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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

6

American League Standings and Results Snapshot

The American League table lists W J Washington leading with 67 wins and 38? losses, followed by New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, and St Louis in order. Yesterday Washington beat Boston 5 3 and Chicago beat Detroit 6 3. Today’s games include Washington at Boston and Detroit at Chicago with New York at Philadelphia. Tomorrow features New York at Philadelphia and St Louis at Cleveland along with Detroit at Chicago.

W.J . Washington New York Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Chicago Boston Louis Washington St. Louis

A Fine Display At Charles Town Despite The Rain

Charles Town hosts a rain affected horse show with large turnout. Winners include C. E. Norman in two heavy draft classes, Stull Brothers in two, and Llangolen Farm in two. Notable winners span Green hunters to sprint races, with strong showings by Mrs. Whitney and others. Also Roger Pryor, son of Arthur Pryor, debuts in the Universal musical Moonlight and Pretzels.

Charles Town W. Va C. E. Norman Stull Brothers Llangolen Farm Jefferson County Green Hunters Strong Point J. M. Trapnell Hunter Hacks Rock Haven Cockrill Bros Bondiable John Hay Whitney Leggins Whitney Cathode Ray Elizabeth Nesbit Greg Knight Round Hill E. L. Redmond Fairfield Farms Quil Ernest Wolf Clifton Rose L. M. Allen Shannon Boy Salterello White Rock Ewart Johnson Miss Coquette Wandering Jim G. L. Born Radial C. E. Wilson High Lady A. S. Bowman Dutiful George Everhart Bonnie Laddie M. M. Maddux Wise Kid Margery Seay Eddie Direct J. H. Eyler Hollywood Wilford George W. Fry Senator Hanover J. H. Bowers William Forbes R. M. Snapp Nancy Allison Roy W. Bowers Sambo G Espardo C. M. Feltner Schigg B J. P. Bowman Sandy McGregor J. H. Bogler Robert Henry M. O. Rouse Flying Cloud E. L. Miller R. Dulaney No Hope H. W. Herring Thyman Worthington Roger Pryor Arthur Pryor

National League schedule notes with multiple games

The league slate includes New York at Philadelphia 0 4 0 and Chicago at Pittsburgh with rain, plus Cincinnati at St. Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at St. Louis, Boston at Brooklyn, and Philadelphia at New York as the only listed games on the docket.

Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia New York National League Broklyn

South End Hose Club Games At Home This Weekend

The South End Hose Company baseball team schedules home games at the Fairgrounds this weekend. Saturday at 3:00 PM they face Loudoun Light and Power Company nine from Purcellville. Sunday at 1:00 PM they meet Hose Company No. 5 from Martinsburg and the Rosemont Park Baseball Club of Martinsburg in a twin bill.

South End Hose Company Fairgrounds South

Blue Sox Triumph Over Old Chapel Nine 6-5

The Winchester Blue Sox defeated the Old Chapel baseball team 6-5 at the local Fair Grounds. Pangle allowed 3 hits and fanned 9 for the Blue Sox while R Sillman yielded 8 hits and 8 strikeouts for the visitors. Chairman Farley led a unrelated political note involving a code diagram.

Blue Sox Old Chapel Winchester Pangle R. Sillman Farley

City League Week Schedule Brightens Basketball Lineup

Today Ball Hawks host Lions as part of a packed week. Remaining schedule lists Aug 14 All Stars versus Lions and Woolen Mill versus Old Time, Aug 17 Ball Hawks against South End Indians, Aug 18 Post Office versus Sunny Side, Aug 21 Ball Hawks versus Old Tim, Aug 23 Lions against South End, Aug 24 Post Office versus Att, Aug 25 Sunny Side versus Woolen Mill, Aug 28 All Stars versus Sunny, Aug 30 Old Timers versus South, Aug 31 Ball Hawks versus Va, and Sept 1 Lions against Post Office.

Ball Hawks Lions All Stars Woolen Mill South End Indians Post Office Sunny Side Tim South End Lians Attars Old Timers Sunyside Lj Ball Hawks All-Stars South End Ind Lions Club Va. Woolen

ICC Refuses Change in Coal Freight Rates

The Interstate Commerce Commission today declined to alter freight rates on coal from Pennsylvania Maryland and Northern West Virginia to eastern trunk lines and New England. It upheld current trans shipment rates to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore for soft coal and coastwise movement, finding the general rate structure lawful with few exceptions.

Associated Press Washingtoon Interstate Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia New England New York Philadllphia Baltimore

Oyster Marketing Agreement Discussed By Trade Groups

Washington August 11 officials from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration discussed a proposed oyster marketing code that would split oyster producing states into four divisions. The plan would authorize a committee to draft a marketing plan and establish a uniform grading system for oysters. Beer tax receipts reportedly fell as consumers believed more tax revenue went to beer than to beer as refreshment.

Associated Press Washington Trade With Agricultural Adjustment Administration Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Delaware Middle Atlantic Maryland Virginia North Carolina Oyster Growers and Dealers Association of America

Rail Head’s Fiancée Aimskaar Faces Motive Mystery

Magnhilde Aimskaar, fiancée of the late Henry F. Sanborn, leaves police HQ unable to shed light on motive for the New York railway executive’s murder. They planned to marry July 16, postponed to the day after Labor Day. Sanborn’s body found in a shallow Queens grave.

Magnhilde Aimskaar Henry F. Sanborn New York Queens

All Government Contracts To Go Under The Eagle

President Roosevelt issued an executive order placing all government contracts under the National Recovery program for shorter hours and higher wages. Contracts must source from Blue Eagle emblem firms as part of a $3.3 billion public works plan, with penalties for noncompliance and potential purchase of undelivered supplies on the open market.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt

Industrial plan hinges on voluntary cooperation drive

Fragment describes efforts to win government support for a drive, noting that success depends on voluntary cooperation. It mentions moving toward full government participation and highlights a push toward 100 percent engagement.

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Candidates Set for Maurertown Talks at Festival

Democratic nominees Hon. George C. Peery and Senator Harry F. Byrd will address the Fun Festival at Maurertown Shenandoah County tomorrow night. Republican candidates Fred W. McWane and Henry A. Wise are slated to speak there tonight at the Maurertown Tur Festival.

George C. Peery Harry F. Byrd U. S Maurertown Shenandoah County Fred W. McWane Henry A. Wise

Community Project Tracks Three-Year Citizen Involvement

A community driven effort has been conducted by local residents for three years. It begins Friday night and continues through Saturday and Saturday night. The event uses a large meadow and features the parapanalia of such undertakings set up for attendees.

Madam Julia's Indian Bead Store Special Prices

Madam Julia's Indian Bead Store on East Piccadilly Street near the Commercial Hotel offers special prices Friday and Saturday and free palm reading with each bead basket or hooked rug purchase. Date 8-11-21.

East Piccadilly Street

Soddy Haines To Play At The Park

Soddy Haines and His Virginians will perform at the Rouss Spring Park pavilion tonight for a fund drive supporting the wading pool and playgrounds. Public patronage is requested.

Soddy Haines Rouss Spring Park

Card of Thanks for James N. Carr Family

The family of James N. Carr thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during his illness. They also express gratitude to those who sent flowers and offered carriages for the funeral.

James N. Carr

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