Sports Roundup embraces wide range of baseball and boxing notes
New York April 23 The Special News Service reports on bets involving Hank Leiter and promoter interstate signings for a Columbus bout Referee Arthur Donovan to assist Johnny Bulla golf scores record nine under par 61 at North Carolina course Mention of Fritzie Zivic boxing results Coach Gibbs comment on Boston start Ivy prospect Eddie Shokes Yanks or Reds sugar claims Wimbledon champ Dorothy Round Little turning pro to coach in Quebec Hugh Mulcahy pitching hopes Doc Prothow Phillies visit Boston Jack Kearns refereeing in the South Spike Nelson Yale footballers playing soccer Prof Carmichael edition of Who in Baseball on shelves
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New York
Special News Service
Hank Leiter
Rdios
Buddy Knox
Budy Walker
Ohio Heavies
AO Columbus
Arthur Donovan
Johnny Bulla
Yes Store
North Carolina
Beantown
Fritzie Zivic
Tattle Tales
Ivory Hunters
Eddie Shokes
Duke
Yanks
Reds
Dorothy Round Little
Seigniory Club
Quebec
Hugh Mulcahy
Camp Evens
Doc Protho
Phillies
Bos
Spike Nelson
Yale
Florida
Bill McKechnie
Iaseus
California
John P. Carmichael
Chicago Daily News
Decree Sought to Clear Title on Winchester Lots
In the Circuit Court vacancy a suit filed by Clara J. Burner against Unknown Heirs and Lee Burner dec d seeks a decree to remove a cloud on the title to 115 117 119 South Side West Boscawen Street Winchester Va to identify heirs at law and creditors of James Burner and for general relief. Unknown heirs or creditors must appear within 10 days after publication and a notice will be printed weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star.
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Virginia
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Clara J. Burner
Lee Burner
West Boscawen (Water) Street
James Burner
Corporation Court
Evening Star
Corinne Barnett
Javelin Mishap Tears Off Points Ends Pennsylvania Meet
A Pennsylvania high school track meet was halted after the top three javelin throwers shattered the spear tips on impact. Officials canceled the remainder of the event as safety concerns arose.
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Pennsylvania
Gardener Must Decide Now What He Will Raise
Virginia Tech specialist L B Dietrich notes May as the moment for home gardeners to choose between producing vegetables for family use or for insect pests. He urges thorough soil prep, robust fertilization, and careful seedbed management to improve germination and yields. He covers plowing, manure, nitrate or ammonia fertilization, mulching, transplants, and row alignment, plus pest controls for cutworms ants slugs and snails using bands, bran mash, lime and insecticides. He emphasizes proper watering, root coverage, and succession planting to maximize harvests.
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Blacksburg
L. B. Dietrich
Virginia Tech
Stephens City Defeats Boyce 5 1 in Park Showdown
Harold Pawcett limited Boyce to three singles and a double as Stephens City won 5 to 1 at the Park diamond. Richard Boyd led the Stephens City offense with a double and a triple in four at bats while M Carbaugh and Hack added power hits. Buckner relieved and Buckner struck out 12 in a complete game for Boyce. The Frederick County rivalry resumes Friday in Middletown with Stephens City visiting the high school team.
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Harold Pawcett
Boyce
Park
Stephens City
Frederick Clarke Gue
Glasscock
Clarke County
Lawrence Buckner
Bob Ayler
Boyd
Richard Boyd
Frederick
Homey Hack
M. Carbaugh
Fawcett
Buckner
Colston
Middletown
Big Frederick
Singhass
H. Carbaugh
Richard
L. Fawcett
H. Fawcett
Itaes
Hack
Sevons
Glass
Buck
Dr Henderson to Meet Frederick County Teachers
Dr Ruth Henderson of the State Board of Education will meet Frederick County teachers at the general session on Saturday April 26 at 10 oclock in the county courthouse. Chairmen of study groups will report and Dr Head will discuss reports. All county teachers are expected to attend.
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Ruth Henderson
State Board of Education
Frederick County
Head
Berryville Defeats Upperville in 11-4 Baseball Tilt
Berryville High School Bobcats overwhelmed Upperville 11 to 4 led by Emmart, Childs and Rhoden power hits. Potts pitched his first game on the mound, surrendering seven walks and six hits including a Triplett homer, as Berryville built a big fifth inning and added three more runs in the sixth.
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Upperville
Dickey Potts
Berryville High School
Bobcats
Emmart
Childs
Rhoden
Rye
At. Lickey
Emmatt
Frank
Triplett
Utterbach
Ely
Potts
Berryville
E. Henson
Bse
Houghton
Oise Bere
FE Genase
SD Jackson
Ab Rhe PO
Gibson
Haus A Utterback
Bedov AE
Cfeuror
FE Kavcessss & Ood
Skeet Contest Open To All at Legates Farm
Talbot county skeet shooters prepare for the Talbot Red and Gun Club championship shoot at Legates Farm near Easton on May 3 and 4. The event is open to everyone while the Easton Elks Lodge sponsor a members only shoot. Elks teams from Maryland Delaware and Washington compete.
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Easton. Md
Talbot County
Talbot Red and Gun Club
Legates Farm
Here
Hugh Miller
Easton
Riley Smith Named Head Football Coach At W and L
Riley Smith 29 year old former Alabama All American and Washington and Lee veteran is named head coach at Washington and Lee University in the Southern Conference. He succeeds Warren E Tilson whose resignation was submitted yesterday. Tilson had coached since 1933 and guided the 1934 squad to the conference title.
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Lexington
Riley Smith
Alabama
Smith
Redskins
Tilson
Duke
Univeristy
Crimson Tide
Associated Press
Stanford
San Francisco
Will Nominate For Byron's Seat
Baltimore April 23 Formal nomination of candidates for the vacant congressional seat of the late William D Byron will be made at forthcoming meetings by state central committees of both parties Democrats meet April 25 at the Emerson Hotel Republicans meet April 29 at the Southern Hotel Byron s widow Mrs Katherine Byron of Williamsport is designated as the Democratic candidate A Charles Stewart of Frostburg is the GOP choice Governor O Connor has set May 27 as election date
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Baltimore
William D. Byron
Maryland
Emerson Hotel
Southern Hotel
Byron
Katherine Byron
Williamsport
A. Charles Stewart
Frostburg
O’conor
Tigers Slump Drops Them To AL Cellar
The Detroit Tigers, defending champions, plummet to the cellar with one win in five games as Hank Greenberg nears army induction. Dietrich of the White Sox four-hit them, ending 6 3, while Vander Meer flashes 12 strikeouts in Cincinnati's 1 0 win over Chicago.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Nobby
Bengals
Detroit
Tigers
Bill Dietrich
Chicago White Sox
Browns
Greenberg
Rudy York
Chicago
Tiger
Dietrich
Vander Meer
John Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Bill Lee
Cubs
Lee
Sonny Prey
Ival Goodman
Standings In The Majors Shake Up AL and NL Leaders
In the American League Washington leads Boston 12 to 5 while Philadelphia trails New York 6 to 5. Chicago 6 and Detroit 3 share 3rd place as St Louis 6 faces Cleveland 3 in a tight pennant race.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
L. Pet
St. Louis Seers
New York Ee
Derr
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
Chicago Weer
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Eee
Pittsburgh
Aé Inn St. Las
Cincinnati
Federal Reserve Loans Rise for Twenty Ninth Week
New York reports that the Federal Reserve weekly summary shows commercial, industrial and agricultural loans of member banks in 101 cities rose by 36 million for the week ended April 16 marking the 29th straight upturn. Retail buying runs more than 50 percent above last year with chain and independent stores buying heavily. Merchandising inventories are at their largest in some time signaling a possible wholesale slowdown soon.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Feller Warns Pitch Stealers After Opening Day Fight
Cleveland star Bob Feller warned American League stealers to stop signaling his pitches or risk injury. The 22 year old strikeout ace said no bean balls, but violent results could follow if batters attempt to gauge a curve and get a fastball instead. He aimed his ire at Mule Haas and Del Baker after their guiding signals in Chicago and Detroit.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
King
Robert
Mule Haas
Chicago
del Baker
Detroit
Haas
White Sox
Feller
Baker
Tigers
Fel
Bengals
Fights Last Night Draws Highlight Diverse Boxers
Boxing cards featured Johnny Flores in New York against Paul Klang in Brooklyn ended in a draw. Maxie Shapiro stopped Wishy Jones in Kentucky while Toronto’s Maxie defeated Joe Jesut vibe aire Suly in Montreal. Other bouts included Lee versus Indiana, with various decisions and knockouts.
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New York
Johnny Flores
Houston
Tex
Paul Klang
Brooklyn
Maxie Shapiro
New
Wishy Jones
Ville
Toronto
Maxie
Montreal
Joe Jesut Vibe Aire
Suly
Apea Es Barre
Nanticoke
Ad Lee
Indiana
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