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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1949

Page

5

Field Day at Hardesty Farm Draws Clarke County Groups

On May 22 at Jo Hardesty’s farm northwest of Berryville the Field Day features shooting coon dog races casting and other events. Organized by Clarke County conservation and sports men’s clubs with Izaak Walton League Wild Life Association Coon Dog Association and Clarke County Rifle and Pistol clubs. Includes rifle matches lay wild shooting skeet two heats final coon dog race live fish exhibit by Federal Hatcheries at Leesburg and casting contests. Boy and girl scouts and Blue Ridge Hunt plans. Pet show for youngsters under 15.

Conservation and Sportsmen’s Club Clarke County Jo Hardesty Berryville Izaak Walton Edgar Jackson Northern Virginia Coon Dog Assn Federal Hatcheries Leesburg Gene Lurber George Grove The Wildlife Assn Blue Ridge Hunt

DiMaggio Heel Again At Johns Hopkins

Joe DiMaggio again visits Johns Hopkins for heel evaluation as Yankees face pennant chances. Surgeons plan to overnight assessment, with a ten day stay possible. This marks his fifth Johns Hopkins visit in two years after prior bone spur removals in left and right heels.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees Johns Hopkins George Bennett Bennett

Paul Mellon Entry Heads Middleburg Stunt Race Card

The concluding day of the Middleburg Stunt Race Spring meeting will start at 2 30 p m Saturday. The five race program includes the 17th William Skinner Memorial two mile chase at Glenwood Park. Top entry is Genankoe from Paul Mellon Rokeby Stables, a leading steeplechase outfit with earnings of 79 680.

Middleburg William Skinner Glenwood Park Brush Genancoke Paul Mellon Rokeby Stables

Woodrow McDonald Named Pro at Opequon Golf Club

Announcement confirms Woodrow McDonald named professional and groundskeeper at Opequon Golf Club Martinsburg starting spring activities on the weekend of April 23 24. McDonald arrives from Trenton Country Club New Jersey to take the role.

Woodrow McDonald Opequon Golf Club Martinsburg McDonald Trenton Country Club New Jersey

Berryville Opens Season Tomorrow Against Stephens City

Berryville High prepares for a season opener at home versus Stephens City after a spring with 15 players. Coach Chester Rockwell notes a small squad yet strong pitching led by Lacy Broy with Preston Pitta and Edward Lake backing him. The defense relies on veterans like Buddy Locke and Benny Longerbeam, plus a group of freshmen including Hunter Longerbeam and Ray Boswell.

Chester Rockwell Rockwell Hunter Longerbeam Bobby Rutherford Bill Feagans Lacy Broy Broy Preston Pi Ia Edward Lake Kenneth Wisecarver Sophmore Wisecarver Benny Longerbeam Preston Pitta Floyd Stickles Bobby Crosen Buddy Locke Berryville Allstar Charley Jackson Ray Boswell Locke Denny Clemons Glenn Smallwood Billy Carpenter Jack Hardesty Dick Fiddler Billy Rosenberry Lloyd Good

Boyce Falls 5-4 to Washington in Practice Tilt

Grim pitched all eight for Boyce High School allowing two walks and 13 strikeouts in a 5-4 loss to Washington Virginia. Gilbert of Washington walked twice and allowed five hits. Boyce scored in the first and eighth innings while Washington tied the game in the fifth and won with two runs in the eighth. Boyce next plays Middletown to open its Frederick Clarke league season.

Boyce High School Washington Boyce Charles Town Grim Gilbert Middletown

Hugh Casey Tops as Relief Man

Hugh Casey, veteran reliever for the Pittsburgh Pirates, receives high praise from manager Bill Meyer in Birmingham. Meyer's quote calls Casey the best pitcher he has ever seen and notes his remarkable control and lack of free passes with runners on base.

Hugh Casey Birmingham Ala Bill Meyer Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodger Buccos Meyer

O'Sullivan Plant Dominates A League Standings and Scores

In the A League O'Sullivan Plant led with a 1678 set and 563 525 590 games while Home Beneficial Life and American Legion posted strong team totals. Individual leaders included Lester Keiter 370 in the set and Coffelt 137 in the initial game with Dawson saving Independents in a late rally. Next matches feature Ladies Doubles start and Rustic Tavern versus Garber’s Ice Cream for the major league title, with Rustic Tavern fielding Minghini Gore Carter Kiracofe Kiracofe and Garber’s omitting.

O'Sullivan Plant Home Beneficial Life Ins B & § Poultry Lions Club Buncutter Tire Co Elliott Motor Lines No. Va. Power Co L & M Buses Sarah Zane Fire Coll O Sullivan Office American Legion Ind Lester Keiter Lloyd Coffelt Harold Dawson Lawrence Grim O'Sullivan O’sullivan Jack Owens Lions Allen Hawthorne Lester Keller Charles Ebert Sarah Zane Fire Co Woody Glaize Ralph Gore Dick Carter Jess Kiracofe Artie Kiracofe Garber’s Edwin Clevenger Andy Lake Dick Renner Jack Larrick Bill Moore

Evening Star Ladies League All Stars Face Cork St Opposition

Tomorrow the Evening Star Ladies League All Stars meet Cork Street Christian of the Church league in a female matchup. Friday night the girls will return to play Sam Renner's Va. Woolen No 1 in a second contest.

Evening Star Ladies League All Stars Cork St. ‘Christian Church League Sam Renner Va. Woolen

Fleas Jump Tail First Across the B League

The text notes fleas possess extraordinary leaping powers and travel tail first, landing facing the direction from which they came, highlighting a curious detail of their locomotion in the B League context.

Cubs hammer Cards in 4-0 win behind strong hitting

In Houston the Chicago Cubs scored four runs on 11 hits over seven innings to blank the St. Louis Cardinals. Harry Brecheen took the loss as Chicago secured the victory.

Houston Chicago Cubs Harry Brecheen St. Louis

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