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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1940

Page

7

Dodgers likely to train in California next year

Roundup notes multiple sports topics from New York April 6 including Dodgers training plans, Schmeling visiting the U S, horse racing chatter, a Dempsey restaurant deal falling through, Comiskey to fight Marino in April, and college basketball tournament profits.

New York Dodgers California Max Schmeling Mike Jacobs U. S Joe Russell Firestone Marogay Jack Dempsey Brooklyn Bowie Puett

The Baseball Register Hits The Department Store Shelves

The new Baseball Register, issued by Sporting News, catalogs every major leaguer two years or longer plus managers coaches and former stars. It even lists eye color marriages and hobbies making it a comprehensive baseball reference.

Baseball Register Sporting News

Bowling teams post top scores in Wisconsin night

Heiseman Brews teams from La Crosse and Milwaukee each topped 3150 last week, with La Crosse at 3191 and Milwaukee at 3164. The two scores exceed the winning mark from last year’s American Bowling Congress event.

Heiseman Brews la Crosse Milwaukee Wis American Bowling Congress

Spotlight on Local Sports

A Winchester Sports Banquet drew over 100 athletes and fans last night at a hotel where Andy Farkas was named best all around speaker. Virginia college prospects fade as a six team baseball league in 1940 nears, with Waynesboro withdrawing. Handley hopes for strong home support despite a thinner squad while graduates shine at West Virginia Navy Richmond and VMI.

Winchester Andy Farkas W. R. Legge Farkas Parkas Waynesboro

Local Social Roundup From Gainesboro and Nearby

Gainesboro Virginia district social notes report Mr. and Mrs. Conrad DeHaven visiting Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Janey Davis. The District Conference at Martinsburg is noted with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bageant. Frank Pownell and Miss Katherine Clark of Martinsburg spent Sunday with Ursel DeHaven and family.

Gainesboro Conrad DeHaven Homer Davis Janey Davis F. M. Bageant Aanare Frank Pownell Katherine Clark Martinsburg W. Va Ursel DeHaven

Youth living in a zipper age urged to walk and train hard

University of Maryland official Andy Farkas and athletic director Geary Eppley spoke at a Winchester Basketball League banquet urging youth to stay fit, live clean, and use their legs. Pro football figures highlighted the coach’s role in team success as junior players received awards.

Geary Eppley Winchester Basketball League Eppley University of Maryland Dowell J. Howard Maryland Andy Farkas W. R. Legge Farkas Redskin

Kerns Visit Sunnyside and Local News From Isaac Creek

Isaac Creek Virginia notes report Mr. and Mrs. A L Kern visiting son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Lacy Braithwaite at Sunnyside. Mrs Othel McIntire and son Glen with sister Mrs E C Tinsman. Mrs B E Tinsman ill with cold and pleurisy. Mrs A T Kern suddenly stricken and unable to walk. George Clark returns for summer. Winton Kerns guests of E C Tinsman. Martinsburg visitors include John Shimp Ray Grim Bill James and John Lee Roberts and John Stein.

Isaac Creek A. L. Kern Lacy Braithwaite Sunnyside Othel McIntire Glen E. C. Tinsman BE. C. Tinsman A. T. Kern George Clark Winton Kerns John Shimp Ray Grim Bill James Ray Bobby John Lee Roberts Martinsburg W. Va John Stein

Baseball Camps Briefs From The Associated Press

Rocky Mount reports Red Sox power tops Yankees with Ted Williams praised. Gomez’s Yankees fade as Russo shines in spring action. Lei ber debuts for Cubs Browns clash in San Antonio. Chapman regains form as Giants’ Witek McCarthy RBIs. Cardinals seek shortstop amid Brown Gutteridge rising. Dodgers Durocher reshuffles lineup. Tigers booming. Han ning joins Browns on northern trip with pitching prospects.

Rocky Mount N. C Paul Derringer Cincinnati Reds Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Sox Ted Williams

Harvard Frosh Triumph Over Massanutten In 28 8 Win

Harvard University frosh defeated Massanutten Academy 28 to 8 in six innings at Woodstock. A 14 hit attack fueled by two tremendous home runs carried Harvard as Massanutten offered little defense amid biting wind and low attendance.

Woodstock Harvard University Frosh Massanutten Academy Harvard

Zimmerman Top Roller Leads Power Co In League Action

Northern Virginia Power Co. rollers built a late surge to clinch the second half lead in League A after a 142 to 140 win over O Sullivan. Handley defeated Rotary while Power Co. posted three victories on Thursday with top series by Zimmerman and Stine.

Northern Virginia Power Co. Rollers O'Sullivan Rotary Club Electricians Handley Funk Power Co Zimmerman Rotary Stine Richard Kiwanis Coca Cola Cubs Legion Lions O'Sullivan Ee Oe Jr. Board of Trade Jr. Board

Stephens City Notes Highlights Local Socials Apr 6

Stephens City Va April 6 Mr George Christian Jr and Mr Page Ebersole of Stephenson were dinner guests of Mr Garland Parker Sunday Miss Dorothy Herrell spent Monday night with Mrs Burlin Yancey near town Miss Annie Virginia Campbell of Vaucluse called at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Campbell Monday evening Mr and Mrs Earl Brumback of Middletown were dinner guests in the Campbell home the same evening Mrs Lillie Madagan and two daughters Jessie and Lola were weekend guests of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Atkins at Martinsburg Those on the sick list include Mrs Lillian Rawlings Misses Veanie Hopewell Maxine Baker and Susan Reid Sargent The Woman s Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs C L Galliday April 1 with Mrs John Jackson as leader An interesting program followed by refreshments Twenty one members were present.

Stephens City George Christian, Jr Page Ebersole Stephenson Garland Parker Dorothy Herrel Burlin Yancey Annie Virginia Campbell Vaucluse Ed Campbell Earl Brumback Middletown Campbell Lillie Madagan Jessie Lola Frank Atkins Martinsburg Lillian Rawlings Veanie Hopewell Maxine Baker Susan Reid Sargent Woman's Missionary Society C. L. Galliday

Stephenson Notes From Stephenson Virginia April Update

Mr S G Newcomer spends time with his niece Mrs E W Prince. Miss Margaret Davis returns to Mercersburg Pa after a visit. Mr and Mrs John Price Ridgeway W Va hosted by Oh and Mrs A J Prince. Bertha Ashwood Maude Prince home after Baltimore visit. Martha Ebersole visiting Mrs Kitty Prince. Missionary Society met at home of Mrs J M Gore near George Ebersole. Louise Travers hosted Live Wire Class at the Jacksons Winchester. Social hour followed worship and meeting.

Bertha Ashwood Maude Prince Baltimore Horace Jacobs Elsie Zinn Martha Ebersole Kitty Prince Missionary Society of Stephenson Church J. M. Goré George Ebersole Tuesia Louise Travers Misses Jackson Winchester

Festival concerts of 18th century music in Governor Palace

The next series of festival concerts of 18th century chamber music will be held in the ballroom of the Governor's Palace from April 15 to 20 inclusive.

Wilkaseiing Virginia Governor's Palace

Ups And Downs In Fifth Game

In multiple boxing results, Arne Anderson defeated Paul Williams in a fourth round decision overturned by Williams disqualification for poor effort. Carmen Notch outpointed Bobby Masters in Pittsburgh, Al Gilbert beat Jimey Sherrard in West Palm Beach, Gunnar Barland defeated Sonny Boy Walker in San Francisco, Johnny Marcellini out pointed Pablo Dano in Philadelphia.

Associated Press Mnneapolis Arne Anderson Sweden Paul Williams Chicago Williams Pittsburgh Carmen Notch Bobby Masters Philadelphia West Palm Beach Fla al Gilbert Honolulu Jimey Sherrard Springfield San Francisco Gunnar Barland Finland Sonny Boy Walker Phoenix Ariz

Community Notes From Boyce And Nearby

Mrs. M. BE. Smith opened her Boyce home for summer guests from Washington. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Royston of Lexington and others vacationing with relatives visited Boyce. Ernést Mottel marked his twenty first birthday at The Cottage with a joint family dinner and roses. Mr Hottel, formerly with Fair Play in Winchester, now works at a Washington florist.

Boyce, Va M. BE. Smith Washington, D. C Boyce R. W. Royston Lexington Valentine Isemann Stanton Rosalié Smith Boycé Véra Lutz Mt. Jackson Mr. Smith Robert McGill Bobby and Allen Betty Bradford Lynchburg W. J. Hottel Helen Fahnestock Helen Winchester Ernest Hottel Washington Stinson Ernést Mottel Boyce Agricultural High School Hottel Fair Play Washington, D. Cc

Grimes Gleanings from Grimes Virginia

In Grimes Virginia on April 6 Mr Harry Leight and family visited with Glenn Allamong near White Post. Various locals hosted guests from Brucetown Winchester and nearby areas. A farm accident injured Oscar Leight finger and a nurse cared for Arthur Robinson amid a severe thunderstorm last Wednesday night.

Grimes Harry Léight Glenn Allamong White Post A. S. Orndorff Leslie Hensell Selma Paul Shirkey Puby Brucetown Harry Homér Margaret Bunker Hill W. Va Charles Hénséll John Hubbard Winchester Ape Jason Wheizel Jacob Albright Jackson Francis Leight Kerns Charles McVay Lewis Mary Bird Lee Albin Clearbrook

Cross Roads Church Notice and Local Visits

Cross Roads Virginia reports Sunday School at ten. Hammond Miller is ill at home. Mrs. J. B. White visited sister Mrs. Bettie Fletcher at Whitacre Evelyn. Robert and Marie McKee visited grandmother Mrs. Jennie McKee. Mrs. A. J. Marple called on Esta McKee. R. N. McKee and family from Winchester visited his mother. Mrs. Jennie McKee also visited Sunday.

Cross Roads Hammond Miller J. B. White Bettie Fletcher Whitacre Evelyn Robert Marie McKee Jennie McKee Suny A. J. Marple Esta McKee R. N. McKee

Berry High Girls Bowling Meet Summary

Berry High girls bowling team faced Hershey and Shell in a state meet. Junior women led with Handley and Berry posting top scores, Shell and Hershey also posting strong totals. High total pinfall led by Shell 1419 and Hershey 1391, while Berry 1388.

Berry. Jr Line Shell Berry Cathér Hershey Ritter, Jr

Pleasant Notes from Mount Pleasant Community

Local notes from Mount Pleasant Virginia list visitors including Dorothy Brewer Lucille Perry and Ruth Perry with Margaret Fox and Mr Zirkle Williams and Richard Perry. Sunday School next week at 2 pm preaching at 3 and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 pm. The Ladies Aid held a Winchester food sale to Easter success and attendance at Sunday School last week was forty. Farmers begin spring plowing as weather improves.

MT. Pleasant. Va Dorothy Brewer Lucille Perry Margaret Fox Zirkle Williams Richard Opeaton John Perry Ruth Perry Pearl Cochran Louis Moore Roy Rosenberger Christian Endeavor Eva, Perry Genevieve Kern Janet Hildebrandt Winchester Mr. Messick Louise Perry

Moving Shifts and Local Socials in Middleway

Moving dominates the week in Middleway as several residents relocate within and to nearby Berkeley county areas. Church services are listed for April 7 with events at Union and Episcopal congregations. Local visits include Martinsburg and Leesburg guests, plus Farm Women's Club gathering with a noted program and refreshments.

Swim star Otto Jaretz draws college offers in national meet

New York April 6 Otto Jaretz of Chicago a Lane Tech student and 18 year old aims to shine at the National A A U swimming championships in New York. His stock rises as Michigan and Ohio State tie for first with 11 points each. Jaretz previously won the outdoor 100 meter title over Peter Fick who is now ill. He seeks indoor honors in the spring event with multiple colleges pursuing him.

Pat Comiskey Larry Marino Baltimore Steve Dudas Chattanooga Ki Ki Cuyier Bob Pastor Melio Bettina Tony Galento New York Otto Jaretz Chicago New York A.C Jarett Lane Tech University of Michigan Ohio State Peter Fick Fick

Winners named in Colonial Kitchen contest

The Colonial Kitchen contest closed March 31 with judges Mrs. Maybel Atkin and P. G. Ireland selecting five winners. They will receive a two pound box of Colonial Kitchen chocolates on their birthday: Miss Minnie H. Taylor, Mrs. Frank Bailey, O. L. Jamison, Mrs. William T. Barr, and Mrs. C. Hawkins.

Colonial Kitchen Maybel Atkin P. G. Ireland Minnie H. Taylor Frank Bailey O. L. Jamison William T. Barr C. Hawkins

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