James Wood Beats Rappahannock 6 5 in Home Finale
James Wood edges Rappahannock 6 to 5 to move to 5 2 on the season. Johnny Foltz pitched six innings before relief by Tommy Driver preserved the win. James Wood hosts Shenandoah at 7 30 tonight in a non league game with Driver to start on the mound.
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Major League Tees Tonight Schedule and Results
Major League schedule lists St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Milwaukee at Pittsburgh with starting pitchers Burdette Surkent and Staley Mrozinski. Yesterday scores include Chicago 6 New York 0 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 0. American League results show Detroit and Cleveland leading with key matchups Nixon Lary New York Lemon Ford.
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Beardless Pirates Blank Braves 4-0 Behind Littlefield
Pittsburgh pitcher Dick Littlefield, a Baltimore castoff, shut out the Milwaukee Braves on seven hits as the Pirates extended their win streak to three. The day’s NL action saw the Cubs win 6-0 over the Giants behind Bob Rush while Ted Kluszewski crushed two Cincinnati homers to power a 7-5 win over Philadelphia. In AL play, Cleveland beat New York 7-4 and Detroit topped Boston 4-2 as Al Kaline homered twice for the Tigers. Kansas City edged Baltimore 4-3 with Bill Wilson's eighth inning blast.
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Kansas City A's Surpass Philadelphia Attendance Early
The Kansas City Athletics drew 15,953 fans for a 4 3 win over the Baltimore Orioles lifting home attendance to 306 474. That total exceeds last season's Philadelphia gate of 304 666 for 77 games and officials predict a home and future season attendance well over a million.
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Skyway Five Clinches Second Half Title In A League Bowling
Skyway Five wins the second half championship of the A League on Monday night after edging Carr Publishing Co by one pin in the final rolloff. Mickey Perry led Bun Cutter with a 122 in the first game as Skyway split the opener and won the second. Julian Buncutter rolled 120 in the decisive tie, with Buncutter Tire Co securing the rolloff by a single pin. Carr Publishing Co topped Home Beneficial Life Insurance earlier, but Minghini’s 134 sealed the late win for Home Beneficial. Lions Club finished one game behind tied with Livengood Service Station for second. The league's handicap tournament is set for May 9 at 7:30 pm.
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Diamond Cab Meets The Mecca Tonight For Bowling Crown
Diamond Cab and The Mecca of Gore clash tonight in a three game total pinfall final for the 1954-55 James Wood Girls League. Mecca opens 25 1 in first half. Diamond Cab trails 20 6 first half then 21 7 second half to edge ahead by one game.
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Mecca
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Shirley Snapp
Zelda Breeden
Elouise Goshert
Virginia Burke
Kentucky Derby Winner to Take Record Earnings
Louisville report notes eight definite starters and two probables for the $125,000 added Derby. If all 10 run the event would gross $152,500 with the winner earning $108,400. improved added money makes it the richest Derby in 81 years. Post time is 4 30 p m EST with CBS for 4 15 to 4 45.
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Salt usage per person per year in seasoning
The average person uses about 6 lb of salt annually for seasoning food.
C. C. A. Endorses Beefsteak for Black Eye Cure
The Q A suggests raw beefsteak as a cure for a black eye, stating its coolness makes it effective. It notes a cold compress works equally well and costs far less.
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