City League Week Games Listing
All games at 6 p m with matchups including Sunnyside versus Va Wool, Old Timers against Lions Club, S E Indians versus All Stars, and Post Office versus Ball Hawks. Remaining schedule runs July to Sept with multiple pairings and dates.
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Sunnyside
Old Timers
Lions Club
S. E. Indians
All- Stars
Post Office
Ball Hawks
Woolen Mill
South End Indians
Sunny Side
Lions
All Stars
Sunny
Mercury Ties Heat Record In Winchester Slump
Winchester records a 98 degree temperature at 2 PM as heat and humidity drive residents to roads and streams. In Philadelphia a sweltering weekend kills at least twenty people, many from heat related incidents and river accidents.
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Winchester
Winchester Research Laboratory
Associated Press
Phidaledphia
Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
Warren
Avoca
Schuylkill Haven
Alleghany
Charles Devore
Raymond
Marie
Ella Goodrich
Alvin E. Hultberg
Grain Prices Rally at Chicago Board of Trade Reopening
Grain prices advanced sharply at the Board of Trade opening after a two day suspension. Restrictions limit daily moves to eight cents for wheat and rye, five cents for corn and barley, and four cents for oats. Wheat opens about three cents higher at 90 cents.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Large Volume Of Buying Orders On New York Market
New York markets opened late at noon after last week’s selling cyclone. Heavy buying orders began accumulating Saturday as traders speculated on an interim rally. Sterling opened at 4 67 34, call money at 1 percent as early gains were absorbed.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Winchester Park Baseball Team Posts 18 Wins in 31 Games
The Winchester Park Association nine hold an 18 and 13 record through 31 games in the 1933 season. They have scored 168 runs to opponents 143 while posting several shutouts, with detailed results from a long list of consecutive matchups against local clubs and visiting teams.
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Winchester Park
Winchester Park Association
Park Boys
Park Opp
Millwood A. C
Woodstock A. C
French A. C
Wash
N. A. C. Wash
Bunker Hilb A. C
Williamsport Cats
Majestic A. C
Middleburg A. C
Round Hill A. C
Vienna A. C
Purcellville A. C
Nat. Gd
Hagerstown
Middleburg
A. C
Shannon A. C
Blue Ribbon
Blue Sox
Waynesboro
Co. & P. Tel
Hose Co. No
Mtsb'g
South End
Winchester
Paramount Cabbies
Bunker Hill A. C
Local Golfers Lose Match to Millwood Team
Blue Ridge Country Club ladies defeated Winchester Country Club 20 to 7 in Nassau Match play at Millwood Virginia. Seven of nine sets won. individual results list many named players and scores. Afterplay tea hosted by Blue Ridge members followed. Thirteen water accident deaths and three automobile deaths reported as usual ratio shifted.
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Millwood
Blue Ridge Country Club
Winchester Country Club
Nassau
Blue Ridge
Clarke T. Cooper
Fred Read, Jr
B.R
Virginia Boyd
J. F. Moore
Philip Williams
Cary Harrison
B. O'F. Randolph
Percy Randolph
A. Mackay- Smith
President Roosevelt Prepares Nationwide Address on Recovery Drive
President Roosevelt readies a national address signaling a broad campaign to raise consumer purchasing power by boosting wages and limiting hours. The Post Office rushes distribution of a government partnership agreement to five million employers. Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson attends hearings on proposed oil industry regulation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Hugh 8. Johnson
Standings and results from the American League
The American League standings show New York 57 wins 33 losses, Washington 56 33, Philadelphia 47 43, Detroit 44 48, Chicago 43 48, Cleveland 44 50, Boston 40 50, St. Louis 35 61. Yesterday’s scores: Detroit 12 Washington 8, Boston 7 Chicago 2, New York 8 Cleveland 1. Today’s games: Washington at Philadelphia. Tomorrow’s games: New York at Boston, Washington at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Grain Industry Told To Put Its House In Order
Washington July 24 George N Peek chief administrator of the farm act told grain industry representatives to put their own house in order or the government will act He said the farm administration is greatly displeased with recent sharp fluctuations in prices of wheat and other grains and is determined that reforms in marketing methods are necessary.
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Washington
George N. Peek
Farm Act
Farm Administration
Baseball scores from National League games
National League results show St Louis 12 Boston 1 with rain halting a late game. New York defeated Brooklyn 8 to 0. Chicago 9 Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 1. Standings note none scheduled. Upcoming games Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis New York at Brooklyn.
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St. Louis
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wheat price quotations in Chicago and Baltimore markets
Closing quotations show Chicago futures for July 90 and September 92 with December at 95 1/2 and May at 1.00. Baltimore spot wheat listed at 95. Winchester spot wheat priced at 80. Prices supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation via Sticker Sales Corp. from Hagerstown Maryland.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Warren County Man Loses Eye In Unusual Incident
Leroy Donaldson a 37 year old Warren County resident lost an eye after a pebble from a passing car struck him while driving near Front Royal. He was rushed to Memorial Hospital where Dr Hunter H McGuire removed the eye to save the other. He rests as well as could be expected. Donaldson, owner of Rock Hill Farm, is married with five children.
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Leroy Donaldson
Warren County
Front Royal-Linden
Front Royal
Mr. Donaldson
Cary Athey
Donaldson
Rock Hill
Fines Issued At Monday Police Court Session
Judge Donald L. Weems presided as a crowded police court filled beyond capacity. The bustling gathering heard a diverse array of minor offenses with numerous fines imposed.
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Donald L. Weems
Local Court Fines Range in Sealed Warnings and Orders
Edgar Wingfield fined 25.25 for carrying a concealed weapon. Ruth Carroll ordered to leave town. Homer Seabright told to quit living on Highland Avenue. Marshall Wood fined 74.25 for illegal possession of liquor with suspended sentence for good behavior. William Shreck fined 10.75 for drinking. Howard Dolman and Levenia Reed fined 25.25 each for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Lohring Morris and Amos Wilkerson fined 10.25 each for fighting. Boyd Taylor fined for stealing chickens and chose to leave town. Several other cases were dismissed.
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Edgar Wingfield
Ruth Carroll
Homer Seabrigth
Highland Avenue
Marshall Wood
William Shreck
Howard Dolman
Levenia Reed
Lohring Morris
Amos Wilkinson
Boyd Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grain Prices Unit
N. Y
Stewart Elting
Susan Carter
Mary Miller
George Ashe
Frances Page
K. N. Gilpin
B. B. Dutton
Mary O'Fallon
W. H. Bosserman
Agnes Mitchell
Anne Tucker McGuire
Walter Williamson
Esterday
Riverside
Riversides
Ward's Unlimited
Ward
America
Wards
Montgomery Ward
General Electric
General Electric Company
National Electrical Supply Company
Washington, D. C
George B. Thomas
Berryville
J. S. Miller & CO
New York Avenue
National
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