Tigers Take Opener as White Sox Held to Three Hits
Detroit defeated Chicago 8 to 4 in the opener of the series. Vic Sorrell and Charlie Sullivan limited the White Sox to three hits, while Vic Frasier walked ten batters for a total of 20 free passes in the game.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Vic Sorrell
Charlie Sullivan
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Vic Frasier
Ponehead
Yanks
Washington
New York
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Lynn
Lary
Ehrig
Ted
H. Rice
Senator
Executor's Sale of Desirable Stephens City Home
Public auction in Winchester Virginia offers the former Funkhouser home in Stephens City on Main Street. One-fourth acre lot with six room residence, garden, and outbuildings. immediate possession. Terms: one-third cash, balance in two yearly installments with deed of trust and fire policy.
Cubs defeat Reds in first game of series
The Chicago Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1 in Cincinnati. Cubs offense collected 13 hits against three Cincinnati pitchers, while Charlie Root limited the Reds to six hits as about 6,500 fans endured cold weather.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Root
Pirates
ST. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Amateur Stars to Shine in Golf Classic at Hot Springs
Amateurs from the North South and Middle West converge on Hot Springs Virginia for the Old Dominion Championship. Notables include T Philip Perkins of Fox Hills Staten Island the 1928 amateur champion and former British Open top amateur. Billy Howell of Richmond leads Southern entrants after rapid rise this season and prior Virginia State title in 1923.
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Hot Springs
OT Springs
Florida
New York
T. Philip Perkins
Fish
Fox Hills Golf Club
Staten Island
Golf Club Pians
St. Augustine
Fila
Orida
Augustine Links
Perins
Perkins
Bobby Jones
Executor's Sale of Elisha Light Property
Public auction on April 24 1931 of 59 acre Gainsboro District land and improvements adjoining Tucker Luttrell Susannah Clark and Howard DeHaven. Terms half cash balance in one or two years with 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Personal property to be sold for cash immediately after. Executor: Harry R Kern.
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M. M Lynch
A. E. Funkhouser
D. Duvall & Dunn
Elisha Light
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
W. B
Gainsboro
Tucker Luttrell
Susannah Clark
Howard DeHaven
Harry R. Kern
Bankruptcy Sale of L. W. Chichester Goods in Winchester
Under the U S District Court order in the Western District of Virginia the public sale of the bankrupt L W Chichester s stock at the Plaza Winchester will be held on Wednesday April 29 1931 at 11 oclock A M The inventory includes valuable tires tire accessories tools and related items Terms are cash BP Haberison Prusies were listed as officers in charge.
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United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
L. W. Chichester
Winchester
Haberison, Prusies
Executors Sale of Desirable City Property in Winchester
Public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 11 o clock A M on May 16 1921 the estate of the late Bell Zora Hardy sells a 50 foot by 161 foot lot at 450 North Kent Street with a nine room house One third cash day of sale remaining payments secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy Auctioneer A G Swanson executor Clarence E Hardy
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Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Bell Zora Hardy
North Kent Street
Kent Street
Kern Street
Chase Alley
Public Sale Under Court Decree in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioners announce a public sale of 84 acre farm near Winchester and Berryville Turnpike by decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court. Sale Saturday May 23 1931 at 11 am in front of the County Courthouse with one third cash and balance due in one or two years, six percent interest. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall. Clerk Brannon certifies bond of $3500.
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Cecilia Miller McKay
Olient
Antrim A. McKay
Louise Miller McKay
Herbert 5
Lyvinger
Cecilia Miller
McKay
Frederick County
Valley Turnpike
Stephens City
Dudley L. Miller
R. Gray Williams
Ieening Star
Winchester
Co. C. Brannon
Herbert S. Larrick
Circuit Court
Virginia
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Walter R. Foley
Winchester and
Berryville
Abrams Creek
W. L. McDonald
Berryvill
I. P. Whitehead
T. Russell Cather
Dunn & Duvall
C. Brannon
Campaign for Virginia Children's Home Society Relief
Fifty Virginians led by Governor Gar land Pollard back a statewide drive to raise 50000 for the Virginia Children s Home Society as fears grow over its closure. May visitation and pro campaigns will mobilize committees to rally support to prevent children from entering public alms houses. The meeting featured Pollard former Gov E Lee Trinkle and other state leaders urging aid amid deteriorating finances and threatened creditor actions.
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Children’s Home Society of Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Richana
Pollard
Cantey Onlte
E. Lee Trinkle
Roanoke
Frank Bane
Virginia
B. Wellford, Jr
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Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank
Lewisburg
West Virginia
Frank Kinzer
Covington
Union Trust Company
Charleston
D. B
Roscoe H. Myers
Josephine I. Beuchler
M. L. Persons
State of
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W Va
D. B. 155
Joe V. Taylor
Ridee Road
Shockeysville
Harry R Kern
P. G
County OF Frederick
James L. Gardner
Louis
Old Dominion
Elisha Light Property
Clarence E. Hardy
Bell Zora Ae Lec’d
A. G. Swanson
C. C. Rannon
Anna Steele Richardson
Sadie E. Pyatt
Bygeia Magazine
Liberty
Bell of Liberty
Potomac Edison System
Berryville, Va
Winchester, Virginia
Strasburg, Va
Charles Town, W. Va
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