National Hurlers Favor Seamed Baseball In Tight 1-0 Win
Giants ace Dizzy Dean shuts out Cardinals 5-0 in city debut as Ott drives in the only run. Feller dominates Tigers and MacFayden blanks Phillies. Tobin outduels Davis as Pirates stay unbeaten. Browns edge White Sox in ninth. Athletics break for 10-4 over rookie Boston pitchers.
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Scores and Upcoming Games in Baseball Leagues
Yesterday results in the American League show New York 4 over Washington 3, Philadelphia 10 over Boston 4, Detroit 9 over Cleveland 4, St. Louis 4 over Chicago 3. Today New York visits Philadelphia and Detroit goes to St. Louis with Cleveland at Chicago and Boston at Washington. National League schedules Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at Pittsburgh, and St. Louis at Cincinnati. standings list Pittsburgh 6 0 and New York 5 0 with Chicago and Boston trailing.
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First Of Series Of Virginia Tours Comes From West
The first of four regularly scheduled tours to Virginia by a mid west agency arrived in Richmond led by R F Carten of Carten Travel Bureau. About 75 travelers will visit Williamsburg Jamestown Yorktown Natural Bridge Shenandoah Valley towns including Lexington Staunton Harrisonburg Winchester.
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Queens Pictures On Display At Local Window
A display of pictures featuring the Queens of the 15 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festivals and numerous Princesses is arranged in the window of H. C. Sheetz & Son on Loudoun Street. The attractive feature has drawn large crowds.
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H. C. Sheetz & Son
Loudoun Street
Gun Club To Hold Two Day Matches At Apple Blossom Festival
The Winchester Gun Club announces a two day event with a first day featuring 100 single targets four 25 target events and three classes with prizes of 5 30 and 20. The second day offers 50 handicap targets and 25 pairs of double targets two classes each event with 60 and 40. Local shooters are invited to participate and spectators may attend free with guns and shells available on site.
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Winchester Gun Club
Navy Varsity Boats Columbia in Three-Race Sweep
Navy's powerful varsity crew won by a length and a half over Columbia on the Harlem, completing a three-race sweep for the middies. Navy freshman and junior varsity eights won earlier races as Columbia, lighter and less experienced, fought for a mile and a half of the mile and three quarters race before Navy pulled away.
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Harlem
Tars
Relief Brevities from Relief Virginia residents
Miss Mabel White returns home to Relief after winter in Winchester. Miss Maria Olinger comes back from New Market after visiting relatives. Mr Eugene Terault of the Middle Road spent Easter with Miss Retha Keckley. Mr Lester Burkhart and son were guests of Mrs M H Swartz. J C Burkhart visited Reva and Madeline Keckley. Mrs M H Swartz returns home after visiting daughter Mrs C L Williams.
Apple Bowling League Begins After Festival Break
The Apple Bowling League, revived after last year's lull, started games last Thursday with ten teams of two men and two women. They will bowl again tomorrow due to the festival and then every Thursday, promising high scores and sustained interest through the season.
Public Auction in Berryville for Blacksmith Tools Sale
Ill health forces closure of business and a public sale is set for Saturday April 30 at 10 A M in Berryville Virginia east of the N and W Railroad. Items include a 5 horsepower motor, heavy shafting, a heavy power drill, a light hand iron drill and other shop equipment. Terms are cash. Auctioneer Coleman Dunn.
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Berryville
John Fuller
Coleman Dunn
Nazi Pickets Enforce Vienna Jewish Store Boycott
Mass picketing by uniformed Nazis in Vienna targets Jewish shops as German authorities purge Austrian storm troopers and Hitler Youth members. Swastika armbands marked the march through the main shopping district to deter Gentile customers.
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Hitler Youth Organization
Wedding Invitations From STAR JOB PRINT Announced
The STAR JOB PRINT issues wedding invitations announcing the forthcoming celebration. Read by readers seeking event details and RSVP information.
Valley High teams asked to move games earlier
Valley High President W Wake requests all teams to play earlier in the week if possible. The Star urges teams and managers to mail results promptly after games to keep the league news timely for the public before widespread results are known.
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Valley High
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