Denver Bears End Long Pennant Drought With Prichard Power
Denver Bears hope to win a Western League pennant as Bill Prichard powers the lineup with homers at Bear Stadium. Prichard hits long drives and among his four home runs two come with the bases loaded. The club, under President Bob Howsam, has a pact with Pittsburgh giving National League control over selling Bears players.
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Denver
Denver Bears
Ema
Bill Prichard
Bear
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Prichard
Theo
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Bears
Pinckard
Marlene Mendes
Billings
Mont
Pioneer League
Andy Cohen
Trophy Fund Reaches Ten Dollars For Cup
In reply to a Star letter from Taylor Barr commissioner of the Revenue a ten dollar trophy fund donation arrives for a cup awarded to the second place team in the State Sunday School Tournament at Richmond. Dusty Rhodes and Howard Holland also contributed and others may send gifts to the Winchester Star Sports Department.
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Taylor Barr
Richmond
Amoun
Barr
Dusty Rhodes
Howard Holland
Winchester Star
Nudging in frog courtship shocks zoologist study
Zoologist N Bayard Green of Marshall College reports a year long study of 6000 frogs revealing a new term in the language of love. The Upland Chorus frog courtship shows many male frogs remain chaste, not by choice, as females do the courting and a surplus of males over females leaves the males dependent on chance. Green earned his doctorate from Ohio State University this summer.
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Green
Ohio State University
Grain-Storage Expansion Aims to Boost Turkey Exports
M. L. Dayton of the Mutual Security Agency announced a grain storage expansion plan in Turkey. The program includes spending 2.5 million dollars from MSA funds to purchase about 500 portable steel grain hangers to increase foreign exchange earnings through grain.
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Turkey
M. L. Dayton
Mutual Security Agency
Special Economic
MSA
Comparing Bobby Shantz to Mose Grove Risks Premature Judgment
A sports writer urges moderation in evaluating Bobby Shantz against Hall of Famer Mose Grove. Grove, a lefty ace who won 300 games, starred for the Athletics and Red Sox, with standout seasons from 1927 to 1935 and a peak 102-33 win–loss record in four prime years.
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Bobby Shantz
Athletics
Robert Moses Grove
Bobby
Jimmy Dykes
Grove
Shantz
Mose
Tyke
Old Mose
Boston Red Sox
Gold Sox
Philadelphia
World Golf Open Sparks Mixed Scores and Pro Struggles
In Chicago Tom O Shanter Country Club opens to a field of 80 with purses up to 25 000 first prize. Lew Worsham and Pete Cooper lead early with 65 as four front runners share the early lead and Sam Snead posts a 71 in the backdrop of high costs and lean players.
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Chicago
Tom O’shanter Country Club
George
Worsham
Cooper
Lew Worsham
Pete Cooper
Harry Todd
Roberto de Vincenzo
DeVincenzo
U. S
Todd
Dallas
Tex
Keep Fresh Water in a Cool Place
Pete and Livestock advise keeping drinking water cool to preserve freshness. The guidance emphasizes storage away from heat and direct sunlight to prevent spoilage and maintain safe drinking quality for animals and people.
Local Men to Attend 1952 Presbyterian Men's Conference
Ten local men from St. Paul's Presbyterian join over 1000 delegates for the 1952 Presbyterian Men's Conference to be held August 15 17 at Massanutten Springs with main addresses on Faith and Action. Local participants include Frank Bailey Jr A Hotinger Earl Luttrell T Calkin Stanley G Glichten Dr C Harlee Everette Kline Bigar Mason and William Pryor.
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Massanetta Springs
Frank Bailey, Jr
A. Hotinger
Earl Luttrell
T. Calkin
Stanley
G. G.iekten
C. Harlee
Everette Kline
Bigar Mason
William Pryor
Harrisonburg
Roe Bartle
Aaa
Kansas City
Bartle
Frederick H. Olert
Preswer Jaw
Richmond
David L. Stitt
Austin Theological Seminary
Austin
Texas
W. T. Thompson
Lee Seminary
Richardson
Porter Street Ronaree
Clinton Harris
Board of Christian Education
E. A. Fitzpatrick
Roanoke
John C. B. McFlynn
Danville
E. L. Repass
J. W. Rhodes
C. S. Lewis
Petersburg
Aubrey N. Brown
Holmes Rolston
D. W. Richardson
W. Norman Cook
Stephen D. Timberlake
Staunton
Arthur C. Livick
Orange
Alfred L. Wingo
Robert 8
Mrs Legge Dies At Home Here
Mrs Mamie Legge 55 died at 6 a m at her Highland Avenue home in this city after illness born Frederick County November 25 1896 daughter of the late William and Armel Shanholtz Dusing wife of Theodore Legge she was a member of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church Surviving are her husband three sisters two brothers twelve nieces and nephews Funeral services Monday at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev J S Duckwall Interment in National Cemetery
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Highland Ave
Frederick County
Ecomer
William and
Armel Shanholtz Dusing
Theodore Legge
Legge
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Jessie McFarland
Emnube Nichols
Pear Kline
Edward Dusing
Carson Hill
Jones
Duckwall
National Cemetery
Drought Relief Efforts Accelerate Across Regions
The AP reports a $1 billion drought relief effort in New England and the South moving to resume farming. USDA orders a hay surplus survey in Midwest states Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Illinois to source feed. Farmers Home Administration plans rapid government loans for seed and feed for drought struck belts. Disaster loan areas cover Tennessee Kentucky Arkansas North Carolina Alabama Mississippi South Carolina Massachusetts Maine and 44 Missouri counties. Showers reach Atlantic states southward and Gulf states with fair conditions elsewhere.
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Agriculture Department
Midwest
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Wisconsin
Michigan
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Farmers Home Administration
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Rockies
Bank of Berryville Begins Remodeling Expansion Program
Work started last week on the Bank of Berryville expansion authorized at the April board meeting. The project aims to enlarge facilities and modernize services for customers.
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Bank of Berryville
Bank expansion plans include new teller windows and vault space
The proposed project enlarges the bank lobby with two more tellers windows a bookkeepers room customers private booths and doubles vault space The expansion will also absorb the Annabelle Beauty Shop and extend east to the Tip Top Radio and Vision Store.
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Annabelle Beauty Shop
Bank Building
Tip Top Radio and ‘Vision Store
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