Major Standings and Schedule From National League Update
National standings show Boston and Chicago tied at 9, New York at 9, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at 5, St Louis 5, New York 3, Washington 7, Chicago 1. Detroit visits Boston while Cleveland plays Philadelphia with rain affecting both games.
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Yesterday's Stars: Russell, Musial Shine in MLB Action
Jimmy Russell hit two homers and drove in five as the Braves beat the Cubs 9-5. Dutch Leonard tossed a five hitter for Philadelphia in a 5-1 win over St. Louis, with Stan Musial homering to spoil the shutout bid.
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Braves
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Dutch Leonard
Phillies
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Answers to Daily Quiz Revealed for Readers
Correct quiz answers printed on page two include June for question one Army Specialized Training Program for question two Mediterranean for question three routes through the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Horn. Obscure entry notes Sir Edward Elgar for question six John Rolfe for question eight May 15 1948 for question one nine Genesis XII two and for ten the line They have only a few pieces of artillery.
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Cape of Good Hope
Cape Horn
Sir Edward Elgar
John Rolfe
June 9 to 19 Sales Directory Auction Schedule
Listings show multiple sales across West Virginia and nearby areas. J M Grove Brucetown offers household goods and furniture June 9 at 1 pm DST. R W Jenkins Ridgeway area and Rt 11 Ridgeway WV sales June 12 at 1 pm include household goods and electrical appliances. James E Bentley Amherst Street sale June 12 at 1 pm features household items. B Pritts sale June 19 at 11 am reforminal? House. Mrs Winfred Rudolph June 19 at 1 pm Cameron Street offers household goods and carpenters tools.
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J. M. Grove
Brucetown
R W Jenkins
Ridgeway
R. W. Jenkins
W. Va
James E. Bentley
Amherst St
Ginla B. Pritts
Eee Se Real Ls
Winfred Rudolph
N. Cameron St
Washington Apple Loss In Year 3 Million
Yakima Valley apple growers failed to recover about 3 million dollars from the 1947 crop costs per box cost averages by Washington State College and the Bureau of Agriculture Economics. The Wenatchee area faces about 3.5 million dollars in losses. Shipping totaled 12 310 cars, with earlier high prices mitigating some losses. Credit for the 1948 crop is tighter in North Central Washington than in the Yakima Valley. U.S. Senator Magnuson reports.
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Yakima Valley
Washington State College
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
BAE
Wenatchee
Washington
U. S
Warren D. Magnuson
Wenatchee Area Credit Aid Sought for Growers
Sen Magnuson cites sources noting 10 to 22 percent of Wenatchee-Gakangon growers may need credit help as calls to reactivate regional Agricultural Credit Corp. Yakima Valley bankers say new business will be screened but no sound orchard operations will be refused credit.
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Regional Agricultural Credit Corp
Magnuson
Yakima Valley
Mt Olive Memorial to Hear Rev Dick in Winchester
Rev Paul Dick of First Brethren Church in Winchester will speak at Mount Olive memorial services Sunday afternoon. Special music includes the Four Sisters Bryant Sisters and Wilbur Kerns. Rev E H Kyle will give a short talk. John W Warrick Jr will present resolutions and a cemetery treasure report. Rev Messick is the church pastor.
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First Brethren Church
Winchester
Mount Olive Memorial
Four Songsters
Bryant Sisters
Wilbur Kerns
E. H. Kyle
John W. Warrick Jr
Messick
Hit-run Charges Bring $208 Fines
Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards handles charges of drunken driving and hit and run with property damage. Samuel N. Miller of Norristown, Pa., fined $208.35. two 30 one jail sentences suspended. Others include Paul R. Himelright paying $24.25. A W Padlett fined $5.25 for an unlicensed dog. C S Fogle fined similarly. R W Carter and Albert Jenkins incur dog and public drinking fines. Richard Z Crishan fined for speeding. Amos Smith fined $15 plus costs for tail light and inspection sticker. The piece ends with a quiz about hymn authors.
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W. Erle Edwards
Samuel N. Miller
Norristown
Paul R. Himelright
FB. Bond Sr
A.W. Padlett
R. 1
Winchester
C. S. Fogle
R. W. Carter
Albert Jenkins
Strasburz
Richard Z. Crishan
Howserd
Amos Smith
Frenzi
Glove Case Door And Watch Found On Police Suspect
Wolchester police hold Dennis Samuel Dodson of Opea tion on drunkenness loitering and suspected larceny charges. Arrest made early Sunday after complaints of loitering near Valley Ave. He had the door from a glove compartment of a Pontiac car and an electric watch affixed to the door.
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Dennis Samuel Dodson
Valley Ave
Dodson
Intoxication Charge Entails $100 Fine For W. Va. Motorist
Arrested on carnival grounds early Sunday and charged with drunk driving Arlin Sirbaugh of Capon Bridge West Virginia was fined 100 dollars and given a 30 day suspended jail term by Judge John Rice in police court Other cases settled include Norman Rabbit Thomas Berryville drunk 14 75 Dennis Pugh 204 E Lane drunk and disorderly 15 75 Marshall Diffendafer Boyce drunk 10 75 Shepard Harris 62 N Loudoun St speeding William R Barr 216 E Kent St disorderly conduct Bessie Gay Barr 216 S Kent St drunk and disorderly Lester Richardson drunk and disorderly five days in jail Earnest Carey Butler s Packing Shed unlawful carrying weapon rifle on Sunday 430 25 Preston Henry Jackson 544 N Kent St drunk and disorderly 15 25 Wheeler Phillips Harrisonburg drunk and disorderly 15 25 Lynn Sirbaugh 113 S Braddock St two counts of assault and battery 45 and costs Complaints made by Joanne Sager and Dorothy Sirbaugh
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
John Rice
Norman
Rabbit) Thomas
Berryville
Dennis Pugh
E. Lane
Marshall Diffendafer
Boyce
Shepard
Preston Henry Jackson
N. Kent St
Wheeler Phillips
Harrisonburg
Lynn Sirbaugh
S. Braddock St
Joanne Sager
Dorothy Sirbaugh
School Trustee Board Reelects Two Members
Harry Richard was reelected school trustee for Back Creek district and Clayton E. Pingley was reelected for Stonewal district at a morning meeting of the School Trustee Electoral Board. They will begin new four year terms July 1. The organizing meeting is set for the first Tuesday in July. Attending were Clarence E. Lemley, chairman, inberlin and R. L. Smith.
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Harry Richard
Back Creek
Clayton E. Pingley
Stonewal
Clarence E. Lemley
Inberlin
R. L. Smith
Sheriff Improves After Shoulder Injury Surgery
Report on Sheriff Robert De Haven healing after knee surgery by Dr. H I Piper at Memorial hospital. He had been on crutches for weeks and is progressing in recovery.
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Robert de Haven
H. I. Piper
Memorial Hospital
Taft Stassen Seek Support Amid National Convention Push
Stassen campaigned in Hartford seeking second choice votes from Connecticut's 19 vote delegation now pledged to Baldwin. Dewey toured the South aiming to win over delegates in Maryland Virginia and North Carolina. Truman maintains a lead as southern opposition grows with Florida's anti Truman bloc gaining control of 28 Florida delegates.
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Hartford
Conn
Sen
Raymone E. Baldwin
Dewey
Staryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Capitol Hill
Truman
Omaha
Montana
Butte
Mr. Truman
South
Florida
Oklahoma Democrats Send 24 Vote Delegation To National
Amid party conventions, Oklahoma Democrats voted last night to dispatch an uninstructed 24 vote delegation to the national convention. Kentucky also foresees an uninstructed 26 vote delegation later today. In New Mexico Clinton Anderson tests his Senate bid as Democratic hopefuls contend for the nomination against John J. Dempsy.
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New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate
John J. Dempsey
Patrick J. Hurley
Iowa
Robert D. Blue
William
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