All Stars Shine In Scrimmage And Pro Picks Roundup
New York sports digest notes the All Stars impressed against the Giants after four scrimmages with the Long Island Indians. It covers projections on Ted Williams, Jim Thorpe’s era, and other athletes, plus local notes on Joe Louis visiting for Conn and Pastor and artist Leith Stevens investing in a horse.
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Stars of Yesterday a APy Tigers Red Sox and Giants shine
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press highlights Rudy York and Bruce Campbell of the Tigers homering with two on to beat the Indians. Earl Johnson of the Red Sox pitched 6 2/3 innings in relief for a win over the Athletics. Frank McCormick drove in four for the Reds with a homer and bases loaded single to beat the lew. Ernie Bonham and Charley Keller of the Yankees split wins with Bonham throwing seven innings of two hit ball in the first game and Keller driving in three in the nightcap. Joe Moore and Hal Schumacher of the Giants each contributed strong performances against the Bees, while Joe Medwick of the Dodgers and others had productive nights in separate games.
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Boxing Results From Last Night in Garfield and Waterbury
In Garfield New Jersey Gus Lesne vich of Cliffside defeats Henry Cooper of New York while in Waterbury Connecticut Larry Loyvett of Hartford beats Charlie Eagle of Waterbury.
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Foxcatcher Stakes Attracts 17 Entries At Fair Hill
At Fair Hill Maryland G H Pete Bostwick's Cottesmore and Last year's winner Farndale top the early wagering for the Foxcatcher national cup steeplechase set for tomorrow. Seventeen entries, crowd expected from the eastern seaboard, three miles over the grand national brush course. Cottesmore and Farndale carry 159 pounds, three pounds under top-weight La Touche and Pat Ganado.
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Pete) Bostwick
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's National League Results
National League results show Cincinnati defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 3 and New York 8 to 4 over Boston 7 to 1. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 8 to 5. Matchups include Brooklyn at Philadelphia with Grissom and Fitzsimmons facing Small and Higbe, and Chicago at St Louis with French or Olsen opposing Shoun.
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Pastor and Conn Set For Battle Tonight
New York boxing notes Billy Conn and Bob Pastor meet in a heavyweight bout to decide a future opponent for Joe Louis. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects about 50 000 dollars and 15 000 fans. Conn favored to win with Pastor weighing around 183 pounds and the winner not yet set for Louis.
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Two Navy Fliers Die in Atlantic Dive Off Smith Island
Norfolk report states Ensign R. L. Wearne of Kalamazoo Michigan and C A Carter of Nebraska were killed when their land plane failed to pull out of a dive during a dive bombing exercise by Scouting Squadron 71 attached to the carrier Wasp. The crash was four miles off Smith Island and no immediate cause was determined.
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Middleburg to Play Winchester in Fauquier League Sunday
Middleburg club of the Fauquier County League has accepted an invitation to play Winchester Park here Sunday. The Middleburg lineup includes the Ball Brothers and other noted players, with strong season competition from Leesburg Marshall Warrenton and other clubs.
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Winchester Park
Russell Potts
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Tigers Rally Past Indians as AL Race Heats Up
Detroit overwhelmed Cleveland 11 3 to tighten the pennant chase with the Indians slipping after a rough offensive burst. Yankee sluggers beat Washington 8 1 and 2 1 to split, while Boston toppled Philadelphia 9 7 as the crowded East standings tighten with three weeks left in the season.
JET Softball Team Heads to Thurmont Maryland
Abner Johnson announced that the Junior Board of Trade Softball team from Winchester will travel to Thurmont Maryland on Sunday for a tournament. About a dozen players will depart from the Young Men's Sport Shop at 9 o'clock with wives and sweethearts invited. A picnic dinner is planned on the grounds and play begins at 11 30. Other clubs include Baltimore Cumberland Hagerstown Bethesda Martinsburg Washington Frederick and possibly Leesburg.
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Colored Ball Club Faces Lumbermen In Decisive Game
The Winchester Colored Baseball Club travels to play the Lumber Co. nine at the Fairgrounds Sunday at 3 p.m. for a three game series deciding the season winner. Both teams hold a victory in earlier meetings and aim to break the tie.
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League May Change Rule Interscholastic Football Rules Debate
Rumors say Cumberland Valley Athletic League plans to switch from intercollegiate to interscholastic football rules. Four teams in the circuit would benefit. Martinsburg High currently uses interscholastic rules. A fall meeting in Winchester may decide the change.
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Martinsburg High
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Hagerstown
Port Hill
Allegany
Camberland
Handley
Winchester
Women’s Division director named for Virginia campaign
Horace H. Edwards the Virginia Democratic chairman appointed Mrs. F Cleveland Davis of Lexington as director of the Women’s Division of the State Democratic campaign headquarters. Mrs Davis will join L Preston Collins of Marion, the state campaign manager, upon arrival.
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Richmond
Horace H. Edwards
Virginia
Democratic
F. Cleveland Davis
Lexington
Day of Prayer For Peace Observances At White Hall
White Hall Methodist Church schedules a day of prayer for peace with Holy Communion at ten and Church School at eleven. Little Mountain Methodist Church hosts an all day homecoming with Church School at ten and a love feast at eleven, dinner at twelve thirty, and service at two thirty. Former pastors and neighboring churches invited. First quarterly conference at Bunker Hill on September 9 at 7:30.
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Little Mountain Methodist Church
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Francisbury
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