Mentzer Blanks Hagerstown 6-0 In Park Victory
Mentzer pitched a complete game allowing five hits with three strikeouts and three walks as Park defeated Hagerstown Athlet ic Club 6-0. Artz Brumbaugh Luby Emmart and Keller led Park with multiple hits while Brumbaugh and Luby each had two for Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentzer
Winchester
Artz
Hartle
Butler
Emmart
Brumbaugh
Emmatt
Kellar
Miller
Luby
Hagerstown
Mentger
Ludy
Burch
Judy
Johnson
Patton
Lee Ie
Crother
Artle
Park
Thby
Erstown
Abe
Art
Cordell
Wenchester
Ashwood
Clowser Buys Terminal Center in Winchester Move
George W. Clowser, longtime Winchester transfer and storage operator, buys the Newton Wigginton building at 21 Clark Street for his firm. The 60 by 70 foot three story structure opposite the B&O freight depot will become the new terminal and storage site after July 15, nearly doubling current space. alterations planned while the old 216 N. Loudoun Street location is torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clowser
Winchester
Newton Wigginton
Clark Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Cameron and
Loudoun Sts
Clowser
George W. Crowser Transfer Company
N. Loudoun Street
How a damaged ship enters a floating drydock
The drydock lowers into the water with its gate open. When the hull is submerged enough, the damaged vessel is floated into the enclosure. The gate closes and water is pumped out. The hull rises, placing the ship for repairs.
Ingraham Destroyer to Sail Seas Again After Kamikaze Hit
The U S S Ingraham survived a May kamikaze strike north of Okinawa with 15 dead and 30 wounded. The 2000 ton destroyer, repaired at Hunters Point San Francisco, earlier helped sink three enemy vessels and shot down six of seven attacking kamikazes before a hit at the water line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U. S. S. Ingraham
Hunter's Point
Okinawa
12Th Naval District
Ingraham
East China Sea
Morrison
John D. Brink
U.S.N.R
San Diego
Calif
Rescue 4
Leyte Island
Philippines
Southwest Pacific
Tokyo-Yokohama
Iwo Jima
U. S
Ryukyus
Kyushu
Japan
Leyte
Mindoro
Lingayen Gulf
Luzon
J. F. Harper
USN
Bank Closings and Holiday Notice for Independence Day 1945
Banks announce closures for Wednesday July 4 1945 a legal holiday. Commercial and Savings Bank and Farmers and Merchants National Bank will reopen Thursday July 5 1945. Shenandoah Valley Bank also mentions the holiday and July 5 1945 as banking day with cashier notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Savings Bank
John L. Sloat
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
J. H. Yost
Thisank
Shenandoah Valley Nate Bank
Harold G. Brown
Prominent Clarke Citizen F G Liady Dies at 65
Frederick Gardner Liady owner of the Ford Motor Company interests in Martinsburg West Virginia died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital at age 65. He had been ill for months and a hospital patient about a week. He leaves a wife Gertrude Reynolds Liady a son F G Liady Jr two sisters and two step children. Funeral at Woodley estate near Berryville Tuesday at 5 with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. The Rev H G Lane to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gardner Liady
Ford Motor Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Virginia
Aaron Goslin Liady
Frederick, Md
Emma Frances Gardner Liady
Albermarle County
Gertrude McCormick Reynolds
Clarke County
Lindy
Woodley
Graham Doughertys
Liady
Norwood
Berryville
F. G. Liady, Jr
Will F. Courtney
Frank Ole
Green Hill Cemetery
H. G. Lane
Grace Episcopal Church
Front Royal Falls to District Nine 1-0
The Viscose nine of Front Royal lost a hard fought game yesterday to Busanda United Navy in Washington. District Nine pushed across the game’s only run in the second inning. Ed Oliver earned the win allowing five hits while Settle of Front Royal held the opponents to six hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Busanda
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
U. S. Navy
Ee Oiaeie
Washington, D. Key
Ed Oliver
Settle
Loudoun Nine Beats White Post 10-3 At Boyce Diamond
Loudoun County Round Hill defeated White Post 10-3 on the Boyce diamond with Pierce and Tumblin allowing nine hits. White Post was limited to three hits and will play Paris on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Boyce
Pierce
Tumblin
Paris
Germans Tried For Slaying Anti Nazi
Eight German POWs faced a British military court on murder charges in Scotland for allegedly hanging a fellow prisoner after he refused to declare Nazism. Prosecutor Maj. Ral Hillard said Rostberg was questioned about Nazi status, denied it, then subjected to a mock trial and killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maj
Ral Hillard
Wolfgang Rostberg
Hillard
Rostberg
Roundup recalls ex champions and Graziano fight crowd
New York notes discuss Fred die Cochrane's rising popularity as an ex champion and his performance against Rocky Graziano. The piece compares him to past champs like Dempsey Tunney Greb Willard and notes Graziano was booed entering the ring but booed less by the end as Cochrane fought hard. It hints Cochrane may need another strong bout to cement the ex champion label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rocky Graziano
Freddie Cochrane
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Jess Willard
Mike Mctgue
al McCoy
Harry Greb
Tunney
Freddie the Red
Fritzie Zivie
Fritz
Graziano
Cochrane
Trade detail hints at Doc Weaver's hot stuff in Cooper deal
An unpublicized note in the Mort Cooper Red Barrett trade speaks of including a tub of Doc Weaver's heat salve. Cooper reportedly used the trainer's salve on his pitching arm each inning for years, raising questions about its impact on morale and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Cooper-Red Barrett
Doc Weaver
Cooper
St. Louis
Braves
Mort
Oklahoma coach to coach Mexico clinic then Nebraska school
Bruce Drake, Oklahoma junior college basketball coach, accepts a July 16 Mexico national federation clinic post and will return to lead the Nebraska high school cage school. He plans to learn Spanish in two weeks to avoid an interpreter in Mexico City. The column notes Marine Ray Yochim’s unusual pitching in the Pacific and Lenny Drake’s 17 strikeouts for a New Orleans American Legion record. Baseball historian Ern ie Lanigan quips at his authority in the New York Law Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma
Mexico
National Basketball Federation
Nebraska
Mexico City
Marine Ray Yochim
Pacific
Lenny
Ray Yochim
Srnie Lanigan
New York Law Journal
Navy Specialist 3-C Buff Don elli Assigned to Service Dept
Navy records indicate Buff Don elli a former Cleveland Rams coach has been assigned to the service department. The note places elli in a new posting with unspecified duties and location. Further details are not provided in the available text.
War veteran coaches football and blocks escapees tale
Bob Williams of Bedford Ind once failed to break five minutes for a mile and now claims a 3 04 for 660 yard obstacle course at Georgia pre flight school after tripping at the first obstacle. He aided three Nazi war prisoners recaptured after escaping Camp Blanding Fla. while serving with a V 12 unit at Columbia and assisted Lou Little with football coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lou Little
Red
Public Sale Of Household And Kitchen Furniture In Albin
Intending to break up housekeeping I will sell at Albin at Irvin Hottle's residence beginning at 10 am. items include dining room suites living room set sewing machine beds mattresses dressers washstands chest drawers and many other household goods. Cash terms. Carrie L Houlf Mrs. Roy Ruvall auctioneer. Lunch by Bethel Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
Irvin Hottle
Carrie L. Houlf
Roy Ruvall
Shaving Guide Emphasizes Proper Face Preparation
The article stresses thorough face washing with hot water and soap to remove grit and soften hair. It advises applying shaving soap or brushless cream and letting it sit two to three minutes to improve speed and quality of the shave.
Mexsana Diaper Rash Powder Promises Quick Relief
Ease cruel ematting sting ing misery of diaper rash that makes baby fret espe cially oneweltering nights. Mexsana, soothing medicated powder quickly checks torment-baby can rest. Family favorite for itch of minor akin troubles. Costs Little. Get Mexsana.
Whitehead Fined for Unlicensed Fur Business in Winchester
Whitehead F. of Indian Alley Winchester was fined ten dollars and costs after being found guilty of conducting a wholesale fur business without the required license by Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards last week. Four others accused of buying and selling furs without licenses will get preliminary hearings July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Whitehead
Indian Alley
Winchester
W. Erle Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mentzer Blanks Hagerstown
Hagerstown Athletic Club
Marylanders
Keller
Nine
Waynesboro
Staunton
Kale
Avocadas, Fla
Lemons, Calif
Albert Kovacs
Theodore E. Steiber
Bridgeport
Conn
Imogene Stevens
Fairfield County
New Canaan
International
George Clowser
U.S
Canada
Gladys C. Haldeman
North North Washington Street
North America Assurance Society
Main St
Richmond
Mita
Virgini
Ingrahm
F.G. Liady
Clarke
District Nine
Loudoun
Evening Star
Bethel Lutheran Church
PAL Blade CO
Smediron Avenue
N.Y
Pal
Whitehead
Pepet-Cola Company
Long Island City, N.Y
Cloverdale Spring Company
Neville, Pa
Brent DE Luxe
Ecuador
Dunderry
Rayon
M Ladtommr
Loudoun St
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