Park Team Record To Date Score
Park team standings show records and scores for Park, Front Royal, Purcellville, Millwood, Williamsport, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Funkstown and Chevies in a local league. Notable entries include Martinsburg 8 and 10 Funkstown Hagerstown.
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Front Royal O'Sullivan
Purcellville
Millwood
Williamsport
O'Sullivan
Hagerstown
Eagles
Clarendon
Martinsburg
Funkstown
Chevies S. M. A
Park Cadets Rally and Fall in Weekend Baseball
The Park cadets split weekend games beating Hagerstown Chevies 4 to 3 but losing to Staunton M. I. A. 9 to 4. Duff allowed six hits with 14 strikeouts but five errors doomed the Park. Crowl injured on a play but recovered to drive in the tying and winning runs in the late innings against Hagerstown.
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the Park Association
Hagerstown Chevies
Staunton Miliva
Duff
Smith
Brashears
Ted
Hagerstown
Atwell
Park
Crowl
Murder At The Vanities Opens At Capitol
Warner Bros presents the Earl Carroll stage play adaptation Murder At The Vanities at the Capitol Theatre for a three day run. Duke Ellington and his orchestra headline screen entertainment with Jack Oakie Carl Brisson Gertrude Michael Kitty Carlisle Dorothy Stickney and Victor McLaglen among the cast as two murders unfold within the plot.
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Paramount
Earl Carrol
Vanities
Capitol Theatre
Earl Carroll
Iris
Duke Ellington
Jack Oakie
Carl Brisson
Gertrude Michael
Kitty Carlisle
Dorothy Stickney
Victor McGleglen
Victor McLaglen
New York
Hollywood
Bottoms Up at the Palace Today and Tomorrow
John Boles Pat Patterson and Spencer Tracy star in Bottoms Up at the Palace. Fox Films presents a musical love story with song hits and a funny trio of owls. Also featuring Herbert Mundin Sid Silver Harry Green and Thelma Todd with a Paramount News Reel.
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John Boles
Pat Patterson
Spencer ‘Tracy
the Palace
Winchester
Frederick County
Fox Films
Sunnyside
Herbert Mundin
Sid Silvers
Harry Green
Thelma Todd
Paramount
Hollywood
Dear Noah Reader Seeks Egg Laying Hens Ideas
A letter from Mrs H B Bryan of Toledo asks Noah to judge if a hen that lays only two eggs a week is rotten. She wonders if an educated hen could count her own eggs before hatching and invites readers to send ideas to Dear Noah in care of the paper.
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Noah
Noaha
H.b.bryan
Toleds
O Sullivans Defeated By Hagerstown In League Tilt
The O Sullivans lost 6 to 3 to Hagerstown in Blue Ridge League play. Artz pitched well until the third inning misplay by Shoemaker opened the flood of runs. Kline sparked Winchester with two singles and a steal, while Miller and Millinger each earned two hits for the visitors. Box score details follow.
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Winchester Pank
Huffman Chevies
Hagerstown
Mentzner
Meddlard
O'Sullivan
Letty Artz
Shoemaker
Artz
Michael
Shaffer
Mellinger
Darnell
Winchester
Kline
Hickey
Eaton
Fleagle
Winchester Boys
Miller
Millinger
Hagerstown AB
Hovis
Manns
If Keller
Brashears
Rf Ryan
Rf Shaffer
O’sullivans
Fisher
Ed. Burch
Er Burch
Balthis
Cornetseree
Hagerstown O’sullivan
Helen Wills Pigtails Rise to World Tennis Title
In 1919 the California teen Helen Wills, famed as Helen Pigtails and later Miss Poker Face, captivated tennis circles by defeating top players and entering the record books as a rising star before she turned 16.
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California
Helen Wills
Helen Pigtails
Helen Tigtails
Helen
Helen Wills Moody
Frederick S. Moody
Nationals Defeat White Sox 9 to 6
The Washington Nationals defeated the Chicago White Sox 9 to 6. Myer led with three RBIs, followed by Kuhel and Manush with two each, and Myer and Kubel hit home runs. Dykes and Haas contributed with two RBIs apiece.
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Nationals
White Sox
Myer
Kuhel
Manush
Schulte
Weaver
Haas
Bonura
Croinin
Kubel
Phillies
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Braves
Cubs
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Huck Betts
Chicago
Waston
Buddy Myer
Senators
Joe Kuhel
Washington
ABA HO AE
Esostesso
Kress
X. Uhalt Seer Ween
Eee Bonura
Bordagaray
Stew Wees
Swanson
Tietje
Unemployment figures show April relief and private sector jobs
The American Federation of Labor estimates about 260000 workers returned to work in April while 10616000 remained without regular private employment. Of the unemployed, 369000 had public works jobs and 314000 were in forestry camps. the rest relied on relief administration work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Relief Administration
Wife Preservers Enamel Clock Hands Teach Time
An article suggests painting clock hands in two bright colors to help children learn to tell time. It advocates using contrasting hues on hour and minute hands to improve differentiation and understanding during instruction.
Vanities creator touts beauty standard for showgirls
A male impresario describes his Vanities chorus as the cream of the crop and details a 4 point system to select 40 to 60 showgirls from 5,000 to 7,000 auditions yearly. He rejects a fixed standard of beauty and emphasizes ensemble appeal over single features.
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Score
Chevies
S. M
Dey
Lewis and Crows
M. A
Shields
Howie, Smith
P Dey
Schenck
Slattery
Bliss
Ward
Rf Jones
Winchester Park
Lewis
Rf Crowl
Curry
Ler
Patton
Forsythe
Lunsford
Offman Chevies
E Bender
Rowe
Rose
Katze
Barnes
Brown
Powell
Iair
O Denton
Rf. Patton
Keller
A. Curry
Lf. Atwell
Shryock
Meddler
Warner Bros. Capitol
Parl Carroll
Jack Lords
Ats Lee
Kiesel
Hable
Palace
Noav Numskuti
Douth, Minn
Intercollegiate. Athletic Association
Franklin Field
O’sullivan
Kline Stars
Pigtail Fame
Frank Mayo
England
Mayo
Dodgers
Reds
Brooklyn
van Lingle Mungo
Cincinnati
Len Koenecke
al Lopez
Pirates
Giants
Gus Suhr
Pittsburgh Pirates
Red Lucas
Browns
Yanks
St. Louis
Tigers Grallop
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Lynwood
Tigers
Goslin
Tiger
Muggs McGinnis
BY Wally Bishop
Nox
Muggs
L Heele
Indianapolis
Lou Moore
Fred Frame
Indianapolis Speedway
Strickler & Wagner