Park Owlswin? 13 Inning Thriller Over Culpeper
Local Park press praised a 13 inning nail biter against Culpeper with Eaton earning the win and Lefty Jewett out, as Eaton and Curry sparked a late surge. The following day Park beat Alexandria 8 to 1 behind Stevens while Curry and Zimmerman led the hitting attack.
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Culpeper
Alexandria
Park AB
R Crowl
Curry
Eaton
Ed Burch
Forsythe
Keller
Rf. Patton
E. R. Burch
C Stevens
P i Johnson
Park Fo
Park Baseball Statistics Reported City Wins and Losses
The record shows a season with 22 wins and 1 loss and a .957 winning percentage for the listed teams and groups including Paramount Cabbies Millwood Front Royal All-Stars Martinsburg Chevy Chase Woodpoint Williamsport Wild Cats Majestic Radio Big Leaguers Moorefield Hagerstown Fredericksburg Blairton Antietam Hagerstown PWA Washington Clarendon Boonsboro Manchester Culpeper Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Cabbies
Millwood
A. C
Front Royal All-Stars
B. S. Martinsburg
Chevy Chase
Woodpoint
Williamsport
Wild Cats
Majestic Radio
Phil
Moorefield
Stars defense and hitting highlight early season exhbition
Yesterday's Stars features Babe Herman and Emmett Nelson of the Reds delivering a homer, two doubles and a single as part of a twin bill victory over the Dodgers. Nelson allowed seven hits in his first major league start. Bill Dietrich limited the Tigers to five hits for a ten inning win. Frank Demaree drove in four with three hits for the Cubs, and Ted Lyons and Lou Gehrig each contributed in openers. Paul Dean and Bill Walker shaded the Cards to two wins over the Phillies. Oscar Melillo collected two doubles four singles and a steal in two games against the Indians. Cy Blanton held the Giants to six hits in eight and two thirds innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Babe Herman
Emmett Nelson
Reds
Herman
Dodgers
Nelson
Bill Dietrich
Athletics
Tigers
Frank Demaree
Cubs
Boston
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Lyons
Gehrig
Paul Dean
Bill Walker
Cardinals
Phillies
Oscar Melillo
Red Sox
Indians
Cy Blanton
Pirates
Giants
Golf stars in St Paul Open tie leaves field undecided
In a St Paul Open matchup Harry Cooper tied for fourth, mirroring a three way deadlock with Laffon and Johnny Revolta. Other items note John Anderson’s world discus mark in Olympic trials and Bat Battalino defending his featherweight title with a five round knockout.
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Associated Press
Harry Cooper
Laffon
Johnny Revolta
John Anderson
Bat Battalino
Ignacio Fernandez
Cornplanter the Seneca chief and his wars
The Indian Cornplanter born 1732 figures as a famed Seneca leader son of trader John O Bail. He fought with the French at Braddock’s defeat 1755 and later aligned with the English in the Revolutionary era. He helped direct Seneca affairs with Red Jacket and remained a friend to whites for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Bail
Braddock
New York
Wyoming
Red Jacket
Potomac Synod Sponsors Camp Near Hancock
Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church sponsors Camp Hancock a leadership training camp near Hancock Maryland from July 22 to August 3. The site in Sideling mountains can house about 75 campers in eight cottages and tents with a dining hall and stream nearby for swimming. Activities include discussion courses hikes athletics dramatics vesper services and camper council involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod
Hancock
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sideling
Maryland
Potomac River
Fruit Growers Weigh State Label Plan for Maryland Produce
Maryland fruit growers consider a single trade name for nationwide advertising at the State Horticultural Society summer meeting in Smithsburg. Speakers include J Y McDonald of West Virginia, E N Cory state entomologist, J H Beaumont UMd, L B Fletcher USDA, and Mayor I M Wertz of Hagerstown. Topics cover insect control, fruit cleaning methods, and annual bearing control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Horticultural Soc Iy
Smithsburg
J. Y. McDonald
West Virginia Horticultural Society
E. N. Cory
J. H. Beaumont
University of Maryland
L. B. Fletcher
U. S. Department of Agriculture
I. M. Wertz
Hagerstown
Blue ribbons used as first prizes in Garter honors
The ribbon of the Most Noble Order of the Garter is blue and the highest crown honor. It became customary to award blue ribbons as the first prize in competitions and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Garter
Order of the Garter
Black Sheep at Palace with Lowe and Trevor
Edmund Lowe and Claire Trevor star in Black Sheep at the Palace Theatre today and Tuesday. The Fox picture combines mystery and comedy aboard a luxurious liner with six enigmatic passengers. Supporting players include Tom Brown and Eugene Pallette, with Fox News Reel and a novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lowe
Claire Trevor
Palace
Palace Theatre
Tom Brown
Eugene Pallette
Fox News
Audit of Virginia trial justice courts underway this month
Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner expects an auditor from State Auditor L. McCarthy Downs to arrive as part of a statewide audit of about 90 trial justice courts. Begun July 1, the study checks how fines and fees cover operating costs, aided by a $200 000 general fund appropriation for the current biennium.
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A. J. Tavenner
Office of
State
L. McCarthy Downs
Virginia
General Assembly
Downs
Assembly
General Fund
Henrico
Chesterfield
Arlington
Gun and Skeet Club Moves to Larger Grounds Opening
The Winchester Gun and Skeet Club relocates to new grounds on the Dunnea farm near Front Royal, with traps ready by 2 PM Wednesday and the clubhouse to be moved by Saturday. Women may join and guns are available on site. a 60-member target is planned by September, with Wednesdays and Saturdays as regular shooting days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun and Skeet Club
Dunea Farm
Front Royal R
F. E. Cuthbert
B. M. Knight, Jr
Allen T. Hawthorne
Marian Martin
Odd Fellows At Middletown Installed New Officers
Marsh Run Lodge No. 147 I O O F in Middletown Va installed new officers for coming months Saturday night District Deputy C L Wright and installing officers presided Four visiting Odd Fellows from Washington DC attended Officers installed included W A Everly noble grand James C Kline vice grand W R Campbell warden Julian C Kline right support noble grand W H Muse left support noble grand TJ Willey right support vice grand Emory Repass left vice grand Emory Repass left support vice grand Rev W P Saunders chaplain C F Carper inside guardian Virgil Stewart outside guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Marsh Run Lodge No
C. L. Wright
Odd Fellows
Washington, D. C
W. A. Everly
James C. Kline
W. R. Campbell
Julian C. Kline
W.H. Muse
Changes Made At Lamps Precinct
Frederick county electoral board met Saturday and appointed new election officials for Lamps precinct. Judges Clinton Barr and John R McKeever and clerk Maynard C Snapp will oversee the Democratic primary there on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Electoral Board
Lamps
Clinton Barr
John R McKeever
Maynard C. Snapp
G W Lineburg Buried At Oranda Virginia
George W Lineburg 71 father of Hershel Lineburg of Winchester was buried at Walnut Springs Christian Church Oranda after services led by Rev F B Sapp. A farmer from Minebank Shenandoah County he died last Friday. Survived by widow two other children Tracy Middletown and Hilda Lineburg at home and two brothers Cyrus and J P Lineburg of Strasburg.
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Oranda
George W. Lineburg
Herschel Lineburg
Winchester
Walnut Springs Christian Church
Mr. Lineburg
Minebank
Shenandoah County
Tracy
Middletown
Hilda Lineburg
Cyrus
J.P. Lineburg
Strasburg
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Keen
St. Louis
Park Nine
Lefty Jewett
Front Royal
Een
Campbell
Humphries
Douglas
Brown
Burch
Kpeper
H Campbell
Doublat
Lacey
C. Os Ae Meth
Lowery
Gman
Winchester AB
Crowl
Patton
Hill
Johnson
Park
Perry and
Anderson
Joseph
Kellar
Pharr
Zimmerman
Morgan
Buréll
Nugent
Ss. Gardner
Burrell
Fredericksburg
Blairton
B. S. Martinsburg Antietam, Hagerstown
P. W. A. Washington
Clarendon
Boonsboro
Manchester
Lunsford
Duvall Mallory
Steven Jewett
Sports Mirror
Jacki Lord
Ais
Pittsburgh
Menshaw
Te Cusi
Central Pres Association
Ingames
Los Angeles
Grimm
Hable
Ind. A. C
Grim
Tos
Care
Myers
Clowe
H Wade
C Sencendiver
Thompson
Pierce
Ritter
Lf Jones DeWitt
Edmond
Trial Justice
Bell Clothes Shop
Muggs McGinnis
By Wally Bishop
Skeeter
Muggss
Fo Fk SS
Central Press Association, Inc
Gun and Skeet Club
Reorganized Association
G. W. Lineburg
F. B. Sapp
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