Martinsburg and Hanover Eye Blue Ridge League Stay
Martinsburg and Hanover are expected to remain in the Blue Ridge League as investors Lewis A. Martin and Carl Kratz of Wilkes Barre Pa near finalizing a Martinsburg franchise deal. Mike Konnick would manage the Sox if approved, with Joe Cambria lining up three candidates to fill Hanover as the Hubs move an exhibit game and gauge interest.
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Hanover
PNA
Lewis A. Martin
Carl. Kratz
Wilkes Barre
Martin
Mike Konnick
Sox
Mike
Joe Cambria
Jamison
Mr. Thompson
Cambria
Tigers Defeated by St Louis 5 to 1 in Snowbound Game
St Louis rose to a 5 1 victory over Detroit as Dick Coffman struggled with wild deliveries. Herring started for Detroit with Samuels closing, both erratic as eight walks flowed. The Browns executed a double steal in the seventh with Schulte scoring, Manush adding a double and Schulte a double and two singles. Cold weather caused multiple postponements including Bostonanton, while White Sox Indians could not play due to a snowstorm.
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Tigers
St. Louis
Detroit
Coffman
Herring
Samuels
Browns
Schulte
Manush
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
White Sox
Indians
Phillies and Robins duel in 16–15 slugfest
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 16 to 15 in a wild three hour game as 38 hits produced 31 runs with a costly eighth inning error deciding the outcome. Jake Flowers booted Thompson’s grounder to allow Spotts to score the winning run.
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Cubs
Herman Bell
Grabowski
Haid
Cardinals
Phillies
Brooklyn Robins
Philadelphia
Jake Flowers
Thompson
Spotts
Brooklyn
Phils
Collins
Clark
Forbes Field
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Mapp Powers Washington and Lee past VPI 7 2
Reggie Mapp held VPI hitters scattered and led a seven two victory for Washington and Lee. He fanned seven, scored once, drove in another, and had three hits in four at bats. Routon scored on Richardson's first inning single. Hooper ripped a triple for Tech, driving in Rice, Rule and Nicholas.
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Reggie Mapp
Washington and Lee
Routon
Generals
Richardson
Hooper
Tech
Rice
Rule
Nicholas
Virginia Downs Princeton in 9th In Charlottesville
Virginia broke a 6 6 tie in the ninth inning to win 7 6 at Charlottesville yesterday, taking the series finale and splitting the two game set with Princeton.
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Virginia Downs
Princeton
Virginia
Charlottesville
Tigers
Bobby Jones Early Start and Jones Tennis Prowess
Bobby Jones began playing before age six as B Dailey, president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association, notes Jones's versatile talent. The report highlights Jones's long involvement in tennis and Dailey's assessment of his abilities with either hand.
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Bobby Jones
iats _B. Dailey
Winchester Blacksmith Praises Natex In Local Testimony
John W. Kern of Winchester testifies Natex eases his year long stomach distress. He says gas, pain, dizziness, neuritis, and nervousness improved after using Natex from Peoples Service Drug Store. A Natex Health Expert explains merits daily. samples and a health booklet free.
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Peoples Service
John W. Kern
North Market Street
Winchester
Natex
Peoples Service Drug Store
Tocal People
Paul Berlenbach’s early life and New York boxing scene
Paul Berlenbach, famed light heavyweight champion, was deaf and mute until fourteen. The piece notes fringe clubs in New York and their dwindling role as boxing yields to hockey, with St Nicholas Arena still a hub for small-time fighters amid a shifting Madison Square Garden focus.
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Paul Berlenbach
Dee
Jackie
Jim
Han Cat York
New York
S T. Nicholas
Madison Square Garden
Winter season puck chasers face customer demand shift
The season saw hockey teams struggle to meet Farore customers demand while leather goods sales lag.
Prices Fall on New York Stock Exchange
The price levy on the New York Stock Exchange dropped steadily through the day. Virginia's state road building program will cost 10 million dollars this year, including a new bridge over the Shenandoah river at Berry's Ferry. The Chamber of Commerce works to help the city solve its water problem. President Hoover says he will live in tents for now at his fishing preserve in Madison county Virginia. Five years ago April 21, 1925 a throng of 35,009 people wit
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State of
Virginia
Shenandoah River
Berry's Ferry
Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Madison County
Apple Fete Winners and Local Appointments Report
The Abbie and Augusta teams won laurel at the apple fete with bi. Miss Elizabeth Kern is named temporary post master of this city. The east plans to adopt daylight saving time soon. Dr Hough entomologist reports a very favorable apple in this section.
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Te 'Abbie
Augusta Ere
Elizabeth Kern
Hough
Woman's Civic Club Holds First Meeting in 1915 Era
Fifteen years ago on April 24 1915 reports mention the Woman's Civic Club Incorporat holding its first meeting. The item notes Canadian troops aiding the Allies in a major battle and references local commerce with 45 cents per 100 pounds for a sale in the city.
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Woman's Civic Club
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Valley Bound.
Poem fragment expresses longing for the Valley and apple blossoms. Narrator Gladys Sargent recalls leaving The Land of Rap ure and yearns to wander among blossoms and fragrance. The speaker vows to return soon to seek solace in the Valley.
Notice of Union Bank of Winchester stockholders meeting
Stockholders of the Union Bank of Winchester will meet Thursday April 24 1930 from 11 am to 2 pm to elect directors and transact other business. Chas J Summers cashier.
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Winchester
Chas J. Summers
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Baltimore & Ohio
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