White Sox Beat Winchester Legion. North Mountain wins in NV Baseball
In a Northern Virginia Baseball League slate, the Winchester White Sox 1 allowed two hits and beat the Winchester American Legion 1 0 as North Mountain topped Middletown 5 4 and Clarke County edged Inwood 7 6. Sonny Richard pitched eight hits for North Mountain, while Buck Baker worked for the Sox and Davy Pence bested him for the Legion win.
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Winchester White Sox
Suddenbury
Winchester
American Legion
Northern Virginia
Sox
Legion
North Mountain
Middletown
Clarke County
Inwood
White Sox
Jenkins
Dick Boyd
Baker
Austin Grim
Buck Baker
Davy Pence
Don Smith
Teddy Keller
Randolph Macon
Keller
Dutch Eckerd
Sonny Richard
O’leary
Judy
Carl Bauserman
Bauserman
Emory Cooley
Stephenson
Winchesester Legion
Westphal Hose Co
Martinsburg
Middletown Ears Stephenson
Boy With Disease Sought by Officials
Toledo authorities search for an eight year old boy believed contagious after a carnival family known as the Mitchells left town. Highway patrols pursued a 1948 convertible pulling a house trailer linked to the group, first seen near Waldo, 40 miles from Columbus, while the boy remained at a Toledo hospital for tests.
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Toledo
Mitchells
Hasily
Stanley Mitchell
Waldo
Columbus
Mark Pera
Tigers Take Boston in doubleheader rout
The Boston Red Sox were swept by Detroit 6-2 in game one and 9-6 in game two as Hal Newhouser and Ted Gray shone. St. Louis beat New York while the Cardinals widened their NL lead with 6-1 and 5-2 wins. Dodgers split with Cincinnati. Phillies edged Pirates 7-6 then fell 5-4. Cubs swept Braves in Chicago. White Sox took both games from Senators. Indians and Athletics split in Philadelphia. Vic Wertz homered in the 14th to seal Detroit’s win in game two.
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Red Sox
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Ford
Yankees
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Red Rolfe
Hal Newhouser
Ted Gray
Sterling
Detroit
Yanks
Browns
St. Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Brooks
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Phils
Vern Law
Ralph Kiner
Chicago
Cubs
Braves
White Sox
Senators
Washington
Cleveland
Athletics
Indians
Gray
Par Iell
Vic Wertz
Parnell
Vic Zaaschi
Fred Sanford
Raschi
Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
National League standings show St. Louis leading with 30 wins and Brooklyn at 28, while Chicago and New York trail. Saturday results included St. Louis beating New York 6 2 and Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 with rain delaying Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Chicago and Boston posted 13 to 10 in a high scoring affair. American League lists Detroit atop with 32 wins and New York at 34, while Boston and Cleveland follow. multiple games went extra innings with 14 and 10 inning frames. Tomorrow features key matchups: Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, and others.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Tomorow
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Aber
Sigre
O'Sullivan-RC Flag Tilt Postponed Third Time
Rain again halted a City Softball clash between O'Sullivan Rubber Co. and Royal Crown Cola, keeping both teams at 6-0 and 5-0. RC plays Novick, O'Sullivan faces the Moose, with a key meeting deferred to Friday night. Church League standings remain tight at 4-1 with four clubs tied.
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Loop
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
Royal Crown Cola
O'Sullivan
Novick
Moose
Plumly
The
Diamond 2
Church League
Hogan Reigns Again at Merion in Open Finish
Ben Hogan won the 50th national open at Merion East with a one under par 69 to reclaim the title after a 1949 auto crash. Lloyd Mangrum finished second after a penalty cost him two strokes while George Fazio was third. Hogan credited his head and a blade putter found in Memphis for the victory.
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Ardmore
Ben Hogan
Merion
East
Lloyd Mangrum
Mangrum
George Fazio
Hogan
Niles, Ill
Fazio
Washington, D. C
van Horn Tex
Memphis
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N. Mountain
Clarke
Bunker Hill
Eustace
Buick
Pine Motor CO
Dodge
Plymouth
BY Joe Reichler
Major
Mark Hopkins
HW. A
James A. Garfield
William College
Montgomery
Palace Theatre
R.C. Cola
Finia
Riea Novick
Arthur
Cork St
Hoover-Kern
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Montague
Highland
Baptist
Brethren
RC Cola
Fort Worth
Louisiana
Texas
California
Arkansas
U.S
Fargo
MevsCionitatise
Pondewin Fie
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent St
Chrysler
New Yorker
Newport
Windsor
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Eaglers
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