Sports Roundup Highlights From May Day Projections
New York May 1 round up notes various sports topics including Bimelech at Churchill Downs, Paul Dean vs Dizzy Dean tease for Cubs at Polo Grounds, boxing 147-pound title at Pier 6 Staten Island, Wake Forest coach Walker recruiting in Morgantown, Pete Hader winless streak ending with Columbus Red Birds, Buddy Baer Nathan Mann betting at $2 windows, Yanks Champs in Washington, Joe Louis movie work, and Cubs versus Dodgers chatter with Mungo trade talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bimelech
Churchill Downs
Notre Dame
O'Briens
Kellys
N. Y
Bill Terry
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Cubs
Polo Grounds
Lucky Guy
Louisville
Buddy Baer
Nathan Mann
Yanks
Washington
Billy Conn
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Rumson
N. J
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Petey Scalzo knocked out Ginger Foran in New York. Lou Lombardi stopped Frankie Reese in New Jersey. Ted Lowry defeated Johnny Smith in New Bedford. Charley Gomez stopped Rinaldi in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Assotated Press
New York
Petey Scalzo
Ginger Foran
Liverpool
England
Jersey
Lou Lombardi
Jersey City
Frankie Reese
New Bedford
Mass
Ted Lowry
Johnny Smith
Quincy
Charley Gomez
Brooklyn
Er Rinaldi
Spotlight On Local Sports Previewing Warrenton Gold Cup Races
The writer describes a busy pre festival schedule for Virginia Gold Cup racing coverage at Warrenton. Plans include riding along the festival, paddock observations, results from the meet, and preparing weightlifting tournament results while coordinating with the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Warren Green Hotel
Cromo
Nathan, Mann-Buddy Baer
Fellows
Baseball Stars Of Yesterday From AP Recap
Yesterday's Stars summarize performances by Tex Carlton Pete Coscarart Emil Bildilli Al Todd Gerald Alker Hugh Mulcahy Benny Warren Willis Hudlin Ken Keltner Hal Trosky John Rigney Eric McNair and others. Dodgers Browns Cubs Senators Phillies Indians White Sox highlight multi run games and standout pitching performances in wins over Reds Yankees Bees Tigers Pirates Athletics Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tex Carlton
Pete Coscarart
Dodgers
Reds
Emil Bildilli
Browns
Yankees
al Todd
Cubs
Bees
Gerald Alker
Senators
Washington
Tigers
Hugh Mulcahy
Benny Warren
Phils
Pirates
Willis Hudlin
Ken Keltner
Hal Trosky
Indians
Hudlin
Keltner
Trosky
Athletics
John Rigney
Eric McNair
White Sox
Red Sox
Mass Times Across Sacred Heart Front Royal and Woodstock
The Rev Fr Hannon announced Masses at Sacred Heart at 6 and 8 a m Thursday with benediction after the 8 o clock service. Masses also set for Front Royal at 8 a m and Woodstock at 10 30 a m. Friday schedules include 7 and 8 a m followed by Sacred Heart devotion.
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Hannon
Sacred Heart
Front Royal
Woodstock
Devo
Gore Defeats Gainesboro Forest Win
Gore defeats Gainesboro 4 to 2 as a youthful Gainesboro pitcher allows five hits in a pitching duel. Sid Secrist relieves in the third. Gore’s hitting and defense pace the win for Frederick school, with key hits and fielding noted throughout the extended summary.
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Gore
Gainesboro Forest
Gainesboro
Oor Eid
Or Frederick
Sidney Secrist
R H Moron
Weschieve
CHOWN
Brown
Beard
Wisecarver
Braithwaite
Bayliss
Cheis
Denny
Adams
Oaks
Perstes Sidesie
City Social And Personal Mention
Mr and Mrs M K Hutchin and Kenneth Hutchinson attend funeral of Mrs Clara Heiskill in Paw Paw West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Robert G Wilbourn of Morgantown West Virginia will visit during festival of Mr and Mrs Edward W Barr of Tennyson Avenue. Miss Judith C Gibson Mrs F Eddy and Mrs Alice Green visit Chalfonte Hadd on Hall Atlantic City New Jersey. Miss Peggy Jones of New Orleans Louisiana visits with Miss Gretchen Thomson of Miller Street. Welford Reed and George Tucker of Richmond will spend the festival weekend at Supeoully South Stewart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Hutchinson
Kenneth Hutchinson
Mae Shirey
Clara Heiskill
Paw Paw
W. Va
Robert G. Wilbourn
Morgantown
Edward W. Barr
Tennyson Avenue
Judith C. Gibson
F. Eddy
Alice Green
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Peggy Jones
New Orleans
Gretchen Thomson
Miller Street
Messrs
Welford’ “Reed
George Tucker
Richmond
South Stewart
Funeral Attendees and Visits in Martinsburg Area
A list of funeral attendees for the late Luther Carper in Martinsburg includes Edgar Carper and many Carper family members plus Clark and Foster relatives. Visitors at O D Perry’s home span Winchester, Mt Jackson, and Greenway names, with broader social visits among Martinsburg residents.
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Luther Carper
Martinsburg
Edgar Carper
Roy
Grover Caper
Dolly
Bessie Clark
Charles Clark
Albert Clark
Ester Carper
Lloyd Carper
Earl Mason
Magnus Carper
Emma Carper
Edward Loy
Annie Loy
Jess Foster
John Foster
O. D. Perry
Ralph Lamp
Winchester
D. D. Orbsin
Mt. Jackson
John Clevenger
Joseph Perry
Greenway
Air Stunts At Apple Blossom Festival At Winchester Airport
Three man parachute team led by George deGrange will perform mass jumps and stunts on both days of the Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester Municipal Airport starting at 10 AM. The group includes Wimpy Wiseman and Dick Hockman, with Archie Randolph and George Schecter also scheduled for exhibition flights. About 20 visiting pilots expected. naval craft to be brought from Portsmouth. Local residents visiting guests and hospital reports noted along with airport parking arrangements.
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Winchester Municipal
George “Santa Claus
deGrange
Chute
Fred A. Read, Jr
U. S. Navy
Portsmouth
Dodgers Burn Up League With 9 Straight Victories
The Dodgers extended their winning streak to nine straight with a no hit effort from Tex Carlton in a 3-0 win over the Reds. Brooklyn pitchers have allowed only 63 hits and 14 runs in nine games as they dominate the National League.
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Associated Press
Destiny's
Dodgers
Texas
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Tex Carlton
Cincinnati
Spillman High Roller Leads New Ladies League Scores
Spillman tops in high game and high set with Cunningham and Renner close behind. McCrory dominates high team game and total pinfall as Spillman and Woolworth pursue. Mrs. Louis Price visits Chambersburg. Margaret Bean returns to Mary Baldwin College. Gladys Taylor visits Kernstown relatives.
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Spillman High Roller
New Ladies League
Cunningham
Knitting Mill
Spillman
McCrory
Clevenger
Woolworth
Renner
Miller
Newberry
Credit Bureau
Margaret Bean
Mary Baldwin College
Mrs. E. Bean
South Stewart
Potts Harts No Hitter Yesterday in Berryville Victory
Dickie Potts pitched for Shepherdstown and fanned nine but allowed three runs in a 3-2 Clarke League win over Berryville Capon Bridge. Berryville had seven hits including triples by Foots Emmart and Bob Houghton as Clarke extended its winning streak to straight games.
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Middletown
Boyce
Middletown High
Boyce High
Judy
Borden
Joe Jenkins
Brumback
Garrett
McCauley
Carper
Henson
Huffman LeMarr
Lineweaver
Bowles
Berryville
Dickie Potts
Shepherdstown
Ville
Clarke
Capon Bridge
Potts
Emmart
Silent Prayers For Peace Observed In Dallas
At noon a one minute silent prayer for world peace was observed in Dallas. Backed by church groups and city councillors the plan would continue daily indefinitely.
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Dallas
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Metropolitan
Pier 6
Staten Island
Peahead Walker
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Walker
Bill Kern
Speach
Justice Dept
Pete Hader
Columbus Red Birds
St. Paul
Pete
Columbus
Herb Simon
Chicago Times
Dizzy Dean
George W. Kurtz
O. P
O’connell
S. Braddock St
Tay Berryville
Stephens City
N. Braddock ST
H. W. Ebert
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Elizabeth Peacemaker
Reynolds Store
Theodore Holliday
Whitacre
J. W. Thompson
Martinsburg,w. Va
Gertrude Schneider
Kline
A. B. Clark
Harrisonburg
Mary Lou
Johnny
H. C. Marsh
Peggy Lou
Marsh
Billy Marsh
Margaret McIntyre
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
W. W. McIntyre
Fairmont Avenue
Lolo Tull
Indianapolis, Ind
Mabel Cather
Pughtown Pike
Schecter, Randolph, deGrange, Wiseman and Hockman
Harry Dunn
Washington, D. C
Richard Lineburg
Harry Fowle
Memorial Hospital
Christchurch
Larry Létzkus
Pittsburgh, Pa
J. N. McDonald
Shawnee Avenue
G. Degrange
D. Hockman
Westinghouse
Anderson
Ben
Lal NE
Armory
Armory Building
East Piccadilly Street
Howard James
City Plaza
Tony ‘Terrazzo
Louis Price
Chambersburg, Pa
Alvin Shade
Gray Avenue
Gladys Taylor
Oscar Nebel
Knit Mill
Navy
Aéetates
Bembergs Nubosas
Cruisalines
Loudoun St
Solenberger
A. A. Motion Pictture
United States
San
Apple
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Tite
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