American jumping mouse uses tail for balance
The American jumping mouse balances with its tail and can tumble in the air if it loses its tail, according to a natural history note.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1956
Page
2
The American jumping mouse balances with its tail and can tumble in the air if it loses its tail, according to a natural history note.
In 3355 an accident report highlights deaths linked to alcohol and gasoline hazards. Frederick Clarke is listed among the deceased in a 1956 incident touching citywide safety concerns.
Clarke County remains atop the Northern Virginia Baseball League after a 5-4 victory against Winchester at Berryville. D. Smith and C. Smith doubled for Winchester as Pierce, Grim, and Buckner shut down the visitors' rally in the ninth. Oak Grove beat Strasburg 6-5 in a separate game.
The pennant race narrows as Milwaukee and Brooklyn win to stay near first, while Chicago and Cincinnati split and New York suffers Mantle injury. Ted Williams and Billy Martin homer as teams surge, with a 34 game Yankee edge framed by miscues and late rallies.
AP standings join the American and National leagues with New York Chicago Cleveland and Boston leading the American lineup while Milwaukee Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia New York and St Louis trail in the NL. Yesterday saw Boston top New York in extras and Cleveland beat Detroit as several games wrapped or were postponed.
The New York Yankees stand to break the MLB record of 217 double plays set by the 1949 Philadelphia Athletics after turning three twin killings against the Boston Red Sox. They have 110 double plays in 74 games, with 54 double plays recorded thus far, a 2-for-1 rate versus league opposition.
Advert reads that Doan's Pills provide quick relief for backache headaches and muscular pains plus soothe bladder irritation and mild diuretic effects. It promotes an economy size and a good night's sleep after using the three way action for over sixty years.
Major League Leaders list Joe Mantle atop batting with 371 runs and 29 homers while also leading with 69 runs batted in and 101 hits. Piersall of Boston tops doubles with 71, Simpson of Kansas City has 18 triples, and Francona of Baltimore with 8 stolen bases. Pierce of Chicago records 132 867 strikeouts for pitching and Score of Cleveland records 114.
Cincinnati star Bailey leads batting with .331 while St Louis port Boyer has 60 runs and 96 hits. Lopata of Philadelphia posts 20 doubles and Bruton with Aaron combine for Milwaukee. Mays of New York hits 18 triples and homer Banks of Chicago has 21 stolen bases. Lawrence of Cincinnati goes 11 0 with 1 000 strikeouts. Friend of Pittsburgh records 89.
Ontario touches four Great Lakes Superior Huron Erie and Ontario shaping its geography and regional water system linking major basins and communities across the province.
Kiwanis won 2-1 over the Lions aided by a two run second inning. Wadsworth allowed two Kiwanis hits and Wisecarver fanned 13 Lions as the pitcher. Gore doubled for Kiwanis and Cramer added a hit while Hortenstine Sirbaugh and Lewis had Lions hits.
The page lists solutions to questions 1 through 10 with concise replies. Highlights include Yes for question 1 and J. G. Blaine for question 10, plus prompts like one who gets a free seat for question 2 and Golden Gate for question 4. The Mohicans appear as question 8 and Skewball as question 9.
A four point buck weighing about 60 pounds leaped to its death from a three story business building on Main Street Fitchburg Massachusetts. An eyewitness said the deer walked nonchalantly off the roof to a sudden death.
Auction notices list sales from Otho V. Hough at Springsbury Road Virginia offering household goods farm implements and feed with auctioneer W D Orndorff and clerk G E Vickers. Purebred Ram Sale at Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester features 30 rams of multiple breeds. Real estate antiques and household goods offered by Russell R Triplett at 339 Fairview Ave Winchester with W D Orndorff and G E Vickers acting as auctioneer and clerk.
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