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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1926

Page

6

Woodstock Rotarians Rout Winchester 19 to 3 in Baseball

Woodstock bested the Winchester Rotary Club 19 to 3 as a large crowd enjoyed a lively game. Frank Tavenner pitched splendidly for Woodstock with Arthur Stickley behind the mask and Sandy Baker on the mound for Winchester. A return game is planned for August 5 with ample spectator turnout noted.

Woodstock Woodstock Rotarians Winchester Frank Tavenner Arthur Stickley Sandy Baker Herbert Solenberger

Front Royal Road Nears Completion in Virginia

In Macedonia Virginia on July 24 residents and visitors join hosted at the Petrie home. The convict camp will move from Front Royal road to Gore as the Front Royal road nears completion with only tar left. James Estus served as time-keeper and civil engineer while Frank Solenberger rests at home. Mrs Landis and daughter Melva visit Richmond.

Macedonia R. L. Petrie Birdie Lam Washington, D. C Pauline Wallace Ralph Lam Stephens City Ansel Solenberger University, Va James Estus and Son Charlottesville Kenneth Petrie University of Front Royal Road Frank Solenberger Gore James Estus Front Royal Estus Landis Melva Richmond

First Woman Wins Paris Four-Mile Seine Swim

Mme Prevost Gardelle led a field of over 60 rivals in the annual four mile swim through Paris. The mixed race awarded prizes to the top man and the top woman, with Gardelle finishing ahead of all female competitors.

Paris Seine Mme. Prevost Gardelle Frenc

Petrie Relative Visit Highlights Maryland trip

Mr. R. L. Petrie spent Sunday in Berwyn Maryland with his sister Mrs. Clarke Maxwell, returning to their home town in Virginia.

R. L. Petrie Berwyn, Md Clarke Maxwell

John Robinson Circus To Exhibit Here On Tuesday

The John Robinson Circus visits Winchester for afternoon and night shows on Tuesday August 6th, traveling from Harrisonburg via regional railways and moving next to Hagerstown. Tents will rise on the Fair Grounds with space for tents and parking. The troupe emphasizes trained acts including four imports from Europe such as the Ben Hassan Arabs and Four Barron Sisters.

John Robinson Winchester Virginia Robinson Harrisonburg Southern Hagerstown Harrisburg Robinson Circus Europe Ben Hassan Barron Sisters Rudy Rudynoff

International wire act heads lineup at Hippodrome show

Riders and Philip and Karoline Eddy originate a somersault on the tight wire. Senorita Piedad Morales of Mexico and Petite Tetu of Japan join the act. Clown alley welcomes Abe Goldstein and many new faces alongside O'Brien Fenton Joe Wilde George Harmon Denny Sullivan Fred Gay the Simmons Twins Slivers Johnson and others performing around the Hippodrome track.

Philip Karoline Eddy Senorita Piedad Morales Mexico Petite Tetu Japan Clown Alley Abe Goldstein O’brien Fenton Joe Wilde George Harmon Denny Sullivan Fred Gay Simmons Twins Slivers Johnson

Zebras Learn Tricks in Historic Animal Act Show

The article notes Zebras trained to perform for the first time in wild animal shows. Christy Bros. will exhibit trained Zebras in Winchester on July 30, highlighting their stubborn temperament and contrast with the American mule. The piece frames Zebras as a difficult but now trainable act in a traveling act.

Christy Bros Winchester Asia

Zebras In Parade Delight At Circus Showing

The article describes trainers and beasts performing intricate zebra acts. Zebras and zebra hybrids wow crowds with waltz, two step, and curvet maneuvers. It notes the circus ownership and mentions visitors like Mr and Mrs Funk returning home after a visit in Gettysburg with Spangler.

Endeavo Christy Bos Bes J. W. N. Funk Samuel G. Spangler Gettysburg

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