Park Defeats Williamsport in 5-0 Victory
Park defeated Williamsport 5-0 behind strong pitching by Ritenour who fanned ten and held visitors to four hits. Wet field conditions caused by rain delayed play and led to seven first inning errors by Leesburg, who lost 7-2 to Leesburg on another day.
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Park
Williamsport
Leesburg
Ritenour
The
Park Nine
Flawlss
Lunsford
Leesburgers
Hope
Washington Senators
Master of Puffle Towers Returns Home
Baseball report notes Lefty Grove of the Red Sox earned his 14th win while Ray Phebus of the Senators limited the Sox to two hits. The American League standings show Boston, Washington, New York atop the table with results from yesterday and today’s schedule. In the National League New York and Philadelphia split, Cincinnati led Chicago, while St. Louis faced Chicago in two games.
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Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Ray Phebus
Senators
Grove
Nate
Phebus
Sox
New York
Washington
Pmiadeps Veseese
Louis Isceveena
Boston
Philadelphia
Winchester Park Baseball Standing
Standings for Winchester Park Baseball show teams such as Williamsport W. C. Martinsburg Blairton and Millville with mixed records. Pitching leaders include Ww. Daniels Duvall Lunsford and Ritenour, while the Park Club standings list WwWL with a .789 percentage.
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Ville
Williamsport W. C
Middleburg
Congress Heights Wash
Martinsburg
Indianna Md
MillVille
Blairton
the County All-Stars
Balston
R. M
Majestic (Wash
Hose Co
Mart
Old Milwaukee
St. Mary Celtics
Washington A.C
Washington A. C
Martinsburg N. F
Williamsport
Leesburg
Assailant Sought as Railway Flagman Is Shot
C P Styers a 47 year old Southern Railway flagman from Salisbury N C lay critically wounded in a Lynchburg hospital after being shot four times during a switch operation at Monroe. Detectives continued the search for the assailant while two men Benjamin H Power and Joseph Leman await Amherst authorities for investigation.
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Lynchburg
C. P. Styers
Salisbury
N. C
Southern Railway
W. H. Irvin
Southern Police
Benjamin H. Power
Danville
Joseph Leman
Baltimore
Amherst
Monroe
Styers
Stars of the Week in Baseball Big Plays and Wins
Giants beat Phillies 6-2 as Ott collects three hits and Schumacher holds to a five hitter. Dodgers defeat Bees 2-1 behind Cooney three hits and Ham’s pitching. Reds split with Cubs, Derringer wins 7-3 first game and Davis 2-1 second. Weiland wins two for Cardinals and Lyons edges Indians 2-1. Dimaggio homers for Yankees in 6-3 win. Andrews adds three hits for 2-1 second game.
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Associated Press
Mel Ott
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Ott
Schumacher
Phillies
Johnny Cooney
Luke Hamlin
Dodgers
Lou Fette
Bees
Cooney
Haman
Fette
Paul Derringer
Reds
Curt Davis
Cubs
Gerringer
Davis
Bob Weiland
Cardinals
Army Vaughan
Pirates
Weiland
Bucs
Vaughan
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Bob Feller
Indians
Lyons
Feller
Joe Dimaggio
Ivy Paul Andrews
Yankees
Dimaggio
Yanks
Andrews
Eczema Relief Tips with Resinol Soap and Ointment
Wash the affected skin with Resinol Soap and warm water to soften scales. Dry gently. Doctors favor an oily ointment for deeper penetration. Resinol Ointment meets this need and has helped relieve itching and burning for over 40 years. Available at druggists.
Women’s Missionary Society Meeting at Braddock 81
Members of Braddock 81 M E Church South Women’s Missionary Society meet tonight at 8 in the Golden Rule classroom Circle 9 leader Mrs Hoye Riley will lead the program on Church Missions in the Social Leaven All members urged to attend.
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Women's Missionary Society of
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Gene Ahern
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Cincinnati
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Winchester Park
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Women’s Missionary Society
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Savings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Baker & Anderson
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Philco
R. M. Swimley
N. Cameron St
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