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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1952

Page

9

Northern Virginia League Leaders Meet at Stephenson

The Northern Virginia Baseball League leaders Front Royal and Stephenson meet at Stephenson at 3 p m with six wins each to decide sole first place. Front Royal likely fields Pickered and Brown. Stephenson starts Raymond Willis or Alfred Armel with P Willis catching. Jim Hockman of James Wood may pitch.

Northern Virginia Baseball League First Place Front Royal Stephenson Brown Raymond Willis Alfred Armel P. Willis Jim Hockman

Sewing pattern offer from ANNE ADAMS pattern dept

A pattern promotion invites readers to send thirty five cents for illustrated sewing instructions. Include size and style number, name, address, and zone and mail to ANNE ADAMS, Pattern Dept., Winchester Evening Star, 243 West 17th St., New York 11, N Y.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th Bt New York N. Y

Baseball Standings and Friday Scores Across Leagues

In the American League New York leads with 37 wins, followed by Boston 36 and Washington 33. Friday results show New York blanking Philadelphia 10 0 and Washington defeating Boston 5 3. In the National League Brooklyn leads with 3 17? across, while New York sits at 41 21. Friday results include Brooklyn 8 Boston 3 and St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 4.

Associated Press New York Boston Washington Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn

DAILY CROSSWORD ACROS S IN WHAT MANNER

Crossword clues listed show across and down entries with numbers and definitions. Some spellings appear odd due to OCR, but most entries refer to common crossword answers and standard cryptic style. The grid hints include animals places measures gods and body parts across multiple lines.

Steve O'Neill Named Manager Of The Phillies

Philadelphia owners replaced Eddie Sawyer with veteran Steve O'Neill after a 6 0 win over the Giants. O'Neill, former skipper of the Tigers Indians and Red Sox, was called from Louisville to Wilmington to sign and take charge tonight as the Phillies aim to revive the young pennant winners.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies Steve O'Neill Eddie Sawyer Bob Carpenter Shibe Park Phillies New York Giants O'Neill Detroit Tigers Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Carpenter Louisville O'Neil Red Sox Wilmington Del New York Sawyer

U S Olympic Team Members Decided In Eight Events

In Los Angeles final trials yesterday the United States named Olympians across eight events. Notable marks include 100 m dash 10.5 seconds with Bragg Remigino Gathers Smith. 800 m 1 48.6 with Whitfield Barnes Pearman. 5 000 m 14 27.0 with Stone Santee Cappozzoli. 400 m hurdles 15.7 with Moore Yoder Blackman. shot put 57 ft 154 in with Hooper OBrien Fuchs. broad jump 54 percent with Gourine Biffle. javelin 235 854 with Miller Young Held. hammer 82 5 with Engel Felton Backus. Records set 800 m 1 49.9 Woodruff. 5 000 m 14 40 7 Stone. 400 m hurdles 1 7 Cochran. shot put 55 1 2 Delaney. javelin 225 ft 9 in Biles. hammer 177 ft 8 13 in Bennett.

Los Angeles Art Bragg Morgan State Lindy Remigino Manhattan Jim Gathers Army Dean Smith Texas Max Whitfield Air Force John Barnes Occidental Reggie Pearman New York Pioneer Club Curtis Stone NYAC Wes Santee Kansas Charles Cappozzoli Georgetown Charles Moore Lee Yoder Arkansas Roland Blackman Darren Hooper Texas A&m Parry O’brien California Jim Fuchs Meredith Gourdine Cornell Jerome Biffle George Brown UCLA Bill Miller Navy Olympic Cy Young Los Angeles AC Bud Held Olympic Club Martin Engel N. Y Pioneer Sam Felton Navy Robert Backus John Woodruff Pittsburgh Roy Cochran Jim Delaney Sree Biles Robert Bennett

Baetjer Rites To Be Monday

Funeral services for J. George Baetjer will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Grace Lutheran Church instead of at his residence. Survivors include two great grandchildren, Karen Joan Buchanan and Melanie Margaret Sax. He was brother to the late Doctor Frederick Henry Baetijer of Baltimore. Pallbearers: Eugene B. Cooper, Franklin L. Woore, Henry W. Brown, Robert Béi!, Robert J. McNally, Fred A Robinson. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

J. George Baetjer Grace Lutheran Church Karen Joan Buchanan Melanie Margaret Sax Baetjer Frederick Henry Baetijer Baltimore Maryland Eugene B. Cooper Franklin L. Woore Henry W. Brown Robert 8. Béi Robert J. McNally Fred A Robinson Mount Hebron Cemetery

National League Baseball Yearly Batting and Pitching Leaders

National League leaders list top players by batting and pitching. Musial of St. Louis with 340 runs and 84 hits. Robinson of Brooklyn 0 runs batted in. Sauer of Chicago with 9 home runs. Spahn Boston 81 strikeouts. Roe Brooklyn 70 strikeouts. Rosen Cleveland 332 batting average and 44 runs batted in. Fox Chicago 81 hits. Berra New York co leads 14 home runs. Rizzuto New York 12 stolen bases. Shantz Philadelphia 122 innings pitched. Reynolds New York 79 strikeouts.

Musial St. Louis Robinson Brooklyn Sauer Chicago Williams New York Thomson Ennis Philadelphia Reese Rosen Cleveland Avila Fox Priddy Detroit Young Wertz Berra Rizzuto Shantz Reynolds

Owens Tops All-Time Olympic Champions Team

Ted Smits notes Jesse Owens as the greatest Olympic champion with four places on the AP all time team. The article lists selections by event, highlighting past winners from 1924 to 1948 and noting close calls in several events with multiple American contenders.

Los Angeles Jesse Owens Southern California Associated Press

Tickets On Sale For Bicentennial July 4 Barbecue

Winchester hosts a large Fourth of July event at Rouss Park with a 60 cent admission. Tickets are sale at Gaunt's Drug Store Molden Electric Mulveys Gray & Eddy Community Cut Rate Drug Store Bicentennial headquarters and Apple Blossom Festival Office George Washington Hotel and at the park on Friday. After the barbecue a speeches session features Rep Burr Harrison and a 3 pm baseball game pitting Winchester White Sox against Clarke County.

Winchester W. H. Baker Bicentennial Commission Rouss Park Baker Gaunt’s Drug Store Molden Electric Co Mulvey’s Gray & Eddy Burr P. Harrison Winchester White Sox Clarke County Charles L. Aikin

Round Hill Wanton School Children’s Day Program Sunday

The Round Hill Methodist Church Bible School and the annual Children's Day service will be held at 7 30 p m Sunday. Pastor Rev B W Coe and Superintendent Myra Payne will lead. Enrollment reached 36 with teachers listed for beginners to intermediates. The program includes readings recitations dialogues memory verses and songs. The school work from 9 to 11 each day last week will be exhibited.

Round Hill Methodist Church Bible School B. W. Coe Myra Payne Vacation Bible School Gerald Hepner W. J. Burkhart Ceril Renner Winston L. McKay Vance Whittaker Homer Haines Coe

Snead and Ferrier Leading Inverness Invitational

In Toledo the Inverness Invitational men’s best-ball tourney opened its third round with Slammin Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier atop the field at plus five after two wins. Lloyd Mangrum and Cary Middlecoff trailed at plus three following a 61 that propelled a four-up victory over Demaret and Burke.

Toledo Sam Snead West Virginia Jim Ferrier Lloyd Mangrum Cary Middleoff Inverness Mangrum-Middlecoff Jim Demaret Jack Burke, Jr Snead Ferrier Saad and Ferrier Byron Nelson Skee Riegel

Mother confronts marriage of 11 year old daughter and airman

In Denison Texas a mother seeks annulment after her 11 year old daughter Mary Kendrick wed 21 year old Air Force airman Sergio Maldonado Tristan in Sherman. Police detained the couple in Denison and returned Tristan to Perrin Air Force Base. The Justice of the Peace voiced doubt about the girl's age.

Denison Tex Air Force Mary Kendrick Sergio Maldonado Tristan San Antonio Sherman Durant Oklo Cleo Kendrick

Mary and Tristan Behind a Teen Marriage Plan

A mother with eight children cautions her 11 year old daughter against marriage to Tristan while Mary insists she is nearly 17 and loves him. Mary says they planned to talk to her mother but did not get a chance.

Tristan Mama

VFW Yard Party On Plaza Tonight

The Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 2123 and Auxiliary invite the public to a Yard Party at 4:30 PM on the Court House Plaza. Tickets Sale for November 11 Armory dance. Entertainment planned. refreshments include ham chicken ice cream pies cakes watermelons.

Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 2123 Court House Plaza Armory

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