Baseball and football notes from a busy New York roundup
New York sports round up covers Joe Louis boxing notes and Tony Pay cek gaffes while Detroit Lions plan school grants for a new stadium. Baseball market chatter compares Bonura bids to Criffiths offers and dom Dimaggio is praised by H G Salsinger. Also mentions Patty Berg honor and other sport personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe
Johnny Paycek
Troit Lions
Sonja Honey
N. Y
Planso
Miami
Terry
Giants
Coral Gables
Billy Onn
Pittsburgh
Ciants
Washington
Zeke Bonura
Fox
Clark Criffith
Bonura
Yton Journal
Dom Ceccarelli
Elw
Louis
Rural Club To Sponsor Debate At Friendly Grove
The Friendly Grove Demonstration Club will sponsor a debate on Friday evening at the club house with a prize quiz contest. The debate centers on whether the love of woman has more influence over the mind than money. H. A. P. J. B. Snapp will speak for the affirmative while Hurl Himelright and The Long Sisters will perform songs for the negative. A sale and cake walks are planned alongside the event. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Grove Demonstra Club
Nceding
J. B. Snapp
Hurl Himelright
Long Sisters
Eryone
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Promoted
Advert reads a lemon juice method to relieve rheumatic pain quickly. Mix with water, add lemon juice, take two spoonfuls twice daily, claim relief within 48 hours. Also promotes Ru-Ex with free trial and pharmacist sale.
Louis Paychek Date Debated on April Fools Day
On April 1, observers question the date linked to Louis Paychek amid talk of a prank or symbolic reference. No formal event confirmed.
Strikes and Spares Highlight Local Bowling Action
The Tuesday af ternoon ladies league saw A and P Super Market top Strasburg 1364 1350 as Doro Thy Higgs sparked a 122 game margin. In other matches Heath Center Five fell to Edinburg 2874 2862 with Pete Clem 625 and Russell Lafollette 616 leading scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & P Super Market
Strasburg Girls
Rygtegene
Dorothy Higgs
Therine
Nurses
National Fruit
Evening Star
Star Office
Frances van Devanter
Bobby Lewis
Wyatt Richard
Reuss
Railway
Railway Express
Strasburg
Cyril Mathews
Joe Sullivan
Sullivan
Mathews
Health Center Five
Edinburg
Edinburg Boys
Pete Clem
Russell Lafollette
Winchester
Bowling Trophies Displayed For League C Banquet
League C bowling trophies are on display at Gray and Eddy's. There are 19 trophies to be awarded at the annual league banquet, said Harry, league president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray and Eddy’s
Harry
Private sale of late O. C. Dix farm in Virginia
Private sale of the farm of the late O. C. Dix comprising 96 acres of land with standing timber an eight room house barn henhouses corn crib all in good condition near two churches and a graded school near Green Spring Virginia Excellent for poultry farming and peach orchard See LIVENGOOD executor Berryville for details Berryville Virginia phone 130-W1i (4-1-5-2t)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Dix
Green Spring
Livengood
Exec
Berryville
Gainesboro High aims for solid season in baseball
Gainesboro High School coach Guthrie enters his second year with a squad built on strong pitching and power at the plate led by Sid Secrist and Curtis Braithwaite. Key players include Garland Adams, Glenn Wisecarver, Nat Smith, Jack Brown, and a core of returning veterans, with open positions and travel constraints shaping early drills and a April 12 opener against Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Poneee Guthrie
Gainesboro High School
Frederick
Guthrie
Sid Secrist
Secrist
Gore Town
Braithwaite
Curtis Bra
Jack Brown
Linwood Brown
Adrian Morrison
Kenwyn Triplett
Ellis
Bayliss
David Kern
Ronald “Pelops” Phillips
Eugene DeHaven
Buddy Denny
Warren Cowles
Joe Shade
Sam Whitacre
Evelyn Omos
Dan Gano
Elwood Stoller
John
Lynn Patterson
Nat Smith
Berryville
Frederick Clarke
Evening Star
Dangerous Mine Explosive Used In Ohio Blast
The Bureau of Mines reports a dangerous explosive and non-permissible machinery were used at the Willow Grove Ohio coal mine. Mechanical mining with black pellet powder used for blasting is cited as unsafe, though final causes of the explosion remain under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Willow Grove
Ohio
Bureau
Flying Priest Plans Flight Lessons For Parish Boys
Don Celeste Seveso, a priest near Milan, Italy, earned a pilot's license in record time and received papal permission to fly. He intends teaching the boys of his parish how to fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Celeste Seveso
Milan
Italy
Treasury Daily Receipts and Debt Figures
Treasury reports for April 1 show March receipts of 11.38 million dollars and expenditures of 31.17 million. Gross debt stands at 42.535 billion with a daily increase of 12.82 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Renner High Scorers Lead League Standings
Renner tops high scoring list with 295 while McCrory adds 108 points and Clevenger posts 208 in a Woolworth led league. Credit Bureau and Newberry also show strong team totals with Woolworths at 1307 in sets and 451 in games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
K. Mill
McCrory
Credit Bureau
Oscar Nebel
Newberry
Renner
Clevenger
Nicodemus
Triplett
New
Bowie Spring Track Meet Opens Eastern Racing Season
In Bowie Maryland on April 1 crowds welcomed the Bowie spring meeting as the Eastern racing season begins. Over 900 thoroughbreds are housed at Bowie and nearby stables to contest more than 100000 in purses across a 12 day meet. Rough Pass from J Yancey Christmas stable drew early attention in the feature race with strong backing after a Pimlico Futurity showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Prince George's Track
Maryland
J. Yancey Christmas
Pimlico
Bimelech
Lieb to Coach Florida Football in 1940
Thomas J. Lieb former Notre Dame star and Loyola University coach will head Florida football starting April 15 succeeding Josh Cody who resigned to join Temple as line coach. Lieb earns 7500 dollars yearly under a contract to December 31 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fila
Thomas J. Lieb
Notre Dame
Loyola University
Los Angeles
University of Florida
Josh Cody
Florida
Temple University
Philadelphia
Lieb
Graph Records Severe Tremor Near New York Harbor
Fordham University's seismograph logged a severe tremor at 7 a.m. New York time. The disturbance was detected 8,050 miles away, in the general direction of the Philippines, indicating a distant seismic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fordham University
A. m
Philippines
Rangers Rally For 16th Roller Hockey Win
Ridgeway Rangers defeated the Washington D. C. Jack Hawks 6 4 to claim their sixteenth straight victory. Nappy Keller starred with four goals including the overtime winner as the Rangers rallied from a 3 2 deficit after two periods. Glesner, Alley, Barnhart and Cooksey also scored for the teams with Waggoner and Long making key saves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway Rangers
Washington, D. C
Jack Hawks
Nappy Keller
Ridgeway
W. Va
Cooksey
Black Hawks
Glesner
Ranger
Rangers
Barnhart
Alley
Black Hawk
N. Keller
Keller
B. Hawks
Waggoner
Long Noll
R. d. Barrons
Alley Barnhart
Gamble N. Keller
R. W. Brown
Kenal
Wolfe
O'Connell
Smallwood
W. Keller
Phillips
Cummings
Holifield
J Gamble
Early 1929 Apple Blossom Festival Dates Set
Festival authorities scheduled April 18 and 19 for the 1929 celebration after an early spring forecast. Miss Mary Jo Matthews of Mannington West Virginia was chosen Queen Shenandoah VI while the pageant highlighted growth themed event featured about 500 Hanaley and John Kerr school students. The United States Navy Band returned for the fifth consecutive year to perform at the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Matthews
Mannington
W. Va
Shenandoah VI
Hogan Tops Land of the Sky Open in Asheville
Ben Hogan won the $1,200 first prize in the Land of the Sky open at Asheville, making his third straight victory and lifting his season winnings to $6,438. He finished 34 under par for 216 holes with only two three putts, while Demaret trails with $6,152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Hogan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Louis
Bopks
Conn
Lee Savold
H. G. Salsinger
Detroit News
Dominic DiMaggio
Brother Oe
Oe Engel
Chattanooga
Elmeran
Houston
Brother Daffy
Texas
Lorenzo Pack
Charlie Ruffing
Yanks
Bernie Bierman
Patty Berg
Minnesota
McCoy
Cullenbine
Royal Road
Front Royal
Haldeman’s Milk
Wayne Guthrie
Loudoun St
Fairmont
S. Stewart
Emma Ridgeway
Sargent
James P. Reardon
E. Piccadilly St
R. B. Messick
Clearbrook
South Main
S. Bradjock St
Monmouth
Shawnee Ave
B. V. Gore
Peerless Traction Engine
J. R. Kremer
Hable’s
George Nain
Helsley
Bradley
R. F. Samsell
Stephans City
Margaret V. Livick
Donaghe Place
Staunton
J. O. J. Green
Aii
Jonesdale Hatchery
Sience Pothe
Timberville, V
Virginia CE
National Safety Council
Virginia
As & Wizard Ge Cooker
G Co
S. Loudoun St
Washington Black Hawks
Noll
Long
United States Navy Band
Clarke County
Vik
Oes
Jno S. Solenberger & Co. Inc
N. Loudoun St
Ted
Sud
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!