Stephenson Downs Sunnyside in softball league clincher
Stephenson defeated Sunnyside 18-1 as A Shirley and Duvall keyed a big third inning with walk, triple, and scoring plays. E.U.B. beat Montague 12-6 with Swartz earning the win. Montague’s Clark allowed the first Montague run, then E.U.B. exploded with runs in the fourth through seventh.
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A. Shirley
Duvall
B. Willis
Knight
Patterson
Willis
Bromley
H. Willis
Bromiley
Shirley
Sunnyside
W. Dick
Bailey
D. Smith
Bor
Bramler
H Willis
Gladden
D. Shirley
Hill
Wing
EFUB
Montague Clark
Montague
EUB
E.U.B
Stephens City II Team Extends Little League Winning Streak
Stephens City's Little League squad won two games to push its streak. They beat Middletown 12 11 in extras with Danny Crabill earning the win after one inning and Bobby Judy pitching two. Larry Flowers took the loss as Middletown’s Long homered. In the Monday game Stephens City defeated the Moose 11 4 behind Carl Wright's homer and strong pitching by Judy and Driver.
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Stephens City
Middletown
Strasburg
Moose
Bobby Judy
Stephens Jr
Ronnie Driver
Danny Crabill
Larry Flowers
Long
Judy
Driver
A. R. Marks
Raymond Long
Carl Wright
Major League Leaders of the American and National Leagues
The listing highlights top performers: Mantle of New York leads in runs and homers with 379 runs and 19 homers while Williams of Boston mirrors 34 runs batted in and 48 hits. Musial of St Louis tops NL batting at .365, Schoendienst of Milwaukee collects 84 hits, and Aaron of Milwaukee leads in runs with 45 and RBIs with 51.
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Mantle
New York
Williams
Boston
Fox
Chicago
Plews
Washington
Simpson
Landis
Bunning
Detroit
Shantz
Tight National League race in Little League standings
National League race in Little League tightens to 2-2 records after two close games. Workingman's Store edged B and M 8-7 with Hinkle and Parker combining on the mound and Stinnett suffering the loss after allowing 11 hits. Dr Pepper beat O Sullivan 5-4 as Sullivan took the loss. Kipps and Lamp contributed in the late innings for the winners.
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Workingman’s Store
Dr. Pepper
O'Sullivan
Dennis Hinkle
Garry Parker
Workingman's
Workingman’s
Jack Stinnett
Hinkle
Stinnett
Cameron
J. Lamp
Kipps
Sullivan
Lamp
Junior Legion Opens 1957 Season Tomorrow
The Winchester Junior Legion baseball team starts the 1957 season tomorrow at 3 50 p m at Rouss Park against Staunton. Manager and coach urge a packed stand to boost the new campaign.
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Junior Legion
Winchester Junior Legion
Rouss Park
Staunton
Triples Mars Shifts Home Run Power Across Leagues
Mars New York hits six homers led by Aaron while collecting 18 stolen bases. Milwaukee details show 18 stolen bases as well. Sanford Phila. fans five strikeouts and 81.B89 pitching stat line.
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Mars
New York
Aaron
Milwaukee
Sanford
Phila
Brooks Fresh Lift From Young Lefthander McDevitt
Brooklin's mound staff steadied by 24 year old southpaw Danny McDevitt who beat Cincinnati 7 to 2. Dodgers climbed to fourth as Milwaukee lost ground. Pirates won with ninth inning surge against Milwaukee. Gene Freese went 4-for-4 and Gene Baker homered for Pittsburgh.
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Brooklin
Danny McDevitt
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Phils
Redlegs
Johnny Klippstein
Gino Cioli
McDevitt
Br. Lawrence
Gene Freese
Pirates
D Jolly
Bucks
Gene Baker
Bo Purkey
Purcellville Wins Golf Match As Winchester Leads
Purcellville clinched the third match in a state golf series held at Frederic Maryland on Sunday while Winchester maintained the season lead. Team scores show Winchester 2612 points, Royal 30 and 30 percent, Fairfax 26 percent, Martinsburg 24 percent, Frederick 14 percent, with individual results including Wilson Pugh, Harold Fore Purcellly, and Kenneth Line across Frederic and Royal venues.
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Purcellville
Frederic
Ster
Fairfax
Burg
Front Royal
Kerriville
Frederick
Eclor
Wilson Pugh Alph Grim
Anand Bill Bennett
Royal
Allen Thompson
Nelsqgn
Martinsburg
George Garber
Ir Campbell
Harold Fore- Purcelly
Courtney Grim
Kenneth Linere
John Sencindiver
Frederick Reelly
Wineheig H
Martin
Fred
Ter
Marzy
Tirne
Accessories nits at 15 W. Boscawen St AUS
Local listing notes accessories at 15 W. Boscawen Street in AUS with unclear description. The fragment mentions items and a location but provides no further details or prices.
Winchesterettes Win Third Prize in Parade Event
The Winchesterettes earned third prize in a parade at Colona Beach last Saturday. Mrs. George Clowser Jr., director, won second prize for individuals in the Fireman's Parade and also third prize in the contest following the parade.
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Colona Beach
George Clowser, Jr
Baseball Tonight Fixed Matchups and Standings
Baseball schedule shows Chicago at Baltimore Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston Kansas City at Washington and daily results. Today's card includes Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati with notable pitchers and team matchups across the league.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Pierce
Moore
Detroit
New York
Hoeft
Shantz
Cleveland
Boston
Lemon
Brewer
Kansas City
Washington
Terry
Pascual
Philadelphia
Sanford
Hillman
Milwaukee
Antonelli
Miller
Spahn
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Line
Jackson
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Newcombe
Jeffcoat
Phila
Chgo
Pittsb’gh
St.Louis
Milwauke
Kansas
New York End
Shawnee Bowmen Meet Thursday at War Memorial Building
The Shawnee Bowmen will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the War Memorial Building. Trophies will be presented to the winners of the Youth Tournament.
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War Memorial
Moose blanked Clearbrook 13 to 0 in Pony League
In Winchester Frederick Pony League at Senseny Park yesterday Moose won 13-0 over Clearbrook. Winning pitcher Hill allowed three hits with 14 strikeouts and 5 walks. Haines took the loss surrendering 15 hits with 6 strikeouts. Moose’s leading hitters included Dick Aman with a double and two singles Mike Perry with a double and a single Eddie Davis two hits Carl Russell two hits and Ken Ashby two hits.
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Winchester-Frederick
Senseny Park
Moose
Clearbrook
Hill
Haines
Dick Aman
Mike Perry
Eddie Davis
Carl Russell
Ken Ashby
Clearbrook Beats Moose in Lopsided Baseball Game
Larry Wadsworth 2 for 4, Ronnie Bord 2 for 3 and Dick Rush with a double led Clearbrook’s hitting. The Moose tallied 1 run first inning, 5 in the second, 1 in the third, 5 in the fourth and 1 in the fifth.
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Larry Wadsworth
Ronnie Bord
Dick Rush
Clearbrook
Moose
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