Winchester Park Nine Drops Two to Culpeper and West Point
Culpeper Valley Leaguers shut out Winchester 6-0 at home as Hash and Lunsford held the Park to six hits. Stevens took the loss after surrendering six runs in five innings. In West Point, Scott and West Point defense limited Winchester to nine hits and three runs as Scott fanned 13 in a 3-1 Winchester defeat. Ed Burch turned a key double play in the fourth.
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Winchester Park
Culpeper
West Point
Culpeper Valley
Stevens
Lunsford
Eaton
Hash
Ernest Burch
Burch
Humphries
Metheny
Larry
Wallach
Lacey
Brown
Lumsford
Perry
Anderson
Ed Burch
Rho Evans
Wade
Coffee
Wolfe
Steward
Phoenix
H. Wolfe
Powell
Ss Scott
Rho Curry
Forsythe
R. Patton
Keller
Johnson
H. Patton
Er. Burch
Winchester
West Point Waren
Johnson Scott
Scott
Curry
Evans
Park Baseball Statistics 4 and West Point Series
Park wins once and loses once in a three game set with West Point. The article notes the Park team reaching second base during the game and references the prior week’s results.
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the Park
West Point
Detroit Begins Cutting a New Pennant Dress
The Detroit Tigers ride a nine game winning streak and lead the Yankees by six games as Elden Auker pitches a 4-1 win over the White Sox before 33,000 at Navin Field. Jimmie Foxx and Pinky Higgins homer for the Athletics in a doubleheader split with New York.
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Detroit
Andy Clarke
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Yesteryear
Mickey Cochrane
Yankees
Tigers
Sox
Stars and Streaks Dot Baseball Roundup
Yesterday's games featured Phillies two runs as Arky Vaughan of the Pirates and Babe Herman of the Reds hit key hits. Vaughan's triple with two on decided the first game. Herman's homer gave the Reds a margin in the second. Charley Root of the Cubs hurled seven hits to snap the Cardinals eight game winning streak. Buddy Myer of the Senators and Wes Ferrell of the Red Sox drove in two of Washington's four runs in the opener while Ferrell held the Senators to scattered hits for a 19 victory in the nightcap. Elden Auker of the Tigers held the White Sox to four hits, extending Detroit's winning streak to nine. Bill Knickerbocker of the Indians and Tom Carey of the Browns-Farm er each collected seven hits in two games, with Carey adding four in the second. Jimmie Foxx and Roger Cramer of the Athletics powered two wins over the Yankees as Foxx belted his 19th and 20th homers and Cramer contributed timely hits and stellar fielding. Walter Berger of the Braves and Frenchy Bordagaray of the Dodgers combined for Berger's 25th homer, two doubles and a triple driving in five. Bordagaray had five hits in the first game.
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Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Elden Auker
Auker
Vernon Kennedy
Navin Field
Yankees
Lee Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Pinky Higgins
Carl Doyle
Roger Cramer
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Sox
Phillies
Giants
Bucky Walters
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Charley Root
Pirates
Reds
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Arky Vaughan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Babe Herman
Vaughan
Herman
Hurlea
Buddy Myer
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Myer
Washington
Ferrell
Tigers
White Sox
Bill Knickerbocker
Indians
Tom Carey
Browns
Farmer
Athletics
Foxx
Walter Berger
Frenchy Bordagaray
Dodgers
Berger
Sports Mirror recollects notable rowing and swimming feats
Today a year ago Jack Love defeated Bill Bonthron in 1500 meters in Amsterdam. Winthrop Rutherford claimed the national singles sculling title. Three years ago Japan led men's Olympic swimming by a 1 2 4 finish in backstroke. Bobby Pearce won the Olympic sculling crown. Five years ago Babe Ruth hit his 43rd home run of the season.
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Associated Press
Jack Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Amsterdam
Winthrop Rutherford
Japan
Bobby Pearce
Babe Ruth
Piedmont Hunt Reelects Fletcher as President
UPPERVILLE VA Aug 12 The Piedmont Hunt one of the oldest clubs in the nation reelects W G Fletcher as president and elects T B Glascock as vice president with R S Peach as secretary and others named for officers the asso ciation founded in 1840 by Col Richard H Dulany of Welbourne.
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Upperville
Piedmont Hunt
Richard H. Dulany
Welbourn
W. G. Fletcher
T. B. Glascock
R. S. Peach
Season Opens for Fox Hounds With September Start
The treasurer and Dr A C Randolph master of fox hounds announce cubbing will begin about September 15, weather permitting.
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A. C. Randolph
Fox Hounds
Dust Storm Strikes Western States Amid Heat Wave
Chicago reports a new dust storm spreading from Amarillo Texas to Garden City Kansas as heat tops 114 degrees in Oklahoma and 109 in California. Four more deaths raise the season toll near 200 while Colorado Pike’s Peak sees snow and a drop to 34. Parks draw crowds as Chicago reaches 94 under a shifting air mass.
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Middle West
Amarillo
Texas
Garden City
Eas
Pike’s Peak
Colorado
California
Missouri
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Alva
Okla
Enid
Fort Smith
Ark
Sacramento
Calif
Sergeant's Sale of Dixie Restaurant at 14 S Brad dock
A distress warrant sale offers the Dixie Restaurant at 14 S Brad dock Street with all furniture and equipment. The public auction is set for Saturday August 17 1935 at 10 AM. The business is a going concern on a main thoroughfare. Cash terms. Taylor L Barr sergeant Winchester.
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Fred M. Affieck
Peter Morgan
S. Braddock Street
Dixie Restaurant
Taylor L. Barr
City of
Winchester
Senate Debates Walsh Bill on Government Contractor Standards
The Senate debates the Walsh bill setting labor standards for contractors. The Finance Committee advances a tax bill while the House handles minor measures. Ways and Means nears a decision on the Guffey coal control bill.
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Senate
Walsh
Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Guffey
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