Berryville Gridders Open Season With Warrenton
Berryville High School opens 1941 season Friday at 3 pm against Warrenton with Coach Pope naming most of the starting eleven. The Bobcats, after two weeks of practice, focus on a winning lineup led by end candidates David Childs and Charles Enders, with veterans Lickey, Livengood, Levi and Lee brothers anchoring the line and backfield. The schedule lists nine more games through November 14 including Strasburg, Harper’s Ferry, Mt. Vernon, Lincolnton, St. Mary’s, and Leesburg.
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Berryville
Bobcats
Berryville High School
Warrenton
Fauquier
Tom Todd
Todd
Clarke
George Pope
David Childs
Charles Enders
Henry Elsen
Shirley Lickey
Jimmy Livengood
Buddy Levi
Kenneth Lee
Carrol Rhoden
Bob Berry
Lee
Bill
John
Jack Bell
Carl Pita
Kermit Rhoden
Billy Jackson
Bobcat
Pope
Strasburg
Harpers Ferry
Lincoln
Mt. Vernon
St. Mary's
Aldie
Leesburg
Baseball Roundup Highlights From Yesterday’s Games
Ernie White of the Cardinals and Hal Schumacher of the Giants delivered strong performances. Werber drove Cincinnati’s runs with two singles and a double in an 11 inning 4 3 victory over the Dodgers. Chet Laabs of the Browns hit his second homer to supply the winning run in the 12th against the Athletics. The Braves beat the Cubs with a dozen scattered hits. Schoolboy Rowe pitched seven shutout innings for the Tigers.
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Associated Press
Ernie White
Cardinals
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Werber
Reds
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Dodgers
Chet Laabs
Browns
Athletics
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Cubs
Schoolboy Rowe
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Tors
Destiny
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Redbirds
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Billy Jurges
Len Warneke
White
Mickey Witek
Elmer
Great
Riddle
Bill Werber
Bill McKechnie
Ernie Koy
Koy
Ray Starr
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Boxing results from Garfield and White Plains shows
Fights last night staged with Larkin stopping Zodda in Garfield and Donovan decisioning Arellano in White Plains. Schwartz edged Jessurun in New York City as Donovan and Schwartz earned outpoints for the respective wins.
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The
Keros Press
Garfield
N. J
Tippy Larkin
Joey Zodda
Newark
White Plains
N. Y
Jackie Donovan
Buffalo
N.Y
Augie Arellano
Houston
Texas
New York
Lou Schwartz
Brooklyn
Andre Jessurun
Fate figures out way to compensate Dodgers amid ties and losses
The Dodgers tied the Giants 1-1 in 10 innings as darkness halted play in St. Louis, widening the NL lead swap. Brooklyn and St. Louis both jockeyed for position with 11 and 13 games remaining respectively, while Cincinnati and other NL results offered tense drama.
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Fate
Dodger
Senators Triumph 4-2 After Rowe Relief
The Washington Senators beat the opponent 4-2 as Schoolboy Rowe pitched seven scoreless innings before leaving with a jam in the eighth. he earned the decision.
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Ington Senators
Rowe
Carroll Rowe Sure Starter For Potomac
KEYSER West Virginia September 17 Potomac two year junior college football under coach Dana Lough faces a tough schedule with several veterans gone and many new players. Potomac returns ten lettermen including center Jack O Neill guards Virgo Barr Joe Emch Ike Mullett and backs Billy Howard and Mike Yewcic. The Cats open against Mt St Marys at Emmitsburg Maryland this Saturday. The squad has 33 players with 10 lettermen and continues to develop as the season begins.
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W. Va
Potomac
State School of
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Lough
Stafford
Kight
Burns
Leon
Paulin
University
Pownall
Annapolis
Mt. St. Marys
Emmitsburg
Jack O'Neil
Virgo Barr
Joe Emch
Ike Mullett
John Manchion
Duane Post
Carroll
Rowe
Hump Wherley
Billy Howard
Mike Yewcic
Spotlight On Local Sports Spotlight On Local Sports
A story outlines V P I football prospects with Dick Kern and a Tech veteran in a blocking back role plus two sophomores as relief. Two county high school baseball players, HOME HACK and JOE CASEY, join V P I as freshmen. RANDOLPH LARRICK returns to Tech for his sophomore year. Spit from Middletown, a promising end, cannot report due to a sprained leg from town league play.
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Dick Kern
Handley
Tech
STAR
Stephens City
Boyce
Hack
Local sports notes cross state lines and coaching changes
From Martinsburg word notes Paul Flick will attend the University of Maryland as a three sport star and second All State high school pick. Handley’s new coach Hunter Maddox, shepherdstown native, reports poor potato yields and rising costs. Winchester Whitesox manager Sam Ensogna disputes a score and invites a rematch with The Park Nine.
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Paul Flick
Bulldog
University OF Maryland
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Handley
Hunter Maddex
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Hunter
Maddox
Winchester
Sam Ensogna
Winchester Whitesox
Park Nine
the Star
Sam
Whitesox
Weights of Tulsa To Be Certified
Tulsa Oklahoma September 17 Coach Henry Frnka will publish certified notarized player weights on game programs to avoid fan assumptions about size. Several players showed notable drops from last season including Glenn Kle from 230 to 203 and backs Dobs Keithley and Moore.
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Tulsa
Okla
University of Tulsa
Henry Frnka
Frnka
Temple University
Glenn Kle
Glen Dobs
N. A. Keithley
Moore
Pinka
Buncutter High Roller Leads B League Matches Standings
Last night results show Bell Clothes 3 Lee Baking 0 and Studebaker 3 United Fed 0. Nat Fruit beat Snapps 3 0 while Valley Service 2 Goodyear 1 and G W Garage 2 Fries 1. Highlights list Bun cutter Goodyear 142 Siler Nat Fruit 141 R Webber Fries 141 Glenn Glaize 130. Top sets Luttrell Valley Service 362 Buncutter 355 Hottel Bell Clothes 354 Siler Speeree. Team leaders include Bell Clothes Nat Fruit Bell Clothes 551 National Fruit 551 Bell Baking 540 and Lee Baking 532.
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G. W. Garage
Rane
Glaize Bros
Valley Service Io Wale
National Fruit
Clearbrook
Studebaker
Os United Food
Esee
Googycat
Snapp Foundry
Fries Grocery
Lee Baking
United Fed
Nat. Fruit
Snapp’s
Valley Service
Goodyear
Fries
Glaize
Buncutter
Siler
R. Webber
Glenn
Luttrell
Hottel
Speeree
Bell Gaia
Valley
Baseball Roundup and Notes From The World Series Contention
Progress report from New York outlines Charley Keller and Red Rolfe injuries for the Yankees and Rockies’ 9-5 edge over either NL club. Dodgers writers joke about Camilli errors. Kirby Higbe refuses to shave until pennant clinched. Brooklyn’s last pennant was in 1920. Phils warn fans before victory celebrations. Shapiro recalls 37 straight as a rookie. Inter-scholastic football sees 672 schools fielding teams. Oregon projection dominates Coast writers, Portland seen as a threat. Chattanooga moves home games. Shreveport playoff attendance drops.
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Fullerton, Jr
New York
Progress Report
Charley Keller
Red Rolfe
Rockies
Dodgers
Camilli
Kirby Higbe
Brooklyn
Philly
Celea
Phils
Robinson
Maxie
Shapiro
Ong
Agua
Oregon
Portland
Independents
L. H. Gregory
Portland Oregonian
Chattanoga Ball Club
Shreveport
F Boys Highlight Cleveland Memories In Local Quip
Worcester, Mass., observer Charles Haddad cites Cleveland’s famed two 20 game winners Ferrell and Feller. He asks for more F names. Steve Markiewics from the same town nominates Joe as the most valuable major league, noting he’s practically a neighbor of Ted Williams.
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Charles Haddad
Worcester
Mass
Cleveland
Ferrell
Feller
Steve Markiewics
Joe
Ted Williams
Maxie Shapiro Questions Ray's 23 Straight Wins
The sports page notes Maxie Shapiro isn't thrilled by Ray's 23 consecutive victories. The column analyzes the run, its implications, and potential overconfidence in competitors, highlighting tension between rival expectations and Ray's dominance.
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Maxie Shapiro
Ray
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