Roadster races return to Indiesert Airport Speedway Sunday
Roadster racing resumes at Indiesert Airport Speedway with time trials limited to speed interest. 2:30 p.m. start as reverse order lineups based on points. 3,000 fans expected and new bleacher seating installed for larger crowd. Participants include Ronny Cash, Jon Whitbeck, Joe Jernigan, Ches Willins, Bud Roder, Carl Anderson, Ken Father, and Shorty Bowers.
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Indiesert Airport Speedway
Kermitatt
Winchesterpeedway
Ronny Cash
Ob Whitbeck
Woodrock
Joe Jernigan
Ches Willins
Bud Roder
Winchester
Ruth's Home Run Record Still Stands After 27 Seasons
The Babe Ruth record for home runs in a season, set in 1927, remains unbroken. Jimmy Foxx hit 58 in 1932 Hank Greenberg 1938 and Hack Wilson 56 in 1930 show close totals but Ruth's mark endures.
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Babe Ruith
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Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Hank Greenerg
Hack Wilson
Church Softball League Results and Standings Summary
Montague Ave Methodist edged Braddock St Methodist 4 to 3 to close the first round title deficit. Loudoun St Presbyterian beat Baptists 4 to 1 after a late rally, and Market St Methodist won 7 to 6 over United Brethren with Kellas homering. Junior League action was postponed.
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Montague Ave. Methodist
Braddock St. Methodist
Braddock St. Crew
Loudoun St. Presbyterian
Baptists
Presbyterians
Market St. Methodist
United Brethrent
Kellas
Market St
Wilson
Christ Episcopal
Episcopal Church
Virginia Woolen
The
Elks
Royal Crown
Rosenberger
Braddock
Montague Ave
Presbyterian
Cork St
Catholic
United Brethren
Baptist
Loudoun St. Presley
L. Pet
Highland Ave
Loudoun St
Boston Star hurler shines in doubleheader wins
A pitcher delivered the decisive winning balls in both halves of a Boston Chicago doubleheader, helping Boston prevail 7-6 in the opener and 7-6 in the nightcap.
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Boston
Police to Check City License Tags on Motor Cars
Police Chief J. Thomas Boyd says officers will issue summons to motorists without city license tags. Those summoned will appear before Judge John Rice for court action.
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J. Thomas Boyd
John Rice
Yesterday's Baseball Results And Standings
Yesterday in the American League Philadelphia beat Detroit 5 to 2 Boston defeated Cleveland 8 to 6 while Washington played St Louis and New York and Chicago were unscheduled. In the National League Boston won 7 to 8 over Chicago Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 Pittsburgh defeated New York 9 to 8 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 1. Stars highlight Stan Musial driving in three runs and collecting three hits for St Louis in the 4 to 1 victory. Bill Voiselle of the Braves recorded two pitching wins.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Iain
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Sct. Louis
Bill Voiselle
Braves
Timber Reserves Clock in at 1.7 Trillion Board Feet in US
Industry survey estimates show the United States holds more than 1.7 trillion board feet of saw timber. Analysts note substantial regional variation and potential for ongoing harvest.
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United States
Bi-state League sees business college win first
The Winchester Business College finally broke into the win column with a 17 to 7 victory over Mt Williams as Shiley pitched for the locals who scored in every inning except the second and fourth. Sunday the collegians lost a doubleheader to Lost City 7 to 8 and 4 to 9 while Bergton and Gore posted large wins in other Saturday and Sunday games.
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Winchester Business College
Bergton
Star Tannery
Gore
North Mousain
Wardensville
Mt. Williams
Lost City and Nearby Teams Set for Next Week Games
Bergton faces Winchester on Stonewall diamond as Lost City travels to Star Tannery while Wardensville plays Star Tannery and Winchest Bus. Col. 19 100. Bergton hosts Winchester in a key matchup with Friday games ahead.
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Lost City
Wardensville
Star Tannery S
Stonewall Diamond
Star Tannery
Mountain Names and Places at Wardensville and Gore
A note lists N. Mountain at Wardensville and Mt. Williams at Gore, referencing local geographic markers and nearby towns. The terse listing may indicate a map or property references in the era’s regional notices.
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N. Mountain
Wardensville
Mt. Williams
Gore
Canada’s war boom more than doubles pre war output
From 1939 to 1945 Canadian total production rose from 5.1 to 11.75 billion dollars, more than doubling the pre war level, reflecting a wartime economy expansion across the country.
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Canada
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Church Softball League
Carolyn Smith
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John Wilkes Booth
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Ford’s
Washington, D. C
Abraham Lincoln
Business College
China
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Crystal
Bergton Vs
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N. Kent St
Johns-Manville
Martin Senour
Kitchen Maid
Geneva Metal
Aadio
Auto Service
M. M. Adams Republic Station Corner
Amherst and Boscawen Sts
Crete
Ortland Cement Association
State Plenters Bank
Richmond
Bell
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