Yanks Rate High But Senators And Mackmen Well Up
Manager JOE CRONIN predicts a tight American League race. He praises the Yankees pitching and offense while highlighting his own Washington Senators and Connie Mack’s Athletics as threats. He notes Cleveland Detroit Chicago St Louis and Boston making moves, with key acquisitions and solid rosters including Whitehill Crowder Weaver Sewell Manush Goslin Schutle Kuhel Myer and Bluege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cronin
Washington Nationals
Yankees
Athletics
al Simmons
Mule Haas
Jimmie Dykes
Fay
Connie Mack
Taye
Tribe
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Simmons
Haas
Sox
St. Louis
Boston
Firpo Marberry
Earl Whitehill
Walter Stewart
Whitehill
Alvin Crowder
Monte Weaver
Luke Sewell
Heine Manush
Goose Goslin
Fred Schutle
Goslin
Ossie Bluege
Joe Kuhel
Buddy Myer
Valley Medical Society Meets At Woodstock
A special business meeting of the Northern Virginia Medical Society was held at the Hotel Woodstock. Fifteen physicians from Frederick Clarke Warren Page and Winchester attended. The society meets quarterly and will reconvene on the second Tuesday in August in Winchester. Officers are Dr. E C Stuart president, Dr. George Crawford vice president, and Dr. J E Harris secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Medical Society
Woodstock
Frederick
Clarke, Warren
Bariehannock
Page
Oinchester
Frost Royal
The
Winchester
George Crawford
Strasburg
J. E. Harris
E. C. Stuart
Robert M. Glass
P. W. Boyd
John B. McKee
H. I. Pifer
James A. Miller
W. J. Olds
R. B
Fish trap dispute halts capture at Shenandoah hatchery
In Jefferson county two constables from Charles Town and Bolivar seized a fish trap in the Shenandoah while trying to haul it ashore from 45 degree water. Government hatchery officials at Leetown claimed the net as breeding stock for bass. The trap was planted the day of discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
T. W. Allen
Charles Town
Earl Morgan
Bolivar
Shenandoah River
Morgan
Leetown
Trap Shooting Season Opens At Meadow Lark Club
Meadow Lark Club grounds in Keyser West Virginia opened the spring trap shooting season with practice sessions leading up to the hunting season next fall. Winchester’s J M Hawkins led with 49 of 50 targets while Bill Powell shot 47 of 50 signaling strong competition. The West Virginia state shoot is slated for May 18 to 20 in Keyser with a Winchester Gun Club team expected to compete.
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Meadow Lark Club
Keyser
W. Va
Winchester
J. M. Hawkins
Cumberland Wonder
Bill” Powell
West Virginia
Winchester Gun Club
Star
Miss Eva Hoover Dies After Prolonged Illness
Miss Eva Lee Hoover of Brucetown Frederick county died at 6 PM after a long illness at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George A Hoover on Berryville pike. She was 41 years old born October 3 1892. Survived by parents and two brothers Robert C and Earl E Hoover. Funeral at 2:30 PM tomorrow from parental home with Rev E A Lambert of Braddock Street Church officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lee Hoover
George A. Hoover
Berryville Pike
Memorial Hospital
Miss Hoover
Frederick County
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Brucetown
Robert C
Earl E. Hoover
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Night Owls, Blue Jays win in Boyce Bowling League
In Boyce Virginia on April 12 the Night Owls won the men's division with 41 victories and 19 losses while the Blue Jays claimed the women’s title with 29 wins and 19 losses. Notable records include Ernest Adams leading men with 187 in a game and Helen Pifer top woman with 128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Owls
Blue Jays
Boyce
Philip H. Grim
John
Blue Jay
R. H. Gardiner
Helen Fife
Evelyn Pifer
W A. Hene
Elsie Levi
Ernest Adams
W. A. Heine
Pet Night Owls
Ramblers
Robins
Cardinals
Starlings
Pessimist foresees traffic woes as year ends
The speaker fears business gains will clog the roads, predicting heavy traffic and less enjoyable driving near year’s end.
Winchester Bowling League Banquet Reelects Officers for 1934
Winchester Bowling League members and guests gathered at the George Washington Hotel for a banquet where J. B. Yates acted as toastmaster and Franz Gearina led the business session. Officers were reelected and three balls to be used in 1934 were approved, with eight teams retained and prizes presented to the American Legion team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Bowling League
George Washington Hotel
J. B. Yates
League
Franz Gearina
Kathe Smith
Harry Lauder
Mike” Garber
Kate
Jock Lindsey
Madeline Whitlock
Handley High School
Ente
Palace Theatre
Hermah H. Bable
Doman
Yates
American Legion
Gearine
Winchester
Funk
Gearing
Allen T. Hawthorne
Plain silver at the White House bears "President's House" inscription
The flat silver used at the White House has no special designation. It is perfectly plain and all pieces carry the inscription "President's House" in English script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Valley Medical Society
Sahara Desert
Iowa State College
Rees
Eigut
Cincinnatis
Mounds
Raeys
Sumner Welles
Maryland
Harvey W. Bundy
Welles
Wilson
Boyce Bowling League
Stoe Ren
Northern Virginia Power Company
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Coca-Cola Bottlin Company
Handley Faculty
an'Sullivan Rubber Company
Kiwanis Club
Plank
Legion
Cney Legion
Boone
Grim
Hich
Brubaker
Virginia
Hawthorne
Lions
Howard
Rotary
Rainesberger
Coca- Cola
Reynolds
O'Sullivan
Finley
Handley and Ebert
Kiwanis
Prank Gearing
Jack Lords
Virginia Dare
the Gas Company
Loudoun Street
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