James Wood Colonels Open Home Season vs Beall Beavers
James Wood High School Colonels host Beall High School Frostburg Md at 3 15 pm in the season lidlifter. After a 6 6 tie with Wilson Memorial last week the squad features Dorsey Knee Lockhart Funk Creel Hodgson twins Leyman Ewing Brown Franklin Bailey Brannen and McCarren optimistic about the debut of the split T formation despite injuries to Nicholson and Taylor and limited reserve depth.
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David Brown
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No Sad Songs As Virginia Plans Strong 1951 Team
Virginia Cavaliers under Art Guepe boast a deep backfield with multiple contenders for starting roles and a tougher line led by Bob Miller and Joe Palumbo. The 1951 schedule includes George Washington, Virginia Tech, Washington and Lee, VMI, Duke, The Citadel, North Carolina, William and Mary, with key tests against Duke and UNC shaping the season.
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Pennant Races At a Glance From The Associated Press
The American and National Leagues show New York and Cleveland leading the AL while Brooklyn and New York top the NL. Remaining games list series with Boston Chicago Detroit Washington St Louis and Philadelphia across home and away venues. Archbishop Canterbury question appears unrelated with Dr Fisher profiled as a reform minded Anglican administrator.
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Curl earns 120 to lead Ladies Commercial League bowling
The 1951-52 Ladies Commercial League opened at Health Center Alleys with Gladys Curl rolling 120 as Heatwole Motor Co battles to a 2-1 start. Newberry's champions posted a 1408 set and high 502 game led by Patsy Whitacre and Betty Ryan as standings show Heatwole and Bailey's Market near top.
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Yankees Defeat White Sox 8 1 to Lead AL Pennant Race
Sports mirror recalls a 8 1 Yankees win over the White Sox securing the top spot in the American League pennant race. It ties to past seasons noting Dodgers over Pirates and historical tennis and home run feats by Gehrig Ruth Parker and Riggs in earlier years.
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Northern Virginia Power Wins Potomac Edison Softball Title
The Northern Virginia Power Company softball team claimed the 1951 Potomac Edison System Softball Tournament by winning two of three from PE Cumberland. Winchester swept 10–0 in game one, Cumberland edged 3–2 in game two, then Winchester held Cumberland to one hit and no runs in the September 18 playoff in Hagerstown. The win gives Winchester two legs toward the R Paul Smith gold Softball Trophy with future championship potential. Players included Warren Kines Roy Lemley Kermit Rhoden Richard Hart Jesse Donald Lee Fawcett Merkle Slifer Berlyn Moore Shirley White Leon Pope Lestern Singhass Eugene Dunn Teddy Keller Bo Fansler.
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Lee Fawcett
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Berlyn Moore
Shirley White
Leon Pope
Lestern Singhass
Eugene Dunn
Teddy Keller
Bo Fansler
Cleveland's Sweep Breaths Down Yankees In Tight AL Race
The Associated Press reports Cleveland swept the Red Sox 15-2 and 5-3 wins, keeping pace with the Yankees who beat Chicago 5-3 as Brooklyn, Chicago, and others shift in the standings. Early Wynn tied up a 20th win against Boston while Johnny Sain and Saul Rogovin were slated to face off in a key day game.
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Nichols Leads A’s Rally To 8 1 Win Over Tigers
The Philadelphia A’s surged past Detroit 8-1 with a seven run fourth inning. Bobby Shantz allowed four hits for his 17th win while Cass Michaels had a bases loaded single for Washington’s 4-3 victory over St. Louis.
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