Radio Notes For Tonight Broadcast Schedule
The listing covers Maxwell House Time and Town Meeting of Air on WRC at 8 pm and 9 pm with topics on Do We Have a Positive For liy Now and amateurs from Navy Construction. Programs on WMAL feature Bob Hope and Bing Crosby at 9 pm. WTOP schedules include news by M Beatty Folliard and Costello along with sports and music segments.
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Maxwell House
Lois Corbet
Pmerica
Air
Waldudd
Minn
James P. Richards
S.C
WMAL
Music Hall
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Bowes
Navy
Seebees
WTOP
Joseph Fred
Waring
Martin, Jr
World News
United We
Bob Burns
Keen
Abner Maxwell House
Aldrich
Death Valley
Bill Henry
Major Bowes
Air Music Hall
Joan Davis
Dinah Shore
Jack Haley
Costello
McDonald’s
Moondial
Viva America
Bowling Standings and Highs From Local Leagues
Bowling Ladies Commercial League standings show South End Fire Co leading at 27 9, Capitol Restaurant 25 11, Valley Pride 17 19, with other teams like RCO Sos cee ivneess 20 and Va Woolen Co 23 13. Highs include Derry 124 and 329, Curl 313, and team scores 494 for Va Woolen Co and 1414 for South End Fire Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Commercial League
South End Fire Co
Capitol Restaurant
Valley Pride
Cceces
RCO Sos Cee Ivneess
Beues Music Co
Aces
Va. Woolen Co
Resu Va. Woolen Co
McCrory’s
Valley South End Fire Co
Miles Music
cCurl
Derry
MeeIlwee
Curl
Armel
vVa. Woolen Co
Across The Head Pin Leads Busy League Night
Jim Merriner bowled 131 with four spares and a strike to power Bell Clothes Stores to two B League wins over Novick Transfer Co. Charley Anderson led the Transfermen with 122. Jackie Bilimy er and Shorty Bilimy er paced Glaize and Bro. to two wins over Snapp's Foundry, Lawrence Price’s 131 in the finale kept Foundrymen from a shutout. Snode Newcome’s 136 and Lester Ketter’s 131 topped sets. John Kanode added 127 for Valley Service Station to a 574 team game and two wins over Va. Woolen No. 2. Earl Willey sparked Va. Woolen No. 2 with 123, as Va. Woolen No. 1 outscored Friendship Fire Co. Despite two under-500 games, Va. Woolen No. 1 still grabbed three games from Friendship Fire. Hugh Funk Houser had a 369 set for Studebaker Champions in forfeits over Clear Brook Woolen. Marion Jenkins 121, Ed Cordr James 121, Joel Sullivan 104 helped Lee Baking roll a 604 and sweep United Food Stores. Don’t miss the big Mixed Doubles tonight as Corrine Carskaden and Lloyd Mead challenge Catherine Grayson and Dr. Allen Hawthorne. Evening Star Ladies League and Ladies Commercial League members are invited to Monday’s handicap tournament.
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Jim Merriner
Bell Clothes Stores
Novick Transfer Co
Charley Anderson
Jackie Bilimyer
Shorty Bilimyer
Glaize
Bro
Snapp
Foundry
Lawrence Price
Foundrymen
Snode
Lester Ketter
John Kanode
Valley
Va. Woolen No
Woolen
Earl Willey
Friendship Fire Co
Hugh Funkhouser
Studebaker
Clearbrook
Marion Jenkins
ED Cord R. James
Joel Sullivan
Lee Baking
United Food Stores
Corrine Carskaden
Iltoooyd Mead
High Fminge
Catherine Grayson
Allen Hawthorne
Evening Star Ladies League
Ladies Commercial League
Corner on Sports recap hints at WWGH schedule
Gloomy over an 11-1 defeat Gore offers a consolation as Fredericksburg High School opens 3 Gainesboro game next week versus Berryville. WWGH at Staunton plans 21 game schedule opening April 21 against Macsanutten and may arrange games with Martinsburg's Newton D Baker General Hospital squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Fredericksburg High School
WWGH
Fred White
Army
Panama Panthers
Macsanutten
Winchester
Newton D. Baker General Hospital
Martinsburg
Staunton Hospital
Pimlico Grooms Win Demands After Conference
Pimlico grooms win a flat payment of 15 dollars for leading winning horses and 5 dollars for others after a conference and a Racing Commission ruling. The delay postponed the track’s opening card for an hour as the Maryland Jockey Club announced the settlement following a 120-signature petition. A 10,000 strong crowd braved bad weather to open Pimlico’s season.
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Baltimore
Pimlico Race Course
State Racing Commission
Matt Daiger
Maryland Jockey Club
Jamaica Track
New York
William C. Walsh
Pimlico
Laurel
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Racing Commission
U. S. Forest Maps Now Available for Anglers
Sportsmen planning trout fishing in George Washington National Forest in Augusta Bath Rockingham Shenandoah counties may obtain maps of the streams from the Forest Supervisor Harrisburg or district rangers Staunton Buena Vista Covington Bridgewater Edinburg. Campfire permits required. licenses and National Forest stamps available at county clerk offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington National Forest
Augusta
Bath
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Buena Vista
Covington
Bridgewater
Edinburg
National Forest
Opequon Easter Visitors From Baltimore and New York
Opequon Virginia April 12 Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman of Baltimore spent Easter with E D Funkhouser and R J Bowman in Opequon and with Wheatfield residents Sunday visitors included M H Rhodes Middletown Richard Mann and son Dickey Mrs James Bryson of New York Mrs Lula Sopthin Anna Funkhouser Mrs Godfrey Zirkle and Dr and Mrs C B Harlee of Winchester Mrs F P Brumback returned to Fawcett's Gap after visiting Baltimore and Washington relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Harry Bowman
Baltimore
E. D. Funkhouser
R. J. Bowman
Wheatfield
M. H. Rhodes
Middletown
Richard Mann
Dickey
James Bryson
New York
Lula Sopthin
Anna Funkhouser
Godfrey Zirkle
C. B. Harlee
Winchester
F. P.brumback
Fawcett’s Gap
Washington
Want To Help A Soldier Then Help To Furnish The Winchester USO
Local readers are invited to support a Winchester unit by furnishing the USO room for soldiers. Donors can provide furniture, bedding, and supplies to aid visiting servicemen and women. Community groups are urged to coordinate collections and deliveries.
Rainfall Totals and Averages From 31 Years
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour precipitation at 11 inches for the period ending 8 a.m. April totals to date are 1.04 inches and year to date 11.28 inches. Average annual rainfall over 31 years is 35.95 inches with monthly means from 1913 to 1943 led by June at 3.83 inches and April at 3.15. Courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
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K. C. Bat‘ront
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Folliard
Musicade Calmer
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Eliot Wills
Agr
Sky
Dutch Bergman
Lowell Thomas
Harsen
Abbott
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Music of the New World
Evans
Stephano Brothers
PHILA
Wl. S. Engineer
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Hempfield
HesSpenheide
Peters
Knostman
Elliott
Scotts
MO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
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Spee Cpan
Esso
Gene Miller
Gainesboro
Berryville
H. Russell
Potts
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
U. S. Forest
Baker's Drug Store
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Pr. K. c. Walker
North Washington St
Berkeley Spring
W. Va
Blondie
Robin
U. S
Chic Young
Pops
Thimble
Popeye
Kazonni
Bela Fess
Callya
Sims & Zaboly
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