Westphal Visitors Eye Park in Sunday Baseball Clash
Westphal Hose team from Martinsburg travels to face Park on Sunday aiming to avenge a season loss. Martinsburg won 10-5 and 12-6 over Funkstown and Chambersburg, totaling 26 hits with four triples. Benny Long and Fortney spark improved offense as Mentzer’s illness may sideline Park, with Hal Brumbaugh to pitch and Keller catching. two new infielders are expected.
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Martinsburg
Park
West Virginians
Funkstown
Chambersburg
Westphal
Benny Long
Fortney
Winchester
Mentzer
Hagerstown Hospital
Ed Burch
Hal Brumbaugh
Keller
Park to Field Club Game With Local Talent
Park infield features Court ney Richard at first base and an unannounced player at short, recovering Patton’s injury creating the vacancy. Outfield slots will be filled by Johnson Woods Yeakle or Ritter. Hagerstown umpire Lightner will call balls and strikes. Game time tomorrow at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Richard
Richard
Stephens City
Patton
Johnson
Woods
Yeakle
Ritter
Lightner
Hagerstown
Dodgers Hold Half-game Lead In Tight Race
Dodgers stay half a game ahead in a tight NL scramble as Beazley wins after late treatment and Brooklyn defeats Chicago 6 2. Giants tie New York after an 11 inning win over St Louis aided by Mize's grand slam and Marshall's homer.
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Associated Press
Billy Southworth
Johnny Beazley
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Red Bird
Boston Crew
Beazley
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York Giants
Dodgers
St. Louis
Baseball Scores and Highlights from Yesterday
National League results include New York downing St Louis 7 to 4 in 11 innings and Brooklyn defeating Chicago 6 to 2. Boston beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 as Phil Masi enjoyed a perfect night with two hits and a three run homer. Joe Hatten earned his sixth win for the Dodgers in a 6 to 2 victory over Chicago.
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Phil Masi
Braves
Joe Hatten
Dodgers
Veterans must act by August 1 to reinstate G I life policies
World War II veterans may reinstate lapsed G I life insurance without a physical examination if they act by August 1. E C Goss of the Winchester office notes the deadline applies in most cases to pick up their policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I
E. C. Goss
Winchester
Stephens City Baseballers honored with letters and trophy
Stephens City high school feted its 1947 championship baseball team at a Red Wing Restaurant banquet sponsored by the Monogram Club. Principal Ayler presented athletic letters and the Windes bad Evening Star trophy to players as part of a 50-person program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City High School
Red Wing
Monogram Club
Robert E. Ayler
Frederick Clarke
Gene Miller
Windesbad
Thurston Grove
Sonny Richard
Melvin Fawcett
Courtney Richard
Willard Slonaker
Marshall Conner
Dick Keller
Henry Ritenour
Earl Bailey
Elmo Bloom
Warren Whetzel
Jimmy Brumback
Keller Nichol
Ayler
Gordon
Milton Wright
Ruth Boyer
Betty Jo Wright
Elsie Hovermale
Cecilia League
Donald Arrault
Sheriff’s Sale Of 4 Chevrolet Trucks In Winchester
By writ of fiera facias in Buncutter Tire Co v Fred Hiett a public auction will be held at the Winchester Jail 317 S Cameron St on Tuesday June 10 1947 at 11 00 A M. The sale lists 4 Chevrolet trucks with cash terms. Coleman Dunn is Auctioneer and J B Bywaters is Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncutter Tire Company
Fred Hiett
Winchester
Virginia
S. Cameron Street
Coleman Dunn
J. B. Bywaters
City Softball Loop Standing Seniors Baptist vs Episcopal
In the City Softball Loop standings for seniors Baptist faces Episcopal in a key matchup. Junior division games feature Baptist against Cork Street Christian as results shift early season positions.
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Baptist
Episcopal
Cork Street Christian
Church “League
Catholic
Highland Chapel
Methodist
Baptist i
Christian
United Brethren Christian
Baptist Episcopal
Market Street Methodists
Berryville Youth Bob Houghton Still Undecided for Summer
Bob Houghton son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Houghton of Berryville recently returned from Duke University for summer vacation. He has received several offers from big league clubs but remains undecided. A former U S Marine his pitching helped Duke in the Southern Conference race this spring and he will be a senior next fall. Area semi pro clubs have been bidding for him if he stays in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Houghton
Clarence Houghton
Berryville
Duke University
U. S. Marine
Duke
Houghtons
Tag
Berrye
City And County Realty Transfers Reported
City and County transfers include Fred H. Winkfield to Holmes J. McFarland on Shawnee Ave Winch ester Vernie E. Clevenger and husband to James H Gates on Gray and Liberty Aves Madison County transfers list properties on East St and Watson Ave plus lots on Paper Mill Road Milton Valley and Berryville pike areas in Frederick County Names include M C Copenhaver Ira Ritter H B Dunlap Co M Lockhart Virginia DeHaven Emily Martin Mildred Massie and others with parcels ranging from 3 to 28 lots and multiple acres within Winchester Milton Valley Shawnee and nearby corridors.
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City OF
Winchester
Fred H. Winkfield
Holmes J. McFarland
Shawnee Ave
Vernie E. Clevenger
James Henry Gates
Gray Ave
Liberty Ave
Stanley O. Mason
McSherry Lupton
N. Cameron St
M. C. Copenhaver
L M. ‘Allen
East St
Harmon C. McMurty
John Robert Traxell
Watson Ve
Alfred A. Hummer
Howard J. Cahill
Shawnee Heights
Frederick County
George D Kimble
Preston L. Hershman
Paper Mill Road
Milton Valley
Ira E. Ritter
Eldridge L. Ritter
Stephens City
H. B. Dunlap
Co. M. Lockhart
Berryville Turnpike
George D. Kimble
Gernet H. Heidman
C. M. Lockhart
Virginia P. DeHaven
Berryville Pike
Annie A. Massie
Emily Martin
Mildred
Multiple property transfers north of Winchester Virginia
A sequence of land deeds and transfers along Route 11 Berryville Turnpike and secondary highway 608 north of Winchester in Gainesboro and Stonewall districts. Transactions include Massie, Colvin, Lockhart, Fahnestock, Orndorff, Nelson, Van Arsdale, Gray, Grubbs, Perrine, Morris, Boyce, Lineburg, and Weakley with parcels ranging from 2 to 64 acres and consents from 3 500 to 7 5000 dollars.
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F. L. Largent, Jr
G. M. Colvin
Winchester
Gainesboro
John Newlin
C. M. Lockhart
W. D .Humphrey
Berryville
Harry Fahnestock
Ray L. Michael
Ross St
Beryville Ave
Edith C. Orndorff
Omar W. Orndorff
Cedar Creek
Frederick
Shenandoah
Fred P. Nelson
Max W. Lewis
Route 11
Stonewall
Wm. L. van Arsdale
Kenneth van Arsdale
Virginia
Gray
Stanley O. Mason
Daisy B. Grubbs
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Stephens City
White Post
Con
Raymond E. Perrine
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W. Va
Jin Rock Wool Insulated Homes
General Insulating Corp
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Omps Funeral Home
Molden’s
Westinghouse
Molden
S. Loudoun St
Philco
The
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock St
Richard Toastmaster
Sheriff’s Sale
Virginia Woolen
Winchester News Company
Larrick
Duvall
Virginia Woolen AB H
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Branner
Mary Dorsey
Genevieve Massie
Stephens
Maynard Renner
Clara E. Morris
Henry L. Kirby
Ray E. Boyce
Maynard M. Boyce
Ing
Pairview Church
Nain
Clara V. Lineburg
W. R Weakley
Mt. Falls
Bank Credit
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Speedy
George Washington Garage
Mom- 1
Buick
Henry J. Taylor
Mutuel Network
N. Main St
Stepon
Fisher
H. W. Ebert
Viitini
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