Clarke Stonewall win tight race for Winchester League title
Clarke County High School defeats Gore 7-1 as Buckner stars in first Clarke start. Stonewall tops Stephens City 3-0. Clarke and Stonewall tied for first with 7-1 records, one game left to decide the league crown amid Belmont Park racing notes.
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Stephens City
Middletown
Berryville
Clarke County High Schol
Stonewall High School
Winchester
Clarke County
Stonewall
Stephens ‘City
Clarke
Gainesboro
Bill Buckner
Aphomore
Furtther
Michael
Nesselrodt
Locke
Lake
Buckner
Tommy DeHaven
Allen Jobe
Driver
Bailey
L Clarke Igeek
Highland Ave Rips First EUB in City Opener
In a double bill Highland Ave Presbyterian, 1949 champion, crushed First Brethren 22 to 0 as Jackie Cleveland pitched a two hit game and Bobby Orndorff homered. Loudoun St. Presbyterian defeated Episcopal 31 to 10 with four triples and Irvin Cather Jr. homering. Joe Guess won for Highland Ave. Bobby Anderson took the loss for Episcopal. Tonight a City League double header resumes with Plumly vs O Sullivan and J W Arthur Insurance vs Novick.
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First Brethren
Loudoun St. Presbyterian
Episcopal
Jackie Cleveland
Highland Ave
Bobby Orndorff
Loudoun _St. Presbyterian
Irvin Cather Jr
Joe Guess
Bobby Anderson
Plumly
O'Sullivan
J. W. Arthur Insurance
Novick
Frank Bailey
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Market St. Methods
Braddock St
Montague Ave
Baptist
Cork St
Cork St. Christian
Hoover-Kern
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Montague
Braddock
Williams Eyes Ruths 60 as Red Sox Top Detroit
Ted Williams aims to break Babe Ruths 60 homer record as he chases 61 while Boston beats Detroit 6 1. Williams and Vern Stephens each homer to pace a 6 1 victory. Williams also leads AL in batting and MVP race with strong early pace.
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Associated Press
Ted Williams
Storm Center
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Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Boston
Ted
Vern Stephens
Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Allie Reynolds
Billy Johnson
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Indians
End of the Line and Notes from the Sports Roundup
Southern College players shift to coaching and business avoiding top pro offers around four thousand dollars a season. Banquet humor in Detroit features umpire Bill Summers and Harry Heilmann. Minnesota appoints Drake alumni as athletic directors while NC TA tennis player Jim Hammerstein misses premiere of Blackjack Davie. Fort Worth Colonial Invitational Golf field claims 34 percent of money awards. St Bonaventure footballers trimmed by coach Joe Bach.
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Detroit
Bill Summers
Ump
Harry Heilmann
Summers
Ball Park
Cleveland Indians
Ellis Ryan
Ike Armstrong
Minnesota
Drake
Ted Payseur
Northwestern
Paul Brechler
Iowa
Jim Hammerstein
North Carolina U
Campus Dramatic Club
Jim
Oscar
Fort Worth Tex
Joe Bach
St. Bonaventure
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TV mikes near field spark baseball talk
Giants star Leo Durocher and other players react to television mikes hovering near dugouts and playing areas. Casey Stengel notes progress of mic placement as Dizzy Dean weighs in on what can be said and what should stay off the air.
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New York
Giants
Leo Durocher
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Dizzy Dean
Cardinal
Yankees
Graziano Scouting Title Shot After Fourth Round KO
Rocky Graziano appears set for a middleweight title bout with Jake Lamotta after knocking out Henry Brimm in Buffalo. The bout ended at 2 14 of the fourth round, seen as a tuneup for a Madison Square Garden clash on June 14.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Rocky Graziano
Jake Lamotta
Graziano
Henry Brimm
la Motta
New York
Madison Square Garden
Syracuse 38 29 in second scrimmage prompts coach remark
Syracuse chalked up 38 to 29 in their second scrimmage as they scored freely in the first half. Coach Ben Schwartzwalder quipped that defense was a bench duty for some substitutes.
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Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule By AP
The recap lists results Brooklyn 3 St Louis 1 Chicago 4 New York 3 and others with night games. Preacher Roe, in his eighth season, had 61 wins and 61 losses at the season start. Upcoming games include St Louis at Brooklyn and Chicago at New York.
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BEG
Chivege
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phila
Detroit
Cleveland
Preacher Roe
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