Shenandoah County schools form six-team baseball loop
Frederik Clarke Baseball League brings Strasburg Toms Brook Woodstock Edinburg Mt. Jackson and New Market into a Shenandoah county loop. Girls will play softball under the same setup. The league may enable postseason games between loops and expand softball competition.
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Softball Push Fails Yet In Stonewall Areas Plan
Stonewall coach Bryant Harper has long urged softball league play though no success yet. Stephens City will field a semi pro baseball team this summer aiming for top status with many players returning. The nine opens against Shepherd College in Shepherdstown and Park seeks schedule with Shepherds, though Sunday play complicates plans. Staunton's James Thacker Jr leads revival of the Valley League by inviting Park and others to affiliate.
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Police end hosiery line patrol in Chicago stores
Chicago March 25 Police Commissioner John Prendergast ordered six officers to break up long queues at a loop hosiery shop. The line of women moving toward the store was no longer to be policed, with officers reassigned to other duties.
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Egyptian writer promotes four wives per man in Middle East debate
Cairo report on Tewfik El Hakim the Middle East figure who argues that every man should have four wives. He cites practical roles for wives but declines polygamy personally, drawing sharp pushback from Egyptian women and comments from colleagues on his storytelling, income, and word-count disputes with Akhbar Elyom.
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Expert Advice On Flower Gardening
Government 62 page illustrated booklet explains growing annuals soils seasons planting and care. Includes colors sizes blooms and foliage to help beginners and experienced gardeners. Ten cents post paid from Information Bureau 316 Eye St NE Washington DC.
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Aggies Head to Madison Square Garden for Rematch
Oklahoma Aggies, defending NCAA champions led by Bob Kurland, prepare to clash with North Carolina at Madison Square Garden in a bid to become the first team to win consecutive tournament titles. The Cowboys from Stillwater edged California 52-35 and Baylor 44-29 to repeat as western regional champions, while North Carolina, 30-4 overall, seeks its first NCAA crown after defeating Ohio State and New York University to claim the eastern title.
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Foothill) Kurland
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Ohio State Draws Cal in East Regional Preliminary
Ohio State suffers its second overtime loss in the eastern regional final and will face California in a preliminary round ahead of the Aggies versus Tarheels clash. Cal faces the Buckeyes with a chance to advance toward the national final.
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Dodgers seek Lanier in possible Owen swap
Orlando reports Dodgers eye Max Lanier in exchange for Mickey Owen who Dodgers bought from St. Louis in 1940. Branch Rickey declined comment while Leo Durocher reportedly spoke with St Louis officials in St Petersburg. Sarasota notes Nick Etten may open season at first base with Yankees.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Leo Durocher
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Giants Likely to Open Season with Voiselle Pitching
Bill Voiselle appears set to be the opening day pitcher for the New York Giants on April 16, despite Mel Ott’s silence. The right hander was the first Giant hurler to throw a complete nine inning game yesterday, limiting Boston to seven hits.
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Bill Voiselle
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Evans Steps Into No 1 Catcher Role for Senators
In Orlando Evans begins to replace Rick Ferrell as the Washington Senators top catcher after a 7-2 victory over the Braves.
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Orlando
al Evans
Rick Ferrell
Washington Senators
Clarke County News Featured Daily in The Star
Clarke County news is highlighted daily in The Star, the local Clarke County paper, giving residents a regular snapshot of events, notices, and community updates.
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