Roundup of baseball and bowling notes from Brooklyn to Luray
A fast paced sports roundup covers Dodgers management calls, league draft talk, coaches and players across SMU Dartmouth and Michigan State, plus bowling highs in Greenville and Luray. Notables include Mary Gail Cather’s 159, a 275 three game total, and Sam Shendow's late marks delivering three wins for Bell Clothes.
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Howard Fauver
Buick
Rustic Tavern
Mary Gail Cather
Miss Cather
Luray
Sam Shendow
Bell Clothes
Lee Baking
Lee
Shendow
Sam
Spotlight on Local Sports Leads Six Team League Start
In the six team Ladies Commercial League opening night Belva Hitt presided as president, Ann Meade as secretary, and Ethel Hawkins as treasurer. Esther Kern cracked a 105 game to steer Valley Pride to three wins over Sanitary Dairy, while National Pruit edged McCrorys 413 to 412 as Mildred Cameron added a 100. Kitty Perrys 107 game and 280 set aided Van Woolen over the Independents. The Rustic Tavern squad led by Mathews, Lanford, Hunt, Resseguie, and White posted a 619 game and 1713 set to sweep Friendship. Mathews 157 flagged the victory as Friendship’s Parr Eagle posted 129. Elks Club, led by Howard James with a 132 throw, defeated the Eagles for a 567. Knitting Mill escaped Goodrich 552 to 551 with two doubleframe strikes by Harry Berry and Scotty Scothorn. Dr. Allen Hawthorne topped Kurtz Furniture with a 409 set as Royal Crown Cola, spurred by Kenny Lineburg, confronted them.
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Belva Hitt
Ann Meade
Sec
Ethel Hawkins
Ladies Commercial League
Esther Kern
Valley Pride
Sanitary Dairy
National Pruit
McCrory
Mildred Cameron
Kitty Perry
van Woolen
Independents
Elks Club
Eagles
Harry Berry
Scotty Scothorn
Goodrich
Allen Hawthorne
Kurtz Furniture
Royal Crown Cola
Kenny Lineburg
Redsox To Play Front Royal On Their Diamond
Abner Johnson announced the second game of the Tri-County league playoff between Front Royal and the Redsox Club would be played in Front Royal with potential third and fourth games at the Park diamond in Winchester. The Redsox postponed a Park diamond game from last Sunday and planned Sunday action in Winchester if the Warren county title remains in contention.
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Abner Johnson
Front Royal
Redsox
Park Diamond
Winchester
Tinsburg
Bernard Waterman
Winchester Redsox
Warren Sentinel
Johnson
Waterman
The
Sentinel
Warren Countrie
Pront Royal
Warren County
Ce Tos Reeks
Ce Atten
Richards
McDermott
Cassarotti
Ite
Hounshell. P
Judges Open 1941 Grid Season Against Berkeley Springs
Handley under Hunter Maddex opens 1941 grid schedule at home Saturday at 2 30 against Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Maddex relies on a veteran line but backs are inexperienced with Gail Robinson Alonzo Whitlock Eli Garber and Berlyn Moore in the backfield supported by Henry Kern Jim Huyett on ends and Snuffy Taylor plus Eckman on the line.
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Berkeley Springs
Hunter Maddex
Handley
Beckley Springs
W. Va
Maddox
Gail Robinson
Alonzo Whitlock
Eli Garber
Berlyn Moore
Henry Kern
Virginia Tech Gobblers
Jim Huyett
Robert “Snuffy” Taylor
Maurice Eckman
Leonard Newcome
Newport News
Conley Trenary
Jayvees
Gail Robinson Seeee
Berlyn Moore Teeeee
Jim Thomson
Allen Legge Cecescées
Archie Garber
George Genious
Hink Lewis Erpeoe Saene
Garland Pe Casa Venteoe
John DeHaven
Dowell Howard
Russell Baylisseter
Maurice Blosser
Saeee
Robert Taylor
Briscoe Ginn Nee Weeee
Hartwell Slayden
Wear
Shi
Conley Trenary Wen Eeene
Paul Tomney Rete
Edward Emery Eeer
Emery Tinsman Waves
Donald Tinsman
Graham Kerr
Ane
Carlton Weakley See
Baseball Highlights From The Daily Wire
Yesterday's AP summary notes Pirates win run against Dodgers thanks to Anderson and Demaree homer by Braves in early frame. Mooty four hits over Starr and McCormick while Reds blank Phillies with McCormick three run shot. Indians beat Red Sox on eight hitters paced by Feller. Masterson fanned pinch hitter to stop Browns rally. bridge question notes more women players, about 65 percent.
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Associated Press
Anderson
Pirates
Dodgers
Frank Demaree
Braves
Cardinals
Jake Mooty
Aes
G Ray Starr
Frank McCormick
Reds
Phillies
McCormick
Bob Feller
Indians
Red Sox
Walter Masterson
Senators
Browns
Dodgers Lose Marathon Game and Stirring Umpire Clash
Brooklyn fell to the Pirates 6-5 as Johnny Lanning held the Dodgers to two singles through seven. Later Brooklyn defeated the Braves 4-1, keeping them one game ahead in the pennant race. Umpire George Magerkurth sparked a postgame flare with Casey and Durocher, ending only after manager Leo Durocher intervened.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Magerkurth
Dodgers
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Fred Fitzsimmons
Johnny Lanning
Larry French
Fitz
Frank Gustine
Gustine
Durocher
Casey
Magerkurth
Laage
Lopez
Alf Anderson
Pearly Gates
Bill Stewart
Pete Reiser Tops Major League Rookie of the Year
Pete Reiser, a fresh faced rookie with the Dodgers, leads in potential awards as the season nears its end. Sportswriters praise his power and consistency as he eyes batting champion and MVP honors.
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Pete Reiser
Pittsburgh
Reiser
Leo Durocher
The
Brooks
Pete
Leo the Lion
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harold Balgick Ghelser
Dodgers Gain Ground After Boston Beats Cards
Boston’s win over St. Louis boosted the Dodgers. Frank DeMaree homered with two on in the first, Gene Moore hit a solo shot in the sixth, and Manny Salvo held the Cards to six hits to win. The Redbirds would gain two points with a victory but slipped behind Cubs and Giants.
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Dodgers
Boston
Frank DeMaree
St. Louis
Gene Moore
Manny Salvo
Redbirds
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Cubs
New York Giants
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Boston Red Ox
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Cavaliers to Use A T Formation in 1941 Opener
Charlottesville will host Virginia Cavaliers against Hampden Sydney in Scott Stadium at 3 p m tomorrow as Coach Frank Murray tests a new all letterback field and five lettermen starting line with Captain Bill Dudley likely leading the first unit in the fifty fourth season of intercollegiate football.
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Albert
Glenn
West Virginia Uy
Cumberland Valley
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Charles Town
Charleston
Ohio
Charlottesville
Scott Stadium
University of Virginia
Hampden-Sydney
Cavaliers
Frank Murray
Bill Dudley
Richmond Opens With N C State
NC State coach Doc Newmyer plans final heavy practices for today and tomorrow as the Southern Conference season opens with a test against the University of Richmond Spiders. Both teams push hard in prep for the Saturday clash that starts the conference slate.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Salary of Philadelphia Mayor At Eighteenth Century Rate
The text states the mayor's salary is 18000 dollars per year. It notes the annual pay as the current figure. Major city office wages are presented without additional details.
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Philadelphia
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