Annual Meet To Be Held In June At Grafton Farm
The forty second Upperville Colt and Horse Show will run June 16 and 17 at Grafton Farms near Upperville. Prizes exceed 300 dollars with cups including Chaly Ulamworth and Pounders Cup. Judges include Morris Dixon and William du Pont Jr. Entries close June 8.
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Grafton Farm
Ville
Upperville
Grafton Farms
Chaly Ulamworth
New York
Jockey Club of New York
Fauquier
Loudoun
William de Bois
Belgian Association
America
Morris Dixon
William du Pont, Jr
Roy Jackson
Gordon Rogers
T. S. Marshall
Thomas Pratt
Thomas Atkinson, Jr
Waugh Glascock
R. S. Peach
Joshua Fletcher
W. F. Peach
J.cane
H. Rozier du- Fi H
Rozier Dulany, Jr
W. Gwasethe Fletcher
Adel Me Grayson
Waughsie
Goodwin
Thomas B. Ree
R. L. Humphrey
S. E. Holliday
H. M. Luttrell
C.D. Langhorne
A. C. Randolph
T. J. Ross
Hunter
Good Gardening: Protect Evergreens From Red Spider Attacks
Garden expert advises spraying evergreens two to three times yearly to control red spider Tetranychus bimaculatus. Summer spraying uses lime sulfur at two to three level tablespoons per gallon, with careful dilution to avoid foliage damage.
Park Association Nine Triumphs In 12-Inning Classic
Winchester Park Association defeats Staunton Military Academy 13 to 12 in a 12 inning marathon before about 3,000 fans at Rouss Spring Park. Patton collects 4 hits in 6 at bats, Lewis 3 with a standout catch, Griffith hits a long drive, and Lunsford pitches to help the Park secure the victory in the extended thriller.
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Rouss Spring Park
Sandy” Baker
Winchester Park Association
Staunton Military Academy
Park
Patton
Whetzel
Lewis
Griffith
Clark Griffith
Washington
Lunsford
Winchester
Crowl
Anderson
Johnson
Luby
Garber
Rf. Hollis
Breckenridge
P. B. Lewis
Rf. Atwell
Davis
Howie
Rf P
C. Summers
Slattery
Belel
If. Mole
Ss. Ggold
Delprete
Kline
Thomas
Double Victory For Front Royal All Stars
The Front Royal All Stars beat the Howitzer Giants of Silver Spring 8 to 1 behind Jewett’s two hits allowed and Strickler’s ninth inning double ending the shutout. The team has won 12 of 13 this season and earlier beat Millwood 9 to 6 with 12 hits off Lefty McIntire.
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Front Royal
All Stars
Howitzer Giants
Silver Spring
Jewett
Giants
Strickler
All-Stars
Davidson
Stars
Front Royal All Stars
Millwood Athletic Club
Lefty McIntire
Notice to settling estate and claims in Winchester
All parties owning the estate of W. J. Punkhouser or having claims against some please settle with P. M. Funkhouser, Admr. Winchester, Va. May 18.
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W. J. Punkhouser
P. M. Funkhouser
Admr
Winchester
Health Thru Chiropractic and Drugless Methods Ad
Howard L. James D.C. D.D. chiropractic physician advertises treatment of acute and chronic cases. Office at 106 N Loudoun St features drugless methods and listed phone 1384.
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Howard L. James
D.C
D.D
Loudoun St
Trustees Sale of Desirable City Home in Winchester
Public auction advertised for May 21 1932 in Winchester Virginia for 432 Highland Avenue an east side lot 40 by 150 feet with a two story six room house. Sale postponed to June 4 at 12 noon with terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. Trustees M M Lynch J M Steck.
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James W. Good
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Court House
Highland Avenue
Senators Down Browns In National League Action
Washington beat Boston 7-1 as Monte Weaver earned his fifth win and the Nationals closed to within a game of the Yankees. Browns toppled Cleveland 4-2 after Clint Brown faltered in the fifth. Philadelphia beat New York 4-2 behind Lefty Grove with Jimie Foxx homering for the Athletics in front of 40,000.
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Senators
Browns
Cubs
Associated Press
Washington
Monte Weaver
Nationals
Boston Red Sox
Monte
New York
Athletics
Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Ohio
Clint Brown
St. Louis Browns
Brown
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Hase
Lefty Grove
Jimmie Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Nightcap gives Braves 5 to 3 loss in doubleheader split
In Boston 51,331 attended a twin bill where Ed Brandt won the opener for the Braves 4 to 2, then Philadelphia collected three singles in the tenth to take the nightcap 5 to 3. Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 to 3 as Reds took the third straight in the four game set with the Cubs. Brooklyn Dodgers won the series final as Bill Clar limited the Giants to five hits in a pitching duel with Hal Schumacher.
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Braves
Phils
Boston
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Ed Brandt
Cubs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Bruins
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Bill Clar
Giants
Hal Schumacher
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Dean Halliday
Central Press
Coach Summers
The
Park Boys
Mike” Rogers
Basse
Amey Putnam
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Buescher
Londonderry
Ireland
M. M. Lynch
J. M. Steck
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Tigers
Il. Pet
Pittsburgh
Steve Swetonic
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Wild Bill Hallihan
Cardinals
Cammer Tire Co
Goodrich
Gabrieleen Waves
Gloria Waves
Eugene Waves
Nestle
la Rue
Marceling
Carnation Beauty Shop
North Main St
S. V. Lewis
Bickers
Liberal
Bickers Motor CO
Ford Dealer
Postoffice
Nan
Pine Motor CO. Cor. Brad
Cecil St
Big Sister
Byles Forgrave
Tricky
Cap Sims
Martin
Ent
Jack Lords
Walie
Maramilles
U. S. Royals
Herrell Sales Corp. Distributors
R. B. Rogers
Dellinger Bros
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
H. W. Ebert
BUICK
American Radiator CO
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