Clarke County Routs North Mountain 12-4 in NV League game
Clarke County All-Stars exploded for a six run second inning and held North Mountain to nine hits in a 12 to 4 victory at Rouss Park. Hornshell led Clarke with two hits and three runs while Doves and Cunningham backed him with key hits and Clarke improved to two wins, two losses, and a tie.
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Clarke County All-Stars
North Mountain
Rouss Park
Clarke
Howard Hornshell
Bill Bailey
Buck McCarty
Peter Dove
Opie Cunningham
D. Bauserman
C. Bauserman
Hornshell
H. Morrison
Lafollette
Lowrey
Gil McDougald
Yankees
Bob Kuzava
Jim McDonald
Batting Star Carl Bauserman Shines Amid Loss
North Mountain shortstop Carl Bauserman bats cleanup and leads in slugging while delivering solid defense in yesterday's game against Clarke County.
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Carl Bauserman
North Mountain
Clarke County
Bauserman
Little League announces teams and sponsors for new season
Officials list the American League teams with Lions Club Abner Johnson Exchange Club Otis Snag Sargent Rotary Jim Sargent Kiwanis Pete Earle and more. National League teams include B M Chevrolet Red Royston Dr Pepper Lester Singhass and Frank Anderson. Players eight and under report to the Diamond at 5 p m today to learn their assignments.
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Little League Baseball
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Abner Johnson
Exchange Club
Otis “Snag” Sargent
Rotary Club
Jim Sargent
Kiwanis Club
Pete Earle
B. & M. Chevrolet
Red Royston
Dr. Pepper
Lester Singhass
Frank Anderson
Workingman’s Store
Wilbur Anderson
Ernest Long
Valley News
Teddy Keller
Richard Hart
Little League
Area Diamond Standings Update
Stephenson 18, White Sox 3. Clarke County 12, North Mountain 4. Front Royal 12, Draper 5. Game called in seventh inning noted for the standings update.
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Clarke County
North Mountain
Front Royal
Draper
City
Plumly
Republic Oil
Arthur
Novick
O'Sullivan
Royal Crown
Toledo
Friendship
O’sullivan
Diamond
R. C. Cola
Lionettes
National Fruit
Church
Pet
Cork Market
Opequon Highland
Braddock
Lutheran
Montague
Plumly Defeats Novick to Take Lead in City Play
Plumly beat Novick 11 to 2 at Senseney Park to stay atop the City Softball League. Jess Donald pitched four singles allowed and struck out three for Plumly, while Phillips struggled on the mound for Novick with five wild pitches. Reed and Wisecarver aided Plumly with key plays as Funk and Slonaker made errors that fueled the win.
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Senseney Park
Novick
Jess Donald
Phillips
Funk
Reed
Wisecarver Plumly
Dave Fahnestock
Fahnestock
R Boyd
Armel
H. Henrietta
R. Boyd
Slonaker
O'Sullivan
R Shirley
Arthur Twins Lead J. W. Arthur To 9-0 City League Win
Alonzo Whitlock threw a three hit shutout as J. W. Arthur defeated Royal Crown 9-0. L. O Connell, Arthur’s third baseman, scored twice with a single and a double. Teddy Keller collected a double and a single in his season debut, while Whitlock’s double was the lone extra base hit for Royal Crown.
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Royal Crown
J. W. Arthur
Arthur
Republic Oi
Plumly
Grim
W. Spaid
Lee Fawcett
Whitlock
Spaid
Teddy Keller
Swisher
Jack Lewis
Cola
L. O'Connell
Seer
J. Larrick
Bill Moore
B. C
O'Sullivan
RH White
Seeee
Spurs
Er Keller
Hart
Seeees Swisher
Rf G. Tillotson
J. V. Arthur
Ashby and
Garrabrandt
Three Teams Tied Narrowly in AL Standings After Weekend Games
Boston rises to first with 28–20, New York at 25–18, Cleveland 29–21 as walks sap pitchers. Red Sox sweep Detroit 5–2, Yankees take two from St Louis 5–2 and 3–0, A's beat Cleveland twice 12–4 and 11–3.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Washington
Baseball Standings and Money Print Inquiry
The AP lists NL standings with teams Boston Detroit New York St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Washington. A Q&A notes all U S currency paper is produced by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and is not available to others.
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Virginia’s 1952 Marble Champion Is Jesse Johnson
Virginia’s 1952 marble champion is Jesse Johnson, a 12 year old from Fredericksburg. He outshot Thom as Braun of Hopewell in the state finals to win the right to represent Virginia at the National Marbles Competition.
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Hopewell
Virginia
Jesse Johnson
Fredericksburg
Thomas Braun
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