Mentzer Leads Park Past Staunton for Fifth Win
Mentzer pitched five hits in a dominant 11 to 1 Victory as Winchester Park extended its winning streak to five games. Mentzer struck out seven and allowed only one hit through the seventh, with Burch Keller and Judy aiding an eight-hit Park offense. Staunton's only run came in the seventh on Fox and Coffey hits as Park built a big lead with three runs in the third and five in the fifth and eighth frames.
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Mentzer
Winchester
Staunton
Iim
Hitsy Fox
J. Coffey
Fox
Burch
Coffey
Statome
Jewel Fox
Keller
Judy
Park
Luby
Emmart
Johnson
Abe
Patton
Miller
War Or Peace We Stick To Quality Tire Recapping
Cammer Tire Co. advertises tire recapping and repair services and notes its location opposite Handley School.
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Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Sports Roundup highlights racing and golf lore
A sports round up from New York notes a new book on Thoroughbred Racing and Breeding guiding writers on trainers jockeys and blacksmiths. It recalls early American races the New York Subscription Plate and Williamsburg Jockey Club plus Hal Cutler’s Detroit Red Run camp story and Norristown industrial golf league.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lewis Morris
Williamsburg
Jockey Club
America
James Blair
William and Mary College
Bill Brewster
New Jersey
Rutgers University
Hal Cutler
Detroit
Red Run Golf Club
The
Athletics
Hal
Florida
Mickey Cochrane
Cutler
Carole Landis Plans New York Marriage to Producer
Hollywood July 23 Actress Carole Landis, fresh from a Nevada divorce from her third husband Major Thomas C. Wallace, announces plans to wed theatrical producer Horace Schmidlapp in New York next month. Her prior spouses were Irving Wheeler and Willis Hunt Jr.
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Hollywood
Carole Landis
Nevada
Horace Schmidlapp
New York
Thomas C. Wallace
Irving Wheeler
Willis Hunt, Jr
Corn On Curb Market Opens At Eight Tomorrow
Grover Schlack reports a farmer curb market at Kent and Boscawen streets will offer plenty of produce including corn tomorrow morning. The market opens at eight o'clock.
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Grover Schlack
Kent and
Boscawen Streets
Boyce Recreational Group Schedule Meeting
The Boyce youth group will meet Tuesday night at eight in the Parish Hall. All mothers and youths interested are invited to attend. Okinawa’s size is about 60 miles long and 8 to 10 miles wide, making it far smaller than Rhode Island.
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Boyce
Okinawa
United States
Rhode Island
Trap league players shine on weekday public courts
Sidney Coltart, nephew of Bruce, stars among ten teams blasting away at the traps on public courts each weekday. The Sioux Falls army air field baseball team, under manager Art Bramhall, has lost only two games in two seasons, with no grandstand managers to aid him.
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Sidney Coltart
Bruce
Absecon
N. J
Sioux Falls
S. D
Army Air Field
Art Bramhall
Phillies
Art
Bridges Blank Front Royal in 5-0 Exhibition Victory
Tommy Bridges former Detroit star, pitching for OSS Washington, shut out Front Royal 5-0 while allowing 10 hits and fanning 17. Settle limited the visitors to five hits but teammates error three times leading to all runs. Bradford Michael of Winchester hit three doubles and a single against Bridges.
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Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tiger
Front Royal
Office of Strategic Services
Washington
Settle
Warren
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Long
Fletcher
Staunton
Bradford Michael
Winchester
Bridges
New Fire Trails Mapped Across Blazes In Oregon
Portland reports map of new fire trails across two forest blazes in Oregon as about 3,000 firefighters battle flames. Crews cut lanes in the 70 square mile Wilson river area to protect lumber towns while rain eases but firefighting continues. Fort Lewis soldiers and loggers joined in Willamette Valley Lumber Company tract fire lines across 8,000 acres.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Wilson River
W. F. McCulloch
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Willamette
Stephens City Beats Berryville 12-1 In Seven Inning Game
Stephens City defeated Berryville Bears 12-1 in seven innings. Schickle earned the win with two hits allowed and 13 strikeouts over five innings, relieved by Boyd in the sixth. Berryville starter Cole left after five. Morrison finished. W Boyd hit a bases loaded homer and doubles, Lemley and R Lemley added two bags, Keckley a triple. Next Sunday Stephenson visits Stephens City. Umpires Fisher and Bass.
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Stephens City
Berryville Bears
Schickle
Clarke
Boyd
Cole
Berryville
Morrison
W. Boyd
J. Lemley
R. Lemley
Keckley
Stephenson
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Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
C.E. Smalts & Son
National Avenue
Grove’s
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun
Winchester Furniture Company
South Main Street
Dial
Ty Bagh S. Fullerton, Jr
Norristown, Pa
Industrial Golf League
Boyce Recreational Group
Aes
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Screen Enamel
Gosson Cary
Suerwin-Walllams Paint and Color Style Guide
Cts Reedee
Miller’s Hardware
Stephen City
Fisher and
Bass
E J. Lemley
A Fisher
Cremer
M. Boyd
P Taylor
Hartman
Shickle
Clevenger
H Gibbs
Risier
Keckiey
Ef Morrison
P ’ Cole
Pc Miller
Dawson
Hershman
Ewing
Tevalt
Thee Wee Union Life Insurance Coiic
Richmond
Virlginia
S. L. Snellings
Loudoun St
Virginia
Firestone
N. Braddock St
Arrow
BIG Boy Beverage Company
Globe Brewing Co
Baltimore
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