Dusty Rhodes Revives A’s Hope In Early Season Return
Dusty Rhodes, Athletics pitcher, shines as he returns from trade with Boston. He starred in a 4-0 win over the Indians, part of a day with strong performances including Grove and Hubbell. Joe DiMaggio and other stars posted notable hitting as the league race tightens.
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Andy Clarke
Associated Press
Gordon
Dusty
Rhodes
Athletics
Legion
Red Sox
Jimmie Foxx
Boston
Connie Mack
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Jack Knott
Russ van Atta
Charley Ruffing
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Dodgers
Chicago
White Sox
Washington Senats
Stuart Martin
Joe Dedwick
St. Louis
Casey Stengle
Bill Walker
Dusty Rhodes
Indians
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Cubs
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Browns
Joe Medwick
Cards
Guy Bush
Pirates
Bees
Luke Appling
Senators
Heinie Manush
Tigers
Scandions
New York
Boro Skewenn
Cleveland
Detroit
Caer
Washington
Philadelphia
Two Games Delayed as Local Clubs Open Softball Season
The article outlines a double opening day with the Elks and Health Club scheduled as the opener. It lists a dense schedule from May to June featuring teams such as the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Northern Virginia Power Co. and Virginia Woolen Mill, with multiple matchups and no games on certain dates.
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Elks and Health Club
Ith
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Elks
National Fruit
Omany
Atlantic and Pacific Laddies
Northern Virginia Power
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Virginia Woolen Mill
Health Club
Elkine Athletic Club
National
A. & P. Tea Co
Northern Virginia Power Co
South End Hose Company
Men’s Athletic Club
Ellis
Lions
Northern Virginia Power Company
O’sullivan
A. & P. Tea Company
O'Sullivan
Virginia Woolen. Mill
Men's Athletic Club
South End Hose Co
Virginia ‘Woolen
Northern Virginia «Power Company
Iruit
Handley Leads in Track. Dellinger and Barb Star in Rifle Meet
Mount Jackson FFA team tops the preliminary track meet at Handley Stadium with 36 points, Woodstock 24, Handley 19, and Strasburg 18. Dellinger leads dashes, Rosenberger wins mile, Barb dominates shot and discus as rifle teams tally Handley best. District FFA meet in Winchester May 23 to select qualifiers for state rally in Blacksburg.
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Barb
Mount Jackson
Future Farmers of America
Woodstock
Handley Stadium
Ount Jackson
Handley
Strasburg
Winchester
Virginia
Blacksburg
Dellinger
Joe Rosenberger
Robert Sutton
Braxton Duvall
Handley Boys
Steiet City
Front Royal
James Swiger
Harris
Stephens City
J. Sutton
Bushong
W K
Crabill
Sager
Bushrong
Campbell
Rosenberger
R. Sutton
A. Gochenour
Sutton
Carper
Sigler
Duvall
Sheetz
Fravel
Stickley
G Gochenour
Berger
H Dellinger
Brumback
Middletown
Gochenour
Walker
Bailey
Snyder
T. Rosenberger
Good
Miller
Swiger
Bucher
Dovell
Carbaugh
Cedar Creek Church Marks 200 Years of Presbyterian Life
The Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church near the Big Spring Marlboro in Frederick county dates to at least 1736 with land deeds and a 18th century meeting house. The current stone church was rebuilt in 1813 and the site hosted a prior structure. the congregation later influenced Stickley Springs and Mount Hope Chapel. The church lists ministers elders and deacons including John Hogg William Vance and Adam Gibson Link, reflecting a long local legacy with a history of Sunday School and women’s groups.
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Cedar Creek
Jay
Baptist Cnrron
Lisé
Lora Fairfax
William Vance
Wiliam Evans
James Colville
James Hogg
Andrew Blackburn
William 44. Woods
Atuorew
H. K. Boyd
Loomas Muller
Capt
Richara
Oyanor
Cenar Creek
Shenandoah County
Lord Pairfax
Willian H. Woods
D. D
Mount Hope Chapel
Marlboro
John Hogg
John Montgomery
Nash Legrand
Andrew A. Shannon
John Lodor
John D. Matthews
Abner W. Kilpatrick
Silas Billings
Jesse L. Frary
William Torrey
Robert Gray
John M. Clymer
Carson W. Hollis
William H. Woods
Adam Gibson Link
J. Hoge Smith
Allen Jones
Harry M. Crim
William Evans
Lord Fairfax
Meeting House
John Gordon
James Stephenson
William Randolph
William Stephenson
John Richards
Watson Carr
William Henning
Alexander Feeley
Lewis Stephens
Yesterday's Results and Today's Baseball Matchups
Yesterday results include New York 5 over Chicago 0 and St Louis 12 over Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh defeated Boston 5 to 2. Cincinnati played Philadelphia in cold conditions. Today Chicago faces Philadelphia, Cincinnati plays New York, St Louis hosts Boston, and Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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New York Weenenee
Chicago Sete Ennre
Ee Tenes
Philadelphia Owes
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Kate Smith Hosts Spectacular Washington Birthday Party
Kate Smith, noted radio star, attended a grand birthday celebration at Constitution Hall in Washington DC. Over 4,000 guests including government officials and dignitaries witnessed the event marking her birthday and the fifth anniversary of her first broadcast. John A Hartford of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company presented a 300 pound six foot tall cake as honored guests added tributes and bouquets.
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Children's Hospital
Walter Reed
Mount Alto
Washington
Kate Smith
Constitution Hall
D. C
Radio Star
Washington American Legion
John A. Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Miss Smith
Hartford
Park Faces All Stars In Big Semi Pro Clash
Baseball players slated for tomorrow’s Park game against Front Royal All-Stars are asked to attend 5 PM practice today. Cassell, a top local pitcher, beat the Park last year and is expected to oppose them tomorrow afternoon as locals brace to trim their rivals.
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Front Royal
Cassell
National Park
Boyce Walks Off After 13 13 Tie With Stephens City
Boyce high school baseball ended after seven innings when both teams left the Stephens City field amid a 13 to 13 deadlock. Boyce claimed the score favored them 13 to 2. no official scorebook records exist. Stephens City pitcher Carter and Sargent worked the game. complete lineup listed for Stephens City with Richards catching and Shiley Warren Shryock infield/outfield roles.
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Boyce
Stephens City
Boyce High School
Stephens City F. F. A
Receipts and Expenses of Frederick County Officers 1935
Virginia Compensation Board records show for Frederick County in 1935: net compensation 2040.31 dollars, approved expenses 790 dollars, bond premium 25 dollars, and an advance expense allowance of 835 dollars. The note cites 1930 census population 19 167 and a maximum annual compensation limit of 4500 dollars. No excess to be paid into the State treasury as total pay and expenses did not surpass the limit.
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Richmond
Frederick County
Boards of Supervisors
Allance
Whem Ee
Ccc
Cccenccuueeus
State Treasury
Board of Supervisors
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Sandon Glover Jamison
George F. Syndor
James R. Smith
John Baker Shull
Charles Syndor Snapp
Joseph Cooley
Dudley L. Miller
H. Strother Tevault
H. N. Claggett
William L. Windle
Howard Windle
Raymond F. Dinges
Duncan Himelright
Edwin Everly
Wilbur Dicks
Raymond Cooley
Loring Brown
Sam McDonald
Vernor McDonald
Conley Cooley
Harvey Richards
Norman Keeler
Hammon McDonald
Samuel McDonald
Lewis McDonald
Sydnor McDonald
Harry Butcher
James L. Frieser
American Red Cross
Joseph §. Malloy
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Alfred Jacobson
Jewish War Veterans
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