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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1939

Page

5

Big Year for League C Statistics 1938 39 Bowling Season

League C presents compiled stats by H. H. Hottel covering the full 1938 39 bowling season. The record highlights team performance and individual standings across the circuit.

H. H. Hottel

Youth Is Held In Slaying Case Near Manassas

Ed Hammersley, 19, of Middleburg was captured near Manassas and jailed in the slaying of J. E. Dickson, 55, of Arcola. Sheriff Kerlin said Hammersley admitted shooting after muttering he could not be let go, and drew a knife. a .32 revolver with exploded cartridges was found on him. Earlier reports linked the fatal shot to a .38 pistol.

Manassas Ed Hammersley Middleburg J. E. Dickson Arcola John Kerlin Prince Williamee Dickson State Jack Hutchinson Gilbert Loudoun County Kerlin Hammersley Prince William

Home Guild To Meet May 25

The Winchester District Home Guild annual meeting will be held Thursday May 25 at the Methodist Home for Aged in Gaithersburg Maryland. The business session is set for 11 o'clock. President Mrs J H Balthis of Strasburg urges every church in the district to send a representative.

Winchester District Home Guild Methodist Home For Gaithersburg J. H. Balthis Strasburg

Jones Funeral Home Promise of Service for All Families

Jones Funeral Home 3028 Loudoun Street emphasizes no family will be denied service due to financial condition, citing over 17 years of operation and commitment to accessibility for all clients. The notice reinforces ongoing support for the community regardless of means.

Page Five Banquet Closes League C Bowling Season

The League C bowling season ended with a banquet and officer elections led by Statistician H H Hottel. Hottel was chosen president for 1939 40. other officers include Paul Anderson vice president Marvin Weaver treasurer Abner Johnson secretary and Cyril Mathews publicity manager. About 100 attended as W R Legge presided.

League H. H. Hottel Hottel Paul Anderson Marvin Weaver Abner Johnson Cyril Mathews W. R. Legge W. W. Glass Jack Zimmerman Earl Grim Hagerstown Mr. Hottel Charles Showalter Health Club Friendship Fire Steam Laundry Rouss Friendship Rouss Fire H. C Showalter F. P Mathews R. F Triplett F. F White Reed Licklider R. E Tel Parrish S. L Wisecarver Eagle Kercheval S. O

Softball Opens Season as Winchester League Kicks Off

The Winchester Softball League started its 1939 schedule with the Junior Board of Trade beating the Elks 4 1 and United Food defeating Miller and Anderson 12 5. Virginia Woolen and Dr Pepper postponed their opener to be played this afternoon.

Winchester Junior Board of Trade Elks United Food Miller Anderson Virginia Woolen Dr. Pepper Snag Sargent J. B. of Va. Woolen Radford Sargent Jay Cees Carpenter Lewis Edwards United Food Team Sutler Nichols Armel

Lightning Kills Mare in Nineveh Stable

A mare owned by Charles Powers of Nineveh was struck and killed by lightning Saturday night. The incident follows several reports of horses killed by lightning in Warren County, highlighting a dangerous weather spell.

Charles Powers Nineveh Warren Coun

Twin sisters Beeler Kas Graces Stull address school event

Cooperation Beeler Kas Grace and Ruth Stull, twin sisters, served as co valedictorians at their high school event. They began their remarks in unison and then spoke in turns before ending together.

Beeler Kas—Grace Ruth Stull

Sports Round Up by Eddie Brietz in New York

A compilation of sports chatter from May 23 touching on Louis versus Galento pricing, the Yankees 11 game win streak, press notes from boxing and football circles, player rumors and quotes from figures like Marcus Griffin and Bill Hallahan, plus anecdotes from Mogul sports camps and Yale Daily News.

New York Mike Jacobs Louis Nin Galento Yankees Joe McCarthy Jack Roper Dick Donald Minneapolis Zeke Bonura John J. Phelan Phelan Joe Carr National Football League Bob Pastor Roscoe Toler Louis Mule Haas Athletics Oklahoma City Max Baer Harry Mendel Charlie Gehringer Bobby Doerr Red Sox Joe Gordon Gordon Max Schmeling Oscar Vitt Bill Dickey

Spotlight on Sports and Open Qualifying Notes

A muddled sports roundup cites umpire debates in a Junior Board of Trade Elks softball game, praises Coffey for a 77 75 152 in National Open qualifying, and notes Slamming Sammy Snead leading Washington pros. Also mentions local fishing crackdowns and Berryville town team seeking a July game with the Park Nine.

Sammy Snead Washington, D. C Herbert Schutte Ben Cather Harold Hildum Roy Lafollette Cone River Point Lookout Chesapeake Bay Charley Levi Clarke County Berryville Russell

Purcellville Club Defeats Winchester In Open Season Match

Purcellville defeated Winchester on the Loudoun county course 1742 to 1542 in the first season golf match for both clubs. Nine foursomes and two twosomes competed as Carl Campbell, Winchester's activities chairman and team captain, expects a different result in the June 25 return at Winchester.

Purcellville Loudoun County Carl Campbell Winchester Coffey Campbell Hirst Smale Arnold Kerlin Stokes and Leighey Pay

Fire Rages At Norfolk Pier Endangering Lumber Deck

A three alarm fire at the Southgate Norfolk pier near 4 pm threatened about one million feet of lumber on the S. S. West Cape. Firefighters and tugboats battled flames along creosoted piles and dock planking, preventing spread to a 300 foot warehouse while the vessel moved off under its own power. Deputy Chief C. C. cited a likely crewman cigarette as the fire cause.

Norfolk Southgate S. 3 West Cape Baltimore S. S. West Cape C. C

Poppy Day Poem By Grace England Turner

Poem celebrates Poppy Day with imagery of the red poppy and red rose symbolizing love and remembrance. Grace England Turner signs the lines praising poppies as a pledge to soldiers who perished in distant lands and mourning those who bled.

Flanders Fields Grace England Turner

Constable serves attachment on boat in Eugene

Eugene Oregon constable Mark Hathaway tracked down a man named Lake who lived on Water street and delivered an attachment on a boat after some confusion.

Eugene, Ore Mark Hathaway Lake Water Street

Kellogg's All Bran Promises Gentle Constipation Relief

An ad-style note promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a simple cure for common constipation caused by low bulk in the diet. It links bulk to regular bowel movements and urges daily breakfast use, claiming the cereal is crunchy toasted nutritious and produced by Kellogg's.

Kellogg's

Famous Ball Player Cy Macdonald Dies at 52

Angus Cy Macdonald longtime Spalding salesman and star athlete for Central High and Georgetown University died after a brief illness. He played first base for Central High from 1903 to 1905 and captained the football team in 1904. He is survived by his wife Ruth, father Donald A. MacDonald and four brothers. services tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Rock Creek Cemetery area.

Angus Cy”) Macdonald National Capital A. G. Spalding Sporting Goods Company Rock Creek Cemetery Washington Macdonald Garfield Hospital Central High School Sandy” Baker Winchester Spalding Concern Baker Virginia Lee Puneral Fourth Street Massachusetts Avenue D. C Old Central High Central Georgetown University Ruth Macdonald Donald A. MacDonald

Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday

Yesterday's results show St. Louis 2 over Philadelphia 1 and New York 9 over Pittsburgh 2. Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati while Boston fell to Chicago 3. Pitching matchups include New York at Pittsburgh with Salvo facing Sewell and Vander Meer vs Mungo for Brooklyn-Cincinnati.

St. Louis Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Chicago Salvo Sewell Mungo Vander Meer MacFayden Higbe Butcher Johnston McGee Weiland Cleveland Detroit Washington Allen Donald Sandra Kramer Nelson Newsom Rich Envases

Red Menace Riding High in Seven Game Win Streak

Cincinnati Reds ride a seven game streak behind Ernie Lombardi's bat and Lefty Lee Grisomsa's pitching. Lombardi drives in runs with a 483 average stretch while Grisomsa wins his second in the run. The Reds push past the Dodgers as St Louis maintains slim NL lead with a 42-1 win over Philadelphia.

Sid Feder Associated Press Cincinnati Reds Red Menace St. Louis Cardinals Phillies Cincinnati Will McKechnie Ernie Schnozzola Lombardi Schnozz Lefty Lee Grissoma Screballs Aid Society Big Shrimp and Seafood Paul Derringer Bucky Walters Johnny Vander Meer Whitey Moore Lefty Lee Brooklyn Dodgers Schnotz Hal Schumacher Giants Pirates Buddy Hassett Bees Cubs Hamond Clift Browns Athletics Morton Cooper Ernie Lombardi Reds Dodgers

Two Trainers One Sire Dominate Derby Field

London May 23 Three names two trainers and the great sire Hyperion lead the Derby field for the 156th running. Jack Jarvis and Captain Cecil Boyd-Rochfort send several horses each with Hyperion siring four entries. Blue Peter Admiral's Walk Hypnotist Hyperion Casanova Fox Cub among entries Gordon Richards to ride Fox Cub third favorite at 21 2.

London Jack Jarvis Cecil Boyd-Rochfort Hyperion Blue Peter Boyd- Rochfort William Woodward Heliopolis Casanova Gordon Richards England Fox Cub

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