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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1952

Page

13

James Wood Colonels edge Harrisonburg 4 3 in tight duel

James Wood Colonels avenged an earlier loss by beating Harrisonburg 4 3 at Rouss Park. Ben Rogers earned his third win with 10 strikeouts as Kline, Dorsey, and Brannon led hits for James Wood while Shifflett and Long took the loss for Harrisonburg. Next up, James Wood travels to Warren County then hosts Wardensville on Saturday.

James Wood Colonels Harrisonburg Blue Colonels Earlie Harrisonburg Dover James Wood Kline Robert Kline Bailey Ricard Dick Hoerman Brannon Biggert Ben Rogers Harisonburg Shiffiett Long Dorsey Purr Wharton Warren County Wardensville W. Wa Iine Rouss Park H Biggert H. Hodgson Ae Hockman Rogers H Gilmer Bocock Furr Kay Arment Sweeker If Ree Blakemore Shifflett Giz Hoover

Kentucky Officials Admit Part Responsibility for Basketball Scandal

The University of Kentucky says administrative officials and athletics staff share partial responsibility for the basketball scandal. Eleven officials including Gov Wetherby and President H L Donovan signed a statement refuting fixed games, pledging reforms and accountability to the public, NCAA, and regional associations amid Judge Streit’s harsher critique.

Lexington University of Kentucky Gov Wetherby H L Donovan University Saul Streit New York Kentucky Alex Groza Ralph Beard Dale Barnstable Adolph Rupp NCAA Streit

Gromek Delivers 1-0 Four-Hitter Beats Yankees in NY

Steve Gromek, 32, of Hamtramck Mich, pitched a neat 1-0 four-hitter against the New York Yankees and Allie Reynolds. The Indians gained a share of first place risk by staying within one game of the Red Sox as Boston routed the White Sox 11-2. The win marked Cleveland’s third over New York and included a second-inning run on singles by Mitchell Boone and Tebbetts.

VMI Virginia Cavaliers Mel Roach Spiders Maryland Frank Graham Bill Whitley Ralph Remer Lynchburg College Jim Cobb Gene Evans Randolph Joe Reichler Steve Gromek Hamtramck Gromek Indians Reynolds Dale Mitchell Ray Boone Birdie Tebbetts Red Sox Cleveland Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox Boston Clyde Vollmer Wallace Dropo Willard Nixon Vollmer Senators Tigers Conrado Marrero Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Max Lanier Eddie Stanky St. Louis Cardinals Robin Roberts Philadelphia Phils Pittsburgh Johnny Klippstein Chicago Cubs Boston Braves

Does an Electric Clock Keep Perfect Time

An electric clock driven by a synchronous motor depends on the AC power frequency. If the power station generators vary in frequency, the clock will drift accordingly, assuming the clock’s mechanism is otherwise in good condition.

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Benefit Wrestling Card In Alexandria

The biggest benefit wrestling show in the area will be staged at George W ton Stadium in Alexandria on Wednesday for the Ale Police Boy's Club. About 10 000 fans are expected to attend the four event program headlined by a 60 minute time limit fall between Lord Leslie Carlton and Gene Mr. America Stanilee. In other bouts Carl Cook faces Ruth Boatcallie in a 30 minute girls match. Two Ton Galento and the Zebra Kid clash with Fony Cosenza.

Alexandria George W Ton Stadium Ale Police Boy's Club Lord Leslie Carlton Gene Stanilee Carl Cook Ruth Boatcallie Ton Galento Zebra Kid Fony Cosenza

Completing the Gard Sets 30 Minute Bout Match

Nattie Brown, former heavyweight boxer, faces Sandor Kovaks from Quincy in a 30 minute time limit contest. The note mentions central Africa and India as home to the world’s highest mean annual temperatures.

Nattie Brown Sandor Kovaks Quincy Mass Central Africa India

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