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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1940

Page

5

Frank Frisch tops list of tough men in baseball this year

In New York March 18 Frankie Frisch is hailed as the toughest man in baseball. Eddie Mead and Henry Arm Strong are noted, with other items mentioning Bill Hayes and a Canadian American League call. The Colorado Basketball team will be honored after winning the Garden Invitation Tournament before the NCA A western regionals in Kansas City. Ernie Quigley is cited as NBA tournament umpire supervisor.

New York Frankie Frisch Pirates Eddie Mead Henry Hot Springs Bill Hayes Bill Colorado U. Basketters Colorado Kansas City Ambers Jenkins Freddie Corcoran Bradenton Fla Weldon Barnes Okahoma A Cliff Bolton Buffalo Bisons Ernie Quigley

Winter book golf favorites list by Maxwell Stiles

Maxwell Stiles lists top golf bets in Los Angeles sports weekly headed by Patty Berg and included players such as Lawson Little Clayton Heafner Byron Nelson Dick Metz Bud Ward Henry Picard Ralph Guldahl plus Elizabeth Hicks and Jim Ferrier. The piece notes Connie Mack and a jab at Rube Waddell, while the Chicago Tribune reports University of Chicago football tensions strengthening Midwest play and hints Florida’s coaching challenge.

Patty Berg Maxwell Stiles Los Angeles Sports Weekly Lawson Little Clayton Heafner Byron Nelson Dick Metz Bud Ward Henry Picard Ralph Guldahl Elizabeth Hicks Jim Ferrier

Local bowlers set high scores in diverse leagues

Local bowlers posted top games and sets across multiple leagues. MRS ELSIE LINES led with 349 in a set and high series while MRS PHILIP WILLIAMS added a 330 set. Other standout results came from PHILIP GLAIZE, BENNY KNIGHT, and MRS LEWIS ALLEN as teams including Shell Oil, the American Legion, and JWC posted victories and prize wins at the Virginia State Tournament.

Ana Aes Mying Elsie Line Philip Williams Newberry Girls Strasburg Philip Glaize Kiwanis Benny Knight Philip Fowle American Legion Northern Virginia Power Co Legion Power Company Lewis Allen Shell Oil Nurses Loma Cunningham Blue Sunoco Star Office Handley Edith Ritter JWC Cammer Cleaner Virginia Butsler Lions Miriam Clevenger Elizabeth Jasper Rouss Five Laddies Bob Legge Cyril Mathews Kenneth Triplett Howard Stine Bill Reed Bill Hardin Virginia Health Center Health Center No. 1 Health Center Ladies No. 4 Bell Clothes Stores Hubert Cather Russell Lafollette

Dean Signs With Chicago For $10,000

Jerome Herman Dean agreed to a 1950 season contract with the Chicago Cubs for 10000 dollars, half his 1949 pay, ending a holdout with a cautious welcome. Dispatch notes describe a tense holdout, a chilly Cubs reception, and plans to assess his pitching arm in spring training.

Los Angeles Jerome Herman Dean Diz Chicago Cubs Dallas Wrigley Field Cubs Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Cub Clarence Pants Rowland Dean Ane

Briefs From The Baseball Camps

From Florida camps report on Sid Hudson of the Washington Senators and Bob Feller in the Indians all star setup. Hudson, six foot four rookie, hits for power despite light 175 pounds and backs Dutch Leonard. Also notes Billy Haussett sidelined with ankle injury for two weeks. Carvel Rowell to fill in. Giants buoyed by all star contest showing while Terry praises team vigor in prior games.

Orlando Fla Washington Senators Sid Hudson Detroit Tigers Dutch Leonard Washington Fort Myers Oscar Vitt Cleveland Indians Bob Feller Vitt Feller Rollie Hensley Iowa Flash Bradenton Flat Billy Hassett Boston Bees Rochester Carvel Rowell Bees New York Giants Bill Terry New York Yankees

Federal Apple Storage Report Shows Declines in March

The Agriculture Department reports March 1 storage, 128000 barrels of apples in cold storage versus 157000 in February. Western boxes total 6278000 on March 1, down from 8214000 on Feb 1. Eastern boxes hold 3726000 on March 1, down from 5711000 on Feb 1.

Federal Washington Department of Agriculture Siese

Coontz Leads 109 Score Run In Bowling Meet

Coontz rolled the high game of 109 and led with an individual score. Oscar Nebel Renner and McCrorys and Landacre posted top marks in sets and teams. Newberrys took both high team game and high team set with 455 and 1272 respectively.

Coontz Oscar Nebel Renner McCrorys Landacre Credit Bureau Forney Newberrys Cather Woolworths

Cubs See Novikoff Aim at Leiber in Center Field

Los Angeles reports Gabby Hartnett focusing on Lou Novikoff to support Hank Leiber in center field. In St Petersburg, Fla Lefty Lee Grissom showed he would fit alongside Lefty Gomez, after a strong showing against the St. Louis Cardinals.

Los Angeles Chicago Cubs Gabby Hartnett Lou Novikoff Hartnett Hank Leiber ST. Petersburg Fla Lefty Lee Grissom New York Yankees Lefty Gomez St. Louis Grissom

Nine-Hole 68 Sets New Baby Golf Record at Lakewood

Bob Dawson Jr. aged four wins the world baby golf championship with nine holes in 68 at Lakewood New Jersey. His longest drive reached 115 yards as his father, a golf pro, watches.

Bob Dawson, Jr Lakewood N. J Pop

McCoy Struggles for A's as Mack Projects Breakout

Benny Mc Coy hits .267 for the Philadelphia Athletics in 14 games, with 8 hits in 30 at bats and 4 RBIs. Connie Mack believes McCoy will meet the ball solidly by season start, despite early struggles in Anaheim, California.

Anaheim Calif Benny McCoy Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack McCoy

All Star Box Score for Finnish Relief Game

The Finnish Relief All Star game in Tampa Florida on March 18 ended 2 1 in favor of the National League team. The late rally secured the win despite a close contest. The printed box score details player performances and inning by inning outcomes.

Tampa Fla

College Day In National Cage Tourney

Denver March 18. College day at the 33rd national AAU tournament features 12 games, with nine collegiate teams, including Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers, and ceremonies honoring Coach Rankin Williams and Melvin Miller. Yesterday 11 games were played. 16 teams advance to the third round after round one. The program lists 39 outfits from 24 states, with Colorado Mines facing Southwestern Collegians and Cincinnati gymnasium quintet scheduled for later games.

Loudon Kelly Denver Cagedom City Southwestern Oklahoma Rankin Williams Skipper Williams Melvin Miller Oakland Pacific Coast Williams Southwestern Collegians Colorado Mines Prides Nuggets Cincinnati Gymnasium

Last Rites for M. E. Thompson in KeNutes? No.

Services were held for M. E. Thompson 59 a Clarke County native and longtime Keyster resident who worked as a freight conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Survived by wife a son at West Virginia University and two daughters. He was brother to several family members across Virginia and New York.

Marshall, Va Cc. B. Locke Berryville Annie Lee Hamilton Amos Huff Upperville

Ohio State Opens Baseball Campaign in Virginia

Richmond March 17 The Northern and Western college baseball spring training tests begin tomorrow as Ohio State starts a six day campaign in Virginia against Randolph Macon. The Buckeyes play at Ashland Tuesday then face Richmond’s Spider state champions under Coach Mac Pitt. The Ohio State squad finishes its Dominion invasion against Washington and Lee on Friday and Saturday.

Richmond Virginia Ohio State Randolph Macon Big Ten Buckeyes Ashland Mac Pitt OM Dominion Washington and Lee

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