Lunsford And Jewett Stingy With Base Hits
The Winchester Park team defeated Williamsport 4 to 0 and blanked Majestic Radio Washington 3 to 0 in a doubleheader. Lunsford pitched the first game holding Williamsport to five hits and striking out one. Jewett tossed nine innings against Majestics, allowing five hits while fanning ten to earn the win. Ed Burch and Curry led Park with two hits apiece.
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Winchester Park
Williamsport Wildcats
Majestic
Washington
Lunsford
Marylanders
Park
Maryland
Eaton
Ed. Burch
Crowl
Curry
Burch
Jewett
Rinehart
Keller
Biffle
Reigh
Anderson
Perry
Majestics
Front Royal
Wynne
Burch Forsythe
Cumberland
Street
Payne
Fox
Winchester
Ab.r.h
Rifle
Miller
Rf. O
Metz
C. Brooks
Kaplin
P. Byers
Winchester AB
Rf. Patton
Forsythe
C Lunsford
Johnson
Williamsport
Majestic Radio
McBride
If Street
Benner
Gertel
Campbell
Wild Bill Cummings Aims Back-To-Back 500 Mile Victory
Memorial Day race at Indianapolis Speedway winner Wild Bill Cummings seeks a second straight win. He will drive the same front wheel car that set a 104.86 mph average in 1934, with improvements to the vehicle.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Wild Bill Cummings
Will
Spotswood Wins District F F A Track Meet
Spotswood high school led the district F F A track meet at Handley stadium with top team honors. Handley H S hosts provided officials W R Legge and Otis Largent. Event winners included Curry Millboro in discus and shot put, Hite Spotswood in sprints, and Woodstock in the 880 relay with Spotswood taking third.
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Spotswood High School
Allcounty
Northern Virginia
Handley Stadium
F. F. A. Bailey
Blacksburg
Herndon
Woodstock
Strasburg
Upperville
Millboro
Mount Jackson
Madison
Timberville
Marshalll
Norther
Orange
Earlysville
Middletown
Winchester
W. R. Legge
Otis Largent
Handley High School
Curry
W. Barbe
Robert Weaver
W. Lohr
Joe Rosenberger
N. Lohr
Fleming
Ches
Hite
Spotswood
Burhong
Breeden
Vance
Wines
Paperville
W. Smith
Curtis
Marshall
Shull
North River
Spottswood
Michigan golfers set pace in Western Conference golf
Johnny Fischer and Charley Kocsis led the field on the first day at Kildeer Country Club Chicago scoring 189 to share the lead in the Western Conference tournament for the Big 10 University of Michigan team.
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University of Michigan
Johnny Fischer
Charley Kocsis
Kildeer Country Club Course
Chicago
Murder Charge Against Wife Who Shot Husband
In Hagerstown Maryland on May 27 a murder warrant was pre pared for Annabell Godar 38 pending an inquest into the death of her husband Austin Godar 44 He was shot Saturday night after allegedly threatening to break every bone in his wife's body The inquest will be held tomorrow The warrant will be served after the inquest State's Attorney Martin L Ingram said Police Captain Clarence Emmett swore out the warrant before Justice John D Dunn Godar a church worker and St James School secretary signed a statement admitting the shooting The husband a laundry manager told his wife he would break every bone in her body when he entered the home intoxicated Mrs Godar said she pulled a pistol from beneath a pillow and fired one shot Godar died soon after She telephoned police and submitted to arrest The couple were from Canton Ohio and Roanoke Virginia respectively and had lived in the area 15 years
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Hagerstown
Annabell Godar
Austin Godar
Godar
Martin L. Ingram
Clarence Emmett
John D. Dunn
Canton
Ohio
Roanoke
Washington’s Capitol Faces East as City Grows Northwest
The Capitol front faces east or away from the White House and early plans expected Washington to push eastward. Instead the city expanded mainly to the northwest, shaping a different growth pattern than envisioned.
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Capitol
White House
Washington
A's Trade Blaeholder for Browns Pair in Connie Mack Swap
Veteran George Blaeholder of the St. Louis Browns is sent to the Athletics in a player exchange announced by manager Connie Mack. Pitcher Merritt Cain and outfielder Ed Coleman move to the Browns, with Blaeholder expected to anchor the Philadelphia machine staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blaeholder
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Merritt Cain
Ed Coleman
Browns
Connie Mack
A’s
Blaeholder
Philadelphia Vachine
Braddock Prepares for Baer Title Showdown
Braddock trains in Loch Sheldrake New York ahead of his June world heavyweight title bout with Max Baer. The fighter poses for photographers showing the scars and grit from his long career.
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Loch Sheldrake
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Fortifications Still Draw Tourists In Cartagena
The Cartagena fortress walls loom 40 feet high as visitors explore the historic city. Notable landmarks include the Church of San Pedro Claver and the tomb of the saint hailed for aiding enslaved Africans, plus La Popa Hill with its white convent ruins and legends of the Madre de Popa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartagena
Colombia
San Pedro
Rap I Dot hair color advertised as long lasting
An advertisement touts Rap I Dot hair color with 18 shades that allegedly won’t wash out or fade. It claims fast at home results and suitability with existing perm waves, urging readers to Boyd Drug Store for purchase. Also includes a bankruptcy notice for Clement August Bahlman in Virginia with a creditors’ meeting set for June 5, 1935.
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Marcel
Boyd Drug Store
Main and
Water Streets
United States District Court For
Western District OF
Virginia
Clement August Bahlman
Winchester
Frederick County
Corporation
Harrisonburg
Edward C. Martz
Pastor Joseph Vance Elected Moderator of US Presbyterian Assembly
Detroit pastor Dr Joseph A Vance 70 was chosen moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States meeting in Cincinnati. The office is the churchs highest.
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Joseph A. Vance
First Presbyterian Church
Detroit
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Cincinnati
Handley Edges Hagerstown 3 2 In Tight Game
Handley defeated Hagerstown 3 to 2 to even the two game series. Mallory pitched well for Handley as Brumbaugh did for Hagerstown. Handley scored in the first inning, Hagerstown answered with two runs early, and Corrigan singled to start the decisive scoring path in the sixth, Andy Anderson driving in on a double.
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Handley
Hagerstown
Mallory
Brumbaugh
Corrigan
Anderson
Boxscores
Awarded Trip To Havana For Philco Dealers
The Furness liner Mon arch of Bermuda sails from Newark Pier 95 tomorrow morning bound for Havana Cuba with top Philco Radio Dealers of the East as guests of Philco Miller and Anderson. Irvan O Connell sales manager for the local firm to represent the crew. Philco officials noted Miller and Anderson sold more than sixty percent of radios in their community for three years running. The eight day cruise includes a two day stopover in Havana for sights and beaches.
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Furness
Monarch of
Bermuda
Newark
Havana
Cuba
Philco
Miller
The Badminton Game Named After Badminton Castle
The game Poona originated in India and was played for centuries. English officers in the 19th century brought it to England and introduced Poona in 1873 at the Duke of Beaufort's home. The castle there was Badminton, giving the sport its present name.
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India
England
Duke of
Gloucestershire
Duke’s Castle
Badminton
Dr Allen wins six trophies at Blue Ridge Horse Show Carter Hall
Warm weekend crowds watch the 42nd Blue Ridge Horse Show at Carter Hall as 250 entries compete in 15 classes. Dr. L. M. Allen of Winchester takes six first prizes and multiple ribbons, with notable wins by Otto Furr and other exhibitors from Loudoun and nearby farms.
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Blue Ridge
Old Grove
Carter Hall
L. M. Allen
Winchester
Loudoun County
J. H. Ki Oe
Culla
Otto Furr
Clifton
Trump
Dr. Allen
Louis Leith
J. H. Whitney
Nichol
R. D. Magrath
Saratoga
John Richardson
Blue Ridge Hunt
Blue Ridge Country
Lipan Lad
B. O.F. Randolph
Cabbage
A. Mackay Smith
de Veldard
John A. Payne
Explosion
Virginia Jacobs
Rose
Dr.Allen
Grayarno
Wyntremere Farm
Mrs. Anderson
John Payne
Yeldarb
B. O’f. Randolph
Ellen R. Wheeler
Bobstay
B.o’f. Randolph
Chief Justice
Edward Jenkins
Aculla
Mrs. Whitney
the Phantom
R. J. Hubbard
Dr. L. M. Allen
Shasta Grafton
James Pennypacker
Petite Paule
A. S. Hewitt
Witchwoman
High Acre Farm
The Best Service Freedom in Service Concept
A quotation contrasts service by bondage with service by freedom. It argues true service arises from independence and a sense of mutual respect between a worker and those served, highlighting dignity over coercion and domination.
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Johnny Fisther
Cain
Braddock
Paramount Cabbies
Millwood A. C
S. Martinsburg
Chevy Chase, Md
Woodpoint
Cats
Presbyterians
Philco Auto Radio
Miller & Anderson
E. Boscawen Street
Schneider
Crisman
C. Mallory
Smith
Jones
Kohne
Clevenger
Holmes
Morin
Ferra
Gaylor
Hamaker
Gilbert
Knode
Worth
Brumbaugh, P
Handley Eee
A. B. C. of Food Protection
Iceman
Winchester Cold Storage Corp
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Apple Storage, Inc
Historic Grove
Muggs McGinnis
Ted
Nickoli
Ky Wally Bishop
Andea
Nickol
Central
Press “Association
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