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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1941

Page

5

Elmer Riddle Named Pitcher of the Year for Reds

Elmer Riddle, 24, of the Cincinnati Reds, tops NL pitching records with 19 wins 4 losses and a 2.24 ERA. The Georgia native surpassed rivals in winning percentage and ERA, earning the national honor over notable peers such as Wyatt Higbe White and Gomez.

Elmer Riddle Judson Bailey New York Elmer Carl Hubbell Grover Cleveland Alexander Philadelphia Whitlow Wyatts Bobby Fellers Bill McKechnie Reds Boston Braves Riddle Brooklyn Thornton Lee Lefty Gomez Dodgers Whitlow Wyatt Kirby Higbe Yatt Higbe Ernie White St. Louis Cardinals Bucky Walters Cincinnati John Vander Meer Curt Davis

Poem on Statue of Liberty base author

The author cited is Emma Lazarus who wrote the sonnet that is inscribed on the Statue of Liberty pedestal. The quote references her famous lines praising liberty and welcome to the tired poor and huddled masses.

Emma Lazarus

De Paul faces toughest schedule as hoops slate grows

De Paul University claims its basketball schedule is the nation’s toughest, adding Oklahoma and matching up with Long Island U New York U Toledo Bradley Southern California West Texas State Pittsburgh Duquesne Georgetown and others. The Blue Demons beat Chicago and Oregon and lost only to Purdue 30-26.

Chicago DePaul University Blue Demons University of Oklahoma Long Island U New York U Toledo Bradley Southern California West Texas State Pittsburgh Duquesne Georgetown de Paul Oregon Purdue

Funeral Rites For Col. James Tate

Chilhowie December 23 funeral services are held for Col. James D. Tate 73 who died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Savannah Georgia. The service at 2 30 p m was at the Chilhowie Methodist church with burial at Beatie cemetery near by. Tate long served in Southwest Virginia business and was a State Conservation Commission member with ties to banks Chilhowie Milling Smythe County Motor Company and others. He began in Lynchburg with his father Major Mitchell B Tate operating a wholesale grocery house.

Chilhowie Southwest Virginia James D. Tate Savannah Chilhowie Methodist Church Beatie Anarby Tate State Conservation Commission Virginia Chilhowie Milling Smythe County Motor Company Lynchburg Mitchell B. Tate Florence Lee

Invitation to White House Cancels Prior Engagement

Emily Post states that an invitation to lunch or dine at the White House is a command and automatically cancels any other engagement. The rule applies when one is invited and already has a prior commitment.

White House Emily Post

Bears Seize Albert As Steelers Take Dudley In Draft

Chicago Bears win exclusive negotiating rights to Frankie Albert after selecting William Dudley of Virginia as the Steelers take Malcolm Kutner as their second pick. The NFL draft sees top seniors from Stanford Minnesota Texas California among the selections for 1942 season. Dudley is noted as a high scoring back.

Chicago Chicago Bears Frankie Albert Stanford National Football League Armed Services of Albert Norman Standlee Hugh Gallarneau Bears Bruce Smith Minnesota William Dudley Virginia Malcolm Kitner Texas Bob Reinhard California Pittsburgh Steelers Dudley Kutner

Pitt Defeat of Fordham Voted Biggest Surprise in 1941

In a Associated Press poll 84 writers named Pitt’s 13-0 win over Fordham on November 8 as the year’s top surprise. Texas topped the list in second with Baylor and TCU variances and Oregon routs shaping the rest of the rankings.

New York Associated Press Pittsburgh

Civil Activity Reports in Virginia Guardation

Governor-Elect Colgate Darden and Virginia officials heard reports on civilian protection efforts. Key figures discussed guard placements on principal highway bridges and protection plans by the Third Corps. Maj. Allan C. Perkinson reported on the Civilian Flying Corps activities.

Richmond Colgate Darden Price Virginia Ier S. Gardner Waller Marion Battle John Cutchins Third Corps Allan C. Perkinson Virginia Civilian Flying Corps Darden Governor Price Norfolk

Opportunities In Defense Work In Virginia

The Virginia Employment Service urges workers seeking defense jobs to check with their local employment office before traveling. Officials say offices know about job opportunities whenever defense production is active and warn that many have been stranded in Baltimore and Hampton Roads for not heeding this guidance.

Richmond Virginia Employment Service State Employment Service Baltimore Hampton Roads Unity

New Kodacolor Film Brings Color Prints Within Reach

Philadelphia reports dramatic advance in amateur photography with Eastman Kodak Kodacolor roll film. Dr. C E K Mees unveils six standard sizes enabling home shots to yield color prints from color negatives, reversing tones and colors unlike natural subject hues. Each picture costs about seventy cents to produce.

Philadelphia Franklin Institute C. E. K. Mees Eastern Kodak Eastman Kodak Company

Picard Triumphs In Valley Open Golf Battle

Henry Picard won the Rio Grande Valley open in Harlingen Texas. He led all the way in a 72 hole event finishing 18 under par 266 to take first and $1,000. E J Harrison made a late charge with a 132 final round but Picard held on. Hogan already top money winner with $17,708 after fifth place.

Harlingen Tex Henry Picard Beaumont Wee Ben Hogan Picard E. J Dutch) Harrison Little Rock Ledby Craig Wood Bloomfield N. J

Precautions Taken At Zoo Park Against Raidings

National Zoological Park has added air raid precautions. Rifles are placed in some animal houses to target escaped specimens if needed. Poisonous reptiles are to be killed only if they escape into the reptile house. otherwise they remain alive due to cold weather.

Science Service Washington National Zoological Park

Kodak introduces a new Kodacolor film process

The new Kodacolor film is entirely different from the older Kodak color process once used years ago and now obsolete.

Kodak Obsolte

Grid Greats Overrun New Orleans Training Sites

New Orleans area vaults to over a hundred gridiron greats in training as Fordham arrives at Bay St. Louis and Sugar Bowl contenders Missouri, Tulane, and West and East teams prepare. Don Faurot's Fordham Rams push for pace while West and East squads drill at Biloxi and Baton Rouge with coaches Hollingbery Jones Moore Bierman Kerr directing sessions.

New Oreans Fordham Bay St. Louis Miss Gulf Coast Edgewater Park Missouri Tigers Rams Don Faurot Jim Crowley California New Orlean Tulane University Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Orin Babe) Hollingberry Washington State Biff Jones Nebraska Bernie Moore Bernie Bierman Minnesota Andy Kerr Colgate Biloxi

Fights Last Night AP Boxing Results

Norman Rubio defeated Tony Marteliano in Albany by outpoint. Carlos Malacara stopped Jimmy Tygh by technical knockout in Mexico City. Al Spoldi edged Lew Fortuna in Holyoke. Tippy Larkin beat Carmine Fatta in Newark. Holman Williams drew with Kid Cavie in Baltimore. Nate Bolden beat Jacob La Motta in Chicago.

Associated Press New York Norman Rubio Albany N. Y Tony Marteliano Carlos Malacara Mexico City Jimmy Tygh Pittsburgh Holyoke Mass Aldo Spoldi Lew Fortuna Philadelphia Newark Tippy Larkin Garfield N. J Carmine Fatta Baltimore Holman Williams Detroit Louis Kid) Cavie New Haven Conn Drew Chicago Nate Bolden Jacob la Motta

Finn Snow Name Origin Tied to Old German Root

A fragment notes Finn snow naming from a German term meaning from last year, hinting the word may be years old on aero tops and describing it as rock-? The text preserves limited context and lacks full details.

Louisville signs Layden of Texas U to winter baseball roster

In New York on December 23 Pete Layden agreed to join the Louisville Colonels joining the major winter signing wave. Layden famed as a Texas University outfielder and college standout batted .397 last season. The roundup also notes DiMaggio’s brief Garden appearance and various sports and service stories from across the nation.

New York Louisville Colonels Pete Layden Texas U Madison Square Garden Joe DiMaggio

Kovacs Buys Custom Car in Red White and Blue Riot Tone

Oakland Tribune notes Frank Kovacs purchases a custom car painted in red white and blue triggering a pat riotous reaction as he appears to be on an amateur expense account.

Art Cohn Oakland Calif Tribune Frank Kovacs

Amerikids Bowl Proposed Amid Football Charity Idea

Postman Lang of Lafayette suggests naming the East West game the Amerikids Bowl to honor crippled American children and held as a charity event. Ironw Daily Globe’s Rasmusen notes Rose Bowus nickname, while Sloane of Tuscaloosa nominates Alabama U’s Joe Baker as all American football manager overseeing Sugar and Orange Bowls in November and the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day.

Bernard A. Lang Lafayette Jim Rasmusen The Ironw Mich Daily Globe Rose Bowus Durham

Rookie Chet Kehn Turns Golf and Bowling for Offseason

Dodgers hopeful Chet Kehn, a rookie pitcher slated for next spring, has taken up golf and bowling to stay fit after winter baseball was barred in California.

A Kehn Chet Kehn Dodgers California

Rain Delays Laundry as Rain Persists in Honolulu

A Honolulu letter dated December 9 reports heavy rain on December 22, causing delays in washing and a missing Jap laundress. The writer notes Mama did not finish washing and attributes the absence to the rain.

Chicago Honolaulu

Shrimp Grow Large Some Reaching Three Pounds

Some shrimp reach sizes that can weigh up to three pounds. These unusually large specimens highlight variation in marine crustaceans and raise questions about habitat and breeding conditions.

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