Nally and Nininger Lead Brunsw ick Speedway Wins
At Winchester Air Port Speedway 2000 fans watched 33 Sportsmen and Class B cars. Bill Nally of Brunswick won a heat and the Sportaman Feature, with Red Nininger taking Class B honors. Johnson and Stover chased, several wrecks occurred, and next Sunday’s card starts at 2:30 p.m.
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Airport Speedway
Winchester
Bill Nally
Brunswick
Red Nininger
Bob Crossen
Ashland
Thatsoon
Fudgie Faubie
Johnson
Smokey Stover
Staunton
Bob Peer
Toms Brook
Nininger
Bill Long
Mt. Jackson
Dick Hansberger
Nally
Lewis Bocock
Greenville
Ray Doval
Elkton
Crossen
Long
Jimmy Aleshire
Luray
Gip Gibson
Charlottesville
Aleshire
Bocock
Middletown Beats Mt. Jackson 9-3 on Strong 16-Hit Day
Middletown prevailed 9-3 over Mt. Jackson in a one sided afternoon game. R. Clem J. Judy and J. Clem each had three hits as Middletown totaled sixteen, while Shiley earned the win and Click the loss. Both teams stranded seven runners.
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Middletown
Mt. Jackson
R. Clem
J. Judy
J. Clem
Headly
Shiley
Click
Japan papers call for dog control amid freedom debate
Mainichi editorial argues Japan should curb canine freedom noting Europe has more dogs yet less dog fighting and howling. The piece contrasts liberal canine rights with a push for stricter oversight of dogs in Japan.
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Tokyo
Mainichi
Japan
Europe
Robinson’s 12 straight wins pace Reds rally and record
Frank Robinson leads Cincinnati with a 12 game hitting streak and a .396 average as the Reds win two at Chicago 7-5 and 7-1. Tebbetts’ Redlegs extend road win streak to 12 while Milwaukee keeps NL lead with two wins.
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Otherunaway
Annual B League Tourney Set For Tomorrow Night
The B League will stage its annual Handicap Tourney tomorrow at 7 pm. Three games will be bowled using the 2-3 handicap rule. Entry fee is $1.25 and scratch is 120. Eligibility requires 21 or more B League games this season per President Briscoe Ginn.
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Briscoe Ginn
Orts Claims Evening Star Bowling Title in Tight Win
Orts Sof Spun clinched the Evening Star Ladies League second half crown by three games over GAA No. 2, led by Helen Ritter and Aggie McCall. The team, already winning the first half, will face Sarah Zane Fire Co. for the city championship. Frances Brengie toped Bell with 122 in a 509 loss, while Winchester Laundry posted a 572 game in a three-match sweep over Chapman Motor Co.
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Orts Sof
Evening Star Ladies League
Helen Ritter
Loma McIntyre
Virginia Larrick
Aggie McCall
Connie Lineburg
Virginia Vance
Ladies Commercial League
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Frances Brengie
Orts
Mrs. Ritter
Frances Sager
Clara Clark
Winchester Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Chapman Motor Co
Olga Brown
Margaret Hodgson
Evening Star League
Eeneconese
F & M Bank
Winchester Laundry
Snes Aikens Consteee Ereenre
Chapman Motoreenee
C & P Telephone Es
Handley Defends Group II Track Title at Charlottesville Meet
Handley High captured the Group II track championship at Charlottesville edging 31 teams. Waynesboro and George Mason challenged, while John Traynham set records for Waynesboro and Tommy Glass and Marshall Crisman cleared 11 feet 6 inches in the pole vault. Russell Potts anchored Handley’s relay as the Judges secured victory ahead of Cumberland Valley contenders.
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Handley
Charlottesville
Waynesboro
District 5
George Mason
Christiansburg
Mason
Tommy Glass
Marshall Crisman
Crisman
Peer Ande
Fort Hill
Eddie Grim
Charles Rinker
Jack Kerr
Bill Shendon
Carter Kellas
Tommy Jobe
Russell Potts
Nick Sempeles
Rod Rinker
Bill Mowery
Falls Church
As. Radford
Albemarle
Winchester
Jimmy Jones
James Wood
Ed Hershman
Colonel Star
Boonesboro Downs Rebels 14-5 in league loss
Boonesboro defeated Winchester 14 to 5 at Rouss Park as the Rebels suffered their third straight loss in the South Mountain League. Martinsburg blanked Berkeley Springs 8-0 and Williamsport beat Sharpsburg 9-4. Woody Statler threw a 23 scoreless innings streak for Martinsburg.
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Winchester Rebels
Rouss Park
Reds
Boonesboro
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Williamsport
Sharpsburg
Winchester
Woody Statler
Chieftains
S. Mountain Loop
Clarke County Independents Blown Lead by Purcellville
Clarke County Independents lost 11-7 to Purcellville after leading 7-5 through seven innings. Purcellville tied the game in the ninth with two runs and won in the 10th with four runs, aided by Clarke errors and key hits from Hall, Ray, Sprouse, and a late miscue by J Lloyd. Lacy Broy pitched three scoreless innings for Purcellville to seal the victory.
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Purcellville
Clarke County Independents
Clarke
Boyce
B. Buckner
Hall
Ray
Sprouse
Spanish Playboy's Ferrari Crashes Killing Twelve at Mille Miglia
The red Ferrari driven by Marquis Alfonso de Portago and his American co driver Edmund Nelson crashed into spectators near Mantua during the Mille Miglia. Twelve died including de Portago and Nelson with several others injured. The race continued later with Dutch driver Goettgens dying near Florence.
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Italy
Red Ferrar
Alfonso de Portago
Mantua
Josef Goettgens
Florence
de Portago
Hollywood
Linda Christian
Marquis’ Company
Rome
Cavriana
Nelson
Milan
Washington at Boston 7 15 p m and other schedule items
Today features Washington at Boston at 7 15 p m Abernathy and Nixon only game. Yesterday results include New York 4 Baltimore 3 and Chicago 5 Detroit 4. Tomorrow Pittsburgh at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati on the docket.
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Kansas City
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
J. Louis
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Riddle
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