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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1933

Page

6

Shenandoah Valley Academy Romps In Annual Meet

Shenandoah Valley Academy of Winchester defeated Randolph Macon Academy Front Royal 72 to 21 on Academy field. Lintner Downer and Roszel led with multiple firsts while Heitmeisler Gugman scored for the visitors. The meet featured 9 first places for S V A across 10 events with a gentlemanly display by both teams.

Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal Academy Field Lintner Shenandoah Downer Roszel Heitmeisler Gugman Jackson Shannon Hennings Pennypacker Taylor Neville Stedman Payne Wainwright Randolph Macon Heitmiller McFall Humphreys Brown Rudacille Guy V. A Heilmiller Heitmaster R. M Henning

Handley Priming For Big Contest With Hagerstown

Handley High School prepares for a major game against Hagerstown at the Park Grounds. The squad, led by pitcher Lake, features Thrift Gio Garber Garber Crisman Anderson and Miller with reserves Owings Clevenger Hollis Spaid Gearing. Umpire Marshall McCauley will officiate the 3 PM contest following a 16 hit 16 run prelude against Middletown.

Handley High School Hagerstown High Middletown High School Lake Middletown Hagerstown Handle Handley Thrift Gio Capt. M. Garber Mallory L. Garber Crisman Anderson Miller Owings Clevenger Hollis Spaid Gearing Marshall McCauley Park Grounds

Palace Offers A Unique Double Bill Tonight & Saturday

Entertainment at Hable's Palace Theatre presents a two night double bill featuring Racetrack starring Leo Carrillo, Junior Coughlan, Kay Hammond and Lee Moran with authentic racing scenes. The program includes The Devil Horse serial finale Mickey Mouse in The Barn Dance and Fangs of Death with Saturday shows running from 10 a m. First 300 children on Saturday receive a Mickey Mouse Icee cup.

Hable’s Palace Theatre James Cruze Leo Carrillo Junior Coughlan Kay Hammond Lee Moran Palace Mickey Mouse Ice

Park Team To Face Staunton Military Academy Sunday

Park boys meet Staunton Military Academy at Winchester Park in an annual fair. First pitch is 2:30 PM with a 5 PM dress parade to follow from the grandstand. Home run king Johnson aims to thrill, while Duff doubles as catcher.

Park Staunton Military Academy Winchester Park Ball Park Johnson Duff Rufus Martin Luby

Baseball Scores and Upcoming AL Schedule

Cleveland wins 6 to 5 in 10 innings over Washington. New York defeats Detroit 5 to 1. Philadelphia tops Chicago 9 to 1. St Louis beats Boston 8 to 2. Tonight matches include Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York. Tomorrow features St Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston. Chicago at Washington follows.

Cleveland Washington New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Boston St.Louis

Baseball scores and matchups from the National League

National League results show Pittsburgh 6 over Philadelphia 2 and Brooklyn 14 over St. Louis 5. New York defeated Chicago 3 to 0 while Cincinnati and Boston played 1 to 0. Schedule notes list New York at St Louis, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, and Boston at Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn St. Louis

Quick Repeal of Prohibition Urged by Budget Director

Washington May 18. Budget Director Lewis W. Douglas testified before the House Ways and Means Committee urging repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and proposing liquor taxes to finance a large bond issue for a federal building program. He outlined four tax plans and projected liquor taxes could yield about 250 million dollars annually, with beer tax contributing sharply in April.

Washington Congress Ae Finance Biz Public Works Lewis W. Douglas House Ways and Means Committee Douglas Woodin Treasury Donald R. Richberg Wagner Doughton N. C Coughton Youngish Arizona Roosevelt

Second Tourney At Golf Course

Announcement of another golf tournament for men at the Winchester Golf Club tomorrow afternoon invites all male members to enter. Golf balls will be given as prizes to the winners.

Winchester Golf Club

Rich Wall Street bachelor to wed longtime secretary

Matthew C. Brush of New York, dubbed America's richest bachelor and a leader on Wall Street, will marry his secretary of several years, Elizabeth Hunger, age 26. Brush is 56.

Matthew C. Brush New York America Wall Street Elizabeth Hunger Brush

Park Team To Practice This Evening At Park

Manager Paul Carper of the Winchester Park team calls all members to meet at the park grounds at 6 this evening for infield and outfield practice.

Paul Carper Winchester Park Park Grounds

Berger Leads In Home Runs

The data lists leaders by position and team with figures for players such as Berger of the Braves and Gehrig of the Yankees. It references Hartnett of the Cubs and others among league totals and standings.

Berger Hartnett Cube AM Fiissecees F. Herman Cubs Cecee Hendrick Melillo Browns Obaces Vosmik Indians Neve Williams Athletics Braves Gehrig Yankees Klein Phillies Tamera

Odd Sox To Play South End Hose In Burnt Factory

The Odd Sox baseball team faces the South End Hose Company in Burnt Factory on Sunday afternoon May 21. After a 14 to 2 victory over Gainesboro last Saturday, the Odd Six aim to win and take the hose from the firemen. a good crowd is expected. Manager John O. Hardesty leads the Odd Six.

Burnt Factory Odd Sox South End Hose Company

Charles Ray Reveals Financial Struggles in Hollywood Court

Actor Charles Ray says in a Hollywood court he has no money or job and cannot pay a $5,000 judgment to a credit association. Once a silver screen hero, Ray notes several private ventures failed and he cannot find work in the talkies.

Charles Ray Hollywood Ray

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