Round Up of Baseball Tidbits and Notes From Eddie Brietz
New York July 18. Eddie Brietz reports on manager suspensions fines and ball back in circulation after the Fourth of July. Mentions Bills Jurges Umpire Magerkurth, Joe Batiste Tu s can hurdler, Tony Galento signing for a Browns game, Mose Simms at St Marys Texas, John Dir Mann Tulane boxing captain, and Oyler of Lenoir striking out 11. Also notes Willie Sherdel as a GOP candidate, a special autograph ball, and World Series hopes Cincinnati vs Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Johnston
Polo Grounds
Bill Jurges
Magerkurth
Joe Batiste
Ohio State
Michigan
Giants
National League
Jeff Dickson
Chicago
Paris
John Dirmann
Tulane
Oyler
Lenoir
Newton-Conover
Indians
Tony Galento
Browns
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club
Brill
Willie Sherdel
Cardinal
Adams County
Cincinnati
Boston Red Sox
Lou Ambers
Carmel
N. Y
Armstrong lightweight title fight and Maine grid outlook
The note links an Armstrong lightweight bout with Maine football prospects. It mentions Stan Johnson as tackle, Bob Nettett as quarterback, and coach Frank Brice. The column asks who should get the next Nat Fleischer belt between Mager Kurth and Jurges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McAkernan
Bangor
U. of Maine
Stan Johnson
Bob Nettett
ICAA
Frank Brice
Nat Fleischer
Magerkurth
Jurges
Local Golf Ties Highlight McCor Mac and Byrd Trophy Play
Don Ald and W Nelson Page tie twice in the McCor Mac Trophy at Win Chester Golf Club, with plans to break the jinx. John Scully and Brad Beverley also tied after 36 holes in the Byrd Trophy, Scully giving Beverley one stroke. Byrd Trophy reaches third round. Governor's Cup women near finish with seven scores posted. Coffey to Bedford Pro-Am with Paul Bennett. Local pro Coffey heads to Bedford, and George Radford draws attention for a pitching offer to Interwoven Mill team. Mrs Billy Watkins is noted as a keen Shenandoah angler near Millwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Donald
W. Nelson Page
Golf Club
John Scully
Brad Beverley
Scully
Beverley
Kardy Russell
Emma Ginn
Coffey
Bedford
Martinsburge
Paul Bennett
George Radford
Cacapon State Park
Winchester Junior
Ups and Downs In Squared Circle Rounds
In multiple city bouts, Teddy Yarosz outpointed Al Gainer in Pittsburgh. Sammy Angott defeated Petey Sarron in Birmingham while Nathan Mann beat Henry Cooper in West Haven. Canzoneri outpointed Ambrose Logan in New York, and Buddy Scott edged Al Globe in Chicago. Jack Ley and Charles Weise fought to a knockout in Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz
Monaca
al Gainer
New Haven
Conn
Sammy Angott
Washington
Petey Sarron
Birmingham
Ala
West Haven
Nathan Mann
Henry Cooper
Carl Dell
Oneonta
N. Y
Frankie Wills
Baltimore
Bucky Taylor
Jackie Sharkie
New York
Drew
Wilkes-Barre
Jackie Manley
Old Forge
Charles Weise
Japanese Beetles Attracting Notice
Entomologists at the New York State Experiment Station in Geneva offer a brief illustrated pamphlet on the life history habits and protective measures for fruit trees ornamentals and lawns. A copy may be obtained on request, with methods to deter beetles and keep crops unattractive using spray treatments in commercial orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Experiment Station
Geneva
Softball Season Nears Playoff Bid in County Seat
Berryville Virginia reports the local softball league nearing the end of its second half with less than a month to finish. The Red Sox captained by Marvin Carlisle lead with 10 wins, Giants led by George Skelton and White Sox under Dr C H Iden each have six wins, while Clint Newcomb’s Pirates trail with five wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Red Sox
Marvin Carlisle
Giants
George Skelton
White Sox
Dr. C. H. Iden
Clint P. Newcomb
Pirates
White Sox Owner Gravely Ill at Summer Estate
J Louis Comiskey 54 owner of the Chicago White Sox was gravely ill at his Eagle River Wisconsin summer estate. Dr Russell Oldfield said he grew brighter late last night with oxygen given and some hope noted. His wife was summoned from Chicago as three children vacationing with a heart ailment were affected by a cold and recent complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle River
Wis
J. Louis Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Here
Russell Oldfield
Clarke County Farm and Home Pride in County Aid Property
Clarke County citizens praise the county owned farm in Long Marsh District four miles northwest of Berryville. The Board of Supervisors funded repairs and painting, keeping the property attractive and well cultivated. Garland McFillan operates the farm which housed up to five indigent residents in 1934, the largest number there at one time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Board of Supervisors
Longmarsh District
Berryville
Garland McFillan
Former Officials Indicted in Gambling Conspiracy
Buffalo July 17 Former Police Commissioner James W Higgins and Frank J Carr former Erie County Democratic chairman were indicted on charges of conspiring to obstruct gambling laws. Ten people named in secret indictments were revealed by an extraordinary grand jury Higgins pleaded innocent before State Supreme Court Justice Albert Conway bail set at 2500 Carr to be arraigned shortly according to special prosecutor Frank J Raichle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
James W. Higgins
Frank J. Carr
Erie County Democratic
Af Higgins
State Supreme Court
Albert Conway
Frank J. Raichle
Carr
Fisherman Hooked by Maid During Shenandoah River Trip
Jack Crawford of Strasburg on vacation with sister-in-law Martha Millner was struck by a fishing hook near the temple on the Shenandoah River at Plumsite Poultry Farm. Miss Millner fell into the boat and suffered a black eye. Dr. G G Crawford summoned then took the wounded man to Dr Roy Fravel's hospital in Woodstock for hook removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crawford
Strasburg
Martha Millner
Shenandoah River
W. D. Millner
Miss Millner
G. G. Crawford
Jack
Roy Fravel
Woodstock
Badminton Courts Planned At Winchester Park
Rebecca Kern announced three badminton courts will be built near the park’s tennis area this summer. The sod plots will host new nets and equipment may be obtained from Miss Kern or Dick Carpenter who run the program. Free swimming and tennis lessons are offered each morning, with two new picnic fireplaces added for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rebecca Kern
Miss Kern
Dick Carpenter
Winchesterians
Old Age Insurance Benefits Paid In June
The Social Security Board reports 1,517,835 in old age benefits paid in June across 12,235 claims with an average 83.24. Since establishment, certified claims total 20,230,531. State totals include Virginia 312 claims 21,991.79 with average 70.20 and West Virginia 241 claims 19,260.63 with average 79.92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Social Security Board
Virginia
West Virginia
Evangelist Rev. Charles Beard Draws 300 At Revival
Large audience of 300 attended a Sunday night revival at the Double Churches near Stephens City. Martinsburg singers and trombone players added to the inspirational service as Rev. Beard delivered a hopeful message on witnessing for Christ emphasizing truth and the exaltation of Jesus. The revival continues through the week and possibly longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beard
Stephens City
Martinsburg
Beard
Christ
Jesus
Camp Meeting for Potomac District Assembly of God
The eleventh annual Potomac District Council camp meeting will be held at Potomac Park from July 27 to August 20. Rev. Harry V. Schaeffer of Washington announced it yesterday. About 150 ministers will attend the first three days. Rev. J. Wright Follette of New York will lead Bible classes and Rev. Wesley R. Steelberg of Philadelphia will serve as exanglist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac District Council
Assemblies of God
Potomac Park
Harry V. Schaeffer
Washington
New York
J. Wright Follette
Wesley R. Steelberg
Philadelphia
1938 Shoe Production Totals by Gender
In 1938 total production reached 147 754 871 pairs of women’s shoes and 96 660 415 pairs of men’s shoes.
Injuries Bad Luck Press Giants To Keep On Going
The New York Giants suffer a season wrecking set of injuries and misfortunes as Lou Chiozza fractures his left leg ending his year while Har ry Danning is hospitalized with a leg infection. Bill Jurges faces discipline and manager Bill Terry must reshuffle an already thin infield. The Reds extend their seven game lead as the Cubs close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Boni
Associated Press
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Lou Chiozza
Bill Jurges
Harry Danning
Bill Terry
Chiozza
Terry
Mel Ott
Burgess Whitehead
Alex Kampouris
Brooklyn Dodger
George Wyatt
Jersey City Flash
Wyatt
Tom Hafey
Jersey City
Little Giants
Jersey
Reds
Cubs
Terrymen
Giants
St. Louis
Dodgers
Boston Bees
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Major League Standings and Results Summary
Yesterday's American League results show New York defeating Cleveland 3 to 0 and Philadelphia beating St Louis 11 to 8 while Detroit triumphed 13 to 6 over Boston. National League games include Cincinnati 4 Boston 0 and Chicago 11 Brooklyn 2 among others with full standings showing Cincinnati leading at .618 and Philadelphia at .319.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Donald
Hildebrand
Kramer
Mills
Auker
Wilson
Marcum
Dietrich
Washington
Krakauskas
Rowe
Bridges
Samer
Allen
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Derringer
Fette
Passeau
Hamlin
Warneke
Lohrman
Tobin
Johnson
L. Pet
New York Wee
Boston Eteneusecaae
Weereee
Eeree
St. Louis Stee Ewes
Ex Governor Ephriam F Morgan’s Brother Dies In Mount Zion
L Waitman Morgan aged 74 died at his Mount Zion home from heart disease. He was a farmer. Survivors include his widow, his brother the former West Virginia governor Ephriam F Morgan who served 1921 to 1924, and three daughters. another brother lives in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
L. Waitman Morgan
Ephriam F. Morgan
Mount Zion
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Calotabs Calomel Alternative Ad Offers Relief
An early 20th century ad touts Calotabs as a modern substitute for calomel and salts. It claims Calotabs prevent after effects and sickness, recommends taking one or two at bedtime with water, and promises a clean breakfast after. The ad notes a price of twenty five cents and trademark Galolate.
Winchester Softball League Daily Results and Schedule
Daily results show Va. Woolen and Jr. Board splitting games 5 0 and 4 3 with Joe's Dr Pepper totals 4 3 and 5 2. Tomorrow’s doubleheaders feature Elks United Food and Jr. Board Dr Pepper. Postponed matchups include Joe's United Food and several others. In League B standings Miller Anderson leads with 6 6 6 6 6 6?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Joe's
Woolen
Elks
Dr. Pepper
United Food
Va. Woolen
Jr. Board
Joe’s
Junior Board
Miller-Anderson
Parcel Post
O'Sullivan
Chinese Riflemen Kill Dozen Japs
Chinese riflemen shot down a Japanese warplane during a flight from Hankow to Shanghai. Bad weather forced the bomber to low altitude and it crashed near Laozhushan in Hupeh Province, killing its occupants including Major General Tomechi Oji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Domei
Hankow
Laozhushan
Hupeh
Tomechi ‘Oji
Lefty Lake Stars for Charleston in MA League Victory
Lefty Lake son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Lake of 47 Race Street Charleston W Va hurled a six hit game for the third place Senators in a 9 to 2 win over Portsmouth Ohio. Lake allowed two runs in the sixth inning while Charleston totaled 11 hits in the Middle Atlantic League contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty
Earl) Lake
Maurice Lake
Race Street
Charleston
W. Va
Senators
Charleston Gazette
Lake
Portsmouth
Andley
V.P.S
Winchester Park
Winchester
Ten Notables In Gold Cup Race
Inglewood California July 18 Kayak II leads a field of ten in Hollywood Park's $50,000 Gold Cup race. Argentine Beauty carrying 124 pounds appears strongest among Cravat Specify Can't Wait Whichcee Olimpo Gosum Shining One Teddy Kerry and Mt Vernon II. Kayak clocked 2.04 3 5 for the mile and a quarter distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Kayak
Hollywood Park
C. S. Howard
Whichcee
Olimpo
Gosum
Shining One
Teddy Kerry
Mt. Vernon II
Dizzy Dean Returns to Form After Arm Scratch Incident
Chicago July 18 Dizzy Dean delivers a bright pitching display in the pop off league after leaving New York with a left arm gash. Dean dismisses rumors of domestic trouble or fights and says he scraped his arm on a glass table corner while reaching for a phone, joking about the sensational coverage. He questions why the incident would shift headlines away from other issues and insists he should be with the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Gabby
Chicago Cubs
Hartnett
Dean
New York
Ol’ Diz
Dizzy
Cubs
Hitler
WPA
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Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
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N. Loudoun St
Serta, Inc
Winchester Furnifure Co
Main St
H. Carlisle
Clarke
Geo. Skelton
C. H. Iden
Clint Newcomb
Church of God
Lefty Lake
Ena
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