Stephenson Caps First Game In Northern Virginia Finals
Stephenson opened the finals with a dramatic seven run first inning at Rouss Park against Front Royal, aided by four walks and an error. Alfred Armel led the attack with hitting while H Willis and the Willis brothers joined in scoring. P Willis contributed a lone hit and three runs. John Pickrell, used earlier as pitcher, played left field in the second game due to mound duty.
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Beall High Delivers 20-0 Victory Over JW Colonels
Beall High defeats James Wood Colonels 20 to 0 on the Mountain folks home field. Beall scores two touchdowns and two extra points while James Wood fights hard but cannot cross Beall’s defense. Jim Orr and Bill Davis spark Beall while George Cather and Walter lead a stout stop unit.
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Sunday Results and Tuesday Schedule in Major League Matches
Results show New York 1 Philadelphia 7 and Cleveland 7 Detroit 3 with St Louis 1 Boston 7 and Washington 8. Tuesday fixtures include Chicago at Cleveland and New York at Boston at 1 00.
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Clarke County Nine Eliminated From Playoff
In a replay of a playoff game Front Royal beat Clarke County 7-5 at Rouss Park to reach the Northern Virginia Baseball League finals with Stephenson. Front Royal built a 9-1 lead, Clarke County narrowed it with three runs in the sixth, but fell short as John Hornshell took the loss for Clarke.
Royal Crown Drubs Plumly To Force Final Showdown
Royal Crown and Plumly Lumber split a best of five city league softball series with Crown winning 4-1 in the latest game. Larrick drove in the decisive run as Crown used a strong first two innings to seize the lead and held on amid late Plumly threats.
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Winchester Keglers Open Blue Ridge League Match
Bill Boden led Winchester with a 409 set 124 148 137, S and F Distributing posted an 1864 team set, winning four points from Martinsburg at Health Center Alleys. Junior Rudy of Martinsburg matched with 395, as Winchester surged late 605 in the final game to seal the victory.
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Bakery Strike Continues in Richmond After 13 Hour Talks
Richmond bakery strike persists after a marathon 13 hour negotiation session ends without a full contract. About 700 workers would be affected under a proposed agreement.
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To Be Eligible to Vote Nov 4 Before Oct
Eligibility notice lists deadlines and steps to register before October cutoff for the November 4 election. Voters must meet age and residency requirements and provide identification. The notice urges checking local election office for details and deadlines.
Keller Stars In Grid Opener In Colt Jacket Debut
Randolph Macon quarterback Ted Keller led the Jackets in a 34 to 19 defeat by Richmond in the opening game. Keller assisted the first touchdown with a 10 yard run himself and contributed eight of the team’s 14 rushing yards on the second score. Ed Mioduszewski emerged for William and Mary in a 34 to 13 win over VPI, tallying twice and guiding a second half surge. Tom Koller added two scores for the Tribe. Bill Bowman added a 68 yard run, and Tim eil added a four yard score. Johnny Dean scored 22 yards for VPI in a 27 to 14 win over Davidson. Dickie Beard scored twice for the Gobblers. Don Welsh added one. Duke blanked Washington and Lee 34 to 0. West Virginia Tech beat Wasps 13 to 6 for a second straight win.
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Florence Chadwick Plans Dardanelles and Gibraltar Swim
Florence Chadwick, after a record Catalina Channel crossing of 21 miles in 13 hours 47 minutes 32 seconds, announced plans to swim the Dardanelles and the Strait of Gibraltar from Santa Monica California. She became the first woman to swim the Catalina Channel.
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