Rice Enters Favored Lot In Blue Ridge Tourney
In a dramatic junior singles final at the Blue Ridge Mountain tennis meet, Rice trailed early but surged back to defeat March 22-10 in the decisive set. Rice survived 12 match points, coming from behind after a rough first set, with Face rallying to claim the title in a nerve‑racking finish among a crowded crowd.
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Lioyd
Prederick
Bury March, Jr
Washington
Caplts
Rice
Frederick
Hass
Rose
Ucanl
March
Fredenck
Merch
Wi Rice
Jimany
Azawm
Gome
Face
Washingtonian
Turner
Elizabeth Bops
Grace Parker
Baltimore
Sirs
Bopst
Virginia Trewery
Mercinsburg
Colepss Ie
Miss Tremary
Miss Parker
Ann D
Renidty
Miss Dare
Eas
Moss Parker
Ber Mee
Local Tennis Matches Feature Mixed Doubles and Close Singles
Junior singles showcase Alfie Ritvenberg and Charlie Channing with decisive wins while William Koontz Jr and Harry Meunces suffer. Lisa Rice and A A Radelot lead Frederick pair to victory in junior doubles as Williams and others post mixed doubles results including Lisa Ricede and A A Radelick.
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Radcof
Lisa Bloede
Catonsville
Miss Devett
Dick Rameburg
Anna A. Ogle
Rice
Alfie Ritvenberg
Washington
William Koontz, Jr
Frederick
Charlie
Herold Landsman
Harry Meuncess
Harry March, Jr
Karl Corby
Rockville
Lioyd Rice
Billy Washington
Harry March
A. A. Radelot
Arthur Peregof
Ernest Webb, Jr
Preceri
Red” Thompson
Paul Falconer
Trago Brust
Webb
Peregoff
Flier and
Thompson
Mass Grace Parker
Baltimore
Anna Derett
Ezabeth
Bopst
Eileen M. King
Prederics
Mrs. Boast
Virginia Trenars
Mertinsourg
W. Va
Luf's Stuff Vicious Circle War Conditions Waste
The piece argues living costs stay high due to war conditions. No wage means no buying, which halts production and goods vanish. The cycle continues with rising prices and limited relief as people struggle to purchase basic items. A. Lufurrow notes colored teams to play at the stadium as a leading club event.
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A. Lufrurrow
Bidder's Daring Play Beats Five Clubs Contract
In a duplicate bridge hand South holds five clubs after East opens diamonds. West ruffs and cashes clubs as declarer discards a heart and ruffs in, needing to avoid hearts. The play hinges on defense misreading trumps and the dummy’s last diamonds and clubs. Declarer ends up beating the contract by timing discards and ruffs, with a narrow path to success.
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North
East
West
Declarer
Negro National Baseball League teams listed in Pittsburgh area
The Negro National Baseball League will feature clubs in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. Clubs named include the Pittsburgh Crawfords and Homestead Grays in the West and Philadelphia All-Stars, Brooklyn Dodgers, Cuban Giants, and Washington in the East, with Spokane noted as a 50 mile radius reference and over 90 fresh water lakes mentioned in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Crawfords
Homesteader
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Black Gant
Columbus-Nashville
Wisburgh Crawfords
Homestead
Grays
Philadelphia
All-Stars
Nevere Dodgers
Brooklyn Eseies
Cuban Giants
Washington
Spokane
RUNSWICK WINS TENTH STRAIGHT IN CAPTURE OF LEAGUE LEAD
Brunswick dominates Middletown 17 to 11 to extend its Tri-County League streak to ten. Damascus edge Church Hill 13 to 12 in 11 innings as multicity games showcase late drama. Wakefield wins 18 to 15 over Mt Airy while Walkersville defeats Frederick 7 to 4 in a day of high scoring action featuring homers by Gosnell Burdette and others.
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Brunswick
Walloping
Middletown
Damascus
Church Hall
Wakefield
Mt Airy
Walkersville
Frederick Cardinals
Jefferson
Earl Hawes
Shank
Ohler
Koontz
Valtieries
Rudy
Riddletown
Poole
H. Burdete
Snapp
Cline
Ring
Burdette
John Gardner
H. Burdette
James
Wearren Felwz
Snook
Kine
Cardinals
Warrenfeltz
Grade Valley
Walker
Clem
Trout
Eaves
Ramsburg
G. Ramsburg
Crum
Charlie Mmar
Ralster
LeGore
Cedar Grove
New Market
Paul Zimmerman
Mt. Aly
Barnes
Mt Airy Nine Edge Mt Airy Wakefield In Seventh
Campbell Crouse and Norris starred for Mt Airy Wakefield as they broke through in the seventh with a walk that produced a run. Bover homered for Mt Airy in the ninth, while Mt Airy kept hits scattered amid threats throughout the game.
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Mt. Airy
Campbell
Crouse
Norris
Mt Airy
Wakefield
Bover
National League Results And Upcoming All Star Game
Yesterday the National League scores show Chicago 13 over Pittsburgh 1 New York 9 over Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 9 over Boston 1 St Louis 9 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 10 Philadelphia 2 New York 7 Brooklyn 13 Chicago 10 Cincinnati 2. An 8 Louis 4 game plus 13 innings noted. Today’s games include an All Star Game at Cleveland.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Loui
Cincinnati
Phillies
Louis
Cleveland
Tae
St. Lous
Chicago Pittsburch
Concinnati
Besten
Union Bridge Social Notes Highlight Dawseys Visit
Mr and Mrs Byron Dawsey and their son Byron of Chicago visited Miss Marie Senseney in Union Bridge on Tuesday. The Mitdieburg L A S held a meeting at the M EB parsonage in Union Bridge.
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Union Bridge
Byron Dawsey and
Byron
Chicago
Marie Senseney
Mitdieburg L. A. S
M. EB. Parsonage
Local Socials Mention Guests and Visited States
Tuesday evening a business meeting featured refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Shane, Mr and Mrs F ew, Rev and Mrs E W Culp, Mesdames Viola Byler Mary Hess Katie O Connor and Carrie Crouse, Misses Ehel Keefer Ruth Zepp Charles Smith Charles Saylor and Gene Leaman. Mr and Mrs E W Culp and daughter Miriam celebrated the Fourth of July with Rev and Mrs Chester Smith at Harpers Ferry W Va. Mr and Mrs Charlies Minnick and daughter Shirley visited sister Mrs Durbin and family Gettysburg. London county council leaders receive no salary. the chair has a car and an office and a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shane
Few
E W Culp
Viola Byler
Mary Hess
Katie O'Connor
Carrie Crouse
Ehel Keefer
Ruth Zepp
Charles Smith
Charles Saylor
Gene Leaman
Miriam
Chester Smith
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Charlies Minnick
Shirley
Mrs. Durbin
Gettysburg
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Henry March Jr
Frederick Sur
Biddy Radek
Arthur Peresoi
Hardy Landsman
Lends
Harry Meatdey
Emes
Ijsenberg
Washingar Koonttang
Hollywood
San Francisco
Miriam Hopkins
Frank Craven
Walter Brennan
Mise Hopkins
Howard Hawks
Hawks
Lisa Ricede
A. A. Radelick
Nis Sal
Seth Gordon
Lincoln
Imes Square
5Th Ave
Wail St
Cader
Grace
Musesmes
Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Simmons
Frank W. Kridel
Managreg
Sohn T. West
Mancgrr
8Th Avenue
Arsenal
Whelan Drug Store
Informacon
WSL
E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Eames
Ase
Batiot
Fides
Runswick
L.ee. Nicodemus
North Market ST
Maytag Company
Newton, Igwaa E. Ae
National League
Standard Lime & Stone Company
Maryland
Amitizens Nations Bank of
Tick
Chester Baltimore
Uly Re TI
John
Standard Lime & Stone Camps
Salemmy
John BH Baker
E. Elizabeth Lacher
Washington Building Lime Comparyt
Te Amit
Cn Ual Bank of Mens Ted Bank
Beck
Ted Bank
Discince Bank
Baker
Ey Lime Company
Zdore
John H. Baker
Ced
Elizabeth Lacher
John H Barker
Bucketstown Pacing Company
John Bba
London County Council
Stieff
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Markell & Ford
A.w.nicode Frederick .MD
Commercial Bank of Maryland
State OF
George F. Smith
Hammond Clary
Federal
United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hammord Clary
Bammold Clary
Eli G. Hatgh
Amos A. Holter
Arthur H. Doll
County of
James H. Fale
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