Senators win third straight as Pipgras shines in victory
The Washington Senators defeated the Yankees to take the third game of the series. Pipgras pitched nine innings of near perfect baseball, driving in two runs while the Senators built a three run lead in the first and added five more in the eighth. Detroit and Cleveland also posted wins as Sewell extended his consecutive games streak to 1,102.
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Pia Detroit
Philadelphia
W. L. Bet
T. Aor
Washington Senators
Pipgras
Yankees
Koenig
Clint Brown
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis— Browns
Cleveland
Indians
Crowder
Joe Sewell
Sewell
Burnett
Detroit Tigers
Pirates beat Chicago 5 to 2 as Malone wins for Cubs
Malone pitched for Chicago allowing seven hits to best the Pirates 5 2. Stripp shines for Reds in 4-3 win over Cardinals with a triple and the winning RBI. Five teams feature in the closing series with home runs by Klein and Jones contributing early offense.
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Man
Lucas Pat Malone
Pirates
Chicago
Percy Lee Jones
Cub
Wilson
Malone
Sweetland
Willoughby
Brandt
Braves
Kleen
Phillie
Shottermen
Klein
Joe Stripp
Reds
Cardinals
Tripp
Meusel
Stripp
Red Lucas
Sylvester Johnson
Notable Sports Figures Highlight 1920s Achievements
The piece profiles figures from field hockey to tennis and college sport. Jessie C Brandon of Odessa High School leads Elmira soccer to a championship. Louis B Dailey as U S Lawn Tennis Association president is an ambidextrous player. Clarence DeMar, Boston Marathon winner at 42, receives postgrad letters from Vermont and Harvard for feats after graduation. A Japan secondary schools baseball championship drew 220 000 attendees at Koshein Stadium near Osaka.
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Fon
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Johnstown
Jessie C. Brandon
Odessa
Elmira
N. Y
Rere
Louis B. Dailey
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Japan
Koshein
Osaka
Clarence DeMar
Universty of Vermont
Harvard University
Midnight yachting race eyed by Chicago enthusiasts
The Rasenciated Press notes Chicago yachting fans plan a midnight race this summer. Morris W. Johnson, an honor student, was awarded a trophy at North Carolina State College as the school’s outstanding athlete after excelling in three major sports over three years. Orville E. Neal, former Western Maryland star halfback, becomes head football coach at Virginia Polytechnic, succeeding Andy Gustafson who returns to Pittsburgh as backfield coach.
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Rasenciated
Chicago
Morris W. Johnson
North Carolina State College
Orville E. Neal
Western Maryland College
Virginia Polytechnic
Andy Gustafson
Pittsburgh
Newark
Toronto
Navy Gymnasts Set Remarkable 92 Wins Since 1910
Navy gymnasts have won 92 of 96 meets since 1910, a record praised by Lieut.-Com. Frederick Reinicke, naval academy graduate manager of midshipman athletics, as of May 1 in Annapolis Maryland.
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NAVY
Associated Press
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Frederick G. Reinicke
Navy Athletics and Olympic Alumni Highlight Historic Achievements
The Navy football and intercollegiate teams achieved high marks since joining the league in 1920 with 97.25 percent success and eight championships. Notable stars include Lieut. J. B. Pearson, top scorer with 89 points in a season and 18 in one final, and Olympians P. D. Stroop and H. G. Newhart, who joined the American team in 1924 and 1928 respectively. Rear Admiral R. E. Byrd is praised as a ring performer and 1912 Tar acrobats captain.
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Naval Academy
Navy
Iw Ords
Louie Mang
R. E. Byrd
J. B. Pearson
Pearson
P. D. Stroop
H. G. Newhart
Kentucky State Racing Association Refuses Trainer License
New York May 1 Charlie Boots Darnell, once a leading eastern trainer for W T Waggonner’s Three D’s Stable, has been refused a trainer license by the Kentucky State Racing Association. Darnell, who left the Texas stable to run a public operation, has trained winners worldwide for royalty and the Aga Khan. No reason was given for the license denial.
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New York
Charlie “Boots
Darnell
W. T. Waggonner
Kentucky State Racing Association
Texas
Romania
Kentucky Solons
Martinsburg Quits Blue Ridge Tryout Trip Ends Early
Martinsburg’s volunteer players return home after learning no hired positions will be available until July. A few from Chambersburg and others lingered briefly, but most have left, including Joe Doody who chased Konnick with no luck while Leo Wise departed earlier.
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Martinsburg
Blue Ridge
W. Va
Chambersburg
Baseball
Joe Doody
Pennsylvania
Doody
Mike Konnick
Konnick
Joe
Leo Wise
Stock Industry Needs New Methods Says Dr Mohler
Dr John R Mohler chief of the bureau of animal industry United States Department of Agriculture urges the American livestock industry to adopt modern methods. He argues that two wheel brakes high pressure tires and outdated practices are obsolete and ineffective for profitable production and disease control.
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John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Cement of Agriculture
Mohler
Advancing Farm Methods Pressure Breeds Caution says Mohler
Dr Mohler warns that progress in domestic breeding stock lags behind other occupations. He notes over 60 percent of stock is kept close to old production levels. He cites chutes and squeeze gates as modernization replacing traditional ranch methods and urges genuine effort amid constraints.
Desirable Clifford Street Residence for Sale
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on May 17 1930 offers a North Clifford Street residence with dwelling and improvements. Terms require one third cash and two thirds in two annual installments at six percent interest, secured by trust deed and fire insurance, with Corinne Barnett certifying clerkly bond compliance.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Martha
Baker Busey
Elizabeth S. Baker
John P. Lamb
Esther Lamb
County Court House
Clifford Street
Fred L. Glaize
Shirley Carter
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cork Street
R. Gray Williams
I. Corinne Barnett
City of Winchester
Corinne Barnett
Notable Shift in Publications Revisions Stream
A speaker notes a steady flow of new and revised publications passing his desk. He highlights that last year's recommendations are continually updated with newer information, signaling an ongoing effort to keep guidelines current.
Presbytery Auxiliary Heads New Officers in Piedmont
The annual meeting of the Auxiliary of the Presbytery Synod adjourned in Piedmont after selecting officers led by Rev. Dr. G. G Snyder. Elected officers include honorary president Mrs William McDonald and vice president Mrs Charles Gheselin with recording secretary Miss Amelia Hopkins and treasurer Mrs M A Snodgrass. Secretaries cover spiritual life development literature foreign missions home missions and more with several members from Keyser Martinsburg Charles Town Gerrardstown Front Royal and Winchester named for roles.
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Piedmont
W. Va
Man’s Auxiliary
Presbytery
Synod
Vision
G. G Snyder
William McDonald
Keyser
Charles Gheselin
Shepherdstown
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Amelia Hopkins
Charles Town
Glenn Mooman
Petersburg
M. A. Snodgrass
Martinsburg
Thomas . Melton
Front Royal
Murray
Winters
R. B. Slonaker
Winchester
J. B. Bittinger
Gerrardstown
Assembly's
J. A. McMurray
Hedgesville
Fred E. Warner
Christian N
Ces McFaden
People
James F. Turner
School Saal
Charles Turner
Christe Ian Social Service
Card of Thanks for Charles O. Williams
James F Williams thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during his illness and at his brother Charles O Williams funeral. He also thanks for the beautiful towers and the use of their cars.
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Charles O.liams
James F, Williams
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