Radio Tonight Schedule With NBC Parade of Stars
Radio notes list tonight’s lineup from 7:00 p.m. including Night Serenad and Dream House segments to 11:45 p.m. with Judy Big Town and News Evans. NBC Parade of Stars headlines the evening lineup along with Music Richard Harkness.
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Richard Harkness
NBC Parade of Stars
Pole Cats Dominate White Post in 12 1 Victory
The Stephenson Pole Cats defeated White Post Nine on the Stonewall diamond 12 to 1. Pitcher Duvall struck out eleven opposing batters and allowed only four hits, with Long contributing in the winning battery.
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Pole Cats
White Post
Stonewall Diamond
Duvall
Long
Victory League opens with close bowling matches in Virginia
The ten team Victory League began last night with close results and few lopsided outcomes. notable performances came from Marsden Licklider and Bill Dellinger for Viscose, Ralph Gore and George Lutz for Rustic and Elliott Motor Lines, Russell LaFollette for American Tea Co, and Ray Huffman of Middleburg posting a 450 total in six doubles. Tonight's B League slate features Glaize and Bro versus Snapp Foundry and other matchups across area alleys.
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Royal Crown Cola Hanover Poultry
Rustic ‘Tavern
Marsden Licklider
Bill Dellinger
Rustic
Ralph Gore
George Lutz
Virginia State Guard
Elliott Motor Lines
Louis Zirkle
Russell LaFollette
American Tea Co
Perry Constructioners
Lloyd Mead
Pop Carper
Perry
Cecil Babb
Highland Northern Virginia Power Co
Lions Club
Troy Rhea
Martinsburg
Ray Huffman
Middleburg
Pthat Town
Corner on Sports: Miller reports on local baseball and football prospects
The All Stars vs Park game in Front Royal drew crowds and a mayoral first ball toss while Mentzer led hitters with three for the day. Don Whiteman, Fort Hill’s top scorer, opened strong with four 6-pointers in a 31 6 win over Keyser as Berkeley Springs opens Handley Bowl prep at Romney with 32 candidates under coach Braithwaite.
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Front Royal
Don Whiteman
Cumberland
Keyser
Whiteman
Fort Hill
Berkeley Springs
Andy Kerns
Don Rice
Ralphoe
Victory League Opens With Tightly Bunched Standings
The Victory League opens with two teams tied for the lead as Royal Crown Cola faces Hanover Poultry and Northern Virginia Power meets Lions Club. Individual game scores show Licklider Boone Babb and LaFollette posting top marks while teams like American Tea and Royal Crown contest for high totals.
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Royal Crown Cola
Northern
Wiscobotte
Chance American Tea Co
Elliott Motor
Virginia State Guard
Rustic Tavern
Perry Construction Co
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Hanover Poultry
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Lions Club
American Tea
Licklider
Boone
Babb
LaFollette
Tigers Enter Crucial Series With Yankees
Detroit holds a half game lead as Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout prepare to face the New York Yankees in a key three game set. Joe McCarthy plans Hank Borowy to open the series while New York tries to sweep to stay in the race. Boston Braves beat Brooklyn 6 5 in 10 innings. St. Louis Cards could clinch NL flag if Pittsburgh loses.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Detroit
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
New York Yankees
A’s
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Joe McCarthy
Hank Borowy
Nels Potter
Denny Gatehouse
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Butch Nieman
Dodgers
Braves
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Civil and Police Court Dispositions Monday Morning
In Civil and Police Court presided by John Rice, Guy Lofton Jr of 128 North Louduoun Street fined $10 and $5.75 costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. Harvey Mills of 502 Highland fined $4 and costs for drunkenness. Roxey Hockman of 720 South Kent Street and William White of 21 West James Street charged with trespassing city property at quarry and released. John Ash of Haddox Row, colored, fined $5 and $5.25 costs for drunkenness.
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John Rice
Guy Lofton, Jr
North Loudoun Street
Harvey Mills
Highland
Roxey Hockman
South Kent Street
Quary
William White
West James Street
Quarry
John Ash
Haddox Row
Rainfall figures for present and past periods
Rainfall data show 24 hours ending 8 a.m. at 0.64 inches. September to date 4.59 inches, year to date 29.95 inches. Average annual rainfall over 31 years is 35.95 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1943 list totals from January 2.51 to December 2.43 inches. Statistics courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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