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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1928
Page
10
A merchant promotes mortgage loans up to 40 percent of appraised value and rental properties in Mount Dora. Listings include five to six room cottages, furnished houses, season rates around 400 dollars, and larger homes priced up to 7 500 dollars. The ad highlights stability of the Realtor brand and board arbitration.
The Yacht Club hosts a continuation supper with wide attendance. Credit for the successful evening goes to S. S. Sadler, club president, and committee members Miss Gertrude Thorne, Mrs. George LaDue, Mrs. S. S. Sadler, Mrs. David Simpson, Mrs. E. E. Stokes, Estella Clark, F. G. MacMahon, and Thomas Willett. A card party was announced for Friday evening August 10.
Winter Park defeats Mount Dora as Averitt shines with two hits and a bunting run. Vincent trips in a key inning scoring twice, while Stapleton fends off the Dora bats. A large crowd adds to the season’s heightening drama as the Pro protesters’ hopes rise and fall.
Fans praised Thurman's strong box work while E Overstreet recovered from a wound and returned to the game. Hale starred at short, handling eight chances cleanly as Stapleton pitched well. A sixth inning triple and single produced the Parks' only run. Carlyle attempted to score in the seventh but was caught in a notable Hale play.
Wyndham again fans three in the third frame while issuing two walks and a hit batsman. Tom Cooley is hit by a bean ball as the ball sails fifty feet after a sharp crack. Tom shrugs off the impact, advances to first, and dances a Charleston. Our team steals five bases, executes three sacrifices, and displays strong base running. The win feels earned on the field despite lingering protest chatter.
Growers report a successful grape season at Montverde with strong profits despite three week later ripening. They describe a ready market, expanding demand as production grows, and higher prices in earlier shipments compared with other Florida regions.
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