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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1949

Page

9

Stephens City Pugilists to Clash with Berryville in Legion Meet

Stephens City high school boxers face Berryville Thursday in a 10 bout program at the Farmer's Livestock Exchange arena sponsored by the American Legion. Captain Dean Baughman, 140 pounds, leads a squad featuring Baughman, Brown, Welch and Cochran, with weight classes from 87 to 155 pounds.

Stephens City High School Berryville American Legion Farmer’s Livestock Exchange Aubrey Clevenger Allan Bailey Max Welch Jackie Dover Thomas, Brown Claude Bennington Lester Singhass Nelson McIntyre Charles Cochran Donald Lockhart Richard Dick Thomas Brown Dean Baughman Baughman Stephens City Anna Baughman Middletown Boyce Tom Brown

Behrman shines in Giants debut as Hinrichs stumbles

Hank Behrman pitched three hitless innings for the New York Giants against a Mexican all star team in Phoenix. Paul Hinrichs, a $40 000 bonus pitcher for the Yankees, allowed two singles in three innings during a 7-3 Phillies win in St. Petersburg. Ed Kazak could take third base for the Cardinals if Whitey Kurowski can’t open at the job, after a 5-1 loss to Detroit. Browns head to Phoenix then Cubs games as camp continues. Reds’ Red Lively aims for six innings in Bradenton matchup with the Red Sox and Kent Peterson to finish. Indians return to camp in Tucson for six more exhibitions before east swing, roster may drop by ten before Oklahoma City trip.

ST. Petersburg Paul Hinrichs New York Yankees Casey Stengel Hinrichs Concordia Seminary St. Louis Kansas City Phoenix Hank Behrman New York Giants Brooklyn Giants Whitey Kurowski St. Louis Cardinals Ed Kazak Rochester N. Y Detroit Hal Newhouser Cards Burbank St. Louis Browns Chicago Cubs TAMPA Red Lively Cincinnati Reds Boston Braves Bradentown Kent Peterson Tuscon Cleveland Indians Tribe Oklahoma City

Training Camp News Briefs: Miksis sidelined five days

Eddie Miksis utility man for the Brooklyn Dodgers is expected to be out five days after fracturing the orbital bone below his left eye during Brooklyn's 9 4 win over St Paul. He collided with Negro shortstop Jim Pendleton while Pendleton attempted to steal second.

Vero Beach Eddie Miksis Brooklyn Dodger Brooklyn St. Paul Miksis Jim Pendleton

Winchester Cleaners win two blue ridge bowling matches

Across Headpin participating in two Blue Ridge league matches Winchester Peoples Cleaners split a four point tie with Frederick Northcool Clothes then swept Wayne sboro Pa to clinch third place with six points on the weekend Keller led Peoples with a 163 game 391 set in Frederick while Doub totaled 152 371 for Northcool. Keller again led with 167 398 for the cleaners. Walter Smith starred for Waynesboro 166 with seven marks.

Winchester Peoples Cleaners Frederick Northpool Waynesboro Frederick Winchester Lester Keller John Doub Northcool Keller Peoples Cleaners Walter Smith Ladie Martha Kiracofe Frances Crisman Corinne Carskaden Dorothy Burke Mabel Grim Brake Blok Gordon Teeple Ernie Burch Lawrence Brill Jos Luttrell Bill Baker Newberry Virginia Fruit Co Evening Star Loop

Virginia Tech Tops Hamilton College

Virginia Tech defeats Hamilton College as the Hokies seek a second straight win after yesterday's 5-1 victory. The day also features Washington and Lee in the Southern conference at Southern Pines against Wake Forest, with other notes on rainouts and upcoming games.

Richmond William and Mary's Indians Wesleyan University Connecticut Bob Gill Jimmy Stewart Washington and Lee Generals Wake Forest Southern Pines North Carolina Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets Jackets Atlantic Christian Virginia Cavaliers Rutgers University Scarlet Virginia Tech Bblers Hamilton College

Owls Schedule Exhibition With Sunbury in Martinsburg

The Hagerstown Owls arriving for spring training have set an exhibition against Sunbury at Pikeside Diamond in Martinsburg on April 10 in the Middle Atlantic League.

Hagerstown Owls Martinsburg Pikeside Diamond Sunbury

Bowling Fete Plans Meeting At Health Center

A bowling meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at Health Center after which the committee will discuss final banquet arrangements. The event aims to finalize plans for the bowling banquet and related activities.

Health Center

New Basket Rule Aims To Curb Fouling In Final Minutes

The National Basketball Committee of the United States and Canada announced a rule change to reduce stalling and late-game rough play. In the last 120 seconds, a personal foul becomes a technical foul with a free throw, and after the shot, the ball is out of play with possession awarded to the fouled team.

Seattle National Basketball Committee United States Canada

Garagiola Vows Return to Majors With Cardinals

Joe Garagiola, 22, announces he will not return to the minors and is determined to prove he is a big leaguer with the St. Louis Cardinals. He credits a prior stint in Columbus for regaining his stride after uneven 1947 and 1948 seasons and a midseason return to the parent club.

Petersburg Joe Garagiola St. Louis Cardinals Cards Columbus St. Louis

Year-round Fishing Study Continues at Claytor Lake

A study begun last year to evaluate year-round fishing at Claytor Lake in Pulaski Virginia will continue through this spring and summer aiming to determine advisability and potential impacts on local angling.

Pulaski Claytor Lake

Taylor Discus Prospect Bob Taylor Sets VPI Season Openers

Winchester athlete Bob Taylor, a discus prospect, eyes the Virginia Tech track squad’s season opener April 2 at North Carolina Relays, with a first home meet against Washington and Lee on April 9. Taylor starred at Handley.

Bob Taylor Winchester VPI University of North Carolina Relays Washington and Lee Taylor Handley

Graham Takes Seat As U. S. Senator

Dr. Frank P. Graham was sworn in as U S senator from North Carolina. He serves as president of the University of North Carolina and leads the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies to accept the appointment as successor to the late Senator J Melville Broughton.

Washington Frank P. Graham North Graham University of North Carolina Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies J. Melville Broughton

Dr. William H. Whiting Jr Funeral Held in Boyce

Funeral services for Dr. William H. Whiting Jr 86 a Clarke county native and Hampden Sydney College veteran were held at the Old Chapel in Boyce He served as president dean treasurer and language professor at Hampden Sydney and taught 20 years at Prince Edward Academy Clay Hill Academy in Virginia and the University School in Nashville before joining the Hampden Sydney faculty.

Boyce William H. Whiting Jr Clarke County Hampden-Sydney College Whiting Prince Edwards Academy Clay Hill Academy Virginia University Schoo Nashville Tenn Hampden-Sydney Facus

Wa-Ka-Pa school paper earns superior rating

The Wa-Ka-Pa school paper at Wardensville high received a superior rating from the West Virginia University school of journalism, marking a high achievement for the student publication.

Wardensville High W. Va. University School of Journalism

Opequon Presbyterian Names Five Trustees

Linden A. Singhass J. L. Carpenter Marion Bayliss Robert White and Ralph Marker appointed trustees of the Second Opequon Presbyterian Church. The court has also approved appointment of E. R. Adams Albert Whitacre and Earl Whitacre trustees of Woodbine Full Gospel Tabernacle.

Linden A. Singhass J. L. Carpenter Marion Bayliss Robert White Ralph Marker

Greeks Study Human Body 500 Years Before Christ

Ancient Greeks advanced medical thought by studying anatomy and physiology and rejecting the belief that illness is divine punishment, marking a shift from myth to natural explanations of disease.

Christ

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