North Mountain Clinches Two Wins As NV League Ends
North Mountain rallied to beat the White Sox 8-6 at Sunday’s finale and then topped Front Royal 4-2 on Monday. Clarke County defeated Wardensville 11-1 in a rain affected clash, while Stephenson forfeited twice, shaping a close league finish with coin flips to decide remaining spots.
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White Sox
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Luttrell
D. Smith
Driver
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Bill Bailey
Local RC Nine sweeps Staunton in Labor Day doubleheader
Winchester Royal Crown edged Staunton Nehi twice 14 to 4 and 16 to 4 in a Labor Day doubleheader. L. Larrick, J. Viel and M. Miller led Staunton with homers while E Walker and L Fawcett sparked RC offense in the first game as Staunton rallied briefly but fell short.
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Cee Lansons
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L. Viel
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G. Patterson
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B. H. Hodgson
Nodoe Nehi
Staunton Rene
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Front Royal
2D. A. Fitzgerald
T. Patterson
Ef. A. Bragg
F. Grit
Buck Mason Wins Speedway Wind-Up Before 2 500 Fans
Buck Mason wins the Winchester Airport Speedway feature as 2 500 fans watch. A early lap accident prompts a complete restart. Larry Newman and Sonny Hutchinson finish second and third in the heats, Bill Morgan defeats Bil ar and Guy Wallace in the third heat.
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Larry Newman
Sonny Hutchinson
Mason
Bill Morgan
Bilar
Guy Wallace
Newman
Kroll Captures First City Open Golf Title in Rain
Kroll wins the inaugural City Open golf tournament purse of 15 000 dollars. A front nine 31 and a final 36 on the back nine yield a 67 to win in championship conditions marked by rain and wind on the final round of the 72 hole event.
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Salesman From Howseens Wins State Golf Meet
In Hot Springs Virginia W Wynsol of Howseens claimed the state golf championship at Fairacre with a decisive win over Charlottesville in the fourth round.
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Charlottesville
State Grid Teams Grid for Battles
Randolph Macon joins eight May colleges in football practice for the 1952 season under Coach Paul Severin expected to welcome about 40 prospects including 10 lettermen. Virginia Tech led Big Six turnout with 82, 45 freshmen. Richmond 20. William and Mary 21. Lee 22. Frosh received careful first day observance with calisthenics and drills as coaches planned no contact until later.
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Richmond
Alan
Lee
Carl Wise
Charley Bramahof
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Bocetti
Matthews Flatten Tiger Ted Lowry in Boise Boxing Bout
Harry Kid Matthews of Seattle defeated Tiger Ted Lowry of New Bedford in 36 seconds of the fifth round in Boise Idaho. Matthews weighed 179 pounds, Lowry 178. It marked Lowry's first knockout defeat in over 100 bouts and followed a previous fight against Marciano last month.
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Jupiter Pluvius Forces Blooding In AL Pennant Race
Rain aided the New York Yankees as Ray Scarborough and Old Man Rain helped Jim Werner and the Yankees stretch their lead over Cleveland to 2 1/2 games. The day featured rain delays, doubleheaders delayed or washed out, and scattered AL and NL results with the Yankees salvaging a win.
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US Shifts Fleet Size After Peat Era
Fragmentary note mentions the United States Navy adjusting ship counts, referencing a large number around 100000 and various ship types during a period described as peat era. Details are unclear but imply significant fleet changes.
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