Colonels Fall 3-1 as Frederick Edges James Wood High
James Wood High School suffered its first loss of the season 3-1 to Frederick Maryland. Lee Rogers pitched well for the Colonels giving up seven hits and six strikeouts while Dorsey limited James Wood to four hits. Frederick scored two runs in the first and added one more in the fifth as Dailey Angleburger Weddle and Ward produced the scoring plays.
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O Sull ivan Edges Plumly For League Lead
O Sullivan stops Plumly 9 8 to take the league lead in a practice game Rubber men claim first with Tillotson 6 for 6. Henrietta homered and singled in two official at bats Donald also homered. Clevenger pitched for the losers. Box score notes Moose 14 7 in J V Arthur vs Rubber matchups.
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Birmingham Recracker Bobo Newsom Ejected in Debut
Bobo Newsom, veteran pitcher for Birmingham, faced a tough Southern Association debut as umpires ejected him after just three innings over a disputed ball and strike call. The incident highlights his rocky start with the Birmingham team this season.
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Opening Day Attendance Drops Across Major Leagues
New York report shows opening day attendance 429 742, 67 899 below 1950 figures. Cleveland led crowds with 48 316, Giants drew 30 870, while St. Louis Sportsman Park hosted 5 660 for the Browns season opener.
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DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS
A dense crossword puzzle clue list covering across and down entries with multiple definitions. Answers include motion picture greeting scheme old measure of length and more across and down. The list names clues such as music character or elec for currents and various side notes.
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Newport News Favored to Win Track Title
The State Group I meet concludes with Newport News favored to top the field as nine Tidewater runners advance to the final showdown. Lloyd Hicks of Hampton set a new discus record at 149 feet 10.5 inches, surpassing the 1949 mark by Kelly Hylton of Granby.
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Warwick
Glen Alen
John Marshall High
Richmond
Lloyd Hicks
Hampton
Kelly Hylton
Orchids Grow in Ordinary Greenhouses with Care
G I A notes orchids can be grown in a standard greenhouse but many skip them due to long development. Some rare orchids take up to 18 years to bloom, illustrating the lengthy growth required for flowers.
Winchester City Bowling Tournament Opens Monday
The first annual Winchester City Bowling Tournament kicks off Monday at Health Center Alleys, May 21 to 27, with 31 teams across 24 men s divisions and seven ladies teams. Handicap figures apply to Men s Team, Men s Singles, Men s Doubles, Ladies Team, Ladies Singles, Ladies Doubles, and Mixed Doubles.
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Winchester City
Health Center
Preacher Roe Lifts Dodgers From Slump With 6-3 Victory
Preacher Roe, Dodgers pitcher, earned his fifth win without a loss as Brooklyn beat the St Louis Cardinals 6-3. Roe allowed seven hits including Peanuts Lowrey’s two run homer, and Duke Snider added a ninth homer to seal the win.
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Jack Cusick
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Virginia College Baseball Season Winds Down in 1951
In Richmond the 1951 Virginia college baseball race nears its end as two games remain featuring William and Mary. Randolph-Macon leads the state in Big Six play with a 9-2 mark, while Virginia edges VMI 7-2 to clinch the Big Six title. Mason-Dixon honors go to Randolph-Macon with two seven-inning wins over Baltimore clubs.
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Jimmy Lee
Bridal Honeymoon Tragedy on Lake Vanare
A couple from Oakboro New York who appeared on a TV wedding program won a weeklong honeymoon at a ranch above Lake Vanare. The bride Stortie Louise 20 survived after the canoe capsized while her husband Steve Smith drowned while attempting to keep her afloat.
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Rusk hints U.S. aid to Chinese revolt
In New York Assistant Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States would aid the Chinese people in any revolt against the "colonial Russian government." He pledged continued aid to the Chinese Nationalists while noting U.S. help alone cannot decide China's future. the decision rests with the Chinese people.
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Kid Gavilan Wins Welterweight World Title in Havana and New York
Cuban fighter Kid Gavilan defeated Johnny Bratton in Madison Square Garden to claim the World's Welterweight Championship in a 15 round unanimous decision. Bratton suffered a broken jaw and potential tax lien rumors emerged as Gavilan eyes a July defense at the Garden against Billy Graham.
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Stephens City Opens New Home Ground With North Mountain
The Stephens City baseball team will host North Mountain at Rouss Park starting tomorrow May 20 marking the first game on the new home diamond. Sunday in Northern Virginia League action, Winchester White Sox face Front Royal while Stephens City also welcomes North Mountain.
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Preakness At Pimlico Opens With No Clear Favorite
The 75th Preakness at Pimlico features eight 3 year olds with no standout. About 20 million viewers are expected to watch on CBS with 35 000 attendees at the track and a broadcast reach from Jacksonville to Boston and Omaha. Bookmakers peg three colts Hampton Stables Alerted Greentree Bi Stretch and Brookmeads Bold as the leading contenders with odds around 3 to 1.
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Boots in Korea wear out in ten weeks for soldiers
The Army reports combat boots last about 10 weeks under front line Korea duty, compared with roughly one year in the United States. This finding highlights harsher wear on field footwear and the need for troop supply adjustments.
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Courtesy For Old-Timers Inglewood Social Security Office Sign
Inglewood California, the social security offices occupy the second floor of a downtown building. A ground floor sign invites patrons to call Orchard 1-760 and have staff come down to see them. George Kretz, manager, notes many clients are retirees who struggle with stairs.
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Clemson and Duke Reach Southern Conference Finals
Clemson, the southern division champion, beat West Virginia 6-2 to reach the finals. Duke, runnerup, crushed Maryland 11-0 to advance. Maryland and West Virginia meet for third place, followed by the final game at 8 30 p m Eastern.
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Methane Gas Well Opened in Northern Tokyo
A methane gas well in northern Tokyo began operation on May 2 with an initial daily production of 17 500 cubic feet.
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Triple Homer Sparks Nashville Knoxville Game Mention
In Nashville on June 12, 1942, Charlie Workman Hank Helf and Charlie Gassaway hit consecutive home runs as three batters in a row connected off the same pitcher. Sam Ensogne the White Sox manager summoned players to a Frank Street address for a 1 p.m. meeting. The article also notes a Korea POW camp housing about 150 000 inmates including North Korean and former soldiers.
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Hank Helf
Charlie Gassaway
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