Cork Captures Church Crown in 1952 Softball Final
Cork Street Christian swept Braddock Street 17 3 to win the best of five series in three straight games. Pitcher Jim Hockman earned the win with Roxie Hockman adding strong support as Cork built leads on timely hitting and errors. Braddock finished strong season with Opequon as runner up, while managers Alan Oates and Dick Richard led Cork and Brad dock crews.
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Condition of the Shenandoah at Riverton and Forks
Weathered report notes river conditions on the Shenandoah at Riverton near South Fork and the North Fork Muddy area. Observers track water level, flow rate, and potential flooding risk along the river system.
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New York Stock Exchange Membership Price Question
In the article a reader asks the price of NYSE membership. The answer states memberships cost 45 000 to 50 000 dollars depending in part on sales volume.
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Northern Virginia League Play-Offs Set For Sunday
The Northern Virginia Baseball League schedules sudden death playoffs for Sunday September 7 at Rouss Park. Stephenson faces North Mountain at 1 pm and Clarke County meets Front Royal at 1:30 pm. Final standings show Stephenson leading with 14 wins, Clarke County and North Mountain tied for second after a coin toss, Front Royal in fourth, and White Sox fifth after a tiebreaker win over Wardensville.
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Dodgers May Break Fielding Records
New York Dodgers aim to break the major league club fielding record as they pace for a .983 team fielding mark. Key players Billy Cox Pee Wee Reese Roy Campanella Carl Furillo and Andy Parke lead NL top fielders while Reese contends for the shortstop lead with Lou. In the AL Clint H. Og shows a solid .098 mark and St Louis Browns catcher contributes just one error in 455 chances.
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A League Starts Schedule On Monday
Men interested in bowling in the A League should leave their name at Health Center Alleys. The A League schedule will start Monday September 15.
Cavaliers Promise Same Razzle-Dazzle Offensive as 1951
Virginia pre season drills show Coach Art Guepe loading the backfield with star speedsters. Backfield depth creates many potential starting combinations and the practice includes pass defense work. Junior guard Don Alexander suffers an ankle sprain off field. Randolph Macon and William and Mary also begin workouts amid Split-T drills and new personnel.
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Tech Football Scrimmage Shows Offense Defense Depth
Grills yesterday morning then offense and defense work dominated by Tech's large squad. Richmonds Spiders practiced blocking and tackling dummies, followed by chalk talk with Ed Merrick. VMI focused on passing with Dick Fercil to Ralph Byrd and Byron, while George Chumbley excelled in punting. A 45 minute scrimmage highlighted the afternoon. Washington and Lee under Carl Wise pursued a new punter to replace Ray Leister.
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Washington and Lee
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Ladies Commercial League Meeting Thursday Evening
The Ladies Commercial League schedules a meeting this Thursday at 7 30 p m at Health Getta. Last year's bowlers and any new teams interested in bowling this season are urged to attend. Q A candles in churches use at least fifty one percent beeswax.
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