Standings and Today’s MLB Matchups Highlight Standings
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia 3-2 and Boston 7-3 with New York 3-9 and Chicago 3-8. Detroit leads Chicago 5-1. Tonight's games feature Cleveland at Detroit with Feller facing McKain or Rowe and Chicago at St Louis with Marcum versus Harris.
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New York
St. Louis
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Cleveland
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McKain
Rowe
Marcum
Harris
Washington
National League Standings and Schedule Insight
The bulletin lists NL team records and a lone game on tap: Dean at Chicago-P facing Lee, with Cincinnati at 11-8, Chicago 3-9, Boston 9-4, Philadelphia 7-3, Brooklyn 3-2, New York 2-6, Pittsburgh 8-6, St. Louis 5-3.
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Spotlight on Local Sports Weekend Highlighted by Park Berryville Game
Weather permitting one of the largest baseball crowds in years is expected for the Park Berryville clash on the local diamond. Both teams lost Sunday games by lopsided scores 7-0 and 14-6, signaling a tight contest in Winchester.
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Long Island
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Bulla Qualifies After Troubled Open Round At St Andrews
Johnny Bulla, the Carolinian, opened with one under par 71 on the Royal and Ancient Course at St Andrews during the British Open qualifying. He shot 35 on the front, 37 back, but three putted the 13th and two putted the 18th after a late drive to the green failed. He said a new putter due to a ban on his usual club hindered his play.
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Royal and Ancient
Sergeant's Sale in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of an attachment in my hands in the matter of H. S. Larrick vs. W. T. Hayden I will offer for sale at public auction at No. 23 E. Piccadilly Street Winchester Virginia July 10 at 10 A M the defendant's personal property to wit 1 lot of dishes and glasses 1 ice refrigerator case 1 pair scales 1 cash register tables and chairs
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Major League Baseball Weekend Bouts Stir Fights and Standings
A rough 15 game weekend shows players clashing, with three brawls and numerous injuries as Cubs Reds and Cardinals mix results. Greenberg fined after slugging Kuhel. Durocher and Bonura clash in New York as Dodgers split a doubleheader.
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The Mauler Has Passed Crisis
New York reports Jack Dempsey has passed the crisis of his emergency appendicitis operation. His temperature is normal and doctors aim to keep him in bed as reporters leave. Dempsey signals he wants steak after days on liquids.
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Park Falls to Seven-Up Nine in 19 Inning Marathon
The Seven-Up nine of Washington D C shut out The Park 3 0 after 19 innings as Lanny Birch allowed six hits in a long relief of Lunsford who struggled for The Park. Saturday Martinsburg House Co No 4 beat Seven-Up 3 2, setting up a big Fourth of July Park Berryville game in Winchester.
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Connie Mack Wins Battle With Illness
Connie Mack, longtime Philadelphia Athletics manager, appeared to be winning his fight with a gall bladder ailment. In a recent update his son Roy Mack said his father showed marked improvement since returning home from Boston and asked about the Athletics games against Washington.
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Roy Mack
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New York
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Stamp collection drives church outreach in Stepney
The Rev. Lincoln Caswell of the Stepney Methodist Church announced a stamp distribution project to fill summer vacancy gaps. He will give 1,000 stamps from his collection to parishioners who bring something to exchange.
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Schmeling Captures European Crown in Stuttgart
Max Schmeling claimed the European heavyweight title by knocking out Adolf Heuser in 47 seconds at the Adolf Hitler Arena Stuttgart. The German fans and about 70,000 spectators watched as Schmeling used a quick right to the temple for a decisive finish, echoing his famed comeback style.
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Joe Louis
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Local Golf Team Tops Martinsburg In 18 Hole Match
Winchester Golf Club 20 man team avenge 27-3 earlier loss by defeating Opequon Golf Club 22 14 to 7 1 after a strong 18 hole showing. Ladies team beat Martinsburg 11 1. Fowle and Wise led with 3 0s while Arnold Campbell Sjostrum and Grimm earned perfect 3 point marks.
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Former City Manager Arthur Field Visits Winchester Ahead of World’s Fair Plans
Arthur M. Field former Winchester city manager and now Memphis Chamber of Commerce industrial division head arrived in Winchester Saturday to visit family. He plans to fly to Washington then New York with his daughter Anne Dudley for a week at the World’s Fair. In September the Field family will base themselves in Memphis.
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Greyhounds traced to ancient Egypt long before Christ
The article notes the greyhound breed has existed for thousands of years, with origins in ancient Egyptian monuments and evidence dating back well before the Christian era.
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New Orleans as Louisiana Capital at Admission
New Orleans served as the capital of Louisiana when the state was admitted to the Union in 1812, marking its early political center during the formation of state government.
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Mrs Arlene Davis Earns 4 M Rating for Flying
Cleveland socialite Mrs Arlene Davis passed government tests to obtain a 4 M air rating enabling her to fly any plane except giant oceanic flying boats. She remains the only woman in the United States to hold this coveted rating.
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Valley Masonic School Set To Open At Fairfax Hall
Plans for the forty third session of the Valley Royal Arch Masonic School of Instruction are under way at Fairfax Hall Junior College Waynesboro from July 10 to 15. More than 100 Royal Arch Masons and families are expected with sessions starting July 10 at 9 a.m. Jefferson Wallace of Richmond will give the annual address and John T Cochran of The Plains will lead instructors. E A Joachim of Charlottesville is president and F L Schmoele of Norfolk leads the arrangements.
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Beckley
W. Va
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Staunton
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Norfolk
Anacreon Said to Die by Grape Seed Incident
The fragment reports that the Greek lyric poet Anacreon died in a strange incident linked to examining a grape seed as told by Pliny.
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Greece
Tennis Tourney Opens Season at Blue Ridge Club
The Winchester Country Club tennis team opens its season in Clarke county meeting Blue Ridge Country Club at Scaleby Springsburg and Richard Wilmer's courts. Captain Hugh Green lists players Kenneth Robinson Dr Robert Nelson John Wilcox Hugh Green Woodie Glaize Seddon Nelson Pete Dunning C Ridge White. A return with Clarke county is set for July 16 with more matches planned against Martinsburg Leesburg Purcellville and Strasburg.
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