Engle's Boy Wins Hagerstown Race for Greystone Entry
Engle's Boy, in red and white silks of Mrs. Isabelle P. Engle and ridden by Sammy Palumbo, led the 6 1 2 furlong feature at Hagerstown, finishing eight lengths ahead in 1 22 3 5. The 3-year-old Tall Timber colt, trained by Greystone Stables, paid $3.60 to win and $2.80 to show, with Palumbo securing multiple top finishes.
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Hagerstown
Isabelle P. Engle
Chief Hollis
Sammy Palumbo
Tall Timber
Engle’s Boy
Palumbo
Engle’s Bay
Pamela Barton wins British women's golf title at Southport
Nineteen year old Pamela Barton of London won the British women's golf championship at Southport defeating qualifying medalist Bridget Newell in the 36 hole final by seven and five.
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Pamela
Paris) Barton
London Today
Bridget Newell
Phillies trade Davis and Allen for Klein Kowalik
The Philadelphia National League Club announced a deal sending Curt Davis a right handed pitcher and Ethan Allen an outfielder to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for Chuck Klein and Fabian Kowalik.
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Philadelphia
Curt Davis
Ethan Allen
Chicago Cubs
Chuck Klein
Fabian Kowalik
Antiques Sale Worth Maryland Record Hits Hagerstown Armory
Knodle's Antique Shop announces the greatest sale of antiques in Maryland to be held in the Hagerstown Armory on May 27 and 28 both day and night. Museum pieces include Hepplewhite Sherton and Chippendale furniture with rare pine items and fine silver and china. Hundreds of genuine articles across glass, china, silverware and more.
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Hagerstown
Knodle
Senators nose out Indians in 7 6 battle
Washington edged Cleveland 7 to 6 after a defensive lapse by the Indians and timely hits by John Lewis and Jake Powell. Mil Gelatzer’s error aided the decisive sixth inning rally as Jim DeShong pitched for the Senators and Lloyd Brown took the loss for Cleveland.
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Red Sox
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Sugar) Cain
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Jake Powell
Mil Gelatzer
Jim DeShong
Thornton Lee
Lloyd Brown
Brown
Mel Harder
Washington Abrhore
Lewis
Myer
Powell
Reynolds
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Tasse Kuhel
Peumor
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DeShong
V A Defeats Randolph-Macon 5
Shenandoah Valley Academy defeated Randolph-Macon Academy 9 to 2 for its fifth straight win. Kite pitched well as V A faces Episcopal High School at Park diamond Saturday at 2 15.
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Randolph-Macon Academy
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Melville
Harper
Pope
Thomas
Hilltoppers
Episcopal High School of Alexandria
Park
Pennsylvania Clowns
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Reynolds
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Mintpay
Stokes
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Job Printing Statements Letter Heads STAR JOB PRINT Envelopes Bill Heads
A compact notice describing available job printing services for statements envelopes bill heads and letterheads under the STAR JOB PRINT branding. The listing emphasizes printed materials and stationery production capabilities for business needs.
Health Club Tops For First Place In Slugfest Showdown
Heavy artillery on the softball diamond as the Health Club crushed the Men's Athletic Club 19 to 2 with Simpson surrendering 19 runs. Virginia Woolen Mill beat South End Hose Co 15 to 6 as Clevenger and Snapp led the mound action in a high scoring clash.
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Simpson
South Id Hose Company
Clevenger
Snapp
O’sullivan Tenner
Virginia
South End Hose Co
Otter
Giants Back On Top After Injury Plagued Season
The New York Giants, hampered by injuries to pitchers Bill Terry and others, still lead the National League. Carl Hubbell and Hal Schumacher have started eight of nine complete games as the team overcomes a crippled roster to stay in first.
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Pep) Young
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Lee Ross
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Hugh 5S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
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Hal Schumacher
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