Budge's French Victory Signals Swan Song for Amateurs
Budge's French win ups the stakes for his amateur era as US LTA eyes a farewell, with Budge set to bow out next fall after completing a grand slam of tennis titles. Speculation heats about a future pro move, possible challengers, and Budge's plans after Davis Cup duties. Also notes Sam Chapman’s rise at Oakland and the Indians' tenth straight win with Abrecht, Barigis, Brightwell shining.
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Jerry Brondfield
NEA Service
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Donaldudge
United States Lawn, Tennis Association
Oakland
Donald
Budge
Lnger
Bobby Riggs
Bitsy Grant
Réné Mako
Lfe
Amours
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Hake
U. S
T. A
Indians
Excelsior Dairy Indians
Lenhart Abrecht
Barigis
Brightwell
Excelsior
Abrecht
Eppley
Fisher
Catoctin Caddies Lose Match To Fountain Head
Fountain Head Country Club of Hagerstown defeated Catoctin Country Club of Frederick 11 to 10 in a season finale caddie match. G Andrews posted the low 74 over 18 holes, with several two and three point wins listed for Fountain Head members in the day’s results. A return match is planned Friday on the Frederick course.
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Catoctin
Fountain Head
Hagerstown
Frederick
G. Andrews
Bonebrake
G Andrews
Wolfe
Hausler
C. Smith
F. Stone
ML Wolfe
R. Wolfe
Stoner
H Andrews
Long
Roderick
le Bells
J. Kinkle
Albaugh
Hansler
G. Nye
R. Kelley
Wolf
Smith
R. Hinkle
O. Snyder
Fagan
County Speedball League Results And Fixtures
Yesterday's results show Ballenger 9 9 Doubs 0 0 Harmony Grove 5 5 Frederick 46 ML Pleasant 22 11 Broad Run 8 32 forfeited. Sunday games Ballenger at Frederick Doubs at Harmony Grove Broad Run at Myersville. Fielding assigns list Lenhart Storkman Brightwell Moberly Mercer.
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Ballenger
Doubs
Harmony Grove
Frederick
ML Pleasant
Broad Run
Myersville
Lenhart
Storkman
Brightwell
Moberly
Mercer
Ballenger Moves Into First Place in County Ballgear League
Ballenger, the 1937 titleholder, moves to first in the County Speedball League by taking two forfeit wins over Doubs as Harmony Grove splits a doubleheader with Frederick. Harmony Grove won 5-4 in the opener and 6-5 in the finale, with Zimmerman allowing five hits and six walks. Mt. Pleasant and Broad Run split a twin bill as Crum and A. Smith hit two homers each in the opener, and Broad Run won the nightcap 12-11 behind steady pitching from Huffer.
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Ballenger
Doubs
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Schwearing
Zimmerman
Bowers
Ramsburg
J/ Best
L. Walsh
Picketh
ML Walsh
Mt. Pleasant
Broad Run
Twin Hill
Mountaineers
Crum
A. Smith
Huffer
Grabill
Etzler
Shaw
Jefffeld
Spanish War Veterans Hold Annual Maryland Election
Wes ley HL Waltmyer of Baltimore was elected president of the Maryland Department of United Spanish War Veterans at the final session of the State Convention in Hagerstown. About 300 veterans and women’s auxiliary members attended. Emma Ernst of Baltimore was elected department president of the auxiliary.
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Hagerstown
Wesley HL Waltmyer
Baltimore
Maryland Department of United Spanish War Veterans
Women's Auxiliary
Emma Ernst
Scooger the terrier hit by runaway vehicle in Hyattstown
Scooger a small terrier belonging to Donald Lawson of Hyattstown was struck in a hit and run early Friday morning. The incident prompted concern from local residents and a search for the responsible driver.
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Scooger
Donald Lawson
Hyattstown
Odd And Even Golf Tournament Crowned At Ca toctin Club
Eighteen Ca toctin Country Club members played an odd and even format Sunday. G S LaForge and Gene Etchison tied for first in the odd event with LaForge winning the draw. Melvin Derr took best card for even. Other competitors included P W Chichester John Etter Robert Harrington and several others. F W Harnwell Trophy semi finals see Robert McLaren Parsons Newman W E Ross and Earl Rhoderick among winners. Helen Bader Johnson Trophy second round results list several ladies defeating opponents with margins from 1 up to 3 holes.
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Catoctin Country Club
G. S. LaForge
Gene Etchison
Melvin Derr Wined
P. W Chichester
John Etter
Robert Harrington
W. E Trail
James H. Gambrill
Robert McLaren Troy Hubbard
Manuel Weinberg
Mahlon Rhoderick
Thomas Fagan
R. Smith
Bart Kelbauch
Elmer Harp
Harry J. Lebbert
Helen Bader Johnson Trophy
E. P Thotias
Benjamin Rosenstock
Arthur Stern
Julia Elimnson
Hubert Ritchie
Charles Staley
Patrick M. Schnanffer
G. T. Swisher
Union Badge June 20 Children's Day Service Postponed
Absence of a pastor delays the Methodist Protestant church school program to Sunday evening June 26. Rev. A. W Simms, new pastor from the Eastern Shore, will arrive this week. Miss Marguerite Gaither Anson Bridge and Miss Adeline Hoff man county club demonstrator attend Soroptimist Club convention in Atlantic City. Several visitors and relatives, including Mrs. Mary Ethel Maxwell and son Grant, were in town. Mt Union Lutheran church Reid Children Day service held Sunday evening June 12.
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Union
Methodist Protestant Church School
A. W Simms
Marguerite Gaither
Anson Bridge
Adeline Hoffman
Soroptomist Club
Atlantic City
Mary Ethel Maxwell
Rinehart
Grant
New York City
T. R. Zumbrum
Dorothy Zumbrum
Zumbrum
Perry Moore
Frank Englar
Town
Merton Engle
Jeanne
New Windsor
Methodist Protestant Church
Frank Davis
Montgomery County
George P. Buckey
Wilbur E Brandenburg
Annapolis
Stewart Brandenburg
Mt. Union Lutheran Church
Reid
Church program and community notices from local paper
A church program opened with a violin quartet by Frank H. Bohn Roger Lentz Earl Wilhide and Ralph Baer, followed by readings songs and recitations by the church school. The Smiling Sunbeams of Mt. Union church plan a festival on Parish House lawn with Carrollites providing music.
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Frank H. Bohn
Roger Lentz
Earl Wilhide
Ralph Baer
Church School
Loysville
Edward T. Devilbiss
Otis Devilbiss
York
Mt. Union Church
St James Lutheran
Sunday School Gathering With Friendly Showers Program
Sunday morning June 12 at 10 30 featured a Friendly Showers program with numerous names listed for solos, choirs and dramatic pieces. The program included plays, songs and a Word And Its Message, with Rev Williams leading remarks and a small choir overseeing opening and closing services. Offering from the service benefited Loysville Orphans Home.
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Wattsmns
Joan Davis
Kathleen Winters
LaVerne Bohn
LaRue Harman
Thelma Davis
Jane Gray
Monroe Harman
Junior
Spurrier
Annabelle Winters
Charlotte Bohn
the Church
Margaret Eichman
Christian Behrns
LaRue Winters
Betty Johnson
Francis Stone
Betty Williams
Anna Leatherman
George Harman
Jacqueline Bloom
Joan Bloom
Billy Smith
Florence Metcalfe
Scott Davis
Mamie Leatherman
Mr. Williams
Elizabeth Metcalfe
Catherine Gladhill
Dorothy Fowlels
Betty Gray
Margaret Metcalfe
Loysville Orphans’ Home
Estate of Harry K Thaw Estate Up For Sale Near Winchester VA
A large sign at the Thaw estate near Winchester Virginia announces a 50 percent price cut on the 25 000 plantation now offered for 16 000. The listing notes a heating plant electricity garage hydrants pumps and water cisterns plus a wretched entrance and colonial woodwork. Cows and a 1938 refrigerator are included. Thaw has not announced plans after the sale.
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Winchester
Kentworth
Harry K Thaw
Thaw
Europe
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Canton
Mim
Drestie Freel
China
France
Oakland Redhead
Frankie Kovacsius
Don Ra Neil
Kenyon College
Chapman
Sam Champ‘nan
Connie Mack
Husky University of California
Rifle Club
Ralph Newman
Marine Headquarters Rifle Team
Washington
Camp Sims
Newman
Bonnie Eames
Marine Headquarters
Hamilton
Kay
Bell
Hames
Cain
Frederick Rifle Clu
County Speedball League
Ballenger Harmony Grove
Mi Pleasant
Quaker City
North Market Street
Union Bridge
Sylvia Mae Bradshaw
England
New York
Newark Airport
NASH
Melvin M. Engle
Kirsch
Thomas Boonsboro, Md
Nou
Weatherstrip Screen Co
Greenawalt
Geo. S. Rodock
Penna
R. R
Harry K. Thaw
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