Senators Win Shutout at Detroit in June Baseball
Washington pitchers dominated Detroit 4 0 as Lloyd Brown held the Tigers to five hits for his eighth win of the season. The win ties Washington with Philadelphia for second place as Dickey hit his eleventh homer in New York’s 6 1 victory over the White Sox. A’s Earnshaw limited St Louis to eight hits in a 5 1 Philadelphia win. National League standings show Chicago and Boston atop the section with Pittsburgh and St Louis mid pack.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Broklyn
Grimes Tops Hubbell In Cubs 2 1 Victory Over Giants
On June 17 Burleigh Grimes out pitched Carl Hubbell as the Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 2 to 1 in a tense ballgame. Haines delivered clutch work and a homer to spark a 2 0 win for St Louis over Philadelphia. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 8 to 6 for a second straight win in the series.
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Plans Complete For Operation Of Playgrounds In Winchester
Comprehensive plans for nine playgrounds in Winchester aim to amuse white and colored children with free facilities. Three sites open July first, including North Washington and West Piccadilly, Harris Addition, and Douglas Junior High for colored kids. John I Brown Jr and Virginia H Boyd will supervise July and August with first aid training.
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Winchester Playground Association
Clifford D. Grim
Winchester Park Association
Rouss Spring Park
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West Piccadilly Streets
Harris Addition
Douglas Junior High School
North Kent Street
Park Association
William G. Hardy
Kiwanis Club
D. H. Senciadiver
Lions Club
J. Victor Arthur
Rotary Club
D. Grim
American Legion
John I. Brown, Jr
Brown
Pittston
Virginia H. Boyd
Handley High School
Mr. Brown
Miss Boyd
Service Clubs of
Citizen Corrects Middletown Election Tale
The Citizen of Middletown Virginia corrects The Star’s report on the June 16 1932 municipal election noting F B Kline had no opponent and W B Little was listed on the mayoral ballot by a writer. It also explains Mae Ginn declined council service before the election which reduced her vote count.
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F. B. Kline
Middletown
Kline
W. B. Little
Little
Upperville Show Opens With Record Entries in Va Event
The forty second Upperville Colt and Horse Show at Grafton Farms drew about 600 entries despite overcast weather. C E Norman of Purcellville won multiple heavy draft and four horse team honors, while Peach Bros. of Upperville claimed the best three year old half bred through the Challenge Cup leg. Tom Tiger colts from John Waller of The Plains highlighted the hunter classes as rain delayed but did not dampen performances.
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Grafton Farms
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Purcellville
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Arline
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Champ
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Sanday
Gana- Gore
Peach Bros
William Wadsworth
New York
Jockey Club of New York
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Plains
Hunter
Morris Dixon
Newton Square
William Dupont, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Roy Jackson
Bryn Mawr
T. I. Marshall
Woodstock
Lient
Gordon Rogers
Fort Myer
Thomas A Jr
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R. Peach
Jochian Fletcher
W. F. Peach
Alex Ramey
Protection Talk for Congressmen in Washington
Washington debate centers on shielding members of Congress from violence by Reds and bonus-seekers. The Boston Transcript notes rising concerns and possible security measures being discussed.
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Boston Transcript
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