Northwestern District track records to fall at Friday meet
Only the pole vault mark may survive as Northwestern District Group 1B rivals clash at James Seacrest Field Friday evening. Handley and James Wood athletes pace a night of fast times with Woody Harper and Gary Bailey aiming to erase last year’s marks and challenge a string of school records across sprints, middle distance, hurdles, distance and relays.
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Charlie Tait
Star
James Seceholt
Handley
Charlie Polhamus
Woody Harper
Gary Bailey
Feeley
Josey O'Hara
Donald Unger
Ralph Dement
Haddley
Jerry Fawley
Dement
McLaughlin
Harper
Hinkle
Glover
Barley
Bailey
Ritchie Wolfe
Griffith
Ron Kern
Milburn
Hepler
Hockman
Rodgers
James Wood
Major League Leaders Summary
American League leaders include Jimenez Kansas City batting .391 and Del Greco with 23 runs. Robinson Chicago leads homers with 9 and RBIs with 27. Cimoli KC tops hits with 36. Kaline Detroit adds 8 HRs and 25 RBIs. Aparicio Chicago steals 9. Donovan Cleveland 5 01.000 wins leads pitching, with Belinsky 40 1.000. In the National League Mays San Francisco drives runs and hits, with 34 total, Pinson Cincinnati 29 RBIs, Williams Chicago 4 triples, Mays 10 HRs. Koufax L A 62 strikeouts heads a high-scoring pitching race.
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Associated Press
Jimenez
Kansas City
Robinson
Chicago
del Greco
Siebern
Kaline
Detroit
Cimoli
Wagner
Los Angeles
Aparicio
Howser
Donovan
Cleveland
Belinsky
Pizarro
Terry
New York
Musial
St. Louis
Kuenn
San Francisco
Mays
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
T. Davis
F. Alou
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Boyer
Williams
Wills
Purkey
O'Dell
Pierce
Simmons -St. Louis
McLish
Philadelphia
McBean
Pittsburgh
Major League Stars Deliver Key Wins In Late Season Action
Jay Hook and the Mets pulled New York from the NL cellar with a four hit effort to defeat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1. Al Kaline of the Tigers drove in four runs on his eighth homer a triple and a single in a 10 to 1 dismantling of the Los Angeles Angels, snapping a five game skid.
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Associated Press
Jay Hook
Mets
New York
Chicago Cubs
al Kaline
Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
1908 Mt Rainier Park First Visitation by Rail Stage
In 1908 Mt Rainier National Park opened to visitors arriving by railroad stagecoach horseback or on foot marking the park’s early access method and travel era.
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Mt. Rainier National Park
National Park
Baseball Scores and Schedule From The Evening Star
Daily listing shows today’s games Boston at New York Cleveland at Minnesota Detroit at Los Angeles Kansas City at Baltimore Chicago at Washington. Thursday’s schedule includes Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Minnesota with several rain delays noted. Standings feature San Francisco, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Houston, Milwaukee, New York, Chicago in the race. Results from Philadelphia include Cincinnati 4 and From Los Angeles 9 Houston 6 in extra innings.
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Boston
New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet
G.B
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pimedighle
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
W.L. Pet
Sean
Fender Sales Co. Sweeps Question Mark in Summer Bowling
In a summer bowling recap Fender Sales Co. won 4-0 over Question Marks as Lois Anderson led with 466 and Zelda Clark 439 offsetting Lorraine Sealock 448. Aikens Construction nearly swept Buckley-Lages in a 312-12 game as the losers tied the second. Bodie Wingfield 454 and Betty Welch 441 led the winners while Nancy Shultz 448 paced the losers. Coffelt Electric edged Navy Recruiting 3-1 1881-1862 with Charlotte Paugh 447 and Mae Brown 429. Top male bowler David Fogle posted an 837 series 218 202 184 233. Harold Dawson 805. Female leaders included Betty Willis 739 and Frances Sager 642.
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Fender
Lois Anderson
Zelda Clark
Lorraine Sealock
Aikens Construction
Buckley-Lages
Bodie Wingfield
Betty Welch
Nancy Shultz
Aikens
Charlotte Paugh
Coffelt Electric
Navy Recruiting
Mae Brown
Peterson
David Fogle
al Kibler
Harold Dawson
Fred Gordon
Jim Morton
Steve Reedy
Dick Samiec
Curtis Braithwaite
Clayton Cochran
Sonny Hershman
Betty Willis
Frances Sager
Betty McKee
Jean Hovermale
Delayed Results From Winchester Golf Club Round Up
A delayed report from Winchester Golf Club lists Four Roses sweeping Optimists 3-1 behind Sue Hamman on 402. No Marks beats Whosits 3-1 on Peggy Thomas 340 with pinfall 1977. Novices top Handicappers 3-1 on 413 by Betty Parrish, pinfall 2008. Chuckers defeat The Flips 3-1 on Mary Gail Fraula 182-507 with pinfall 2047-1965. Kilts trounce Hopless 3-1.
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Winchester Golf Club
Four Roses
Sue Hamman
Peggy Thomas
Betty Parrish
Mary Gail Fraula
Kath Perry
Kilts
Army to Draft 5 000 in July
The Army will call 5,000 men in July to keep total strength at 960,000. The July quota is the smallest since mobilization began last summer, with releases of reservists and National Guardsmen offsetting the draft.
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Washington
Defense Department
Harold Hepler Sparks Second Half Duckpin Title For Chuckers
Harold Hepler delivers clutch marks to lift Chuckers to the second half championship at Health Center Lanes by one game over Kirk's Servicenter. Pearl Hepler tallies a 331 series with 110 112 109 while Rose Williams 114 and Margaret Grawain 107 support Valley Reds-Mix.
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Pearl Hepler
Chuckers
Kirk
Servicenter
Harold
Valley Reds
Mix
Red Ai
Checkers
Mrs. Hepler
Vntal
Rose Williams
Margaret Grawain
June Davies
Valley
Garnett McCarty
Dot Grim
Billie Towlen
Virginia Schneider
Connie Lineburg
Mable Lineburg
Anne Kete
Upir
Margaret Seen
Mary Anne Jackson
McCoys
Untouchables
Mixettes
Dorothy Burke
Nancy Thomas
Elaine Shuel
Gertrude Reed
Del Crandall Turns Corner In Milwaukee Comeback
Milwaukee catcher Del Crandall, a four time All Star, returns from a shoulder injury to hit well and excel behind the plate. Through 14 games this season he has 15 hits with two homers and six RBIs and a .333 average as he reports progress daily.
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Milwaukee
del Crandall
Crandall
Christianson Heats Moose League Bantams With 919 Series
H C Christianson rolled 486 and 433 for a 919 two game total, the high mark of the season, helping Fort Loudoun Restaurant to two wins. The pair ties Fort Loudoun for the second half championship and a rolloff is set for Saturday at 2 PM. Eugene Kuykendall added 117 and Bobby Giffin 108, while John Jeter had 103 for his team.
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H. C. Christianson
Fort Loudoun
Eugene Kuykendall
Bobby Giffin
John Jeter
Hall of Fame Takes Burrell Just in Time
WEYMOUTH Mass AP Frank A Buster Burrell 9 percent Baseball Hall of Fame as the oldest living major league player Burrell had played with the New York Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers He leaves his widow Mary.
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Weymouth
Mass
Frank A
Buster) Burrell
Baseball Hall of Fame
Burrell
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mary
Virginia Sports Calendar Highlights
Virginia hosts multiple events across baseball and tennis listings. RPI visits Hampden Sydney while Washington Lee travels to Macon. The Southern Conference Tournament is set for Virginia Beach and Myrtle Beach on dates not specified.
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Hampden-Sydney
Washington Lee
A Macon
Virginia Beach
Virginia Defeats Maryland in Rainy Eight Inning Game
Virginia beat Maryland 3 to 1 after eight innings as rain delayed play. Other results include George Washington 4 over Richmond, Wake Forest at Virginia Tech cancelled due to rain, Bridgewater vs Shepherd cancelled, Hampden Sydney 5 to 4 over Hampden Sydney, Lynchburg 4 to 12 over Norfolk W M, Pembroke 10 to 5.
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Virginia
Maryland
George Washington
Richmond
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Shepherd
Hampden-Sydney
Lynchburg
Norfolk
W&m
Pembroke
Areas Top Wrestling Card Set for May 22
Promoter Sid Veasey brings 16 top pro wrestlers to Winchester at the National Guard Armory on May 22 for a two of three falls one hour main event pitting Antoniono Rocca and Cowboy Bob Ellis against Jim Bernard and Skull Murphy. The undercard features Johnny Valentine versus Frank Morgan and The Fabulous Moolah Rita Cortez versus Carol Little Fran Gravette, plus The New Golden Terror vs Angelo Savoldi. The card, benefiting the Recreation Department Building Fund, aims to boost attendance as armory seating limits capacity.
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Winchester
National Guard Armory
Recreation Department
Sid Veasey
Pro Wrestling
Antoniono
Griffith Stadium
Madison Square Garden
The
Armory
Valley News
Sports Center
Camera Corner
Virginia Gentlemen and Sanitary Daily
Johnny Valentine
Seattle
Frank Morgan
Kingston, N. Y
Fabulous Moolah
Rita Cortez
Mexico
Carol Little
Columbia, F. C
Fran Gravette
Cal
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George Toregas
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Russell Feeley
Dennis Hinkle
Paul Fox
Big Dennis
Granville Kerns
Bill Anderson
Mike Kelly
Buncutter Tire CO
S. Braddock St
Evening Star Sports
Fender Sales Co
Army
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun
Hospital Woman’s Auxiliary
Hot Shots
Ruby Boyd
Frances Dodson
Berryville
Mattie Sirbaugh
Allegheny Freight Girls
Miller & Anderson
Christianson Stars
Hall of Fame
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Cowboy Ellis
Antonino Rocca
Bob Ellis
Central States
Star Sports
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Canada
New Golden Terror
Angelo Savoldi
the Terror
Savoldi
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Ellis
Rocca
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Murphy
Skull
Terror
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Morgan
Riverton
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