Strasburg High Nine Defeats James Wood Colonels 4-3
In a rain shortened seven inning game Strasburg High beat James Wood 4 to 3 on the Rams field. Williams of Strasburg allowed four hits with 11 strikeouts as JW pitcher Simpson pitched well for the Colonels. The Rams did all scoring in unearned runs while JW left fielder and catcher saw limited duty. JW stranded runners in key frames and faces Broadway twinbill on Tuesday at 1 15 p m.
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Hodson
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Q Bromley
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Dorsey
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Nally Favorite in Stock Car Races Tomorrow at Winchester
Stock car races at Winchester Airport Speedway start tomorrow afternoon with seven events beginning at 2:30. Bill Nally drives the Power Glide Special from Lee Stultz as the favorite, while Shorty Bowers and Doug Bailey field strong challengers as entries total 25. Nally recently clocked 22 seconds for a third mile dirt track, boosting expectations.
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Lee Stultz
Shorty Bowers
Hagerstown
Doug Bailey
Annandale
Nally
Roger Bannister
Oxford
England
Gunder Hagg
Sweden
New York at Pittsburgh Postponed by Rain in MLB Schedule
Yesterday results saw Cincinnati rout St Louis 10 to 3 and Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 3 to 1 while Chicago shutout Milwaukee 3 nothing. American League standings list Chicago leading with 14 wins and seven losses as New York sits at 10 and 9. Tonight Cleveland visits Baltimore with Houtteman or Garcia against Pillette and New York hosts Philadelphia in a 2 0 result while Boston trips Washington 7 to 6.
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Washington
Boston
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Morrie Martin
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Reds
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Johnny Temple
Temple
Pete Reise
Don Newcombe
Phillies
Dodger
Bobby Morgan
Johnny Lindell
Curt Simmons
Warren Hacker
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Winchester Tennis Club to Hold Annual Meeting Wednesday
The Winchester Tennis Club will meet Wednesday at 5 p.m. at the Tennis House in Rouss Park courts. Reports for the year will be presented, officers elected, and plans set for summer activities.
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Winchester Tennis Club
Rouss Park Courts
Putting Contest Planned Tuesday at Winchester Golf Club
A putting contest will be held during the regular Tuesday Ladies' Day Golf Tournament at Winchester Golf Club. A luncheon follows at the club, and attendees are asked to sign in at the pro shop.
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Winchester Golf Club
Pro
Local Stocks Quotations Courtesy of White Weld & Company
Winchester office reports stock quotes for firms including American Furniture Bank of Clarke County Commonwealth Nat Gas Dan River Mills Farmers Merchants Natl Bank George Washington Hotel O Sullivan Rubber Potomac Edison Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider Victor Virginia Storage Virginia Woolen and N W Industries. Prices vary from par to 101 percent with several at 100.
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American Furniture
Bank of Clarke County
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Dan River Mills
Farmers & Merchants Nat'l Bank
George Washington
Green Chemical Company
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
N & W Industries Common
N & W Industries
National Fruit Products
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
O'Sullivan Rubber
Potomac Edison
Shenandoah Valley
Victor Products
Virginia
Virginia Woolen
Freshmen Eligible on Varsity Teams in SC Conference
The Southern Conference voted 7-3 to allow freshmen to play on varsity football teams starting Sept 1. West Virginia cast the deciding vote after hesitation. Virginia Tech had proposed immediate transfer eligibility, but that was defeated 8-1. The executive committee now controls post season participation and the basketball tournament may move from West Virginia to Richmond next year.
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Washington & Lee
Furman
William & Mary
Virginia Military
Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Clyde Colson
Citadel
Davidson
George Washington
Richmond
Andrade Faces Canadian Champ In 10 Round Lightweight Bout
Undefeated Andrade of Compton Calif meets veteran Armando Saviere of Montreal in a Memorial Auditorium 10 round lightweight bout. The Canadian champion predicts the 22 year old Andrade may live up to the hype as ABC televises the fight at 8 p.m. EST.
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Montreal
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Memorial Auditorium
ABC
Red Sox Break Skid With 7-6 Win Over Senators
Three Nat homer hitters lead Boston to first victory in two weeks lifting them from the AL cellar into seventh. Ted Williams back on bench expected to pinch hit soon as Sammy White and Jim Busey pace offensive outburst. Yankees shutout Phillies as Mor gan wins again. Reds, Giants, Cubs win in the majors.
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Williams
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Sammy White
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Truman Clevenger
Ellis Kinder
Jim Busey
Clyde Vollmer
Roy Sievers
Kinder
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
William and Mary Eyes Big Six Influence in Richmond Clash
William and Mary Indians, 0-5 in Big Six, travel to Richmond to face the Spiders who stand 4-2 in conference play. A Spiders win would vault them into sole possession of first, with a rematch against the Indians on May 19 potentially deciding the crown.
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Lausse Extends KO Streak With Varona Victory
Argentine boxer Eduardo Lausse dominated Cuban Chico Varona at St. Nicholas Arena winning by knockout in 2 43 of the seventh round. The victory marks Lausse's 16th straight win with 39 knockouts in 55 bouts since 1948, and his only recent loss being to Kid Gavilan in Buenos Aires September 13, 1952.
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Chico Varona
United States
St. Nicholas Arena
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Kid Gavilan
Buenos Aires
Varona
Runaway Tiger Gets The Ax at Madison Square Garden
New York gossip columnist HAL BOYLE recalls a 1938 Ringling Bros. performance where a runaway tiger was knocked out by Paul Horompo the dwarf clown using a wooden axe after the big cat attacked him. ASPCA monitors ensure no abuse. Raymond Mulligan notes Harry the elephant keeps peace among the elephants.
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Snowwhite
ASPCA
Raymond Mulligan
Mulligan
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Arky Scott
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