Independents Rally and Fall in Weekend Play
Stephens City Independents split weekend action after a 5 1 lead by Martinsburg Blue Sox when Martinsburg quit at the end of the second inning. Pence pitched for Stephens City while Scrivener and Barot worked for Martinsburg with Ring catching. Next games are June 22 versus Westphal Hose Company and June 23 against Wanassas Baseball Club at Stephens City Diamond.
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Martinsburg Blue Sox
Stephens City
Viscosers
Independents
Martinsburg
Pence
Scrivener
Barot
Mark Ring
Westphal Hose Company
Wanassas Baseball Club
Eastern Virginia Baseball Squad Named
Richmond Virginia June 17 Fifty nine boys have been recommended for the Eastern Virginia Esquire All American boys baseball team which will play a Western Virginia squad at Mooers Field June 29. D Paul Decker of Norfolk will coach the eastern team while Gus Tebell of the University of Virginia will direct the western squad. One Virginia boy will be chosen after the Mooers Field game to represent Virginia in the Esquire game in Chicago August 10.
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Richmond
Eastern Virginia
Esquire
Ae Field
Chicago
Southern States Meeting Wednesday
Frederick County Southern States Cooperative board will hold a dinner meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel to plan for the August patrons' meeting. Walker Mc C Bond, president, will preside. The annual report will be presented by Manuel district manager of northern Virginia ferry. C Ellis local manager will present the local report.
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Frederick County
Walker Mc. C. Bond
Ee Ee
Manuel
Norn Virginia Ferry
C. Ellis
Haunting License Available July 1
Peyton J. Marshall city clerk announced hunting licenses for the 1946-47 fiscal year begin July 1. Licenses may be purchased at the City Hall office and at the county clerk's Courthouse annex.
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Peyton J. Marshall
Park Nine Drops Two to Chambersburg and Orange Ramblers
Park Nine lost twice in a weekend with lopsided scores. Chambersburg A C walloped Park 15 to 7 at Winchester on Saturday, then the Ramblers defeated them 10 to 2 at Orange Virginia on Sunday. Hoopes started, was shelled, and Luby relieved. heavy hits by Step Jer Caldwell and Bohn fueled the visitors. Orange pitchers Pope Mentzer and Bledsoe limited Park to 11 and 6 hits respectively as Gooch homered to cap the Orange win.
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Winchester
Chambersburg A. C
Orange
Ramblers
Hoopes
Park
Luby
Step Jer
Caldwell
Bohn
Hassler
Gillespie
Miller
Emmatt
Ernie Burch
Keller
Judy
Burch
Pope
Mentzer
Gooch
Kube
Martin
Newman
Bledsoe
Baker
Middletown Minks Defeat Winchester 3 to 1
Middletown’s nine tallied 14 hits while Winchester White Sox managed nine in a 3 to 1 victory at Winchester Park. Pitcher Judy fanned three for Middletown, with Spaid and Kendall on the mound for the Sox. Next Sunday the White Sox travel to Middletown aiming to even the series.
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Winchester
Market Quotations Baltimore June 17 Prices for produce and livestock
Produce apples and potatoes move firm to dull with limited stock. Eggs and butter steady. roasters and fowls priced by size and color. Cattle and calves active with steady to higher tone. hogs and sheep show stable to firm trading, demand moderate.
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Baltimore
Rail-Maine
U. S
Newmarket Dull
N. C
Baltimore Butter and Eggs Exchange
Stock Market Advances Led by Rails and Steel Shares
New York June 17 markets rose with scattered gains as rails, steels, and select industries led the advance after Friday's profit taking. Investors cited inflationary pull from price wage dynamics and expected freight rate boosts. Major movers included Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, U S Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, GM, and Anaconda while Johns Manville, Union Carbide, American Can, Deere, and Sears Roebuck posted declines.
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New York
Rails, Steels
Rails
Hollander and Co
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
American Telephone
Crane Co
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Johns Manville
Union Carbide
American Can
Deere
Sears Roebuck
Winchester Golf Club Takes Second in Bi-State Meet
The Winchester Golf Club finished second in the Bi State match at Belle Haven Country Club Alexandria. Belle Haven won with 64% points, Winchester totaled 52, Martinsburg 49, Front Royal 144. Winchester players Wilson Pugh 9 Jim Mason 8 Walter Bosserman 7 Fred Glaize 644 Philip Glaize 1 Carl Campbell 342 Howard Allen 3 Lester Arnold 3 John Scully 3 Louis Hyde 2.
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Winchester Golf Club
Belle Haven Country Club
Alexandria
Belle Haven Club
Winchester
Martinsburg
Front Royal
Wilson Pugh
Jim Mason
Walter Bosserman
Fred Glaize
Philip Glaize
Carl Campbell
Howard Allen
Lester Arnold
John Scully
Louis Hyde
Color codes for naval gun ammunition types
Armor piercing shells are black marked. Shrapnel is white. High explosive rounds are yellow. Smoke projectiles are red. Anti aircraft and bombardment munitions are green.
Prices for Lambs and Ewes Move Steadily at Auction
Early trade shows good demand with 70 to 1.00 lb spring lambs selling around 18.50 to 19.50. Mixed lots bring 16.99 to 17.50 with top at that level. Slaughter ewes stay active and steady, light weight cho ice ewes drop to 8.50, comparable shorn ewes down to 7.50.
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Baltimore
USDA
Mathematician Wins Hunter Championship at Upperville Show
In Upperville Virginia on June 17 a mathematician owned by Meander Farms Locustdale won the conformation hunter championship at the Upperville Colt and Horse Show with 17.5 points from a two day event at Grafton Farms. Portmaker owned by Mrs. Alvin Kay of Sy tome claimed reserve. Lord Mountbatten owned by Mrs. Stephen C Clark Jr of Middleburg won the three year old championship with 25 points.
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Upperville
Mathematician
Meander Farms
Locustdale
Grafton Farms
Portmaker
Alvin Kay
Sy Tome
Lord Mountbatten
Stephen C. Clark
Middleburg
Cappy Smith
Bill Star
Sprim
Clarke County
Ootts
Duke of Orange
Sylvania Gold
Marion Mack
Erin Beau
Slow drive limits reach to Northwest Virginia shopping center
A reader notes 30 minutes slow driving time to the Northwest Virginia shopping center from a Winchester area locale within about 20 miles.
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Winchester
Virginia
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Kilmer & Co. Inc
P. O
Stamford
Conn
Southern States Meeting
Chambersburg, Orange Ramblers
Chambersburg
Cramer
Johnson
Plum
Howard
Shatzer
Stepler
Tal
P Er
May
Lonergan
Goodwin
Kobe
P Newman
Bledsco
Jacobs
Minks Trip White Sox
Stock Market
Golf Club
Dorothy Korby
S. Loudoun St
Hunter
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie, Ind Ie
North Loudoun ST