Bimelech Derby Day Ready Amid Fast Track News
Roundup covers Col Bradley backing Bimelech for Derby Day despite doctors orders, notes a fast track and Derby prep. Mentions first televised baseball opener at Ebbets Field, college grid previews, and various sports wagers and old‑timers eyeing future bets.
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Opening Day Sparks Crowd as Grove Fans No-Hits Hope
Lefty Grove silences the Washington Senators through seven and a half innings before a 31 000 crowd watches in Baltimore. President Roosevelt throws the first ball as the Senators fall 1 0. Also noted is the Frederick Clarke High School Baseball League launch in Gainesboro Berryville and Boyce and the Redskins six home NFL games schedule for 1940 with opener at Griffith Stadium against the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Opequon Notes Editorial on Community Unity
Opequon Va April 17 report praises local leaders and civic discussion. It cites debates over the Apple Blossom Festival and urges more community gatherings and cooperation for progress. It notes Mrs Frnk Orndorff Cedar Creek grade improving and Lawson Moore resting comfortably.
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Elbows McFadden to referee Stephens City boxing card
Veteran referee Elbows McFadden, 63, famed lightweight champion, is set to referee the county high school boxing championship at Stephens City on Friday night April 19. McFadden, once undefeated in 435 bouts with 35 losses, earned about 125000 during his prime and now operates gyms in New York, Washington, and El Paso while his recommendation from the National Boxing Association highlights his famed career. He will select winners and oversee the Stephens City matches.
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Tickets To Fights Selling Fast In Frederick County
Frederick county Golden Gloves boxing matches go on sale locally in Stephens City and Middletown. Coach Bob Wall says 25 tickets are at Russell Carpenter's barber shop 3 South Loudoun Street Winchester with 10 ringside and 15 general admission. Ringside 35 cents general 25 cents. Fights start at 8 pm in Stephens City High School auditorium and tickets at the door are limited.
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Staunton Church Calls A Pastor
The First Presbyterian Church of Staunton has called Rev. Dunbar H. Ogden Jr. of Second Church Portsmouth Ohio to fill the pastorate after Dr. Hunter B. Blakely resigned last spring to lead Queens Chicora College in Charlotte N C. Ogden visited Staunton recently and is expected to reply soon. He has four years in Portsmouth following a five year pastorate at Pikesville Kentucky and NC mission work. He studied at Davidson College and Union Theological Seminary.
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Community notes on local events and school activities
After his return from Winchester hospital Mrs. Robert Snapp took Mt. Airy children to Luray for a Junior Leaguers state gathering. Mt. Airy softball game with Round Hill postponed due to rain. Opequon supporters filled Stephens City High audience. Mountain View Junior High to sponsor student numbers and a debate on a widely engaging subject. Plan to attend to support education.
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Gainesboro Tops Middletown in Frederick Clarke Openers
Gainesboro High beat Middletown 8 6 to open Frederick Clarke Baseball League play. Nat Smith homered for Gainesboro, Jenkins homered for Middletown, and Sidney Secrist struck out 8 in a strong Gainesboro pitching effort. Berryville edged Gore 4 3 as Scott Wingfield fanned 10 and Bob Berry delivered a go ahead two bagger in the eighth.
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Winchester Softball League Annual Meeting Tonight
Team sponsors captains and players are reminded of the Winchester Softball League annual meeting tonight at 8 at the Young Men's Sports Shop. Officers will be elected and plans made for the 1940 season.
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Stars pitchers pace baseball notes from latest games
Yesterday's results highlight Bob Feller no hitting the White Sox for an 8 strikeout win. Lefty Grove limited the Senators to two hits and no walks. Kirby Higbe and Gus Suhr contributed for the Giants in a 3-1 victory. Chubby Dean scattered six hits as the Athletics beat the Yankees with the ninth inning run. Arky Vaughan led the Pirates with three singles and two RBIs in a 15-hit attack against the Cardinals. Derringer six hits helped the Reds over the Cubs 2-1 with McCormick and Goodman homering. Coffman kept seven Detroit hits in check as the Browns won. Whitlow Wyatt and the Dodgers shut out the Bees.
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Ping-Pong Tournament Entries Rise in Winchester Area
The 2nd annual Junior Board of Trade ping-pong tourney at Handley play court opens Monday April 22. Entries are coming in slowly with Saturday the final day to enter. Eligibility covers Winchester and Frederick County residents and many prizes are offered.
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Winchester
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Feller Delivers Opening Day No-Hitter for Indians
Cleveland's Bob Feller tossed a no-hitter in a 1-0 win over Chicago White Sox as 183,957 fans attended opening day games across the majors. The marathon of strong pitching included eight other solid showings and featured home runs, umpire disputes, and an extra inning game.
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