Handley Wins Cumberland Valley Trophy at Winchester Meet
Handley High School scored 45 points to take the Cumberland Valley Athletic Association trophy, defeating Hagertown, Cumberland, and Martinsburg. Crisman led with three wins including shot put 43 feet 4 inches and discus 109 feet 10 inches, Haines won high jump 5 feet 7 inches, with B. Buckle and Klipp posting two CV records in the 220 yard dash and mile.
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Two Clashes Mark Holiday in France Parades
In Paris on May 19 nationalist marchers clashed with police during Joan of Arc day events. A policeman and two demonstrators were lightly hurt as a flag bearer was attacked. In Nantes communists and Patriotic Youths clashed but injuries were minor. Thousands honored Joan of Arc while leftists remembered the 1871 Paris Commune execution.
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Handley Judges Fall 9-5 to Hagerstown on home diamond
Handley outhit Hagerstown 9 to 5 but the Marylanders plated four in the fourth, three in the seventh, and two in the eighth to pull away. Holmes hit a four RBI homer for Hagerstown while Grim tripled for Handley but was denied on a relay.
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Lions and Crusade Amid a Day of Holy and Political Clashes
Citizens observe St. Joan’s Day as a national religious holiday while lions rely on hearing in hunting. In Paris Pere Lachaise hundreds of leftists march under red flags to the site of 1871 executions. Nazi storm troopers clash with charity fund supporters as police detain volunteers and ban street collections. Cardinal Faulhaber orders churches as the only permitted collection sites and charity response is reported liberal.
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Winchester Golf Club Wins Bi State Match Opener
The Winchester Golf Club won the first Bi-State Golf tournament match on the local course, scoring 60 percent with Loudoun County Club at 58 percent and Belle Haven 48.42 percent. Top individual scores included Goss 82 for Winchester and Coffee 68 for Winchester.
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Officials Inspect Virginia Parks on May Tour
Gov Peery and Virginia Conservation Commission members started the first official park inspection visiting Seashore State Park near Virginia Beach. They saw Cypress Pools and rustic CCC cabins, with plans to open the bath house next month but keep most of the park closed this year for construction and no caretaking funds.
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County Agents To Aid Relief Spend Big Sum
Washington reports plan to use hundreds of county farm agents to help allocate the remaining 4 billion dollar relief fund. Agents will work with rural resettlement and electrification programs to study electricity uses and project viability while wage decisions for 1.091 billion in proposed projects loom and labor wage protests threaten revisions.
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La Follette Signals New Party Lines in Wisconsin
Gov Philip F LaFollette spoke to Wisconsin Progressives in Fond du Lac on the party's first anniversary, saying the cornerstone of a realignment is laid but national third party moves should come step by step and not be dramatic.
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Waterloo Village: From Obscurity to Napoleonic Defeat
Waterloo, a small Belgian village, gained timeless fame as the site of Napoleon Bonaparte's final defeat. Its modest origins contrast with its rise to world history prominence and the origin of the phrase to meet one s Waterloo.
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Bowling History in Verse From Winchester League A
James B. Yates reads a rhymed history at the Winchester Bowling League A banquet recounting the league’s rise from 1924 through 1934. The poem credits Gearing for building a strong foundation with key members and clubs, noting stability despite aging lines.
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Local League Rivalries and Earthquake Themed Play
A quirky verse recounts matches between League A and League B teams including Bakers and Legion. It notes a dramatic moment at an event near a bowling alley, with Gearing and the Legion reaching an unexpected peak and then suffering a shaker on Gibraltar Rock. The piece blends sports talk with playful narrative.
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Locals blank Woodpoint then topple Front Royal All-Stars
Winchester Park defeats Woodpoint Maryland 13 1 after five runs in the first inning. Chub Mallory leads Sunday win over Front Royal 7 6 with late rally. Duvall pitched six innings, Jewett finished, Cassell started for Front Royal. Lunsford held Woodpoint to three hits and six strikeouts.
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Park Baseball Standings Highlight Local All Stars
Park baseball summary lists teams including Paramount Cobbles Millswood A C Front Royal All Stars B S Martinsburg Chevy Chase Md and Woodpoint. It shows a record of six wins and one loss for a total percentage of .858.
Three Baseball Games Set for Week at Stephens City
Stephens City High hosts Marshall on Tuesday in a return game after a loss earlier this season. Berryville comes Thursday seeking revenge for a defeat at Berryville. Middletown visits last, completing the week on Tuesday, May 28 after a strong season by the visitors.
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World’s Silver Supply North America Produces Major Share
Article notes that North America accounts for about three fourths of the world’s silver production, highlighting its dominant role in global silver supply and market influence.
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