Pirates Hold Third Despite Quiet Start To Season
In a season notable for surprising turnstile crowds and quirky results the Pittsburgh Pirates sit third in the National League with 21 wins 20 losses. Key players include Jim Weaver who has emerged as a solid starter and Bill Bruemaker taking over third base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Boys
Bill Brubaker
Kansas City
Traynor
Hugh 5. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Cardinals
Giants
Darrell
Cy) Blanton
Lloyd Warner
Floyd (Arky) Vaughan
Lloyd Waner
Woody Jensen
Bud Hafey
Pirates
Big Jim Weaver
Bucco
Weaver
Blanton
Bill Swift
Waite Hoyt
Guy Bush
Swift
Ralph Birkofer
League Standings Mixed Results In Early AMERICAN LEAGUE
The standings note St. Louis visiting Washington Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Boston in the early league schedule. No scores are provided and matchups indicate a variety of city pairings across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Bill Brubaker
Kansas City
Pie Traynor
Gus Suhr
Paul Waner
Fred Schulte
Washington
L. Waner
Reds
Phillies
Giants
Cubs
Bees
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Gold” Sox
Cleveland
Athletics
Tigers
Philadelphia
Cincinnnati
Ewes
Chicago Ween
Cincinnati
Eesenses
Detroit
Ae Ae
Pet
Boston Seer
Cleveland Eee
Sae
Washin
St. Louis Ween Heen
Removal of stains offers booklet for clothes care
A booklet explains removing eighty eight stains to keep garments looking new. It warns hot water can set milk and egg stains, soap worsens grease and fruit stains, and promises remedies for scorched spots. Send five cents for return postage and handling with coupon.
Remains of a Request for a Stain Removal Booklet
A reader encloses ten cents for a copy of the booklet titled Removal of Stains, with a note including a street name. The fragment suggests a small home care publication request from a period newspaper item.
Ivy the camp dog nurses a mixed brood near Archville
Archville, Tenn. CCC unit camp dog Ivy, a mixed breed, acts as a mother and nurse to two of her own puppies, three orphaned fox cubs, and an abandoned kitten, forming a bustling, caring family.
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Archville
Tenn
Ivy
CCC
Here
Allen Lists Clifton Stars At Upperville Show
Entries for the Upperville colt and horse show close tonight for June 11 and 12 at Grafton Farm near Upperville. The event expects about 700 entries with prizes totaling 3000 dollars across 44 classes plus silver awards and special cups. Notables include Washington exhibitors Mrs. Margo Couzens Chewning Dr. Thomas Neill Carlton Eache A B Randle and Mrs John Hay Whitney who may enter after mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Allen
Clifton
Upperville
Grafton Farm
Uppervile
Lucc
Washington
Margo Couzens Chewning
Thomas Neill
Carlton Eache
Randle
K. M. Allen
Winchester
Benton Stables
Manley Carter
Peach Brothers
Roger Bayly
Ann Clay Bayly
John Hay Whitney
Fauquier
Loudoun
Dr James Health Club Falls to O Sullivan Rubber 13 7
O Sullivan Rubber Company defeated Dr James Health Club 13 to 7 as Peyton led the winners with solid pitching after an early six run burst. Wisecarver allowed most of the Health Club runs. Elks beat A P Tea 6 3 to pull into a first place tie with Health Club. Stine two hits for Elks Baker hit a 4th inning homer.
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Dr. James Health Club
om —_ ae
Go’ Greans
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Peyton
O’sullivan
Wisecarver
Elks
The
A. & P. Tea Company
Health Club
Stine
Victors
Baker
Grocers
Northern Virginia Power Polemen
National Fruit
Virginia Woolen
Fatal Injuries Reported After Car Crash in Virginia
David T. Martin, 43, of Dugspur roll county, died in Galax Virginia from injuries sustained in a vehicle collision yesterday. The fatality was announced today by local authorities.
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Galax
David T. Martin
Dugspurroll County
Remounts and Hunters Highlighted at Military Auction
Bonsal of Glendyn Maryland joins James Ryan and Stanley Reeves of Unionville Pennsylvania as hunters. Thomas Hitchcock presents thoroughbreds while Colonel Tom Johnson oversees remount classes. T S Marshall and Harry K Russell display heavy drafts.
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Bonsal
Glendyn
James Ryan
Stanley Reeves
Unionville
Thomas Hitchcock
Tom Johnson
T. S. Marshall
Harry K. Russel
Hampden Sydney Announces 1936 Commencement Schedule
Hampden Sydney College outlines final exercises for June 7 to 10. Baccalaureate sermon by H C Reed of Martinsville on June 7 at 11 in the column church. Alumni events June 9 with Sample B Forbus speaker and awards. Graduation June 10 with Sullivan medallions and honorary degrees. Walton Ellsworth Orndorff among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Sidney College
Colone Church
H C. W. Reed
Martinsville
McIlwaine Hall
Sample B. Forbus
Durham
N. C
Alumni Association
General Alumni Association
Bagby Hall
College Church
Algeron Sydney Sullivan
Dr. Monrothen
Walton Ellsworth Orndorff
W. A. Orndorff
Albin
Smith to Air Radio Talk Before Transfer to San Quentin
Los Angeles prisoner Frank Forrest Smith, convicted of murder tied to a bank robbery, was due for transfer to San Quentin for life. A jailer reminded the sheriff that Smith was scheduled to broadcast a radio talk next Friday on the topic Crime never pays, delaying the transfer to keep the air date.
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Los Angeles
Frank Forrest Smith
San Quentin Prison
Smith
Sign-Up Date Extended for 1936 Soil Conservation Program
Virginia agricultural officials extended the sign up for soil conservation work sheets to June 6 due to farmer requests. Director John R. Hutcheson notes high activity with over 600 farms represented and about 475 sheets filed by May 30. He urges all Virginia farmers to contact their county agents and join the program to qualify for potential payments and plant soil conserving crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hutcheson
Virginia
Hutcheson
Kentucky
Tennessee
South
Middle West
Fred Stine
Farmers urged to file work sheets by Saturday June 6
Mr Stine urged farmers to complete work sheets before Saturday June 6 as extensions seem unlikely. He noted many apple growers are already filing and advised those who have not yet to inquire about and file a work sheet.
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Stine
Bank Closing Notices on Jefferson Davis Birthday
Wednesday June 3 1936 a legal holiday Banks including Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester Shenandoah Valley National Bank will be closed All paper maturing June 3 may be paid June 4 1936 J H YOST John I Sloat Geo B Bushnell Harold G Brown bank cashiers
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Jefferson Davis
J. H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
John 1. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley N2t
L Bank
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
State
Rania
Douglas A. Sale
Shenandoah Motor Company, Inc
John S. Miller & Company
Mrs. Whitney
Frank A
O'Sullivan
Ellis
A. P. Stores
Northern Virginia Power Co
Virginia Woolen Mill
Tee
Hampden Sidney
Plymouth
Plyaouth
Chrysler
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler Corporation
Commercial Credit Co
ED Wynn
Graham McNamee
WEAF
Desoto
Mr. Stine
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Boscawen
Valley Ave
Braddock
Republic, Oil CO
JSAVE
Pine Motor CO
Brad & Cecil Sts
Buick
Pontiac
Chevrolet
H. W. Ebert
N. Main S&j
Winchester, Va
Ford
Bickers Motor CO
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