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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1951

Page

5

White Sox Ready for East Coast Swing After Streaky Start

The Chicago White Sox open a two week swing through New York Boston Washington and Philadelphia as AL leaders amid a recent 11-7 comeback win over the Yankees. They ride a two and a half game edge over the defending champion New York and chase more victories in a pivotal June stretch.

Chicago White Sox East

Jockey Confident Count Turf Will Win Belmont Stakes

New York jockey Cony McCreary, who rode Count Turf near the Derby finish, expresses certainty about Count Turf winning the Belmont Stakes. He says the colt can carry 126 pounds and beat any rival, calling him a cinch.

New York Cony McCreary St. Louis

Home Run King And Tennis Champ Announce Engagement

New York based Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Nancy Chaffee National Indoor Tennis Champion from Ventura California announced their engagement at a private party. Chaffee received a two carat diamond ring and both declined to set a wedding date, noting it will follow the league season ending in October.

New York Nacy Chaffee Ventura, Calif Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Pirates Marri

Golfer Hogan Wins U S Open In Playoff

A year ago Ben Hogan captured the U S Open after a playoff with Mangrum and George Faz. The recap notes past majors and notable matches from the sports section.

Associated Press Today Ben Hogan Mangrum George Faz

Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary

Major League standings show Brooklyn leading the National League with 31 wins and 18 losses followed by Cincinnati 25 23 and St. Louis 26 24. Sunday's results include Brooklyn 24 Pittsburgh 15 in a split, New York 6 3 over Chicago, St. Louis 5 Boston 4, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia postponed by rain. American League leaders Chicago 33 14 and New York 32 18. Sundays results: New York 2 7 Chicago 1 11, Detroit 11 9, Philadelphia 7 5, Boston 9 8, Cleveland 6 2, St. Louis 10 2, Washington 9 3.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Chicago White Sox Land of Free and Plenty New York Boston Washington Philadelphia Paradise White Sox Sox Chicago Senators Yankees Comiskey Park Boston Red Sox Cleveland Detroit Athletics St. Louis Browns Nats Pittsburgh Dodgers Pirates New York Giants Giants Cubs Sam Maglie Cincinnati Reds Eddie Lopat Yankee Randy Gumper Ray Boone Red Sox Indians Boone Ned Garver Gill Eddie Stanky Wes Westrum Don Mueller Larry Jansen Bob Rush Stan Musial Braves Harry Brecheen Ration Sa Pot Brooklyn Cincinnati

Soaking Ground Before Planting Tomatoes

Soaking the ground before setting tomato plants is advised. Use a starter solution of about three tablespoons of fertilizer per gallon of water to help plants take up nutrients quickly.

Stengel Questions Fireworks At White Sox Series

Casey Stengel criticized the fireworks atmosphere after the Yankees left Comiskey Park, following a four game set with the AL leading White Sox. Mantle, 19, was struck by objects Friday as Lane defended the park policing and crowd control.

Chicago Casey Shop New York Yankees Yankees Comiskey Park White Sox Mantle Stengel Casey Lane Ball Park

Fighter walks out of ring in bout with Ray Robinson

In Antwerp Belgium Jan de Bruin walked out of the ring in the eighth round after Sugar Ray Robinson failed to press his advantage in the no title bout. De Bruin cited Robinsons lack of top effort as the reason for leaving.

Ray Robinson An's

Upperville to Host Oldest Horse Show This Weekend

The Upperville horse show at Grafton Farm near Upperville runs Friday and Saturday, June 15 16. Events include heavy draft three year olds, halfbred mares and teams, yearlings, three year old hunters, green hunters, and the Founders Cup stake with pony and hunter classes. The Saturday program adds pony mares and foals, pony stallions, pony Corinthian class, and hunter championships.

United Grafton Farm Upperville T. B H. B Cup P Sagee Sesaepitlo Rechteciens Hunter Stake

First Submarine Name Revealed

The USS Holland marked the Navy’s first submarine, signaling a new era in undersea warfare.

Holland Navy

Opequon Group Tops Highland Ave 10 to 7

The Opequon Group defeated Highland Avenue 10 to 7 in a Sad League softball game at Senseng Park on Saturday night. Larrick limited Highland Avenue to nine hits while B Driver collected three hits in three at bats for the winners.

Opequon Highland Avenue Senseng Park Larrick B. Driver

Church League Standings

Brief notes discuss church league standings with questions on global legality of slavery. Statement claims slavery remains legal in Saudi Arabia and Yemen and other locations.

Saudi Arabia Yemen

Three Softball Games Scheduled In City And Girls Leagues

Three softball games are planned with two in the City League and one in the Girls League. Plumlope Novick will play at shortstop on the City League diamond at 8 30 p m, while the Lionettes meet Friendship Ambulance in the Girls League on Diamond No 3 at 6 15 p m.

Plumlope Novick Lionettes Friendship Ambulance

California Excluded From 1952 Rose Bowl Pact

The Pacific Coast Conference disclosed a seal of the Rose Bowl pact with the Big Ten that imposes a retroactive ban on return trips to the bowl. California, the PCC participant in Rose Bowl games for the last three years, will not be eligible for the 1952 classic.

California Varias Big Ten Pacific Coast

Kentucky Star Signs Contract With Eagles

University of Kentucky star Bruno has signed to play for the 1951 Philadelphia Eagles after starring as a defensive halfback in 1948 and a defensive end in 1949 and 1950. The 23-year-old, 190 pounder scored ten touchdowns last season and hails from West Chester, Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia University of Kentucky Philadelphia Eagles Bruno West Chester Wildcats

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