Tigers Halt Slump With 6 0 Win Over Orioles A C Tigers
Park halts four game skid as the Detroit Tigers beat Baltimore 6 to 0 behind Schoolboy Rowe. Rowe, who later homered, was hurt on a liner but continued to master the Yankees clash and extend Detroit’s lead. Pirates sweep Dodgers in doubleheader. Giants, Cards, Cubs in tight pennant race.
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Jacobs Wins U S Singles Title For Third Straight Year
Highlights include Helen Jacobs defeating Sarah Palfrey 6 1 6 4 to claim the U S singles title for the third consecutive year. The recap also notes the Dodgers’ 6 0 win over the Reds to stay in the pennant chase and Wes Ferrell’s 21st victory for the Indians.
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Rosenberger Wins Trophy at Flying Meet at Byrd Airport
A large crowd filled Admiral Byrd Municipal Airport for the first annual sport flying regatta. Paul Rosenberger of Winchester won first prize with the highest score, receiving a silver loving cup. Bob Greer Martinsburg took second, with Frank Forsythe Front Royal third and others from Winchester and Martinsburg earning prizes.
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Winchester
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Martinsburg
Frank Forsythe
Front Royal
Dick Crenshaw
Jim Anderson
Dusty Rhodes
W. Gano
Washington
Baltimore
Lancaster
Valley Airways
First Aviation Regatta Anticipates Annual Run
The event drew satisfaction from participants and officials, with plans to make it a yearly affair. As the first regatta of its kind in the area, last minute program changes occurred and future editions will shift events to boost spectator interest. Next year promises comic events and novel contests for student pilots, and a forthcoming aviation dance in the hangar. Airport officials praised spectator interest and cooperation, highlighting sport flying on display.
May Establish Bowling Center in Winchester
A movement is under way to provide up to date bowling alleys in Winchester for both women and men with tentative plans to develop a bowling center. An offer to lease the facilities has been discussed, and negotiations are underway for suitable alley space. Bowling leagues have operated in Winchester for years but need more adequate accommodations during winter.
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Bowling Green University Tour Bus Reaches Coast
A group of 30 students and teachers from Bowling Green University in Bowling Green Ohio traveled by chartered bus to the coast. The party's plans and destination details are partially unreadable in the report.
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Tourists Stay Overnight In Winchester On 2200 Mile Tour
Visitors spent the night at Hotel Jack in Winchester and were guided this morning by Eugene Branch, manager of the George Washington Hotel. Led by W. P. Holt of Bowling Green Ohio, the group plans a roughly 2200 mile itinerary. They praised the welcome and hospitality as one of their outstanding stops.
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George Washington Hotel
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Park Baseball Statistics 14 Shows 26 Wins and 7 Losses
Park teams compiled a 26 win 7 loss record with a .767 winning percentage across a season. The data lists opponents such as Front Royal Martinsburg Chevy Chase Woodpoint Williamsport and Hagerstown among others with scores for Clarendon Culpeper West Point Bennings Kann's Majestic and Oak A C in various matchups.
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A. C
Front Royal All-Stars
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Woodpoint
Williamsport
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Baltimore
Winchester Park Assn Drops Weekend Games to Bennings Club
The Winchester Park Association lost 9-8 to Bennings Athletic Club of Washington on Saturday and beat Oak Athletic Club of Baltimore 6-1 on Sunday. Stevenson, debuting for Cumberland Md., gave up 5 hits but the Park’s defense committed 13 errors. Ed Burch had six hits and Forsythe four, with Eaton collecting three including a triple and a double. The Park’s six runs came in a big second inning.
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Pitching Edge Keeps Park Wins Tight In Sunday Game
Park wins after a six inning rally with four runs then two more. Winchester and Curry lead with two hits each, Eaton strong on mound allowing 11 hits while Stevenson struggles. Malory triples and Burch and Curry doubles highlight a 6 to 1 final, umpires Perry and Garber. Time two hours.
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Ed Burch
Crowl
Stevenson
Kaplan
Perry
Crushan
Winchester
Mallory
Curry
Malory
Dailey
Cragnell
Bragneli
Cragneli
Garber
Pritchett Ready To Coach U. Va
Captain W Nogton G Pritchett named Virginia's new athletic star will report in late August from Davidson College North Carolina. Coach Gus Tebell plans to start football practice for the 1935 Cavaliers the next week despite the infantile paralysis epidemic.
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U. Va
Charlottesville
Wnogton G. Pritchett
University of Virginia
Davidson College
North Carolina
Gus Tebell
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Tebell
Cavalier Eleven
Stars of Yesterday in Major League Openers
AP notes opening games featuring Dodgers pitchers Clark and blanked Pirates as Boyle and Jordan totaled multiple hits and assists. Tigers hammer Yankees with Rowe and White keying offense. Giants pound Reds with Leiber delivering homer and doubles. Manush and Galatzer drive wins in Senators Indians twin bill. Klein powers Cubs in doubleheader versus Phillies. Ostermueller and Emsley listed with Red Sox and Yankees ties. Frankhouse edges Dean in first game while Durocher’s bases loaded homer wins second.
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Gentry Poised to Head Oxford Society in England
Fenton Gentry, a Rhodes scholar from the University of Virginia, may become the first American president of Oxford University's athletic association. He arrived at Oxford a year ago and was elected captain of the university track team last year. Seniority favors him as the logical choice. Gentry also competed in football and is noted as a light-heavyweight champion in the Southern Conference. He was part of the University of Virginia Orange and Blue track team.
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University of Virginia
Athletic Association
Oxford University
England
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Gentry
University # Virginia
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