Arthur Tops AC in Shaughnessy Playoff
The J. W. Arthur softball team edged Royal Crown 5 to 3 in the opening game of a best-of-five Shaughnessy championship series. Alonzo Whitlock allowed three hits as G Hart provided key hitting including a bases loaded triple before being held at third on a throw. Corrigan had two hits for Royal Crown, next game set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. on Diamond No. 2 at Senseny Park.
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J. W. Arthur
Royal Crown
Shaughnessy
Alonzo Whitlock
The
Cola Boys
G. Hart
Hart
Triple
White
Pingley
Keller
Grim
Corrigan
Senseny Park
Gecatnicge
Bdipenaenia
Dr W Clayton Anderson Wins Winchester Club Title Again
Dr. W Clayton Anderson captured the Winchester Golf Club championship for the second straight year defeating Dr Courtney Grim in the finals after eliminating William Bridgeforth Hugh Peters and Wilson Pugh. Grin advanced to finals by beating Harold Foreman Carl Campbell and Philip Glaize. Lewis Hyde won second flight with John Sencia diver runnerup. Mrs Ruth Rhodes won the Ladies championship over Mrs F L Largent Jr. and Mrs Largent beat Mrs Duncan Gibb to reach the finals. Mrs F L Largent Jr. won the Ladies Handicap title with Mrs Monford Custer Jr. runnerup. A new beginners championship sees Mrs E W Lacy vs Mrs Brown in the finals. Seniors winner was Lester Arnold Sr with 70, Maynard Wisecarver runnerup with 80. Handicap winners: A Wisecarver, B Lester Arnold Sr, C Horace Brown. The Seniors elected Col B B Browne president and J A Holinger secretary treasurer. Closing party on Sept 27 to honor cup winners including Lewis Hyde Byrd Trophy, Dr Clayton Anderson McCormac trophy Philip Glaize Governor's Cup, tied Ladies Governor's Cup between Mrs J H Minnigerode and Grace Bosserman. Pro Mus Olinger notes club open till Oct 15 and plans to head to Sanford Fla to join Seminol Golf Club as pro.
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W. Clayton Anderson
Winchester Golf Club
Courtney Grim
William Bridgeforth
Hugh Peters
Wilson Pugh
Grin
Harold Foreman
Carl Campbell
Philip Glaize
Anderson
Lewis Hyde
John Senciadiver
Rhodes Champ
Ruth Rhodes
F. L. Largent
Largent
Duncan Gibb
Front Royal
Rhodes
Grace Bosseman
Monford Custer Jr
E. W. Lacy
Brown
Lester Arnold
Winchester
Lester Arnold Sr
Maynard
Wisecarver
Horace C. Browne
Col. B. B. Browne
Maynard Wisecarver
Horace Brown
J. H. Minnigerode
A. T. Hawthorne
Clayton Anderson
McCormac
Grace Bosserman
Mus Olinger
Sanford
Fla
Seminol
Church And Girl's Playoffs Tonight
Two Shaughnessy playoff games scheduled at Senseng Park open er National Fruit and the Lionettes meet Diamond No 2 at 7 15 p m with Lionettes needing one win to tie the title The Church League Cork Street faces Montague at 8 30 p m on the same diamond Cork Street leads 2 0 in a best of five series.
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Girl's
National Fruit
Lionettes
Cork Street
Montague
Young Tennis Champ Hailed as Glamour Girl of the Sport
Maureen Connolly of San Diego, 16, becomes the youngest women's champion, defeating Shirley Fry 6 3 1 6 6 4 to spark renewed interest in tennis. About 2,500 fans attend the final after holidays.
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Sport
Forest Hills
Helen Wills
Alice Marble
San Diego
Maureen Connolly
Wimbleton
Shirley Fry
Maureen
Citadel May Have Top Quarterback In Conference
The Citadel may field one of the conference’s finest quarterbacks in Buddy Friedlin a 21 year old junior from Jacksonville Fla weighing 158 pounds and 5 10 He led pre season drills and connected for a 55 yard touchdown during a scrimmage ahead of the Sept 22 game with Florida Also noted were strong showings by quarterbacks at Richmond NC State and UNC with various players praised for passing and rushing performances across several scrimmages.
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Associated Press
Citadel
Bulldogs
Quinn Decker
Buddy Friedlin
Friedlin
South Carolina
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Paul Chapman
University of Richmond
Ed Merrick
Billy Bauder
Brent Holder
Chris Napoli
Bobby Tyler
Spiders
Maryland
Jim Tatum
Bob Destefano
Tatum
Wolfpack
Camp Lejeune
N. C
N. C. State
Piney Field
George Grune
Charlie Smith
Duke
Washington and Lee
John Connors
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Connors
TV Fans Get Top College Grid Games Each Saturday
Westinghouse Electric sponsors a 19 game college football TV schedule for this fall. The program includes Big Ten and Pacific Coast teams and will air on 52 NBC affiliated stations with up to seven games per outlet and three on a national network. NCAA shares about $700,000 of the Sponsor’s $250,000 arrangement.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Big Ten
Pacific Coast
Westinghouse Electric
NCAA
Westinghouse
National Broadcasting Company
Rosen And Easter Lead Cleveland Pennant Drive
Cleveland beat Detroit 5 2 as Rosen and Easter each hit a homer with a man aboard. The win put the Indians in first in the American League as Detroit fell to 16-1- records against Cleveland. Early Wynn won his 17th, allowing four hits.
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Associated Press
al Rosen
Luke Easter
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Indians
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Easter
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
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Boston
Tribe
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Cards
Wynn
Dick Kryhoski
Leo Kiely
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J. V. Arthur
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