Park Blanks Martinsburg Nine 3 0 in Benefit Game
Winchester Park defeated Martinsburg 3 0 in a benefit contest for Edgar Burch a Park player who broke his leg on August 4 Proceeds totaled 215 with Mentzer and Swanson handling the pitching for Park Park's infield turned two double plays Hooper led with three hits and a sacrifice amid a first inning scoring burst Next Sunday Park meets Longwood Cricket Club in doubles action.
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Mass
Fred W. Hooper
Washington Park
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Eaton
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Sam Snead
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Howe News
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Newport News
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Martin
Portsmouth
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Red Sox
Newport New
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Bruno Lomenzi
Eric Mitchell
Piedmont
Roundup highlights from college to Olympic events
Ivy League directors wary of official status as presidents fear over emphasis at ticket windows. Miami fans rail at Waner for Sun Sox losses while Yvon Petra recalls a captured bullet from a Nazi prison camp. Hap Chandler eyed radio, Olympic prelude in Oslo, and a diving platform collapse injures several at Shakamak as Lombardo dominates powerboat racing. Longwood tennis resumes after five year break with National Doubles Championship set in Brookline.
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New York
Ivy League
Miami
Paul Waner
Sun Sox
Yvon Petra
Tennifer
Germany
Yvons
Shakamak State Park
Ind
West Coast
Indiana
James A. Emmert
Crystal Plunge
San Francisco
Cultonmah Club
Portland
Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
Shrewsbury
Milhon
Longwood Brookline
Mass
Prisoners mixed with civilians before Leavenworth prison
The Q and A note that before the U S Military Prison at Leavenworth, prisoners were sent to civilian penitentiaries. It also mentions large watermelons: a Missouri melon at 106 pounds and a Texas grower yielding 80 to 102 pounds.
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U. S
Leavenworth
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Colorado County
Rites Yesterday For Mr Liller
Funeral services for Jennings Liller Jr who died in an automobile crash last Wednesday night were held at his Baltimore residence at 10 30 am then moved to Fairview Lutheran Church near Capon Bridge for 3 pm services conducted by Rev J S Goode. Burial followed in the adjacent cemetery with pallbearers named Junior Wilcox Jack Niland Bill Willett Ed Penegrest Haskell Bell and Robert Mullen.
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Jennings Liller, Jr
Baltimore
Fairview Lutheran Church
Capon Bridge
J. S. Goode
Disciple of Christ Church
Junior Wilcox
Jack Niland
Bill Willett
Ed Penegrest
Haskell Bell
Robert Mullen
Mr. Clowser Buried In Mt. Hebron
Funeral services for J. Bennett Clowser Frederick county farmer were held at 2 PM yesterday at the Jones Funeral Home Rev E B Smith officiated Interment followed at Mt Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers included William and Ollie Clowser Luther Larrick Charles Rosenberger Strother Lineburg and Frank Lineburg
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J. Bennett Clowser
Frederick County
Jones
E. B. Smith
Mt. Hebron
William and
Ollie Clowser
Luther Larrick
Charles Rosenberger
Strother Lineburg
Frank Lineburg
White Post Trips Winchester 6-5
White Post travels to Winchester with a 6 to 5 score as residents within 20 miles of the city face 30 minutes of slow driving to Northwest Virginia shopping center crowds.
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Winchester
Northwest
Virginia
White Post
Winchester White Sox
H Pingley
Copenhaver
Keckley
Snider
Coffelt
P. Purtlebaugh
Cole
Sepatane P
RA Parker
Butler
Buckner
Brown
Casey
Cf Carper
If Dearmont
Garver
Rf Burt
Red Sox Rally Edges Yankees 4 3 In Second Game
The Red Sox come from behind to beat the Yankees 4-3 and split a doubleheader after Floyd Bevens pitched the opener 5-0. Pete Reiser and Dick Sisler featured offense for the Dodgers and Cardinals in other games.
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Yankees
Associated Press
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New York Giants
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Detroit Tigers
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Higgins
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Phils
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Harry Brech
Een
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Sisler
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Brecheen
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Sain
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Jesse Flores
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Detroit
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Washington
Rainfall totals and averages from local records
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hours ending 7 a.m. with 0.20 inches, August to date 3.55 inches, year to date 20.07 inches, and average annual rainfall over 33 years at 36.49 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1945 include January 2.49, February 1.97, March 2.97, April 3.14, May 3.63, June 0.??, July 3.82, August 3.76, September 2.4, October 3.37, November 2.45, December 2.58 inches. Data courtesy of Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester
Probate Powers Will in Clarke County
Clarke County death of Miss Powers in Berryville July 20 1927. will probated in Clarke County Clerk's Office with witnesses Ralph M Ware and Leona Krouse. Personal property to nieces Katherine and Virginia Page. interest in Berryville house to nieces. Auburn farm interest to Emily Powers and niece. Virginia Page executrix with bond. Appraisers listed. Heirs-at-law listed, including siblings and many nieces and a nephew.
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Clarke County
Berryville
Ralph M. Ware
Leona Krouse
Miss Powers
Katherine
Virginia Page
Emily Powers
Neice
Auburn
Edmonia Whitehead
Washington, D. C
Roberta Winter
Leland
Mary Kearney
Estelle Johns
Washington, D
Sophie Rhodes
Middlesboro
Emily
Fannie
Katherine Powers
Louise Perkins
Coatesville
Philip Powers
Pittsburg
Decontrol Board Sets Tuesday For Its Opinion Day
The decontrol board announced it will reveal its verdict on price controls for major foods and feeds next Tuesday. Chairman Roy L. Thompson warned against guessing the board’s decision, noting no speculation will be helpful as Congress had deadlocked before OPA was revived in July.
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Washington
Roy L. Thompson
Congress
OPA
No price ceilings on milk and foods during trial period
The notice states no price ceilings on milk butter meats grains and a long list of foods for a trial period ending Tuesday August 20. If the panel does not act the old price lids resume Wednesday. The discussion touches on Chinese leadership in the Boxer rebellion with Empress Dowager Cixi linked as a central figure.
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