Clarke Frederick All Star Hurlers Lead 1950 Dream Team
Tommy DeHaven tops Clarke-Frederick pitching and seven players return on the nine man All-Star squad chosen at Winchester coaching dinner. The team will play the district winners in an All-Star game at Winchester Baseball Park Tuesday. Ghats County and Stonewall face Clarke as coach Cot ton Goforth leads Clarke’s opposition. Six clubs will fold next fall as James Wood plans consolidation.
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Ningham
Clarke
Lloyd Michael
Gore
Winchester Evening Star
Clarke-Frederick
DeHaven
Thompson
Cunningham
Wisecarver
Pitta
Locke
Gillespie
Shirley
Baker
Tommy DeHaven
Stonewall
Hie
Preston Pitta
Roy
Buddy” Locke
Gainesboro
Michael
Lutherans Edge Highland 11 10 In Revenge Battle
Lutherans upset Highland Ave 11 to 10 in a Winchester Church Softball League thriller. Grace Lutheran drew 10 hits to topple champion Highland Ave as Braddock St and Episcopal also won securing a four way tie for first with Presbyterian Montague Ave and Cork St. Johnny Carpenter earned the win for Lutherans while Donald Anderson picked up the Braddock Sr. victory.
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Winchester Church
Grace Lutheran
Highland Ave
Braddock St. Methodist
Down Market St
Montague Ave
Cork St
Episcopal
Johnny Carpenter
Swanson
Cleveland
Shull
Lutheran
Adams
Loy
Donald Anderson
Braddock Sr
Lake
Danny Babby
Capper
John Legge
First Brethren
Manual Sempeles
A. Bly
Gilbert Streit
Novick
O’sullivan
Moose
Frank Bailey
Presbyterian
Cork
Yankees Drum Detroit 6-4 To Extend Streak
New York, riding an eight game surge and lead in the American League, beat Detroit 6-4 as Yogi Berra fueled the comeback with a bases loaded homer off Art Houtteman in the fifth. Joe Page finished the win after Tommy Byrne opened the game.
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Yankees
Casey Stengel
Tommy Henrich
Henrich
Cleveland
Detroit
Tommy Byrne
Tigers
Joe Page
Yogi Berra
Berra
Art Houtteman
Byrne
George Kell
Hoot Evers
Page
Yanks
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Walt Dropo
Red Sox
St. Louis
Johnny Pesky
Bob Lemon
Washington Senators
Tribe
Lemon
Senators
Dick Weik
Indians
Paul Lehner
Sam Chapman
Pete Suder
Philadelphia A’s
Chicago
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
Brooklyn Victorious In St Louis Standings Shift
Standings show Brooklyn 20 11 654 leads Philadelphia 19 12 613 with St Louis 17 13 567 in pursuit Chicago and New York lag. Tonight Philadelphia visits New York Brooklyn plays Boston while St Louis meets Cincinnati and Paseia visits Pittsburgh. Yesterday St Louis defeated New York while Brooklyn fended off Chicago and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh. Tomorrow Brooklyn visits Boston and Philadelphia faces New York with Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
St. Aout
Paseia
Baseball standings and schedule for the American League
The standings show New York 22 8 733 leading Detroit Boston Washington Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago with varying win percentages. Today’s games include New York at Philadelphia night and doubleheaders Detroit at St Louis and Cleveland at Chicago. Yesterday’s results list New York 6 Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 Washington 0 Boston 15 St Louis 12 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1 in rain.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Twinight
White Sox Clarke Tilt Heads Sunday Ball Loop Here
Clarke County All Stars travel to Winchester Sunday to face the White Sox at 3 p m in the Northern Virginia Baseball league. Buckner and Pierce carry the mound for Clarke while the Sox seek improved batting after two rough starts. The American Legion battles Bunker Hill as Keller plans to test new players and possibly a top right hander.
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White Sox
Clarke
Northern Virginia Baseball League
Clarke County All Stars
Winchester
American Ae
Lawrence Buckner
Pierce
All Stars
Sox
Invaders
American Legion
Bunker Hill
Legionnaires
Legion
Keller
Slonaker
Hart
Boxwell
Layman
Les Shickle
Harold Fawcett
Dave Pence
Three Americans Reach British Amateur Golf Semi Finals
Frank Stranahan of Toledo and Dick Chapman of Pinehurst led Americans into the British Amateur final rounds at St Andrews with Stranahan easing past A B Taylor 5 and 4 and Chapman winning 3 and 2 over Donald Cameron. Jimmie McHale edged Percy Ch 1 up to keep three Yanks alive.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
N. C
A. B. Taylor
Stranahan
Willie Turnesa
Taylor
Donald Cameron
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Clarke-Frederick Mhealien Baseball League
Aeaees
Lutherans Shade Highland
Nats
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Ued
Bob Miller
Terre Haute
Preacher Roe
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Leo Durocher
Eddie Stanky
Leo
New York Giants
Eddie
Lou Jorda
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Johnny Lindell
Enos Slaughter
Kiwanis
Willow
Valley Ave
Eee By
Pifer Printing CO
Cumberland
Johns-Manville
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent St
Bulletin
U. S
Jimmie McHale
Percych
Britain
Rochester Red Wings
Army
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force
N. Loudoun St
Steven Ano Sortten Ay
DG Yuengling & Son, Inc
Pottsville, PA
Ling
Freeman Beverage Company
Four-Way
N. Main St
Buick
Newes
Fisher
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
H. W. Ebert
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