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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1930
Page
5
Daily column provides local and state sport updates for The Star. Readers urged to submit results and notes on teams, players, and events for expanded coverage.
The article notes Wilson and his Martinsburg quint visiting more than 100 rpm teams in various places. Wilgan coaches Hose Company Mo here and will start his season this week, planning to participate in some games as a player.
Officials at the Naval Academy say they are not contemplating any move toward resuming athletic relations with the Military Academy as tensions linger. The statement comes as both academies assess future cooperation and potential competition between their sports programs.
The Washington Senators announce the sale of Muddy Ruel to the Boston Red Sox on a cash basis. Senator president Clark Griffith confirmed the deal yesterday and said the amount was not disclosed.
The State Commission on Conservation and Development via its water resources and power division released a bulletin on the subject of Virginia waters dated the 16th. The document outlines evaluation methods and findings related to water resources and potential development impacts within the state.
A preliminary cooperative study by Ira Development and the United Geological Survey surveyed Virginia water quality. Daily samples were taken at 16 stations from April 1 1930 across streams including the Shenandoah forks, James, Roanoke and Appomattox rivers, Rivanna and several others. Analysis data available from the State Commission on Conservation and Development in Richmond Virginia.
Maurice Cosgriff, aged near eighty, died of a heart attack last Thursday at his cousins near Hayfield. Funeral services were held Saturday at St. John's Lutheran Church with Rev. C. E. Seastrunk officiating. interment followed. He lived in Hayfield with cousins Bennett Clowser and John W. Hall, was a longtime Fremont Lutheran member, and known for his gentle demeanor and community service.
A fragmentary reflection by Elsie McCormick hints that future archaeologists may study ancient Thumb golf course remains to relate them to a symbolic sun cult, implying a cultural link between leisure sites and sun reverence.
Cecil B. De Mille's Madam Satan charters a Zeppelin flight with a masked ball and a crash sequence, featuring Denny and Kay Johnson in a tale of love and rebellion. Roland Young frames provocative scenes as the episode unfolds with parachutes and stylish tunes. The review praises wit and spectacle, noting the clever plot and stylish glamour.
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