ARDS WIN FROM HUBS ROOT HURLS
Chicago beat St Louis 2 to 1 at Wrigley Field before 73000 in the largest single game crowd this season. Charlie Root hurled the Cubs to the win with Walker Haines Collins Delancey and Stephenson behind him.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
7
Chicago beat St Louis 2 to 1 at Wrigley Field before 73000 in the largest single game crowd this season. Charlie Root hurled the Cubs to the win with Walker Haines Collins Delancey and Stephenson behind him.
Tom Ke Union Bridge catcher debuts with the Harrisburg Senators of the NYP league tonight, drawing a walk and four walks? in four trips, making a few gold catches and contributing to a generally solid game amid poor weather in Bog.
The article describes a name change from Teruia to Tran and a redesigned banknote series. It notes overprinting to align with the new name and a shift in design removing scroll work, with a larger head and shoulder view. The notes include Arabic and French inscriptions and list denominations in dinars.
The piece notes O Dea’s value with the Chicago Cubs and compares him to young catchers in St Louis and New York. It discusses manager moves, injuries to Gabby Hartnett, and the ongoing catcher shortage that pushed teams to shift players and scout widely for talent.
Blouses for the early fall season trend toward softness and femininity with satin organza lace trims and hand tucks. Designers pair refined, dressed silhouettes with tailored suits, featuring Turkish inspired frills, cowl effects, and intricate cuffs. Factory-made by American embroiderers keep prices affordable for the average shopper.
Fragmented dispatch reports crowds in Munich and Vienna parade Nazi symbols amid violence and warnings to opponents. The event marks a tense anniversary of a Nazi organization with reports of drownings and heightened anti Jewish rhetoric as Russia and Germany show military postures.
Auction notes from London feature the 1856 King George stamp among top lots, including the 1931 32 overprints and the Hind collection. Estimated at 50 000 today, the item has a storied past from early collectors and the Dollfuss era. The sale signals renewed interest in colonial issues amid price volatility.
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