Front Royal Nine Edges Stephenson 4-2 to Tie Playoffs
Front Royal defeated Stephenson 4-2 at Rouss Park to even the Northern Virginia Baseball League playoff race. Pickerell pitched well for Front Royal, with Mills delivering a perfect day at the plate. Patton took the loss for Stephenson, while Beeman and Callett produced key hits for Front Royal.
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John Pickrell
Front Royal
Stephenson
Rouss Park
Northern Virginia Baseball League
Royal
Gak
Seera Gamnes
Funkhouser
Ae Weetless
Jack Patton
Pickrell
Marciano Walcott Fight Film Shown at Capitol Theater
A 28 minute complete round by round highlight film of the Marciano versus Walcott fight will be screened at the Capitol Theater from Saturday October 4 to Wednesday October 8. The motion picture captures key knockout moments with live action and crowd reaction.
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Capitol Theater
Stieee
Clon i Ao
Stydahar Resigns as Rams Coach After Preseason Losses
Rams coach Paul Stydahar offered his resignation after a 37 to 7 preseason defeat to the Cleveland Browns. The team previously faced three exhibition losses and he had been considering stepping down.
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Stydahar
Rams
Los
Cleveland Browns
Leddahar
Styda
Evening Star Ladies League Unbeaten in League Play
Two Evening Star teams remain undefeated as GAA No 1 defeats Bell Clothes Stores while scoring 1415 pinfall to 101, and GAA No 2 wins 472 to 457. Mabel Grim leads Farmers & Merchants National Bank with 118 in game and 312 series. Portions of results include Lucille Pope 107 Jenny Cather 103 and Miriam Clevenger 110 for Capper's, with Connie Lineburg 107 Dunn 102 for another team.
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Bell Clothes
Hiby ‘Bord
Ofeey Marie Ju
Eetrie Fauver
Lucille Pope
Jenny Cather
Evening Star Ladies League
Jasper’s Meat Market
Ay iGlobes
Te Valley Bank
Mabel Grim
Marie Veneer
Miriam
Marie Fauver
Dorothy ‘‘Urke
Anes
Team No 5 Leads Brakeblok League After Top Week
Team No 5 won all three games over Team No 4 to seize undisputed first place in the BrakeBlok League standings. Roger Pennington 116 and Truman Rickard 111 game and 325 series led winners. Bill Pifer 113 for Team 4. Team No 2 took two of three from Team No 3 as Teddy Hepner posted 105 106 103 for a 314 series. The night’s best match had Team No 1 sweeping Team No 6 with Brill 141 Loy 124 and Brill 116 in individual games.
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Roger Penningtons
Truman Rickard
Bill Pifer
Jim Green
Marcus Haines
Teddy Hepner
Lawrence Brill
Riley Lov Eh Smeet
Browns Secure Fourth Win in Five Starts Over Atten League
Baume led Baume defeated the Browns achieving a fourth win in five starts against the Atten League. The Browns were bested as the opponent claimed the game with decisive play and momentum shifting moments.
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Cleveland Browns
Baume
Browns
Yankees Favored 8-5 to Win World Series
New York the American League champion held an 8 to 5 betting favorite to win the 1962 World Series against the Dodgers. Opening is likely at Ebbets Field with both managers unannounced. The Yankees seek a fourth straight title after four attempts and three years of defending champions.
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New York
New York Yankees
Stengel
Yankees
Chuck Dressen
Dodgers
Allie Rick
Teil Eeach
Ebbets’ Field
Wan
Ale Bees
Cattail Bouquets as Home Decoration
Cattail bouquets will keep for a time in their natural state. They can be preserved with a thin coating of shellac or sprayed with aluminum or gilt paint to create an unusual and attractive decoration.
Veasey Ropes Atlas In Chicago Matches Veasey Ropes Atlas
Veasey, a local wrestler, performed on Saturday night in Chicago. The show featured Veasey as a strongman attraction, drawing attention from spectators and establishing a tough display of balance and strength.
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Veasey Ropes Atlas
Chicago
Winchester
Veasey
Os Aiyin
Ballacksonmiington
Bowers Wins 50 Lap Feature at Speedway
Bowers piloted his Shorty Bowers built Special to victory in the 50 lap midget feature at the speedway. Across the finish he held a clear lead with Gerstown and Winchester noted among the field. Tony Merritin won the heat and second final, while Jim Keegan won the third heat.
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Bowers
Gerstown
Winchester
Aeeal
Neag
Tony Merritin
Ty Jim Keegan
Katesmith’s music reading remains unclear
Biographers note Katesmith began music study early but she reportedly cannot read music. The source suggests uncertainty about her ability to read musical notation and leaves the matter unresolved.
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Katesmith
N.E.W
Bloomington Unitarian to Presbyterian Switch Mentioned
A person once affiliated with the Unitarian Church in Bloomington has moved to Springfield where they now attends a Presbyterian congregation.
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A. Me
Unitarian Church
Bloomington
Springfield
Presbyterian Church
Little Con- Budget Fragments From An OCR Note
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a budget and names like Benator Pee and Toptee. The readable text hints at a discussion of a little con related topic within a budget context, but details are unclear and names may be misspelled.
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A. Benator
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H Willis
Dave
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Serene
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G. Mills
D. Calhoun
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Eetere
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Meriers
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Winchester City
Evelyn Levi
Camille Wisecarver
Berryville
Jesse Ay
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Clevenger
Leah Manly Longes
Gap
Wes & Ties
Rek An Een
Larrick
RBI
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Ll R. Willis
D. Smith
J. Donald
T. Clevenger
Reval Crown
Reval Crows
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J. Huyette
Il D. Keller
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Cammer 1 Tire CO
Evening Star
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Jim Ever
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Gouth Fork
Yanks
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Bowers Cops
Speedway
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Miller’s
Loudoun
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Texas
Garber's
Texas Pecan Ice Cream
Garber Ice Cream CO
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Loudoun St
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