Novick's 7-5 Loss Elevates Arthur as O'Sullivan Edges Plumly
In City Softball, Arthur Insurance Co. beat Novick 7-5 to surge to third place, while O'Sullivan Rubber Co. edged Plumly Lum 4-3. Extra innings swung the Arthur win as Buzzy Hart and Chick Curry drove in the decisive runs.
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Novick
Arthur
O'Sullivan
Eustace Florance
Arthur Insurance Co
Ovick
Plumly Lum Co
Plumly
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
Kanand
Kangaroos
Royal Crown
Mitteme
Arthur Buzzy Hart
Chick Curry
Whitlock
Secrist
Boyd
Dick Boyd
Herby Copenhaver
Jesse Donald
Bobby Jackson
Jimmy Hockman
Sam Pu
Major Leagues standings and results from yesterday
National League standings show Brooklyn and St Louis tied for first at 32 20 with Philadelphia and Boston at 30 21 and 30 24 respectively. Yesterday Brooklyn beat New York 8 5 while Pittsburgh edged Boston 1 0 and Cincinnati Philadelphia games were rained out.
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Associated Press
Pet. G. Brooklyn
Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
W . ePdt
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Bt. Louis
Senate turnover frequency in the U S Congress
The Senate is a continuing body. Two thirds of the senators of an old Congress return to the new one without reelection, while one third stand for election every two years. In contrast the House of Representatives has its entire membership reelected every two years.
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U. S. Senate
Senate
Congress
House of Representatives
Dodgers Rally Past Giants In Tight Memorial Day Tilt
Dodgers top Giants 8-5 to pull even at first place with St Louis, while White Sox beat Senators 4-3 in 11 innings. Murtaugh drives in decisive run for Pirates. Chambers outduels Spahn in lone NL clash. Reds-Phillies game rained out.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Ebbets Field
Brooks
St. Louis
Cards
Brooklyn
Dodgers
New York
Giants
Chicago
Jackie Robinson
Carl] Purillo
Interborough
Redbirds
Braves
Cliff Chambers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warren Spahn
Danny Murtaugh
Libby Sisti
Earl Turner
Murtaugh
Chambers
Boston
Earl Torgeson
Torgy
Torgeson
Washington
Spahn
Sam Jethroe
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Marv Rickert
Randy Gumpert
Sox
Nelson Fox
Rickert
Cincinnati Reds
Old South University eyes football shake up this decade
Sports roundup notes Stanford rising as a Pacific Coast power and hints at a possible end to football at a historic southern university after 1951. Regatta medals go to Washington crews, Maryland hosts AAU championships, and NCAA track results set tone for Big Ten vs Pacific Coast rivalry.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
South
Stanford
Denny Myers
Boston
Eagles
Georgia
Denny
Ray Schillone
Joe
Ray
Marietta
Washington
John Collyer
Goodrich Rubber Co
Cornell
Pacific Coast
Peru
Ill
Bill
Buttons) Liebe
Gene Lebben
Ladd
Gipps Beer
Mrs. Covey Jenkins Taken by Death at 34
Mrs. Covey Jenkins age 34 wife of William E. Jenkins of 207 South Kent Street Frederick County resident died last night at Winchester Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since May 3. Born August 26 1915 at Gore she was a daughter of Lester and Annie E Elliott Anderson of Frederick County and member of Round Hill Methodist Church. Survived by husband four children Paul Kenneth Laura and Betty Ann all at home and a brother Clifton Anderson of Clarke County. Services set for 4 p.m. Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Covey Jenkins
William E. Jenkins
S. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gore
Lester and
Annie E. Elliott Anderson
Frederick County
Round Hill Methodist Church
Paul
Kenneth
Laura
Betty Ann
Clifton Anderson
Clarke County
Doctor Larrick Joins Winchester Medical Practice at 27 W Boscawen
Dr. Robert V. Larrick a High Point West Virginia native and Medical College of Virginia graduate joins Dr. C R Anderson in Winchester at 27 W Boscawen St. He is married to Kathleen Oates and has Army service including Walter Reed Hospital.
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Robert V. Larrick
High Point
W. Va
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
C. R. Anderson
W. Boscawen St
J. Walter Larrick
Hampshire County
Frederick County
Kathleen Oates
Fred 8. Oates
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Walter Reed Hospital
Winchester
Larrick
Capon Bridge
Shepherd State Teachers College
Shepherdstown
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital
Huntington
U. S. Army
Brooke General Hospital
San Antonio
Texas
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
Walter Reid Hospital
U .S. Army
Anderson
Anderson Apartments
South Braddock Street
City
Negro Bishop Presides at Meet in California Conference
Bishop Alexander P. Shaw of Baltimore Maryland presides over the 100th session of the Southern California Arizona annual conference at Remands California. Born in Abbeyville Mississippi he was ordained in 1908 and has served churches in Westminster Maryland Harrisburg Pennsylvania Little Rock Arkansas and Los Angeles. He was editor of the southwestern edition of the Christian Advocate for five years and was elected bishop in 1936 serving in New Orleans before his current Baltimore tenure.
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Alexander P. Shaw
Baltimore
Southern California-Arizona
Methodist Church
Remands
Calif
Abbeyville
Miss
Shaw
Winchester
Westminister
Harrisburg
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angles
The
Christian Advocate
New Orleans
Quartet to Sing At Local Church
The Trevecca Nazarene College Quartet from Nashville Tennessee will offer a musical program at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at the Church of the Nazarene 336 Pairview Ave. here. The pastor the Rev A L Lep ley invites the public.
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Trevecca Nazarene College Quartet
Nashville, Tenn
Church of the Nazarene
Pairview Ave
A. L. Lepley
Jachym Nears Sale of 40 Percent Washington Senators Stake
Jamestown report says John Jachym may sell 40 percent of the Washington Senators amid differences with Clark Griffith. H. Gabriel Murphy, a Washington insurer, may handle or buy the stake. Griffith and Jachym could not be reached, and a Friday board meeting was expected to reveal the deal's status.
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Jamestown
N. Y
John Jachym
Washington Senators
Jamestown Post-Journal
Marine Corps
Senators
Clark Griffith
H. Gabriel Murphy
Washington
Jachym
Murphy
Griffih
Frank Hyde
The
Post-Journal
Senators’ Board of Directors
Fire Company and Ladies Auxiliary Host Lawn Party
Approximately $310 in gross receipts were realized at the annual lawn party of the Ladies Auxiliary and the Middletown Fire Co. on the site for the new Community Building. The event drew local and out of town attendees. The Fire Company plans its annual carnival for the last part of August.
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Middletown
Ladies Auxiliary
Middletown Fire Co
Fire Company
White Hall Softball Set to Host Martinsburg Blue Sox
The White Hall softball team plays the Martinsburg Blue Sox at 8 p m tomorrow at the White Hall diamond in a regional matchup.
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White Hall
Martinsburg Blue Sox
Armed Gelding Retires After Glittering Money-Winning Career
New York report notes Armed, a top money earner and Calumet Farm stalwart, retires to Calumet Farm Lexington Kentucky. He finished as the third highest money winner with 817 475 dollars from 81 starts including a Suburban Handicap victory at Belmont on Memorial Day 1946.
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New York
Calumet Farm
Lexington
Gallant Galloper
Citation
Stymie
Armed
Belmont Park
Jimmy Jones
Papa Ben
Calumet
Whirlaway
Ben
Jimmy
Gulfstream Park
Florida
Lesson In English by Roberta Lee
Daily English lesson notes cover misuse and pronunciation guidance. It defines dissension as disagreement in opinion and cites a National Geographic Society statistic on safflower cultivation in 1949, noting 40 000 acres devoted to the crop in the U S.
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Roberta Lee
National Geographic Society
U. S
Silent Woman Escapes After 40 Foot Well Fall
A woman toppled into a well in Kassala Sudan when the cover collapsed. She plunged forty feet but did not call for help. Villagers rescued her, then she covered her face with a veil and rode away on a donkey without speaking.
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Kassala
Sudan
Reward Offered For Jesse James Capture
The Governor of Missouri posted a reward of $10,000 for the capture of Jesse James, alive or dead.
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Jesse Janes
Wah
Missouri
Jesse James
Outlaw Bench Members Ford Brothers Acquitted in Murder
Robert Ford shot James in the back and claimed the money. Ford and his brother Charles received the reward after being tried for murder and acquitted.
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Outlaw Bench
Robert Ford
James
Ford
Charles
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RC Cola
J. V. Arthur
Major
St. Joseph Aspirin
Chi Sox
Jones
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Robert Emerson Mincey
Atlanta
Lillian Collins
Navy
Mincey
International
Griffith
Noxzema
Thermos
Miller’s Hardware
N. Main St
Handley School
American Legion Home
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
Gaunt’s Drug Store
Miller's Drug Store
Winchester News Tech
Young Men’s
Globe Brewing CO
Baltimore, MD
Dodge
Pine Motor Company
Braddock St
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