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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1932

Page

6

Phillies Beat Pirates as Chamblin Debut Stumbles

Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as Bill Chamblin, a southpaw debuting for the Nationals, allows four hits in eight innings but costly errors by Washington backers seal the loss. Browns down Red Sox 6 to 4 to complete a three game sweep.

Chicago Bill Chamberlain Nationals Browns Sox ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox

Baseball results and standings from August games

Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 11 to 6 sweeping the four game series. Boston Braves rallied to beat St. Louis 4 to 3 in Boston. Dodgers beat Cubs 4 to 2 as Warneke took his fifth loss. Waite Hoyt led the Giants to a 3 to 2 win over the Reds in New York.

Washington Detroit Boston Cleveland New York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis W. L. Pet Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Breceiys Cehoteo Cincinnatii Chic Cincinati Hoyt Waite Hoyt Giants Cincinnati Reds

Across and Down Puzzle Clues and Jumble for Today

Readable crossword puzzle clues list with across and down entries, including several abbreviations and wordplay prompts. The page also shows a scramble of letters and a brief answer key fragment at the end.

VETS MAY ESTABLISH COLONY HERE

The advance guard of the bonus army signs up at a 260 acre woodland near Catonsville Maryland set aside for a permanent colony by Mrs Maud Edgell owner of Homewood Nursing home Catonsville She is pictured in an inset with the tract view shown nearby

Catonsville Maud Edgell

Benny Leonard May Return To World Title Bid

Rumors in New York suggest Benny Leonard, an aging but gallant welterweight champion, could be maneuvered into a second world title bout before summer. Also notes Carey Selph drove in three runs in one Chicago White Sox win, plus injury woes plague the St Louis Browns and Olympic attendance nears 200000 mark with two weeks remaining.

Washington Steph Bob Seeds Seeds Selph Browns St. Louis Browns

Nuts Grow in Clusters Like Brazilian Nuts

The Brazil nut grows in a heavy smooth shell resembling a coconut but with an orange like arrangement of the edible meat inside.

Ideal Citizenship Quote by Rousseau on Wealth and Freedom

A parliamentary style aphorism contrast asserts no citizen should be rich enough to buy another nor so poor as to be forced to sell themselves, reflecting Rousseau's view on equality and liberty.

Rousseau

First U S Census of 1790 Reported Population

The first United States census taken in 1790 reported a population of 3,929, as recorded in early national statistics.

United States

Hornsby Is Out As Cubs' Manager

Rogers Hornsby has been released as manager of the Chicago Cubs. Charlie Grimm, veteran first baseman, will replace him. Hornsby took over in the last week of 1930 after Joe McCarthy left for the Yankees. He left for Chicago after a conference with President Veeck, with reports that he resigned for the good of the club.

Hornsby Cubs Chicago Rogers Hornsby Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Wilee L. Veeck Charlie Grimm Dispatch Joe McCarthy New York Yankees Veeck

Evolution of coconut trees and origin of Wall Street name

A coconut tree matures at seven years and may live to around one hundred fifty years. Wall Street in New York City was named for its alignment with the early city wall across Manhattan Island.

Wall Street New York City Manhattan Island

Tolan Smashes Olympic Record in Sprint Win

Eddie Tolan the Michigan star known as Midnight Express won the Olympic 100 meter dash posting a new Olympic record of 10.3 seconds. Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette finished second and George Simpson, exOhio State, placed fourth as the U S sprint title returns to American hands since 1920.

Eddie Tolan United States Ralph Metcalf Arthur Jonath Simpson U.S Joubert South Africa Yoshioka Gayt Japan Williams Canada Midnight Express Michigan Tolan Charlie Paddock Ralph Metcalfe Marquette University George Simpson Ohio State University of Michigan

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