White Sox and Reds Aces Prove Value to Leaders
Jim Wilson of the Chicago White Sox and Brooks Lawrence of the Cincinnati Redlegs emerge as reliable winners. Lawrence improves to 4-1 with a 7-2 win over Philadelphia, tying the National League lead with Milwaukee. Wilson shuts out Washington 5-0 to stay atop the American League, also at 4-1.
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Jim Wilson
Brooks Lawrence
Chisox
Reds
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Redlegs
Thomases
Wilson
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Redlegs
Milwaukee
New York Giants
Hal Smith
del Ennis
Preakness mood swings tested by two jockeys
Willie Hartack claims Calumet's Iron Siege remains the best horse in the Preakness field while Jim Fitzsimmons contests the idea that Bold Ruler is moodier than typical for a star. Fitzsimmons notes Bold Ruler dislikes people fooling with his mouth but is not moody.
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Baltimore
Younge
Willie Hartack
Jim Fitzsimmons
Hartack
Calumet
Iron Siege
Gen. Duke
Fitzsimmons
Bold Ruler
Wheatley
Star
Eddie Arcaro
Nashullah
Virginia official Gilmer faces insurance industry censure
Objections detail a censure of Gilmer by Virginia insurance groups accusing him of using influence to aid an agent. Gilmer denies illegal acts, calls accusations a political smear, and states his candidacy for attorney general continues while he served as a resident director.
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State Insurance Commissioner's Office
Gilmer
Edward P. Lambert
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Virginia Association
William F. S. Gresham
Lynchburg
Gresham
Pulaski
General Assembly
Hendricks to Speak At Capon Bridge Baccalaureate Rite
Dr. Hendricks will deliver Capon Bridge High School baccalaureate sermon as Capon Bridge hosts the 32nd annual Commencement Week opening. The Charlottesville pastor returns home to Capon Bridge where he once served. He holds Yale Divinity and Emory degrees and directs local church and college associations. Mrs. Hendricks accompanies him. they visit principal W H Henderson and stay for the day.
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Charlottesville
Capon Bridge
Hampshire County
Norfolk
Roanoke
Waynesboro
Hendricks
Wesley Foundation
University of Virginia
V.M.I
Washington and Lee University
Methodist Church
America
Obituary of Mrs Annie Dellinger Craig 77
Mrs Annie Dellinger Craig 77 widow of Benjamin Craig died at her home near Boyce. Born in Shenandoah she was the daughter of the late Lewis and Mrs Dellinger. Survived by six sons Charles Texas Harry Berryville Russell Ellix Julian Ralph all of Boyce and daughter Mrs Mary Anderson of this city. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Laren Wing officiating. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Body remains at Enders until service time.
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Benjamin Craig
Boyce
Shenandoah
Lewis Dellinger
Charles Craig
Texas
Harry Craig
Berryville
Russell
Ellix
Julian
Ralph Craig
Mary Anderson
Enders Funeral
Laren Wing
Green Hill Cemetery
Enders Funeral Home
Civil War Round Table Dinner In Winchester Tonight
The Winchester Civil War Round Table hosts a joint dinner with the Chicago group at 7:30 pm at the George Washington Hotel. Lee Bushong speaks on battles around Winchester. The Chicago contingent arrives after a six day Valley tour with stops at Staunton Lexington Woodstock Fisher's Hill Cedar Creek Kernstown Harpers Ferry and Antietam. Reservations info provided.
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New Market
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Cedar Creek
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Shepherdstown
Leesburg
Antietam
Chicago
Washington
Comedienne Martha Raye Rushed to Hospital
New York comedienne Martha Raye was hurried to Doctors Hospital early today via private ambulance. Officials kept details private but reports say she was placed in an oxygen tent and may have suffered a heart attack. Her manager called it a routine checkup, noting she felt run down after a period of tiredness.
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New York
Martha Raye
Doctors Hospital
Nick Condos
Condos
Raye
Miss Raye
Miami Beach
Annual Meeting Of S.P.C.A. Set For Tuesday Night
Winchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the George Washington Hotel. Officers up for election include president J T Clevenger and vice president Bobbie Conrad. The meeting will also plan the annual dog show and is open to the public.
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Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
George Washington Hotel
Werner Nordheim
J. T. Clevenger
Bobbie Conrad
Charles E. Tait
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