
Red Rolfe
Evers-Wertz-Groth
Newhouser-Houtteman-Hutchinson- Gray- Trucks
Gerry Priddy
George Kell
Yankee Stadium
Tiger
Kell
Evers
Hoot Evers
Vic Wertz
Wertz
Local Athlete Keller Receives Randolph-Macon Monogram
ASHLAND Theodore S Keller a Randolph-Macon College athlete from Winchester received an athletic monogram for football and baseball awarded by Hugh Stephens Director of Athletics in a chapel ceremony. Keller a freshman member of Kappa Alpha made the Dean's list for the winter semester along with 73 RM students earning monograms for seven Randolph-Macon sports.
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Ashland
Theodore S. Keller
Randolph-Macon
Winchester
Hugh Stephens
Keller
Randolph-Macon College
Kappa Alpha
Bad Boy Wakefield Homers For Oakland
Dick Wakefield former New York Yankee homered with a man on base in the eighth as Oakland defeated Sacramento 6 to 2. It was his first complete game with the Oaks after a dispute over a $40,000 sale and his move from the Yankees to Oakland as part payment for Jackie Jensen and Billy Martin.
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Oakland
Calif
Dick Wakefield
New York Yankee
Sacramento
Oaks
Wakefield
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Jackie Jensen
Billy Marti
Dean's List Eligibility Criteria Outlined
A student must achieve a B average across all subjects for the entire semester to qualify for the Dean's List. The policy emphasizes uniform performance rather than excellence in a single course.
Savold defeats Woodcock in four rounds for heavyweight title
American challenger Lee Savold battered British champion Bruce Woodcock over four rounds at White City Stadium before 50,000 fans. Blood flowed from Woodcock’s left eye, nose, and mouth as Savold claimed the British European version crown in a stunning走 win.
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Loendon
Bruce Woodcock
Woodcock
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Lee Savold
United States
White City Stadium
Savold
States
Jack Solomons
Substances Used to Sweeten Toothpaste
Sentifrices are usually sweetened with saccharin but some contain sugar. Tooth pastes also usually contain glycerin or glycerite or starch, all of which add to the finished dentifrice. The flavoring oils may also contribute to sweetness.
Major Leagues Schedule and Standings Snapshot
Today's games include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago with several 7 30 and 1 30 p m starts. Standings show Detroit leading American with a .700 mark, New York close, while Boston and Cleveland trail. Tonight Detroit hosts New York in a 1 30 p m tilt and Chicago visits Philadelphia at 7 00 p m.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Nena
Youth and Old Guard Face Off at U.S. Open Golf
Sarazen and Wood forecast a strong field at Merion for the 50th National Open. The 165 players include stars such as Jack Burke Jr. and Dick Mayer, plus amateurs Frank Stranahan and Dale Morey. Ellsworth Vines withdrew and was replaced by Ally Grant and Richard L. Perk.
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Ardmore
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Merion
Gene Sarazen
Ameney Craig Wood
Fort Worth
God
Sarazen
Wood
Jack Burke, Jr
White Plains
N. Y
Dick Mayer
Old Greenwich
Conn
Burke
Mayer
Hogan
Demaret
Ellsworth Vines
Los Angeles
Bob Stupple
Morton Grove
Ally Grant
Pittsburgh
Richard L. Perk
Indianapolis
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Luke Easter
Bob Kennedy
White Sox
Joe McCarthy
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Kenny Holcombe
Friendly Fenway Park
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Curt Simmons
Johnny Lindell
Harry Walker
Earl Torgeson
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St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Bad Boy Wakefield
Ol’ Gee
Cumberland
Major
The
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Big Bill Campbell
Huntington
West Va
Dale Morey
Dallas
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent St
Sccident
Lise
Winchester Evening Star
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