Winchester and Boyce Clash on Handley Court Tonight
The Red Birds of Winchester Park Association meet the White Ducks of Boyce Athletic Club on Handley court in a expected close game. Charles Town American League team results suggest a competitive contest. Public urged to attend with low admission. Boy Scouts and kids under twelve admitted free.
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Winchester
Boyce
Red Birds
Winchester Park Association
White Ducks
Boyce Athletic Club
Handley Court
Charles Town
Colleges Plan Self-Run 1930 Baseball League Games
Princeton University officials said Columbia Yale and Princeton will play the 1930 Eastern Intercollegiate League baseball schedule without bench coaching. Dr Charles W Kennedy chairman of Princeton's athletic control board stated both Columbia and Yale accepted the proposal.
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Columbia-Princeton
Yale-Princton
Charles W. Kennedy
Board of Athletic Control
Princeton University
Columbia
Yale
Princeton
Trojans Ready For Rose Bowl Tilt With Pitt
USC coach Howard Jones said the Trojans prepared for the Rose Bowl without a real scrimmage, relying on daily dummy work against Pitt plays. He warned of a tough game, expects a close contest, and may tweak the forward wall while keeping the rest of the lineup as in the Carnegie Tech game.
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Trojans
University of Southern California
Pasadena
University of Pittsburgh
Howard Jones
Pitt Panthers
Jones
Carnegie Tech
Dempsey Declines Vaudeville to Focus on Coliseum Promos
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey turns down a twenty week vaudeville offer to return to Chicago and handle promotional boxing ventures. He informs business rep Leonard Sacks that his next Coliseum attraction will be a 10 round bout between James J Braddock and Leo Lomski, contenders for the world light heavyweight title. In Atlanta, Shrine all star practice features 43 players from Southern Conference squads as Florida and Tennessee coaches direct drills for the New Year clash.
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Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Leonard
Dempsey
James J Braddock
Leo Lomski
Husky
Atlanta
Charles Bachman
Florida
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Army Faces Stanford With Probable Lineup Report
Army and Stanford expected to clash with a lineup listing players such as Carmark Muller Price and Hillsinger along with Hutchinson Frentrup and Smalling among others. The article details positions and abbreviations for the two teams.
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Army
Stanford
Leland Stanford
Army Stanford
Carmark
L. E. Muller
Price
Tandy
Humber
L. G. Bardin Miller Ce
Taylre Hillsinger
Dricoll Perry LR
Tompson Messinger
R. E. Preston
Carver Q. Fleischbacker Cagle
Noes
Robert Hutchinson
R. H. Frentrup Murrell BF Smalling
Guaranteed Relief for Rheumatism and Nerve Pain Promoted
A historic ad touts Q-623 and Q1623 as guaranteed remedies for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica lumbago promising pain relief after a few doses. The notice lists Baker's Drug Store Winchester Gardner's Pharmacy Boyca as recommending merchants for the prescription.
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Baker's Drug Store
Winchester
Gardner's Pharmacy
Boyca
VirginiaMountains Proposed National Park Hopes
William E. Carson urged Virginia's two senators and ten congressmen to designate the mountain region as a national park. Mrs. Katherine Chapman Zirkle died near Stephens City. Mrs. E C Yost won a Christmas decoration contest, receiving a Westminster Chimes clock. 1928 tax refunds included Fred L Glaize 1851 and George Washington Hotel Corp 1827. One hundred ten deaths in 58 cities from influenza last week.
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William E. Carson
Virginia Conservation Development Commission
Virginia
Katherine Chapman Zirkle
Stephens City
E. C. Yost
Northern Virginia Power Company
Fred L. Glaize
George Washington Hotel Corporation
Deaths from pneumonia and a bear incident near Strasburg
Over the weekend two pneumonia deaths are reported Robert Adamson a noted British fruit buyer and Stuyvesant S Mauck a retired farmer both died after a week long illness. Charles Middleton of Strasburg reportedly shot a black bear in nearby mountains after it attacked him.
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Robert Adamson
Stuyvesant S. Mauck
Charles Middleton
Strasburg
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Richmond Times Dispatch
Virginia
Fred Robinson
Bunker Hill
Keyser
W. Va
C. Alphonso Smith
Edgar Allen Poe
University of Virginia
Handley Library
Winchester Memorial Hospital board gains power to name successors
Charter amendment records a self perpetuating board at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Directors gain power to nominate and elect their successors and to adopt by laws for governance. Directors are appointed for life under prior terms, now replaced by mandatory self governance and control of the hospital.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lfe
Phrase on commerce and satire from a bygone era
The speaker muses on boosting business by using wealth sent abroad for agricultural products. The tone blends economic speculation with social critique, noting how a dead man cannot transfer his portion of atmosphere and sunshine to a favorite beneficiary.
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WM. G. Hardy
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Crosley Radio
Pine Motor CO
Braddock St
Nick Lingerin
Amherst St
Star
Southern
California
Associated Press
Jimmy Slattery
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
New York Boxing Commission
Capitol
Warner Brothers
Lupe Velez
Biger Rose
H.B. Warner
Grant Withers
RIN Tin Tin
Tully Marshall
Belasco
Capitol and News
Naar
Jons
aEani T’ "Flight
Jack Holt
Lila Lee
Ralph Graves
Lifetime
Apple Storage, Inc
W.F. Shryock
ED Poreman
Gainesboro Pike
Main Street
Herman’ H. Hable
Eal
Loudoun Street
Farmers & Merchants National
Gray & Sheetz
Brown & Fisher
Ghe Wen
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly Street
Inchester
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