Cork Street Softball Wins Shaughnessy Championship
Cork Street defeats Montague 11 to 0 at Senseny Park to claim the Church League Shaughnessy playoff title. Jimmy Hockman pitched four hittings allowed while Cork Street compiled 15 hits off Clark. Kibler led with four hits, as R Hockman topped the season with 38 and six homers. Cork Street finished regular season 20 1 with strong pitching and offense throughout the campaign.
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Cork Street
Montague
Senseny Park
Richmond
Jimmy Hockman
Clark
Hockman
Kibler
Peer
Braddock Street
Norfolk
Clarendon
Staunton
Bill Bailey
R. Hockman
George Garver
A League Keglers Open Monday Night
Bowling league action begins for the 1951 52 season. O Sullivan Plant and other local teams will draw opening night opponents at 7 30 p m. Snow White Grill debuts with members from last season Orts Sof-Spun. Everett Holsinger presides with Jack Jones VP Bobby Lee secretary and Harold Dawson statistician.
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O'Sullivan Plant
O'Sullivan Office
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Lions Club
Northern Virginia Power Co
Elliott Motor Lines
American Legion
National Fruit
Snow White Grill
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Buncutter Tire Co
L & M Buses
Orts
O Sullivan Plant
Everett Holsinger
Jack Jones
Bobby Lee
Harold Dawson
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
The standings show Cleveland leading the American League with 85 wins and New York at 82 49. Boston and Chicago sit around .605 and .645. Thursday results include Chicago defeating St Louis 9 4 while rain postponed Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia and Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Louis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
York
Third Annual WV Officials Football Clinic at Handley HS
The third annual football officials clinic, backed by the Valley Official Association and the West Virginia Football Officials Association, will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Handley High School. Patrick A Tork West Virginia University will speak on 1951 rule changes and oddities of the rules. Paul Vannah will cover officiating mechanics. W R Pugitt and Howard Richardson will join the program. A 1951 film from Mr Schabinger will illustrate rule violations and penalties.
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The
Valley Official Association
West Virginia Football Officials Associaton
Handley High School
Patrick A. Tork
School of
Car Education
West Virginia University
Tork
West Virginia Football Officials Association
Paul Vannah
W. R Pugitt
West Virginia High School Athletics Association
Howard Richardson
Virginia High School League
Schabinger
National High School Rules Committee
B League Bowlers Begin Tuesday
League president John Boyd announces opening matches for the B loop on Tuesday night with 12 pairings at 7 30 PM. Defending champion Glaize and Bro returns strong from last year as teams gain totals by raising the team average limit from 523 to 535.
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John Boyd
B” Loop
Valley Fruit & Candy Co
Bayliss & Patterson
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Dr. Pepper
Elks Club
Snapp’s Faruary
Bell Clothes Stores
Va. Woolen Co
Glaize & Bro
Valley Distributors, Inc
Coca Cola
Columbia Baking Co
Handley Gridders Open Season vs Wilson Memorial
Handley prepares for the season with a home opener against Wilson Memorial on September 22 and a 10 game schedule ending November 22 against Martinsburg Bulldogs. Coach Maddox oversees drills as players practice maintaining ball security with Fullback Jimmy Blackburn demonstrating a rushing drill under line pressure.
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Wilson Memorial
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Maddox
Jimmy Blackburn
Virginia Cavaliers Spot Majority of State Grid Stars
Virginia prep and high schools supply the Cavaliers with most players for the coming season. Of 59 on early drills, 36 are from Old Dominion schools and 32 are Virginians. Players hail from Charlottesville Lane High, Richmond John Marshall, Thomas Jefferson, St Christopher’s, and military academies among others.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
Old Dominion
Lane High School
Richmond
Chisholm
Andy Davis
Gordon Granger
Joe Bingler
Estel Nichols
Bobby Paste
Mel Roach
John Marshall
Taylor Scott
Norman Scott
Thomas Jefferson
Tommy Ford
Bobby Cabell
St. Christopher's
Meb Turner
Augusta Military Academy
Wilson Tinsley
Glen Allen
Rufus Barkley
Charleston
S. C
Ralph Williams
Atlanta Ga
Lou Showalter
Roanoke
National Fruit ties series with 2-1 win over Lionettes
National Fruit topped the Lionettes 2-1 to even the best of five playoff after a tight pitching duel. Luttrell held the Lionettes to few hits and fanned four as Lamp led the offense with three hits including a triple. Haymaker was strong for the Lionettes, but the decisive game is set for Tuesday at 70 p.m.
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National Fruit
Shaughnessy
Lionettes
Cure Luttrell
Haymaker
Lamp
Kerns
National Fruit Player
AB RH
Vaughn
Patton
Mrs Patricia Stern Heads To National Mrs America Contest
Virginia's Patricia Stern wife of Stanley K Stern from Elizabeth City County will depart Old Point at 8 45 pm for Asbury Park New Jersey to compete Sunday for the title Mrs America for 1952 She was crowned Mrs Virginia Sunday at Ocean View after a field of 10 finalists in a state wide contest
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Hampton
Virginia
America
Patricia Stern
Stanley K. Stern
Elizabeth City
Old Point
Asbury Park
N. J
Birthday of King Baudouin of Belgium Highlighted
The article notes King Baudouin of Belgium born September 7 1930 at the Palace of Laeken. He became prince and royal on August 11 1950 with constitutional powers and reached his majority after his father abdicated, marking a milestone in his rule.
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King Baudouin of
Belgium
Laeken
Baudouin Albert Charles
Leopold Axel
Marie Gustave
Duke
Hamut
Prince
Royal
Pold
Arthur And Cola Clash Tonight At Senseng Park
Two games on tap at Senseng Park feature Arthur facing Royal Cro at 7 30 p m in the Shaughnessy championship with Arthur leading 1 0 in the series and the Piccadilly Midgets meeting Berryville Midgets at 8 30 p m both games on Diamond No 2.
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Senseng Park
Arthur
Royal Cro
Shaughnessy
Piccadilly
Berryville
Winchester Lads Take Swim Honors At Virginia Beach
In the annual Virginia Beach swim meet two Winchester youths earned medals. Jimmy Anderson won first in a special event and placed second in diving and underwater events. His brother Porky Anderson took second in freestyle and swam on the winning relay team.
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Winchester
Virginia Beach
Porky
Jimmy Anderson
Charles Anderson
Jimmy
Enders and Casey Cup Tennis Titles In Clarke County
Helen Enders won the Womens Singles in straight sets for the Berryville Junior Womens Club trophy. Jimmy Casey of Boyce upset Gene Dunn in two sets to claim the Mens Singles on the new club trophy. Casey advanced past Preston Pitta and Reg Fuller en route to the final.
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Berryvile
Helen Enders
Eleanor McDonald
Jimmy Casey
Boyce
Gene Dunn
Dunn
Casey
Caseys
Preston Pitta
Reg Fuller
Blind Umpire Officiates Table Tennis Contests
Toronto report shows 28 year old Charles Medick, blind since infancy, officiating Canadian National Exhibition table tennis championships by ear. He judges plays from sound to form mental pictures of rallies for players and fans.
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Toronto
Charles Medick
Medick
London Store Bans Men From Its Fashion Shows
A London department store barred men from its fashion shows to avoid crowding women. An C and A. Modes official said all 600 seats are reserved for women and men arriving with partners will be asked to wait outside.
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London
C and A. Modes
Weatherman Gives Indians Advantage In Final Games
The weatherman tilts the pennant race as rain washes out key doubleheaders leaving Cleveland with a one game lead over the Yankees and extra pressure on New York and Boston. Rest for Feller Lemon Wynn and Garcia. remaining schedules tighten the final stretch.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
New York
Boston
Yankee Red Sox
Dodgers
Phillies
Giants
Braves
Senators
Athletics
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Yankee Stadium
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Red Sox
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Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Stanglings
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns
Stan Musial
Foods for nerves and eyes include many common staples
Vitamin B2 deficiency impairs the nervous system and is found in wheat germ dried yeast whole grains breads and breakfast cereals. Eggs yolk liver pork and sweet potatoes also provide this nutrient.
Dodgers Down Phillies In Tight Weekend Tilt
In a standout baseball recap, the Dodgers rallied to defeat the league leading Phillies with a 3-3 score line, narrowing the Phillies’ pennant edge while showcasing late-inning offense and clutch pitching. The win marks a critical shift in the standings as early-season momentum builds around Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
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