Maxim Develops New Style For Title Bout Wednesday
Chicago report notes Joey Maxim adopting a crouching weaving stance after 225 rounds of prep as he meets heavyweight champion in a pivotal fourth encounter. Charles and Maxim previously clashed in 1942 and 1949 with Charles earning the decision. odds list Maxim as a 5-2 underdog.
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Keller Named to All-Little Six Baseball Team
Ted Keller of 623 National Ave. earned a shortstop spot on the 1951 Associated Press All-Little Six Baseball Team. From Handley High and Winchester, Keller is among five from his school chosen by Little Six College coaches, with several peers from Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney and Roanoke colleges also listed as infielders, outfielders, and pitchers.
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Ellsworth L. Keller
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Yellow Jackets
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Winchester
Berryville High
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Duke
Sam Richeson
Randolph-Macon
Paul Cap
Roanoke College
Bernard (Booty) Mundy
Howell Grover
Gladstone Smith
Hampden-Sydney
Gy Blair
Hampden
Ralph Ramer
Randolph Macon
Rat Moon
Lynchburg College
Demarest
Boxer Maxim targets leverage as Ez recalls past clash
Ez analyzes Maxim's stance and suggests a right hook as he recalls scoring with a hard body shot in a past bout. Charles has 70 wins with 45 knockouts while Maxim stands at 75 victories with 20 knockouts.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results
A condensed baseball standings excerpt shows New York leading with 72 wins, followed by Boston and Detroit in the top tier. Sunday results list New York defeating Philadelphia, Chicago over Cleveland, Boston besting Washington, and St. Louis losing to Detroit with overall league pace noted.
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Foltz Leads White Sox to Tol-7 Victory Over North Mountain
Jimmy Foltz shined on the mound and at the plate as the Winchester White Sox defeated North Mountain 11 to 7 at Rouss Park. Foltz struck out eight and went 3-for-3, boosting his three-game totals to 39 strikeouts. Keller and Bauserman led North Mountain with two hits each.
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H. Cattlett
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H. Arnold
Stephens City
K. Judy
Conner
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Winchester
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E. Bailey
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L. Hodgson
D. Bauserman
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Bauserman
Rickard
Calvert Tosses No-Hitter for Seattle Rainiers
Paul Calvert pitched a no-hit, no-run game in his first Seattle start, a 4-0 win over the Sacramento Solons. Manager Roger Hornsby earned his first place in his Rainiers tenure as Calvert, a former Detroit Tigers pitcher, delivered a sinker-dominant gem despite a spring spent mostly on the bench.
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Britains Despair Of Winning Tourney
In Porthcawl Wales British golf fans watched as 40 year old Dick Chapman of Pinehurst North Carolina captured the amateur championship, defeating Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City 5 and 4 after 36 holes. Chap man, the 1940 U S champion, claimed the silver mug on Saturday.
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Atlantic
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
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U. S
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Winchester Bowling Tourney Ends With Mixed Doubles Victory
The First Annual Winchester City Bowling Tournament concluded with Pat Singhass and Ed Clevenger winning Mixed Doubles by 746 to 736. Ed Keller claimed the Men's Singles with 396 while Elks Club and Sarah Zane Fire Co. teams led in divisions. A post-tournament awards meeting is set at Health Center Alleys Tuesday night with prizes announced Wednesday.
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Ed Clevenger
Corinne Carskaden
Jim Fiddler
el Keller
Snapp’s Foundry
Braddock St. Methodist Star
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Sarah Zane Fire Co
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Winchester Bowling League
Health Center
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Ebert
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Clevenger
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Allen Hawthorne
Elizabeth Jasper
Frances Crisman
Frances Brengle
Cary Middlecoff Wins Colonial Championship
Cary Middlecoff captured the Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament title in Fort Worth Texas earning 3000 dollars as champion of the 15000 prize event. The report notes his escape from distractions as he aimed toward New Rochelle New York.
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Cary Middlecoff
New Rochelle
Kell Names Kell as AL’s Most Feared Batter
Ted Williams, famed for facing rivals in hitting, selects Detroit’s George Kell as the American League’s most feared batter. Williams notes Kell’s mastery at the plate and his formidable hitting prowess.
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Ted Wiliams
Detroit
George Kell
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