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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1950
Page
9
In New York a 13 year old boy named Rudy sold his pet pup to raise funds for a funeral of his 17 year old friend Frankie Romanger who died recently on an East River dock. Neighbors contributed coins and items to a growing funeral fund totaling $35 by morning while adults were urged to help.
Indoor bowling results show standings for eight teams and top players. Individuals Sue Breeden Betty Cline Mary Hawk led in different events with scores around 128 to 144. Team and set totals highlight Ruth Hart Betty Iue Betty Miller and others with high marks.
Dodgers reach new rules interpretation with Hodges and Robinson on a controversial plate moment. Browns coach Paul Brown recalls son Mike’s hospital visit after a near accident. Jim Fuchs eyes IC4A throws after exams, with LSU’s Ed McKeever in town to watch a game. Pro prospects push for big bonuses as Gene Conley and others draw attention. Red Crew of Alabama and Will Walls to coach East and West all star teams for Wigwam game.
Memphis notice states Mose Simms will supervise verbal activities on August 9. The item preserves local tone and names Mose Simms as the key organizer.
The White Sox may rest this Sunday after a tough stretch. Sunday’s game against Bunker Hill will be at the diamond in Wood and start at 3 Daylight Savings Time, unlike the other games. Stephenson North Mountain is expected to be the tightest of the three, with Patton for Stephenson and Rickard for North Mountain both pitching well. Patton held Middletown hitless for seven innings despite an 8-4 loss, and4 errors by Middletown let them win. No games Tuesday Memorial Day. teams rest before resuming Sunday June 4.
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