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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

5

Royal Crown Moves Into Tie In City Softball Loop Play

Royal Crown routed Moose 25 to 0 to pull into a first place tie with O Sullivan in City League play. O Sullivan was idle. J W Arthur beat Plumly 4 1 as Whitlock four hit Arthur. Larrick worked eight batters with two infield hits. E gathered four hits in six trips. Moose pitchers struggled as Royal Crown piled up 16 hits. Box scores list Royal Crown players and totals for the 25 run rout.

Royal Crown Moose O'Sullivan O’sullivan J. W. Arthur Plumly Whitlock Arthur J. Larrick Selby W. Corrigan W. Spaid E. Burch L. Pope C. Rik F J. Huyette

Warrenton Pony Show Heads for 32nd Year in Warrenton

Unique among summer fairs the Warrenton Pony Show will be 32nd year in Warrenton for riders ages 13 and 19. The event features about 37 show classifications including championships and the VHSA equitation class with lunch and refreshments on the grounds and an informal dance for exhibitors after the show.

Warrenton

Nellie Fox Leads American League Batting and Week Highlights

Nellie Fox of the White Sox tops AL batting with .364, narrowly ahead of Ferris Fain. Orestes Minoso Williams leads homers with 12 and RBIs at 50 while Busby has 14 steals. Randy Gumpert leads with 5 0 for 1 000 and Eddie Lopat is the winningest with 9 1. Vic Raschi and Maurice McDermott split 55 strikeouts.

Chicago Nellie Fox White Sox Ferris Fain Philadelphia Athletics Orestes Minosoliams Fain Busby Randy Gumpert New York Eddie Lopat Vic Raschi Boston Maurice McDermott

Lions Land Five Browns Players In Block Trade

Detroit Lions acquire five players from the Cleveland Browns in a major 1951 deal. The Lions surrender Charley Schroll and Ed Wood along with their first and sixteenth draft picks and cash. Read as Ed Pasky, Tom Lucia, Lowell Tew among others in the trade.

Detroit Detroit Lions Notre Dame Cleveland Browns Lions Charley Schroll Ed Wood Browns Ed Pasky University of South Carolina Tom Lucia Louisville Lowell Tew Alabama

Louis Favored To Win In Five

Joe Louis is a strong favorite to beat Lee Savold in five rounds in the Polo Grounds bout promoted by the International Boxing Club. Savold has not fought in a year since beating Bruce Woodcock for British recognition. Louis weighs 211 pounds to Savold’s 190 as 16,000 fans and $100,000 attend the pay television event airing to select theaters.

New York Lee Savold Joe Louis Joe Lee Louis Polo Grounds International Boxing Club Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Albany Washington Savold Bruce Woodcock Paterson N. J South Fallsburg N. Y Pompton Lakes Ezzard Charles Charles

Rally of Players Connects Detroit Trade Moves

Dave Rakestraw of Tulsa and Lucia bought out their contracts. Wood, ex University of Detroit guard, was traded for Tew and has since joined the Marines two months ago. Cleveland eyed him for future delivery.

Dave Rakestraw Tulsa Lucia Rakestraw Wood University of Detroit Tew Marines Cleveland

Leopold III Abdication Question in Belgian Crisis

J L L proposes to his son Prince Baudouin as the only peaceful solution to Belgium's crisis after Leopold III's return. The king's statement does not mention abdication.

Leopold III of Belgium Prince Baudouin

Lionettes Run Roughshod Over Friendship 18 1

The Lionettes defeated Friendship 18 to 1 in a softball game at Senseney Field last night. The win solidifies first place in the league standings while Friendship sinks further toward the bottom.

Lionettes Friendship Ambulance Senseney R H Boone Ti Berg M. Green Campbell Lewis Patton

Beagle Club to Stage Field Trials on Glass Estate Road

The Apple Valley Beagle Club will hold its first field trial on Glass Estate Road Sunday June 17. The drawing begins at eight oclock and lunch will be served at noon. Entry fee is one dollar per hound with trophies awarded according to American Kennel Club Rules. Only registered hounds may compete and all are invited.

Apple Valley Beagle Club Glass Estate Road

Sports Mirror Highlights Landmark Baseball Trades and Belmont Stakes

Today a year ago the Pirates acquired Hank Borowy from the Phillies on waivers. Five years ago the Red Sox 12 game win streak was halted by a 7-2 Cleveland win led by Bob Feller. Ten years ago the Braves traded Lloyd Waner to Cincinnati for John Hutchings. Twenty Grand won the Belmont Stakes by eight lengths at Belmont Park in New York.

Pittsburgh Pirates Hank Borowy Philadelphia Phils Boston Red Sox Bob Feller Cleveland Indians Bostorn Braves Lloyd Waner Cincinnati Reds John Hutchings Belmont Belmont Park N. Y

Four Church League Softball Games Tonight at Senseny Park

Four Church League softball games are scheduled at Senseny Park. Presbyterian meets Montague on Diamond 1 at 6 15 p m. Braddock Street faces Highland Ave on Diamond 2 at 7 15 p m. Baptist opposes Episcopal at 8 30 p m. First Brethren plays United Brethren on Diamond 3 at 6 15 p m.

Senseny Park Presbyterian Montague Braddock Street Highland Ave Baptist Episcopal First Brethren United Brethren

Charles Town Track Set to Open June 23

Disputanta, winner of an 11-8 mile test at Laurel, heads the stable of trainer Marvin M. Greene of Leesburg preparing for ten days of racing at Charles Town beginning June 23 in Charles Town West Virginia.

Charles Town W. Va Laurel Md Marvin M. Greene Leesburg

Government drought projection for wheat crop goals

The Agriculture Department estimates this year's drought affected wheat crop at 1.053825 billion bushels. This falls short of the government's goal of 1.15 billion bushels.

Warnine Aceaes Agricones Teen Department

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Blast Moose J. VY H White Keller P B. Hart Swisher Sel _Messall Plumly Lewis Goforth Pahnestock Haymaker Jenkins, Cayer Slonaker Sirk WL. O'Sullivan J. V. Arthur Novick By Jack Hand R. Derflinger B. Vonn B. Vaughn M. Richmond B. Ryman Beagle Club Sam Snead Nash America Gesorem Gieteen Weber Nas Motors, Division Ater Corgi Mich ER Nash Loudoun ST Winchester Vanadia STATI Sports Mirror The Associated Press Blue Sunoco Upperville Colt & Horse Show Grafton Farm U.S. Rt. 50 W.F.W Richard Eddy Bufflick Road JA and N. Loudoun ST
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