Sports Roundup From New York Anxious for Big Events
Mayo Clinic works on a fluid for calcified arms while Dizzy Dean’s comeback plans at Suffolk Downs loom. Patty Berg turns pro July 8 and signs with a Chicago supplier. Lew Burton discusses Baer and Galento, with Dan Topping set to wed Sonja Honey. Bar ney McCoskey shines in Detroit but seeks All Star nods. Mine Workers take over Pennington Gap club. Galento favored to win in fight hype.
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New York
Mayo Clinic
Dizzy Dean
Challedon
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Kilian
Vopel
Patty Berg
Chica
Jimmy Phelan
Washington U
Dean McAdams
Galento
Benny McCoy
Connie Mack
Mel Ott
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Sonja Honey
Dan Topping
Brooklyn Dodger
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Rochester
Detroit
Barney McCoskey
Barney
West Virginia
DiMaggio
Local anglers net 235 trout and legal hunting date shift proposed
The fishing party led by Herbert Schutte on The Bonita caught 235 trout. John D Glover added a 30 pound bonita and David M Beale a 35 pounder. The Park tennis scene saw several matches with Brock Breckenridge, Ken Robinson, Woodie Glazoe, Dan Gore and Bob Poston. The State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries proposed shortening the general hunting season to November 20 through January 5 east and west of the Blue Ridge, with public hearings to follow.
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Herbert Schutte
John D. Glover
Cape Charles
David M. Beale
Bill Grove
Breckenridge
Kenneth Robinson
Woodie Glaize
Dan Gore
Bob Poston
Dick Carpenter
Blue Ridge Mountains
Berryville Nine to Play The Park on Fourth of July
Berryville nine will not face the Frederick Hustlers on July Fourth. Clarke county Junior Board of Trade team is slated to appear in place of the Hustlers. Berryville also plans a Red Cross benefit game at The Park the following Sunday July 7. Lefty Michaels will start on the mound as The Park eyes another victory against Berryville. The Park also hosts a Saturday night game with the Waynesboro Generals in Waynesboro Virginia.
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Frederick
Maryland
Hustlers
Russell Potts
Potts
Berryville
Red Cross
the Park
Park
Perry Smith
Park Boys
City and County Realty Transfers List of Stephens City and Vicinity Deals
Special commissioner transfers ownerships across Stephens City and surrounding areas. Transfers include Herbert S. Larrick to C. S. Headley and to Atha Sargeant for properties valued at $255 and $205 respectively, and many other parcels with prices noted, ranging from $1 to $500, involving residents such as Patrick W. Lockhart, Rosa B. Kerns, Walter DeHaven, O. P. DeHaven, and others, with paths through Gainesboro Winchester Middletown and nearby districts. The document lists numerous 1 to 93 acre plots and small tracts transferred among individuals and trustees with stated consideration.
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Herbert S. Larrick
C. S. Headley
Stephens City
Atha Sargeant
Patrick W. Lockhart
Brown E. Jenkins
Winchester
Rosa B. Kerns
Als
John H Kerns
City
Walter DeHaven
O. P. DeHaven
North Frederick Grade
Ruben DeHaven
Catherine A. DeHaven
Gainesboro
Minnie Lamonds
E. Clay Rogers
G. Grover Teets
Ann McKenzie Bailey
Welltown
Ernest Jenkins
Kirby Teets
Lillie Marpel
George W. Hulver
John L. Hershenan
Mountain Falls
John L. Snapp
Charles
Cross
E. R. Sperry
Middletown
Mt. Falls
James W. McInturff
W. A. McIinturff
Stephenson
Belva G. Rickard
E. L. Molden
J. Howard
Virgil R. Prince
Northern Va. Power Co
Shawnee
J. W. Baker
Shawnee Secs
Earl S. Bailey Elux
Galento Baer Set for 15 Round Backyard Showdown Tonight
Tony Galento and Max Baer clash in a 15 round bout at a Jersey City ballpark with about 30 000 fans expected. The winner will meet Joe Louis in September. Galento is the favorite and seen as likely to KO Baer. Baer has been out of the limelight and the fight unfolds under boxing rules of choice.
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Gayle Talbot
Jersey City
N. J
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Galen
Galento
Tony
Baer
Max
O. K
Queensbury
Major League Standings Snapshot
Brooklyn faces Philadelphia Carlton and Beck in a rough tilt. Boston meets New York Errickson and Schumacher while Pittsburgh battles Chicago Bowman and Lee in a doubleheader style report.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Carleton
Beck
Boston
New York
Errickson
Schumacher
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bowman
Lee
Baseball Tonight Matches and Probable Pitchers List
The schedule shows Philadelphia at Boston with Caster and Heusser facing Harris and Gatehouse. New York visits Washington with Gomez and Leonard. Chicago plays Detroit with Dietrich against Sears or Trout. St Louis travels to Cleveland to meet Harris and Harder.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Seenee
Coiceeg
Éssceed
Derringer
McGee
Caster
Heusser
Harris
Gatehouse
Washington
Gomez
Leonard
Detroit
Dietrich
Sears
Trout
Cleveland
R. Harris
Harder
Seer Os
Washington Sheen
Rites Held For Daniel M. Sandy Near Stephens City
Daniel M. Sandy 61 of near Stephens City died in Palmyra Pennsylvania Saturday from complications following a fall and heart attack. A native of Rockingham County he worked in produce and served as Broadway town sergeant. He is survived by his wife several children and brothers John Bergton and Marion Broadway. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 with burial in Palmyra Pennsylvania.
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Daniel M. Sandy
Melvin K. Sandy
Annie Sandy
Stephens City
Palmyra
John
Bergton
Marion
Broadway
Fights Last Night Recap From Major Cities
Boxers and results from last night include Mike Gamiere stopping Johnny Pheasant in Chicago, Tony Musto outpointing Curtis Sheppard in Pittsburgh, Jack Dempsey knocking out Clarence Luttrell in Atlanta, Solly Krieger outpointing Al McCoy in New York, and Johnny Bellus defeating Julio Gonzales in New Haven.
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Chicago
Mike Gamiere
Cleveland
Johnny Pheasant
Pittsburgh
Tony Musto
Curtis Sheppard
Atlanta
Jack Dempsey
New York
Clarence Luttrell
Texas
Solly Krieger
Brooklyn
al McCoy
Boston
Johnny Bellus
New Haven
Conn
Julio Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Rev Dr McMurray Nears Retirement From Ministry
An adjourned Winchester Presbytery meeting at Martinsburg West Virginia aims to dissolve the pastoral relations of Rev. Dr J A McMurray with the Falling Waters group. Dr McMurray retires after more than 50 years in active ministry with potential discussion of missionary projects.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. A. McMurray
Falling Waters
Presbyterian Churches
McMurray
Red Cross Roll Call Contributors Named in Campaign
The list honors individuals including Bill Argenbright Mrs. Andrew Bell Mrs. Hattie Bell Mr and Mrs Frank Crawford Alli e D Cooper Jimmy Choucler J W DeHaven Logan R Fay and many others who contributed to the first Red Cross campaign. The notice credits community members and families for their support.
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Bill Argenbright
Andrew Bell
Hattie E. Bell
Frank Crawford
Allie D. Cooper
Jimmy Choucler
J. W. DeHaven
Logan R. Fay
Robert Fleet
Glass
Carrie
Lula Henry
Sadie Hamerick
J. H. Henry
Philip Klompus
Lorenzo Lewis
Edgar Payne
P. D. Plank
G. R. Ridgeway
M. L. Stevens
Shippe
John Scully
Bertha Williams
M. K. Welch
Emily Ward
Dempsey Wins In A Breeze
Atlanta report notes former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey knocks out Clarence Luttrell in four minutes eleven seconds to resume activity. About 10,000 spectators attend as Dempsey dominates with power from early rounds, securing a dramatic knockout on the platform.
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Lewis Hawkins
Atlanta
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Clarence (Paule) Luttrell
Dempsey
Nat Freisher
Luttrell
Browns Turn On Pals Amid Turmoil In Baseball
The St. Louis Browns, struggling after winter upheavals, upset the Cleveland Indians 2-1 to cut their lead to one game. Across the league, Dodgers beat Phillies 4-3 as Slaughter and Walker fueled the rally. Giants toppled Bees 7-1 behind Melton. Newsom notched his 11th win as Tigers beat White Sox 3-1. Athletics routed Red Sox 9-1 on Hayes homers.
Baseball Stars Yesterday Lead Big Wins Across Leagues
Yesterday's list shows Nelson Potter and Frank Hayes of the Athletics beating the Red Sox on eight hits with Hayes four for four and two homers in a 9 1 victory. Buck Newsom of the Tigers improves to 11 straight wins aided by six hit pitching and seven strikeouts against the White Sox. Cliff Melton of the Giants holds the Bees to six hits and fans nine for his seventh win. Joe Medwick of the Dodgers drives in a run with a triple and scores on a wild pitch in a 4 3 win over the Pirates. Vince Dimaggio of the Pirates hits two homers to tie the game in the ninth and Pittsburgh wins 4 3 in ten. Harold Clift and Rip Radcliff contribute in the Browns 22 1 triumph over the Indians.
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Judson Bailey
Associated .Press
St. Louis Browns
Ubs
Tribe
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Elden Auker
Browns
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Len Warneke
Enos
Slaughter
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phillies
Hugh Mulcahy
Dixie Walker
Joe Medwick
van Munge
Baltimore
Giants
Boston Bees
Cliff Melton
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Newsom
Buck Newsome
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Senators
Washington
Hal Chase
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Frank Hayes
Associated Press
Nelson Potter
Athletics
Red Sox
Buck
Tigers
White Sox
Bees
Oes
Pees
Vince Dimaggio
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Harold Clift
Rip Radcliff
Indians
Olympian Oath and Prayer Marked the Contest
The article notes statues of Zeus and an oath by participants to abide by judges rulings, followed by a prayer for victory with the words only if I am best. The scene reflects a formal, ceremonial prelude to the competition.
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Zeus
Bettie Taylor Funeral Set for Wednesday in Clarke County
Funeral services for Bettie Taylor, colored, are planned for 2 o clock Wednesday at Louisville Church in Clarke county with pallbearers Albert Burns Berry Charles Cooper Louis Berry John Doleman and Zycle Doleman. The Rev Willis Gibbs will officiate.
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Bettie Taylor
Wedneday
Louisville Church
Clarke County
Kerns
Albert Burns
Berry
Charles Cooper
Louis Berry
John Doleman
Zycle Doleman
Willis Gibbs
McNeill Near Second Victory in No Collegiate Finals
McNeill, ranked third nationally, eyes his second major title at Merion Cricket Club finals beating Joe Hunt of the Naval Academy in straight sets 7-5 6-1 6-1. The Ohio collegian previously defeated Bobby Riggs in Chicago for the national clay courts crown.
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Little Kenyon College
Ohio Collegian
Joe Hunt
Naval Academy
Merion Cricket Club
McNeill
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Burial site of Light Horse Harry Lee
Light Horse Harry Lee died at Cumberland Island Georgia and was buried there. In 1913 his remains were moved to the Lee Chapel at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia.
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A. Light Horse
Harry Lee
Cumberland Island
Georgia
Nathanael Greene
Lee
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
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N. Y. Journal- American
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Pennington Gap
Appalachian League
General Phelan
B&o Rip
Baltimore & Ohio
Richmond
State Commission OF Game and Inland Fisheries
Virginia
Fastern
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Salat
Portland Cement Association State Planters Bank Bidg
Richmond, Va
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Frederick Hustlers
Frederick County
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N. Cameron St
Daniel Gleason
Howard Phelan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Notre Dame University
The
Dr. McMurray
Flabby
Groaner
Taylor
Bell’s
Clothes Store
Front Royal
Charles Town
Pari-Mutuels Daily
Charles Town Jockey Club, Inc
Tyld i Hes
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GAS
S. Loudoun St
George Washington
N. Loudoun ST
Geo. T. Barnsley
Cope
General Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
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