World Champions Begin To Lose Faith In Go West
The Yankees begin a road swing with losses and a setback in Chicago as pitching by Jake Wade and bat work by Detroit push them toward a rough stretch. White Sox ride a nine game win streak led by Appling Bonura Sewell and strong mound work by Stratton Kennedy Dietrich pace their rally.
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Bill Bom
Associated Press
Horace Greeley
Yankees
Bronx
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
White Sox
Tigers
Jake Wane
Detroiters
Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Luke Appling
Zeke Bonura
Luke Sewell
Monty Stratton
Vernon Kennedy
Bill Dietrich
McCarthy
Bob Feller
Indians
Senators
Earl Whitehill
Southpaw
Dean
Oral Hildebrand
Red Sox
Wes Ferrell
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Bucs
Terrymen
Dodgers
Ror Henshaw
Reds
Earl Averill
Slaughter
Hank Greenberg
Jake Wade
Farmer
Harry Gumbert
Woody English
Tur
Tony Piet
Athletics
Browns
Leagues Standings and Yesterday's Baseball Results
Standings show New York 25 16, Cleveland 23 16, Chicago 24 1, Detroit 24 20, Boston 19 24, Washington 16 23, Philadelphia 16 23, St. Louis 13 26. Yesterday results list Cleveland 17 Washington 5. Detroit 4 New York 3. Chicago 12 Philadelphia 6. St. Louis 9 Boston 6. Today games include Washington at St. Louis and New York at Chicago, among others.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Tax Discount Offered on Real Estate Taxes This Month
City treasurer W A Baker announces a 2 percent cash discount for property owners paying 1937 real estate taxes in June. Delinquent personal property taxes should be paid before July 15 to avoid embarrassment. Council also authorized borrowing up to $20 000 to bridge until tax collections begin, to protect interest on city savings.
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Council
W. A. Baker
Daily Results In Winchester Softball Loop
Virginia Woolen 9 and Republic Oil 8 led a Winchester softball day. Company I and O Sullivan 18 and 8 posted scores in a tight contest. Oscar Nebel faced Lions on diamond one while Ellis met Men s A C on diamond no.
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Winchester
Virginia Woolen
Company I
O'Sullivan
Republic Oil
Oscar Nebel
Lions
Ellis
A. C
Pet. Va. Woolen
Escees
Company I .Seeeses
O’sullivan
Republic Oil Seebee
Elks
A. C. Er
Berryville Chamber Hears On Post Office Site
Berryville Virginia June 8 the Chamber of Commerce met after lunch with about 20 members present. Assemblyman E Blackburn Moore reported Washington had earmarked an appropriation for a new post office but no suitable Main Street site had been offered yet. The fall festival committee said $339 of $500 had been pledged for October festivities. Officers for the next year were elected led by President H L Scheuer with Loring Kackey as secretary treasurer.
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Berryville
Chamber of Commerce
Battletown Inn
E. Blackburn Moore
Ing
Edward McC. Williams
Thomas
Washington
Main Street
H. L. Scheuer
F. L. Ayler
R. N. Dorsey
Mc. Williams
E. P. Berlin
S. G. O'Bryan
Bruce Gorham
Loring Kackley
R. E. Potts
A. F Robertson
E. B. Moore
Ed Thomas
Loring Kackey
Dressed Indian Maiden Wakes To Locked Opera Doors
Police identify the distraught girl as 11 year old Norma Spence who attended an arts recital in costume the night before. She awoke to find the building empty and the doors locked after her return from sleep.
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Dramatist’s Revenge
Chicago
Civic Opera
Norma Spence
Miss Spence
Clarke Club Flower Show Set For Grace Church Thursday
Clarke County residents may enter the Clarke Club flower show at Grace Episcopal Church parish house Thursday June 10 from 3 to 6 pm. The event, an annual fair run by the Women's Club, features 14 classes including arrangements roses lilies and wildflowers with one entry per exhibitor.
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Chester
Woman’s Club
Clarke County
Grace Episcopal Church
Greenway U B Church to Held Annual Children Day Program
Greenway Virginia June 8 the Greenway U B Church will hold their annual children day program Sunday night June 20. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Captain and Mrs George Reddick of Front Royal spent Sunday with the latter's parents. Miss Helen White returned home after a week in Winchester with her sister. Many attended memorial services at Macedonia. Mrs Howard White and daughter Helen visited Stephens City relatives. Mr and Mrs Melvin Miller and son were guests of Mr and Mrs Gardiner Clark Saturday evening.
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Greenway
Greenway U. B
George Reddick
Front Royal
J. H. Funkhouser
Helen White
Winchester
C. L. Funk
Macedonia
Howard White
Helen
Stephens City
Melvin Miller
Gardiner Clark
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