Cooper Pitches Sox to 8-0 Win Over North Mountain
The Winchester White Sox exploded for eight runs on 12 hits to blank North Mountain 8-0 at Rouss Park. Buck Cooper pitched six strong innings with seven strikeouts and no walks, supported by key hits from C Smith G Leslie and R Luttrell to secure the victory.
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Cooper
Sox
North Mountain
Winchester
Buck Cooper
White Sox
Bailey
H. J. Phillips
J LaFollette
Morrison
Bauserman
Reardon
Hodgson
Pugh
Himebright
R Luttrell
Dd Smith
Cc Smith
F Jenkins
Leslie P Purtlebaugh
W Cooper
G Garver
K. Smallwood
Frederick Amvets Defeat Arthur 8 5 In Nine Inning Exhibition
Frederick Amvets of Frederick Maryland defeated Arthur 8 to 5 in nine innings at Senseney Park before a crowd over 500. Max Kehne struck out 13 Arthur batters in combined effort with J Cunningham. Arthur rallies late but the Amvets hold on for fifteenth straight win.
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Frederick
Amvets
Arthur
Senseney Park
White
Spurs
Keller
Max Kehne
Norman Phillips
Swisher
Doug Messall
B. Hart
R. Pullian
G. Hart
J. Cunningham
Goose Hart
Phillips
Kehne
Cunningham
Ramsburg
Roderick
Homer
Sours
Plumly Wins Exhibition Over Cork 2-1 at Senseng Park
Plumly of City tops Cork Street 2-1 in a seventh inning rally. Donald and Hockman pitched tight ball for six innings before Plumly surged in the seventh to edge ahead. Donald earned the win with a sharp seventh inning hit drive scoring the winning runs. Both teams flawless in defense with two walks each.
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Plumly
Cork Street
Senseng Park
Jesse Donald
Jim Hockman
Cork
Donald
Dave Fahnestock
Shank
Alan Oates
A. Miller
Hockman
Petey Haymaker
H. Henrietta
Richard Boyd
T. Clevenger
Henrietta
G. Wisecarver
Boyd
B. Bailey
Cere W. Diebler
M Boyd
C Hockman
New Market Rebels Top Middletown in Massanutten League
The New Market Rebels defeated the Middletown Minks 4 to 1 at New Market as Myers pitched for the winners. Middletown had three hits off three Middletown pitchers Rogers Smith and Buckner while New Market managed six. Linville beat Shenandoah Indians 2 to 1 to stay atop the standings. Front Royal visits Luray while Linville hosts Luray Stanley and Middletown plays Shenandoah next.
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New Market
Myers
Middletown Minks
Middletown
Rogers
Smith
Buckner
Linville
Shenandoah Indians
Front Royal
Luray
Stanley-Luray
Luray-Stanley
Shenandoah
Area Diamond Standings Report
Clarke County 2, Draper 1. Stephenson 6, Front Royal 0. White Oak 8, North Mountains. Friendship vs Lionettes. Diamond 1. Arthur vs Royal Crown. Diamond 2. First game. Republic Oil vs Plumly. Diamond 2. Second game. National Fruit vs Toledo Scales. Diamond 3.
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Clarke County
Draper
Stephenson
Front Royal
White
North Mountains
Arthur
Royal Crown
Republic Oil
Plumly
National Fruit
Toledo
Learn-to-Swim Classes Start Monday July 7 at Willow Lawn
Learn-to-swim courses run five days a week for three weeks at Willow Lawn Pool. Sponsored by the American Red Cross and Winchester Recreation Department, the program serves Frederick County and nearby areas with boys and girls starting July 7 from 9 to 11 a.m. News updates will be broadcast on WING if weather disrupts plans. Second half begins August 4.
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Willow Lawn Pool
American Red Cross
Winchester
Tene Russell
Longwood College
Red Cross
Patsy Ritter
Jane Barry
Donna Lou Anderson
Joyce Binner
Red Cross Office
Stephenson Takes Lead in Northern Virginia League
Stephenson defeated Front Royal 6 0 to break a first place tie in the Northern Virginia League. Jim Hockman pitched effectively as the Willis brothers contributed with batting while Pickeral took the loss for Front Royal. Stephenson now leads the standings with seven wins and one loss while Front Royal holds six and two.
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Stephenson
Northern Virginia
Jim Hockman
Willis Brothers
Frofit Royal
Pickeral
Front Royal
Hockman
Clarke All Stars To Play Winchester White Sox July 4
The Winchester White Sox and the Clarke County All Stars will meet at Rouss Park on July fourth at 3 p m for a baseball game. The event is part of the Fourth of July celebration with a 50 cent admission after the noon barbecue.
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Clarke All Stars
Winchester White Sox
Clarke County
Revenge Brigade Sparked Upheaval as Former Clubs Fall
A batch of ex-players and managers exacted revenge Sunday, boosting the Dodgers, Giants, Browns, Pirates, White Sox, Cubs, Reds and Yankees. Holmes drove in the go-ahead run for Brooklyn. Fitzsimmons guided the Giants to a 12-3 win. Kryhoski homered to lift the Browns. Pollet and Garagiola led Pittsburgh. Pramesa fueled Chicago’s comeback. Sauer and Borkowski contributed for Cincinnati and Chicago’s rivals. Yankees widened their AL lead behind Reynolds and Miller as Washington slid to fifth.
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Tommy Holmes
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dick Kryhoski
Howie Pollet
Joe Garagiola
Eddie Robinson
John Pramesa
Hank Sauer
Bob Borkowski
Irv Noren
Holmes
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Phils
Kryhoski
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Tiger
Pollet
Garagiola
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Redbirds
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Pramesa
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
Sauer
Borkowski
Reds
Noren
Washington
Nats
Bob Porterfield
Randy Gumpert
Yankees
Virgil Trucks
National League Standings and Sunday Results
NL standings show Brooklyn leading with 47 wins and 17 losses, New York 42 22, Chicago 37 30, St. Louis 37 34, Philadelphia 29 36, Boston 27 40, Pittsburgh 18 52. Sundays results: Brooklyn 6 Boston 5, New York 12 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 1. Second Chicago 9 Cincinnati 8. Weather note: rain in second game. AL results list New York 39 25, Cleveland 37 32, Chicago 37 32, Washington 34 30, St. Louis 32 37, Philadelphia 27 32, Detroit 22 45. Sunday scores include New York 5-3 Washington 0-1 and St. Louis 3 Detroit 2.
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Associated Press
National League
Il Pet
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Rouss Swimming Schedule Details
The Rouss swimming schedule lists daily hours from Monday to Friday with open times from 10 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 5:50 p.m. plus 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Lunch is at 12 noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday limits Brownies to 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Weekend pools open 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Pro Golfers Head For Detroit Open
Eleven of twelve professionals headed for Detroit and the Motor City Open after winding up the Inverness Best Ball matches. Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier captured tourney honors with plus 13 and split winnings of 5666 66 dollars from an $18,000 purse.
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Toledo
Detroit
Motor City
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C Bauserman
Frederick Amvets
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B. Kennedy
A. Simon
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A. Long
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M. Shafer
A. Roderick
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T Keller
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Pullian
C Swisher
Lb Messall
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W. Diebler
St.Joseph
Nine Bears
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Renner
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Eee Henson
Cf Kline
E. Jenkins
B. Cooley
Northern Va
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Royal
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Draper Ee
Frederick, MD
Chapman Motor CO
AP Sports Writer
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Allie Reynolds
Bill Miller
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Rouss
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the Food Center
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S. Loudoun
Charles
West Virginia
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Tire Sale
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Brunswick
Brunswick Tire
Loudoun St
Tube Sale
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