Gainesboro Triumphs Over Middletown 8 4 In Nine Inning Game
Gainesboro defeats Middletown 8 to 4 as Omps hits a bases loaded triple turning a close game in the fifth. Baker allowed five hits but his team failed to hold the early lead as Cooley Shiley and Renner contributed for Gainesboro.
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Middletown
Gainesboro High School
Baker
Middlen
Omp
Cooley
Shiley
Renner
Omps
Ramey
Thompson
Bayliss
Philips
Braithswaite
Middletown City
Dalton
Brumback
Ross
Muse Reappointed to State Board of Education
Roanoke senator Leonard G. Muse has been reappointed by Governor Tuck to the Virginia State Board of Education for a four year term ending January 25, 1951. The notice appears on page 4 with other exam and trivia items.
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Richmond
Leonard G. Muse
Roanoke
Tuck
State Board of Education
Phalanx and Faultless Lead Derby Field at Louisville
Derby day in Louisville centers on Phalanx as the favorite with trainer Sylvester Wei wary of Faultless, Jet Pilot, and On Trust. The crowd of 125000 gathers at Churchill Downs for the 73rd Kentucky Derby, with Ben Jones guiding Faultless toward a fourth Derby attempt and Phalanx bred in Clarke County by Abram S. Hewitt and owned by Hewitt and Sonny Whitney after a Wood Memorial win.
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Louisville
Derbytown
Phalanx
Faultless
Sylvester Wei
Virginia
Jet Pilot
Elizabeth
Arden) Graham
Earl Stice
California
Churchill Downs
Hardboots
Plain Ben Jones
Plain Ben
Bull
Son
Pilate
Clarke County
Abram S. Hewitt
White Post
Mr. Hewitt
Sonny Whitney
Wood Memorial
Taft Bumps Into Vandenberg Over Labor Bill Clash
In Washington on April 29 Senator Taft fights to broaden labor relief to allow private employers to seek injunctions against strikes and secondary boycotts. Senator Vandenberg objects within the Republican Policy Committee, signaling a party split on the amendment linked to the Norris LaGuardia Act.
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Washington
Senaor Taft
Ohio
Vandenberg
Mich
Republican Policy Committee
Taft
Michigan
Senate
Barkley
Taft Vandenberg
George
Ball
R-Minn
Byrd
Auction Listings Open Across Farms and Homes
April 30 10 30 am C K Cadwallader O Neal Farm 2 mi south Stephens City on UV 8 April 30 11 Livestock implements machinery household goods May 7 1 pm J H P near Brucetown May 7 1 pm Henry Grimm Kernstown Household and kitchen furniture May 10 10 am Grimm Estate Louis H Grimm Executor 2188 Winchester Antiques and San ele goods May 17 1 pm Mrs James Wingfield 365 National Ave Winchester Household goods
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C. K. Cadwallader
O’neal
Stephens City
Patton
Brucetown
Henry Grimm
Kernstown
Grimm
Louis H. Grimm
Winchester
James Wingfield
National Ave
New Clarke Nine Makes Successful Debut Sunday
Clarke County defeats Round Hill 10 to 0 in a debut behind three hit pitching by Leonard Pierce and Lawrence Buckner. Pierce pitched four innings with two hits allowed and three strikeouts. Buckner relieved in the fifth, fanned ten and allowed only one scratch hit. Garver's triple paced the Clarke offense, with Buckner adding a double as the Dodgers held Round Hill to none.
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Clarke County
Round Hill
Leonard
Buddy) Pierce
Lawrence
Lefty
Pierce
Clarke
Buckner
Bell
Allison
Garver
H. Buckner
Larrick
R H Parker
Blee Estep
Benak Oliver
Carlyle
Hummer
Brown
Burtner
Butler
Tomblin
Lee Pierce
L. Buckner
Willingham
Parks
A. McCawley
Fields
No Progress Report In 22 Day Telephone Strike
Labor department conciliators report no progress after a 22 day strike by long lines telephone workers. Discussions followed a meeting between union officials and AT and T officials. Union leader Robert Creasy claimed the company refused to bargain while AT and T executive George Dring said arbitration was offered and wage offers were not yet made. Conciliators planned separate talks and another joint session soon. Northwestern Bell offered a wage proposal.
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Washington
Labor Department
American Telephone and Telegram Company
Robert Creasy
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Georges. Dring
AT and T Long Lines Department
A. T
T. Long Lines
Mother, 18, Quick On Draw, Shoots Her Assailant
Hollywood detectives report an 18 year old widow and mother, Mrs. Ginevra Knight, shot and killed a man who threatened her as she parked her car in her garage. She retrieved a .38 pistol, fired as the intruder clamped a hand over her mouth, saving herself and her car. The man was identified as Thomas Houses, 23.
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Hollywood
Ginevra Knight
N. E. Finn
J. H. Hausman
Whight
Merchant
Thomas Houses
Scientists foresee economic role in future medical teaching
Dr. Wilson G. Smillie predicted at the American College of Surgeons that medicine will include economics and social factors to keep people from illness. He warned that chronic and degenerative diseases now afflict mainly 30s and 40s adults and stressed preventive measures tied to home life work and life attitudes.
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Coward W. Blakes
Associated Press
Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Wilson G. Smillie
Cornell Uni- Som Medical College
New York
Smillie
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The list highlights top performers across batting pitching and speeds. Notable names include DiMaggio Rizutto Mullin and Wright with high hit and steal counts. Pitching leaders feature Bevens Reyholls Kramer Black and Hudson among others with strong ERAs.
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The
Associated Press
Baseball Leaders Set Pace With Narrow Margins
Batting leaders include Walker and Reiser of Brooklyn at .433 and .429. Runs led by Elliott of Boston with 11, tied by four players. Galan of Cincinnati and Miller of Cincinnati drive in 13 and 71 RBIs respectively. Gustie of Pittsburgh and Baumholtz of Cincinnati share hits with Ennis of Philadelphia. Russell of Pittsburgh tops triples with 2, thirteen players tied with 1. Mize and Miller share trips and runs. Verban of Philadelphia and Adams of Cincinnati lead stolen bases. Blackwell of Cincinnati and De Rowe of Philadelphia post 3-0 pitching records.
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Walker
Brooklyn
Reiser
Elliott
Boston
Galan
Cincinnati
Miller
Gustie
Pittsburgh
Baumholtz
Ennis
Philadelphia
Russell
Mize
New York
Ganan
Verban
Adams
Plane wreckage yields two dead fliers near Greenburg
Sunlight on aluminum wings revealed a wrecked plane on a wooded hilltop near Greenburg Pennsylvania. Two pilots were found dead at the scene.
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Greenburg
Here
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