Clarke County-Ties Windies for North Virginia League Lead
Clarke County moved into a first place tie with Windies in the North Virginia League after a 13-2 win over Winchester White Sox and a forfeit by Winchester American Legion. Stephenson beat North Mountain 9-8 to stay within a half game of Middletown and a half game behind Winchester White. Pence pitched six innings for the Legion in a 10-inning game versus Inwood that ended with a tie.
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Bayliss and Patterson Open Event Draws Local Crowd
About 600 people attended the opening at 216 S Louun St Friday and Saturday. Door prize winners included Peggy Hottle Parkway Andrew Tiasman Jr Oss Junction Retta Barn Rt 2 Winchester Carroll Tu-5 Boy S Braddock and Ja Perish 320 S Cameron St. Virgil Shade of 303 Parkway was granted permission to build a brick dwelling at 415 Lester St costing 7000. The structure would be one story with 1 basement.
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Braves Move Two Games Back in Pennant Chase
Braves cling to two game deficit as Billy Southworth’s team won 17 of 25 and closed in on the Phillies. Jethroe sparked a 13 inning win over the Giants with a go ahead steal and the Phils fell 17-3 to the Dodgers while the Cardinals dropped to Pittsburgh. Indians beat Detroit to trim the Tigers lead in the American League.
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Wimbledon sweep crowns Louise Brough for all England titles
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills swept three All England titles at Wimbledon defeating Margaret Osborne Du Pont in women's singles and winning women's doubles with Du Pont and mixed doubles with Eric Sturgess of South America.
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Memphis
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Moose Club Wins Two After Tight Doubleheader
The Moose Club of Washington Pennsylvania stays undefeated after a Saturday doubleheader against Plumly Lumber Co and J W Arthur Insurance Co. In the first game they beat Arthur 14 12 in extras, and in the second Plumly edged them 8 7. Jackson allowed seven hits but took the loss as Forquier shut him down. Bailey hit a bases loaded triple in the fifth for three runs and Pacilla repeated the feat in the next inning. Tonight Plumly meets Novick at 7 10 and J W Arthur faces O Sullivan at 8 30.
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Major Leagues Baseball Standings and Results
The standings show Philadelphia leading the National League with 44 wins and 29 losses, followed by St. Louis and Boston. Yesterday's results include Boston 3 New York 2 in 13 innings and Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 3, among others. The American League tables list Detroit atop with 49 26, ahead of New York and Cleveland. notable results include New York 3 Boston 1 and St. Louis 4 Chicago 2.
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Gaithersburg Man Takes Main Event At Local Speedway
George Sabine of Gaithersburg Md. wins the 25 mile Expert Event at Winchester Way motorcycle races with a 30 second half mile. John Croneburg and Jim Klunk finish strong for second and third. A three cycle amateur pile up causes minor damage but no serious injuries. Novice A and B results listed for Shoup Everson Campbell Myers Thompson Franks.
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All Star Game Preview: American League Favored 8-5
The American League is an 8-5 favorite to beat the Nationals in the 17th All Star game at Comiskey Park. Rosters feature Raschi and Roberts with top hurlers from both leagues, while public demand for tickets nears 200000 as 49,000 watch the mid summer clash.
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Not one single throat irritation from Camels test
Coast to coast test of 2,470 throat exams over 30 days found no throat irritation from smoking Camels. Advert shows throat specialists evaluating participants and asserting Camels are mild for the throat and taste.
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Anne Hogan
Camel Mildness Test in 30 Day Challenge
Readers are urged to smoke only Camels for 30 days to judge mildness and flavor. The ad suggests a thorough, no-trick test by comparing Camel tobaccos over a month rather than quick, scattered trials.
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