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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1939

Page

5

Sports Round Up From New York July 21

Round up of baseball and boxing notes with names like Johnny Mize Paul Derringer and Ray Frick. Mentions Louis Ambers Tunney Hartnett and other figures, plus fund for umpire Magerkurth and a New York delegation betting a $400000 gate for Pastor Louis.

New York Detroit Pastor Louis Paul Derringer Johnny Mize Carl Snavely Cornell Charles Francis Coe Florida Clarence Cotton) King Jimmy Bronson Ray Frick Penn

Rainfall Averages From 1913 to 1938

Present and past rainfall figures cover 24 hours ending a m.69 inches in July to date 4.54 inches year to date 30.08 inches. Inclusive 26 year averages show monthly rainfall and the average annual rainfall is 35.09 inches. Statistics courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Spotlight on Local Sports flashback notes and anglers

Local readers learn of Herbert Schutte Jr landing an 18 pound bonita off Cape Charles with his father on a fishing trip. Frank Brown reports a 14 pound cat caught near Berry's Ferry, shown at Virginia Cold Star. The piece lists anglers like Dr and Mrs James Madden and Judge A J Tavener, plus horse show notes for Berryville and Front Royal remount depot events.

Poppa Herbert Schutte, Jr Cape Charles Schutte John S. Miller’s Frank Brown Berry’s Ferry EGC James Madden A. J. Tavenner Kenneth Gilpin Teddy Clarke Courier Teddy Weed Kenty W. Lodge Bowles Boyce Berryville Front Royal Mrj. Pleas B. Rogers

School Board Announces New High School Ready in September

Disappointed youngsters who hoped for further summer vacation extension learn the elementary school destruction plan did not occur and the new high school will be ready for occupancy in September as announced by the Board of Education in Princess Anne Maryland.

Princess Anne, Mad Board of Education

Chicagoans Rise In Race With White Sox Hot Streak

Chicago teams surged in the American League race as the White Sox swept Detroit and beat Boston 4 0 behind Thornton Lee. The Yankees extended a 8 2 win over St Louis as Red Ruffing earned his 13th victory. In the NL the Pirates beat the Giants 8 4 moving up to fourth while the Bees beat the Cubs 2 1 with Posedel and Warstler delivering.

DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE 1 Topaint in 21

Puzzle clues list many cross words with numbered across and down entries. The readable text shows partial clues and answers for a historical crossword page. The fragment lists definitions such as A melody and Greek letter alongside various noun and verb prompts, but lacks complete solution entries.

His Snaky Left Turns The Trick

Louis Cocoa of New Haven won a unanimous decision over Steve Mamakos of Washington in a 10 round bout. Cocoa weighed 147 to Mamakos’ 151 2. He staged late pressure to take five of the last six rounds. Ali Ben Hassan of Baltimore kayoed by Toots Bashara of Norfolk in a six round semi final that ended early. Hassan’s purse was withheld by boxing commission chairman Stanley Scheer after the Baltimorean was dropped three times.

Baltimore Fi— Louis Kid) Cocoa New Haven Conn Steve Mamakos Washington Cocoa Mamakos Ali Ben Hassan Toots Bashara Norfolk

Ten Days Of Racing At Bel Air Md

Harford County Fair Association opens a ten day racing meet on July 26 at Bel Air Maryland. Eight races feature seven flat events and a two mile steeplechase as the third race with tote wagering. Notable entrants include prominent jumpers and jockeys led by Palumbo Machado Rott and Judy Johnson.

Bel Air, Md Bel. Air Maryland Harford County Fair Association Edward J. Brennan Pari-Mutuel Walter McConnell Celt America Pimlico Round Bend Judy Johnson Sammy Palumbo Lou Machado Buddy Rott Knights of the Saddle Don Silks Woodrow Kirk Leon Garrett Johnny Shanks Skeets Holland C. Walters Vernon Wisner Herb Bauch Frank Munoz Joe Sherry Harry Snyder C. Kirk Webb Snyder A. Balducci Beverley Hacker

Awards To Be Made On July 23

The Robert Y. Conrad Post No 21 American Legion announces four world’s fair trips will be awarded on July 23. Committee members are Eugene F Dearing Wilmer F Shryock and John G Fosbrink. Information on the trips is available at Gray and Eddy’s. The Post also launches a fundraising campaign to equip a firing squad and a bugler.

Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Eugene F. Dearing Wilmer F. Shryock John G. Fosbrink Gray and Eddy’s

Seems To Know How To Play Em

Edmonton track bettor Dan Zegarchuk of Winnipeg used a three year pattern selecting the first horse in race one and the eighth in race three. He bought two daily double tickets at the Edmonton fair grounds track and won both for 1420.40 each, totaling 2840.80 on a 5 stake.

Edmonton Alta Dan Zegarchuk Winnipeg Zegarchuk Edmonton Fair Grounds

Argentine Star Favored To Win At Hollywood Park

In Hollywood Park’s upcoming mile and one quarter Gold Cup Handicap seven contenders are listed with Argentine Star Kayak II and Cravat as top favorites. Argentine Star, fresh from winning the Santa Anita handicap, is seen as almost certain to secure the $50,000 prize, aiming to follow Seabiscuit’s win last year.

Inglewood Calif C. S. Howard Townsend B. Martin Hollywood Park Howard Argentine Star Seabiscuit

Palace Theatre to screen Louis Ga lento heavyweight fight

Hables Palace will add a special feature this today and Saturday along with the regular program. The official motion pictures of the entire Joe Louis versus Tony Galento heavyweight title bout will be shown with round by round and blow by blow detail.

Palace Theatre Joe Louis Tony Galento

Public Links Golf Match Is Gigantic

Baltimore hosts the 18th National Public Links Championship at Mount Pleasant Park starting Monday with 190 players from 29 districts plus Hawaii. The field includes four former champions led by Al Leach and Carl Kaufmann, with 31 three man teams vying for the team title as Los Angeles seeks to repeat.

Baltimore Mount Pleasant Park U.S. Golf Association Hawaii al Leach Cleveland WPA Carl R. Kaufmann Pittsburgh Bobby Jones Robert E. Wingate Jacksonville Fla Charles Ferrera San Francisco Los Angeles

Stars of Yesterday: Notable MLB Performances Across Leagues

Charlie Ruffing earned his 13th win for the Yankees in a 2-1 victory marking eight straight wins. Roberto Estalella hit a key eighth inning homer for the Senators in a win over the Tigers. Thornton Lee shut out the Red Sox 4-0 with a nine hit effort for the White Sox. Mel Harder beat Bill Beckman to clinch the Indians' series 3-2. Elbie Fletcher homered in the seventh to break a close Pirates Giants game, giving the Pirates a sixth straight loss for New York. Bill Posedel starred for the Bees with six hits overall and Rabbit Warstler went 3-for-3 with two runs and solid defense.

Bill White Associated Press Jimmy Dykes White Sox Chicagons Yankees Boston Reds Sox Red Sox Thornton Lee Chicago St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Washington St. Louis Browns Red Ruffing Yanks Bobby Estatella Detroit Tigers Hank Greenberg Earl Averill Roy Cullendine Estatella Mel Harder Philadelphia Athletics Pittsburgh Pirates Giants Terriers New Yorkers Elbie Fletcher Pirates Boston Bees Cubs Sailor Bill Posedel Robin Warstler Eddie Miller Charlie Ruffing Brown Roberto Estalella Senators Tigers Indians Bill Beckman Athletics Tribe Rabbit Warstler Bees Bill Rabbit

Tennis Team To Play Martinsburg

Hampered by rain and muddy courts the Winchester Country Club tennis team plans a Saturday match with Martinsburg. The Martinsburg ruling against Sunday play blocks a game here, delaying scheduling and dampening local interest in the West Virginia city.

Winchester Country Club Martinsburg Hugh Green Max Thompson Green West Virginia

Standings And Results In The Major Leagues

Yesterday's results feature New York defeating St Louis 2 to 1 and Chicago routing Boston 4 to 0. Other scores include Washington 8, Detroit 7. Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2. Today’s games list six matchups with listed probable pitchers.

New York St. Louis Washington Detroit Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Pearson Smith Rich Gill Pippen Trout Haynes Milmar Boston Sever Chicago Sae Washington Sere St. Louis Sete

Baseball Schedule Notes From Opening Day Trio

Pittsburgh 8 New York 4 and Boston 2 Chicago 1 headline a slate of games. Chicago at Boston lists Root, Turner as probable pitchers while Cincinnati at Brooklyn features Walters Grissom and Casey facing Mungo.

Chicago Boston Root Turner Cincinnati Brooklyn Walters Grissom Casey Mungo

Reds Going To Exhibit Better Ball Says McKechnie

Cincinnati Reds manager Bill McKechnie says the club will play better ball after a steady improvement in both hitting and pitching. He notes Vander Meer and Grissom are regaining form while Junior Thompson shifts to a starter role and reserves like Bordagaray step up. The Reds boast a stronger lineup despite injuries to some players and aim to extend their recent gains.

Gayle Talbot New York Bill McKechnie Cincinnati Reds Reds Yankees McKechnie Derringer Walters Johnny Vander Meer Lee Grissom Junior Thompson Giants Brooklyn Goodman Lombardi Craft Bordagaray

Pittsburgh at New York Tobin and St. Louis at Philadelphia

Baseball matchups list Pittsburgh at New York Tobin against Melton and St Louis at Philadelphia with Cooper Warneke Higbe Butcher. The rosters show mixed win totals and stacked pitching pairings across two city clashes.

Pittsburgh New York Tobin Melton St. Louis Philadelphia Cooper Warneke Higbe Butcher

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