Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday and Tomorrow
The American League shows New York leading with 39 wins 27 losses and Philadelphia at 42 27. National League standings place St Louis 30 27 and Brooklyn 27 35. Yesterday Washington beat New York 2 1 and Cleveland prevailed 8 6 over St Louis. Tomorrow’s schedule includes Detroit at Chicago and Washington at New York.
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American League
Ww. L. Petreland
Ladelphia
W York
Ooklyn
Ashington
New York
Iveland
St. Louis
Hiladelphia
Boston
Cicago
Detroit
Oston
Philadelphia
Ew York
Brooklyn
Incinnati
Hicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St.ouis
Washington
Chicago
Pittburgh
Cincinnati
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Duel Highlights
Walter Masterson of the Senators hurled 12 innings allowing only three singles as Washington edged New York 2-1. Joe Gordon of the Indians slugged his 14th and 15th homers, both with Lou Bourgeois on base, in Cleveland's 8-6 win over St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Masterson
Senators
Washington
New York
Joe Gordon
Indians
Lou Bourdeau
Cleveland
St Louis
Friendship Women Join Auxiliary and Fire Co Officers Elected
Friendship to Get Women's Auxiliary formed with Mrs. Harry Lewis as president and Mrs. Raymond Campbell, Mrs. Leonard Newlin, and Mrs. Eston Tewalt in officer roles. Firemen renew Virginia State Firemen's Assn. membership and approve new members. Purchase of a $525 Motorola television set for the hall approved. Parade participation planned for August 6 in Strasburg. Magician provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Co
Harry ©. Lewis
Raymond Campbell
Leonard Newlin
Eston Tewalt
Virginia State Firemen's Assn
Harry Howdershell
Louis Kneiling
Motorola
Strasburg
River forks give mixed bass fishing outlook
North fork reports muddy conditions making bass fishing impossible tomorrow while South fork is milky yet in good shape for bass anglers and should remain favorable until at least tomorrow afternoon.
Stephens City Gets Lighted Softball Field
The Grove company unveils a new lighted softball field with 16 lamps of 1500 watts each on 35 foot poles near the plant. The first night game is Monday at 8 30 EST between Grove company team and Ward's grocery of Winchester.
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Stephens City
Grove Company
Ward’s Grocery
Winchester
Charles G. Bass
Elwood Mauck
Forman
Bass
H. Ritenour
J. Jenkins
R. Reed
R. Tobin
C. Fisher
L Gossard
E. Stout
J. Fisher
C. Shirley
A. Dodson
E. Dodson
D. Smith
EB. Shirlett
Donahue Florists
Front Royal
Grove
Bombers Booked At Moorefield For Sunday Game
The Bombers travel to Moorefield for a 3 p.m. EST game with Winchester Brown. Mitchell Burkes starts on the mound with James Hogan behind. Cartwright is sidelined with a finger injury after a 400-foot homer last Sunday. Gene Parker held Moorefield here as Virginians vow revenge tomorrow. The team departs N Kent St at noon and has no game Monday before a July 11 home encounter with Chambersburg.
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Winchester Brown Bombers
Moorefield
West Virginians
Mitchell Burkes
James Hogan
Cartwright
Gene Parker
Virginians
N. Kent St
Chambersburg
Veterans May Obtain Pacific War Medals
M Sgt Crabtree of the local Army and Air Force recruiting station announced the first shipment of Pacific Theater Medals with Battle Stars has arrived for distribution to veterans. Eligible veterans should bring original discharge papers to the recruiting station on the 2nd floor of Peoples Drug Lore building to receive them. European African Middle Eastern Mediterranean Theater Medal Victory and American Defense Medals are also ready for distribution.
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Crabtree
Army and
Airforce
Army
Peoples Drug Lore
Legion Post Jrs Meet Martinsburg In Holiday Doubleheader
Conrad Hoover American Legion post baseball hosts Blairton Martinsburg in a 3 p.m. game, then combines with the Legion junior team for Independence Day twin bill Monday. Martinsburg's lineup includes Parkinson Hopkins Yarish Vesper, while local starter Fawcett is favored to open tomorrow with Shickle in Monday's game against Williamsport Wildcats.
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Conrad Hoover
American Legion Post
Blairton
Martinsburg
Legion
Purcellville AC
Hose Co
Parkinson
Hopkins
Yarish
Vesper
C. Hopkins
Dodger
Harder
Marine
B. Hopkins
Long
Caton
C. Yarish
Smallwood
Harold Fawcett
Lester Shickle
Williamsport Wildcats
Boots” Poffenberger
Detroit Tiger
Wildcat Hurling Corps
Legionnaires
Whitlock Twirls RC to Win over Winchester News
Royal Crown beats Winchester News 9 as Whitlock fans seven in two hit ball. Pope hits a home run and Fansler a double. Elks top Ward's Grocery 9-6 in City League. Montague Ave Methodist trounces Christ Episcopal 10-3 in Church League. Virginia Woolen leads City standings. United Brethren tops Church standings.
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Royal Crown
Winchester News
Whitlock
Cola Boys
Virginia Woolen
Pope
Fansler
Jackson
Elks Club
Ward's Grocery
Montague Ave
O'Sullivan
Aia la Ward
Pet
Cork St
United Brethren
Ae le OO
Montague Aveei Ra
Market St
Presbyterian
Braddock St
Baptist Lieroter
Alte
Christ Episcopal Aes
Coon Dog Field Trials Set at Stone Chapel
The Northern Virginia Coon Hunters Assn stages a free admission field trial tomorrow at the Daugherty farm near Millwood from Berryville. About 40 entered hounds from Clarke to Shenandoah counties plus Jefferson county W Va compete for $50 finals prizes in a devious mile long trail and tree bark tests.
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Northern Virginia
Shenandoah
Jefferson County
W. Va
Berryville
Up & Tree
Mt Carmel Names New Pastor for Baptist Church
Mt Carmel Baptist Church announces Rev. Charles M. Comer as new pastor. He will assume duties at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. communion services tomorrow. New officers of the missionary circle will be installed at the evening service.
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Charles M. Comer
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Missionary Circle
Trophy Displayed For Church Softball League Winner
The Hoover Kern memorial trophy stands about 15 inches tall with a bakelite base and softball figure, on display at J W Grove Furniture Co 1258 Louroun St. Inscription will name the winning team and year. Presentation by Hoover Kern Bible class of Market Street Methodist Church at banquet to close the league season.
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Hoover-Kern
J.W. Grove Furniture Co
Louroun St
Committee selects trophy by school officers and club leaders
A committee of students selects the trophy with members including Robert Womeldorph class president Ken zel Timbrook vice president Neil Babb secretary Charles Herrell treasurer Doyle Peer recreation chairman Charles Johnson as it recreation chairman and Kellas.
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Robert Womeldorph
Kenzel Timbrook
Neil Babb
Charles Herrell
Doyle Peer
Court Orders Publication in Winchester Star for Emory Case
In the City of Winchester Virginia a civil action against L Carlton Emory of Martinsburg West Virginia seeks to recover 310.07 dollars. The defendant nonresident must appear within ten days after publication to protect interests. Publication runs four consecutive weeks with notices posted at the courtroom and mailed to Emory. Judge J W Rice signed the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Emory
Emory
Transfer, Incorporated and
Fast Freight, Incorporated
L. Carton Emory
L. Carlton Emory
John Street
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Winchester Star
J. W. Rice
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Hersheys Theam Agm
James Way
U.S
Casablanca
Nancy Fletcher Choremi
Women’s Court
Choremi
International
South Fork
North Muddy
WINC
George E. Pully
Councin
National Safety Council
Scott
Concord
Henry Tois
Turkey
Twee
R. J. Scott
Legion Post Jrs
Stone Chapel
Mt. Carmel Services
Fred Neher
Sis
Iarbara
Franklin
National Association of Teachers of Singing Studio
First Baptist Church
Seersucker
Bell Clothes
Virginia
Co. B. Stucky
Bert's
Gore, VA
Peg
Loudoun St
Kebee
China
W. Boscawen
Crystal
Duff
E. Piccadilly St
Flavitein
Servallstazdry
Foxsep
GRAN
THE
FOX Company
Newfid
New Jersey
Fred B.omohundro
Forest Hill Ave
Richmond
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Otto, Moe
Bill
By Bill Battaire
Pappy
Chevrolet
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