Park Falls To Indian Head In Last Inning Defeat
Indian Head beats Park Beaten 3 to 0 as two Park outfield errors open the door for three unearned runs. Lefty Duval pitched well for Park allowing eight hits and seven strikeouts, but the defense let him down. Duval also hit a two base hit, while Park plans a trip to Staunton Friday and hosts Seven-Up of Washington Sunday.
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Mallory
Lefty Duval
Indian Head
Duval
Park Boys
Staunton
Washington
Abrhe
Whitlock
Eas
Millart
Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Dodgers
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Newsom
Athletics
Harland Clift
A's
Chicago
Senators
Ude Passeau
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Gashousers
Cook and Cook estate sale sought in Winchester Virginia
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on July 30 1938 the suit for sale of the house and lot at 684 North Loudoun Street owned by the late George W Cook is noted to distribute the proceeds. Emma Cook is not a Virginia resident and must appear within fifteen days to protect her interests. The notice requires publication weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star and posting at the courthouse door by August 1 1938. An official copy is dated Clerk Clark M Smith.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Cook Ax Cook
North
Loudoun Street
Virginia
George W. Cook
Emma Cook
Evening Star
Clark M. Smith
Josephine Baber Nott
Thomas H. Baber
Ada Jane Stargell
Allen Wade
Goldie Malley
Allen B. Wade, Jr
Frances Chase
Dorothy Dennis
Violet M. Hendricks
Hazel R. Davidson
Thomas Hall
William Farrar
Theodore Farrar
Joseph Herman Farrar
Ann Jane Stargell
Morgenthau in Paris on vacation talks with French officials
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau vacations in Paris while spending time with French finance minister Marchandeau and other experts discussing international finance. They reaffirm mutual desire to maintain the 1936 tripartite monetary accord among the United States France and Great Britain.
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Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Paris
M. Marchandeau
Morgenthau
William C. Bullitt
Mons. Rueff
Finance Ministry
Marchandeau
U. S
France
Great Britain
Central Press
Yankees Sweep Pirates as Giants and Tigers Stumble
The Yankees routed Cleveland 7 0 to sweep the series and widen their lead while Pittsburgh won two games later to trim the gap. The Giants collapsed with ten hits as Mel Ott homered and Carl Hubbell faltered, and Detroit under Del Baker pounded Boston 17 3 with Hank Greenberg hitting his 38th homer.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland
New York Giants
Yankees
Tribe
Pirates
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
del Baker
Buck Newsom
St. Louis Browns
Giants
Yanks
Mel Ott
Carl Hubbell
Red Ruffing
Indians
Lou Gehrig
Joe Dimaggio
Sox
Tigers
Baker
Boston Red Sox
Hank Greenberg
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Jim Turner
Pig on Laura Woolley property tackled by Carlinville firemen
Chief John Kaufman captured the intruding pig on Miss Laura Woolley's property after she called the fire department. The incident ended when Kaufman performed a flying tackle to seize the animal.
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Carleville, Til
Carlinville
Laura Woolley
John Kaufman
National Emergency Council to release Southern economic report
The National Emergency Council will publish its analysis of economic conditions in the south on Wednesday ahead of President Roosevelt’s Georgia speeches. The NEC condensed a 17 point survey into 16 points after a conference with 23 southern business and education leaders from 14 states.
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Washington
National Emergency Council
South
Roosevelt
Georgia
University of Georgia
Athens
Barnesville
U. S
Houston
Pensacola
Warm Springs
Lowell Mellett
NEC
Mellett
Erect Church Fence and Reunion Help Sought
A church grounds work day is set for Tuesday August 9 to place a fence around the Old Stone Church Cemetery and prepare grounds for a reunion. All interested are urged to attend with baskets for August 20 grove gathering. Prof H C Barrett and ministers are to speak. former pupils expected.
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Old Stone Church
Green Spring School
H. C. Barrett
W. B. Obaugh
Harry C. Crim
Huffman Jailed Over Support After Cigar Question
In Kansas City Huffman failed to support his estranged wife and child. Judge A J Herrod pressed him about cigars found protruding from his pocket and gave him until he complies with a court order to aid his family. He claimed his mother gave him the cigars.
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Kansas City
Kas
Melburn Huffman
A. J. Herrod
Judge Herrod
Huffman
Romick Shuts Down Midway in Hustlers 5 2 Victory
The Winchester Hustlers, led by ace Johnny Romick with no walks and 10 strikeouts, defeated the Midway Amateurs 5 to 2. Red Snapp struck out 16 for Midway but could not prevent timely Hustlers hits after two outs. The Hustlers, undefeated this season, head to Summit Point, West Virginia, for a tests against a strong local club.
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Johnny Romick
Winchester
Midway
Romick
Red Snapp
Hustlers
Summit Point
W. Va
Hea Toghe
Casseses
Patton
Bed McKlwee
J. Ebert
Rhea
Swanson
C . Sue Ee
Yeakle
Ogg
Sc Teen
R. Webber
Carver
Peepee Ll Ae Snauu
Ee Hiyett
Eatoense Lo Ree
Manuel
Dr Pepper Juniors Seek Challenge in Park Diamond
The Dr. Pepper Juniors, a fast young midget baseball team, are undefeated this season and issue a challenge to any class. They schedule a single game tomorrow afternoon against the South End Terriers on Park Diamond. Contact Arthur Tinsman at 123 East Germain Street for teams wishing to meet the Peppers.
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Dr. Pepper
South End Terriers
Park Diamond
Little Peppers
North End
Peppers
Arthur Tinsman
East Germain Street
Fire alarm scare hits Wabash box amid sawdust ants
A false alarm in Wabash Indiana prompted a methodic check of 26 fire alarm boxes. Investigators found the fault in the 25th box where ants crawled through a ground pipe and packed three inches of sawdust, causing a short circuit that set off the alarm.
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Wabash
Ind
Dodgers and Giants pace note filled sports round up
SID FEDER surveys baseball chatter from New York with notes on Mickey Cochrane and the Athletics, DiMaggio road hitting, Sammy Chapman benching, Irv Gilbreath signing for the Redskins, and proposed World Series rule ideas, plus Red Sox extra innings streaks and other league jitters.
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Sid Feder
Eddie Brietz
New York
C. McGillicuddy
Philadelphia
Mickey Doc
Athletics
Don Budge
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Ohio Stateway
Francis Schmidt
Greyhound
Sammy Chapman
A’s
Joe Dimaggio
Yankee Stadium
Broadway Wise Boys
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Washington Redskins
Irv Gilbreath
Texas
Sammy Baugh
Davis Cup selection shapes a future star
The article notes George Hudson as a mentor to a rising player now named to the Davis Cup squad. It credits Hudson’s coaching as foundational and recalls Frank Kovacs' role in the transition, highlighting the athlete’s ascent within national team circles.
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George Hudson
Frank Kovacs
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