Health Club Clinches First Place With Elks Victory
Health Club secured first place by defeating the Elks as Dr. James Club hammered Elks pitcher Marshall Stine for 11 runs on 14 hits. Elks pitcher yielded 14 hits and 11 runs in defeat. Bob Leasure was honored after dislocating and fracturing his elbow in Monday’s game.
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Marshall Stine
Elks
Doffiemyer
Woolen Mill
A. & P. Stores
Grocers
Snapp’s A. C
Men’s Athletic Club
Ma” Carpenter
Round-Up Sports by Eddie BrietzHighlights of midseason moves
A broad July round-up covers Joe DiMaggio’s hot Yankee form and big league debuts, Barnstorming managers, and shifts in boxing and tennis. It notes college plans at North Carolina and NC State, Cubs dominance, Freddy Steele in line for a middleweight title, Van Mungo and Curt Davis trades, Pepper Martin and Rip Collins acts, and the Giants seeking winter moves while New York football faces talent hunts.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Jock Whitney
Tommy Hitchcock
Park Avenue Toffs
Abe Simons
Dodgers
Buddy Hassett
Jack Coffey
Fordham
Europe
Jimmy Bronson
Billy McCarney
North Carolina
N. C
Graham
W. Winchell
Tom O'Rourke
Max Schmeling
Cubs
Curt Davis
Bill O'Brien
Ellsworth Vines
Bitsy Grant
Mike Jacobs
Freddy Steele
Babe Risko
Giants
van Mungo
Bill Terry
Jack Sharkey
Phil Brubaker
Col. Tom
San Francisco News
Laird
Pennsylvania
Pepper Martin
Rip Collins
New York Football Giants
Rain and Hail Boosts to Vegetation Across County
Rain and hail swept the county with Winchester reporting only a tenth inch while southern areas saw a wide shower. Estimates place one half to one inch of rain over a broad region. Middletown reported notable hail, with stones up to guinea egg size. Damage to gardens and crops appears minimal. fruit damage is unconfirmed.
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Winchester
Middletown
Watchman Slays Employer in Cleveland Murder Scene
Albert R. Zautner, 70 year old night watchman, is held on suspicion after allegedly shooting George A. Rutherford, president of a large storage company, following a rebuke for intoxication by Lloyd H. Pease, who was wounded during the struggle. Central Press reports the incident happened at the Rutherford plant in Cleveland.
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Albert R. Zautner
Cleveland
George A. Rutherford
George A. Rutherford Co
Zautner
Rutherford
Lloyd H. Pease
Central Press
ARAX touted as triple strength stomach tonic at Miller's Winchester
Local health claim promotes ARAX at Miller's drug counter 107 N Loudoun St Winchester. An elderly man from Kent Street testifies ARAX cured years of indigestion constipation and sleepless nights. The ad urges readers to see the ARAX representative, request the health booklet free and learn how the herbal medicine can help the stomach liver kidneys and bowels.
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Miller's Store
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
J. Oliver Lowrey
Kent St
Arax
Miller’s
Loudoun St
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Dr. Sees Club
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Lions Club
Aeree
O’bullivan
Earner
No. Va. Power
National Fruit
Men's Athletic Club
By Eddie Brietz
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Mickey Mouse
Flash Gordon
Aeri
Dhu
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Gephart
Purner Tove
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South Bend
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America
Bitioxbe
Itiomi
Tae
FORD
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Fesume
Pflenger
Macgregor Golf Clubs
Zipper
Simoni
Wool Highboys
Bruce Barne
Wille
Bordy Peer Fang
Pyron
Market Square
Harrisburg
Hanover ST
Carlisle
N. Main ST
Chambersburg
Market ST
Lewistown
W. Main ST
Waynesboro
King &T
Lancaster
Baltimore ST
Cumberland, MD
West Court Square
Harrisonburg
West Main ST
Charlottesville
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