SPORTS ROUND UP BY EDDIE BRIEZ
New York June 3 Ob servation Ward notes Erie ball orchard is near Raspberry street. Oklahoma Golf Association bans crapshooting at all events. Ernie Kish Ohio U outfielder declines three major league offers. Joe DiMaggio ready but Joe McCarthy hesitant to disrupt a winning lineup. Connie Mack Jr pitches for Philadelphia softball. Photographer caught coaching Horton Smith at Goodall Golf Tour. Sock Market ponders Bob Pastor vs Joe Louis October if Lou Nova returns to school. Billy Conn Shaw ton? decades. Galento may stir things up June 28. California tennis championships noted. Joe Gordon with Yankees could allow Gerry Priddy to play second for Kansas City.
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New York
Erie
Raspberry Street
Oklahoma Golf Association
Ernie Kish
Ohio U
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
McCarthy
DiMag
Connie Mack, Jr
Philadelphia
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
Billy Conn
Mr. Galento
California
Joe Gordon
Yanks
Indians
Gerry Priddy
Kansas City
Larry MacPhail’s staged ballpark fight sparks AL rift
The article cites Larry MacPhail calling a rent of Yankee Stadium for a fight a low American League trick to oppose Brooklyn night games. It notes Mike Jacobs as the source of the squawk and cites a box score counting 32 574 in attendance amid a fight. Earl Averill is named as a Dodgers target turned away from the American League. Mrs. Max Baer asks Baer to retire. The Miami area plans to send 28 players on a 700 mile trip to Atlanta.
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Larry MacPhail
Yankee Ball Park
Brooklyn
Mike Jacobs
Earl Averill
Dodgers
Max Baer
Max
Miami
Atlanta
Lee High and Grandville Play Double No Hitter
In Grand Rapids Michigan Lee High and Grandville ball teams dueled in a double no hitter game Lee High won 2 to 1 All runs came on walks and sacrifices Pitchers were Sietsema for Lee High Verberg and Austin for Grandville
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Lee High
Grandville
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sietsema
Verberg
Austin
Softball leagues swap teams and fast play noted
In League A Miller and Anderson switch places with Joe the Motorist Friend of League B as other junior loop teams complain they cannot keep up with their speed. A 20 man team from the Winchester Golf Club will face a Martinsburg venue Sunday at 1 45 PM. Trial Justice A J Tavenn er and others enjoyed softshell crabs from a Chesapeake trip. A registered shoot moves its state meet to July 3 and 4. Leesburg High tops Lincoln for county title. Park hosts Blairton tomorrow as Russell Potts promises a thrilling game.
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Miller and Anderson
Joe
Winchester Golf Club
Opequon Country Club
Martinsburg
Carl Campbell
McCormack
A. J. Tavenner
Raymond Bayliss
Ran Ridgeway
Herbert Schutte
Chesapeake
Gun Club
Leesburg High School
Loudoun County
Lincoln High
Blairton
Russell Potts
Cooper's Turn To Win National
New York June 3 The story centers on Harry Cooper from Eastern Point Conn as he competes in the 126 hole national open golf championship. After a year free of pressure he posts rounds of 69 69 and 70 in the tough field, aiming to capitalize on a steady form.
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New York
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Eastern Point
Conn
Cannot Compare Nova With Tunney
Jimmie Bronson who discovered Gene Tunney says Lou Nova bears little resemblance to Tunney despite Nova’s gritty victory over Max Baer. Bronson, a veteran figure in boxing, notes Nova’s jab and footwork but rejects comparisons to Tunney who defeated Dempsey in major title bouts.
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NEW_YORK
Jimmie Bronson
Gene Tunney
France
Lou Nova
Jimmie
Lou
Max Baer
Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
Chicago
Reds Bombard in Eleventh Sparks Win and Nats Sink
The Reds edged the Bees 11th inning surge with four runs after a scoreless duel. White Sox beat the Senators 8-5 as Sox outhit Washington. Cardinals lost 8-2 to New York, dropping further behind Cincinnati. Yankees crushed Indians 17-5 as Greenberg retook home run lead. Boston fell 8-5 to Detroit.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Whitey Moore
Reds
Milt Shoffner
Bees
Frank McCormick
Ernie Lombardi
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Senators
Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Giants
Curt Davis
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Pinky Higgins
Standings and schedules from the aes league results
New York leads with 17 wins 5 losses. Chicago 7 5 and Cleveland 5 losses, Detroit 8 5 and Boston 5. Philadelphia Saint Louis notes rain. Standings show team records and percentages with New York atop. today’s games list Hadley facing Harder in Cleveland and Grove facing Trout in Detroit.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia-St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Tai
Hadley
Harder
Grove
Trout
Carrasquel
Rigney
St. Louis
Ross
Caster
Gill
Mills
Baseball scores and matchups for scheduled games
Cincinnati defeated Boston 4 to 0 and New York beat St. Louis 8 to 2. Upcoming pairings include Cincinnati at Boston Derringer with records 6-1 and 1-5, St. Louis at New York Warneke 6-2 versus Gumbert 5-2, Chicago at Brooklyn Lee 5-6 versus Philadelphia Pendan 3-2 and Butcher 2-7.
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Cincinnati
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Derringer
Turner
Warneke
Gumbert
Chicago
Brooklyn
Lee
Philadelphia
Pendan
Butcher
Crops Thrive After Rain Drought Breaks at Hayfield
A heavy rain Thursday ended a month long drought at Hayfield. Gardens were beginning to suffer but most early corn has received its first cultivation and plant growth is improving.
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Hayfield
The Marriage Carriage and the Cost of Love
Caroline Chatfield argues that wives often fail to maintain love after marriage because they stop working to keep husbands. She warns that neglecting ongoing effort can erode affection and finances, and she urges wives to stay sweet and engaged to sustain harmony.
County Home Agent Program for June 5 to 10
The week’s schedule lists meetings for Gore 4-H Club on Tuesday at 3 15 and Gore Home Demonstration Club on Wednesday 2 00 with a meal planning demonstration. Friday features Mt View 4-H Club at Friendly Grove School at 8 00. Other 4 H clubs either completed or pending due to commencement.
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Board of Supervisors
Gore
Friay
Mt. View
Friendly Grove School
Rev R L Philpott to preach at Ebenezer Church
The Rev R L Philpott will preach at Ebenezer Church on Sunday June 4 at 11 o clock.
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R. L. Philpott
Ebenezer Church
Dickey, Arnovich Lead Major League Batting Averages
New York Yankees star Bill Dickey tops the American League with a .372 mark after a 17 point rise. Moe Arnovich of the Phillies takes the National League lead at .377, as Pepper Martin and George McQuinn slip in the standings following week end totals.
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New York
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Moe Arnovich
Phillies
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dickey
Arnovich
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
George McQuinn
St. Louis Browns
Tom Thumb Wedding At Mountain View
A Tom Thumb wedding is planned at Mountain View School on Friday night June 9 at 8 o’clock with Joyce Campbell as bride and Linot Sowers as groom. Attendants from a full wedding party will participate. Joyce is the six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Campbell and Linot is son of David Sowers.
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Mountain View
Tom Thumb
Joyce Campbell
Probaaly
Frederick County
Linot Sowers
Paul Campbell
Highland Avenue
Winchester
Hollis Clowser
David Sowers
Mount Williams
Mountain View School
Tucker
No Service At Kernstown June 4
The Rev. Homer Welch of Kernstown Methodist Church announced there will be no service on Sunday June 4 due to two commencement programs at Handley and Stephens City.
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Homer Welch
Kernstown Methodist Church
Handley
Stephens City
Winchester Softball League Opens With Postponements
Daily results show Virginia Woolen leads with 3 0 0 record in League A while United Food and Junior Board sit at 2 2 0 and 2 2 0 respectively. Postponed games set for Tuesday include Virginia Woolen versus Joe's and Dr Pepper versus Ellis at Sunny Side. Monday features Joe's against Junior Board and Virginia Woolen against Elks.
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Woolen
Ivesee
United Food
Aa Eh
DS Aela Hae
Virginia Woolen
Joe’s
Dr. Pepper
Ellis
Sunnyside
Joe's
Junior Board
Elks
The Man Who Killed Lincoln by Phillip Van Doren Stern
Handley Library offers a dramatic novel style study of John Wilkes Booth and his circle. The 66k word work blends evidence and fiction as it portrays Booth's loyalty to the South and his escape plans.
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Lincoln
Phillip van Doren Stem
John Wilkes Booth
Booth
South
Cbinet
Stern
Handley Library
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Eddie Brietz
Irons
Goodall
Horton Smith
Palmolive
IMA
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SILCO
N. Loudoun St
Braddock St
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Berryville
Kent Street
Millwood
Daum
Vidas
Morningside Drive
Richards Avenue
Valley Pike
Berryville Pike
Shawnee and
Shenandoah Avenues
Whitlock Inon
J. O. J. Green Real Estate Broker
N. Cameron St
Winchester, Va
Spotlight
O! Sports
Miller's Drug Store
Victor
Greenburg
Judson Bailey
Q. S. Solenberger and CO
N.loudoun Street
Papa Baer Sna
Yankee Stadium
Baer
Nova
Caroline Chatfield
Per
Bane
Miss Chatfield
Ebenezer
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
Loudoun Street
Arnovich Dickey
Kernstown
Baker & Anderson
N. Braddock St
The
Star
World News
York
American Express
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
GIMCO
Vor
Virginia
Home Insulating Improvement Corp
Charles R. Keeler
Farm Bureau
C. W. Sollenberger
Mgr
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
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