Team Match Planned As Closing Event At Country Club
A year end golf match at Winchester Country Club will close the season with a foursomes best ball format from scratch. Notable registrants include Dr. Allen T. Hawthorne and Les Arnold for men and Mrs L Largent and Mrs Ruth for women. Registration is at the golf shop until Saturday and a social precedes dinner at six with the club shop staying open through October. the season formally ends November 1.
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Winchester Country
Gemeee
Allen T. Hawthorne
Les Arnold
L. Largent
Ruth
York Inn
Dr. Hawthorne
Boston Takes League Lead With 7-6 Win Over Yankees
Boston Red Sox rally to beat New York Yankees 7-6 and seize a one game edge in the American League race. Joe Dobson and Vic Raschi were the listed starters as both clubs fight for late season position. A tense ninth inning featured Al Zarilla making a diving catch to preserve the win.
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Yankees
New York
St. Louis
Ebbets Field
Yankee Stadium
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Chicago
Brooklyn
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Cards
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Senators
Washington
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Pirates
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Ace Rae Scarborough
Vic Raschi
Dick Fowler
Big Red Munger
Bill Werle
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Braves
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Tommy Henrich
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Yankee
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Joe Page
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Jack Kramer
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Ellis Kinder
New Yorkers
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Henrich
Zarilla
Tommy Byrne
Fred Sanford
Mickey McDermott
McDermott
Kramer
Tebbetts
Woodling
Page
Sanford
Daily Crossword Across Clues
Across clues list includes Firm and brittle Fish for 1 and Book of Old Testament for 10. Apple center for 11. Eyed for 12. Custom for 13. A hint for 15. Low story under a roof for 16. Sun god for 18. A weight for 19. Simpleton for 20. Fuel for 21. Perform for 22. Diminish color for 23. Fail to pass for 24. Contends with for 27. Disease of plants for 28. Network for 20. Simian for 30. Chum for 31. Thrice for 32. Note in the scale for 36. Wise man for 36. $7 for Constellation 38. Perform for 38. Clayey for 40. Bacchanal cry for 42. A as if eaten for 43. Cutting tools.
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Egypt
Baseball standings and results from a league summary
National League leaders show St. Louis atop with 95 wins and Brooklyn 94. Philadelphia and New York follow as Boston and Pittsburgh lag. American League leaders Boston New York Detroit and Cleveland clash while yesterday’s stars highlight Fielding and pitching from Red Sox. Color blindness note compares prevalence by sex.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
BrooklIn
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
al Zarilla
Red Sox
Johnny Lindell
Tommy Henrich
Ellis Kinder
Hopes Rise for W L Victory Over West Virginia
Washington and Lee builds optimism for an upset of the Mountaineers in Charleston as Barclay drills pass defense against WVU aerials led by star passer Jimmy Walthall. W L notes 13 players will play in their home state amid practice reports from other Virginia colleges.
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Associated Press
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West Virginia
Mountaineers
Gener
Barclay
Ohio
Lexington
Bagpoo
Bosetti
Jimmy Walthall
Walthall
W&l
Denver Crawford
Generals
Charleston
Virginia
Art Guepe
George Washington
Cavaliers
Miami
VMI
Bill Brehany
Joe Veltri
William and Mary
Rube McCray
Virginia Tech
McCray
Tech
Techs
Williamsburg
W&m
Buddy Lex
Lex
Indians
Pitt
Bruce Fisher
Dick Goodman
Bob McNeish
Rotarians Win Golf Match Against Exchange Players
In the annual Winchester golf match Rotarians beat the Exchangites 8 to 7 on 18 holes best ball. Early clashes saw Lester Arnold and Philip Glaize defeat Courtney Grim and Lewis Hyde 2 to 1. Curtis Frey and L G Sjostrom won 2 1 2 1 2, Fred Glaize and F L Sargent Jr. prevailed 2 to 1, while William Hart and Dr Monford Custer toppled Nelson Page and Ridgely White 3 0. R V Nickerson split 11 2 1 1 2 with Ralph Hardy and Shirley as the Rotary lone singles.
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Winchester Links
Rotarians
Exchangites
Lester Arnold
Philip Glaize
Rotary Club
Courtney Grim
Lewis Hyde
Curtis Frey
L. G. Sjostrom
Rotary
Walter Bosserman
Leon Slavin
Fred Glaize
F. L. Sargent Jr
Clarke Cooper
Otis Sargent
Exchange Club
William Hart
Dr. Monford Custer
Nelson Page
Ridgely White
R. V. Nickerson
Ralph Hardy
Shirley
Wolverines Schedule Sunday Football Debut Versus Harrisonburg
Winchester Wolverines, formerly the Brown Bombers, open 1949 play Sunday at 2 15 p m against Harrisonburg at Rouss Park. Coached by Eli Garber and Halford Baker, the club has about 25 players, with Joe Cook as business manager. Players meet tonight at Recreation Center for 8 pm practice. Financing comes from local merchants and others.
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Brown Bombers
Harrisonburg
Rouss
Eli Garber
Halford Baker
Joe Cook
N. Kent
Wolverines
Winchester Merchants
Rouss Park
Baker
Sensency Rd
Eastern Biggies Invade West Coast This Week
New York reports college football moves to the Pacific Coast as Michigan plays Stanford and Notre Dame meets Washington. The coast hopes to regain its prewar gridiron prominence after a weekend of solid wins by West Coast teams.
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Michigan
Notree
Pacific Coast
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Stanford
Fighting Irish
Washington
Miller Couple Learn Son Charles Lee stationed at Fort Knox
Mr and Mrs Marion Miller of Highland Ave receive word that their son Charles Lee Miller is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. Mr Miller enlisted in the Army after passing examinations in Martinsburg.
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Marion Miller
Highland Ave
Charles Lee
Fort Knox, Ky
Miller
Martinsburg
North Mountain Tops Oak Grove to Lead Bi-State Race
North Mountain edged Oak Grove 5-4 to stay atop the Bi-State League, with Lost City close behind. Moorefield beat Mountain Falls 2-0 as North Mountain virtually clinches the 1949 pennant with two games left. Gore could still force a tie with a loss by North Mountain. Winning pitchers were D. Bauserman and Richard. Bloom led North Mountain with 3 hits in 5 at bats. Oak Grove’s Wymer and Pitt pitched. Moorefield’s P. Raines and Miller shared mound duty for the win. Mountain Falls’ R. McDonald had the team’s two hits. Standing: North Mountain 20-2, Lost City 19-3, Gore 18-6, Moorefield 13-9, Mountain Falls 4-18, Oak Grove 4-18, Wardensville 8-12, Star Tannery 9-12.
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Lost City
Moorefield Edge Mountain Falls
City
Gore
D. Bauserman
Richard
Bloom
N. Mountain
C. Bauserman
Peer
Boyd
Wymer
Pitt
Wail
Moorefield
Mountain Falls
P. Raines
Miller
White
EB. Raines
Newhouser
R. McDonald
Star Tannery
Wardensville
Mountain Falla
Sugg Named Assistant Manager At Ward Store
Joseph L. Sugg a Salisbury North Carolina native and World War II veteran has been transferred from Newport News to the local Montgomery Ward store as assistant manager. He succeeds W Simmons who moves to the Alexandria store after promotion. Sugg is a Duke University graduate and former Air Force member.
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Joseph L. Sugg
Salisbury, N. C
Duke University
Montgomery Ward
Newport News
W. Simmons
Alexandria
Mr. Sugg
Air Force
Pilot in Roosevelt group weds Army nurse Vivian Hunt
From 1941 to 1945 a pilot in Elliott Roosevelt's photo reconnaissance unit married Miss Vivian Hunt of Ithaca New York. The Empire State Building in New York City reaches 1250 feet at its 102nd floor.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Vivian Hunt
Ithaca, N. Y
Ser
Empire State Building
New York City
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