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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1935
Page
6
Winchester Park baseball team extended its season mark to twenty wins and one loss with a 6-4 victory over Boonesboro Maryland on Saturday. Pitcher Wm Mallory debuted for the Park and yielded the necessary runs while local bats provided support, drawing praise for his future potential.
A Donkey game featuring the world famous travel ball club will be played Tuesday at the Park with Hollywood Melody Girls and Musical Comedy at Miller's greenhouse at 4 p.m. Lefty Jewett pitched well for the locals while Manchester Md. was blanked 9 0. Culpeper comes Saturday and Alexandria Eagles visit Sunday for further baseball action.
In Cleveland the third annual all star game between the National and American Leagues is expected to draw a record crowd. Officials say more than 85 000 will attend with standing room in deep center field, on the field, and in bleachers as gates open at 10 a m. The game starts at 1 30 p m with expected proceeds around 103 000 after expenses go to welfare funds for old ball players.
Alfred Perry of Leatherhead Surrey claims the British open title with a score of 2838 matching the course record set by Gene Sarazen and Henry Cotton. He holds the championship cup amid celebrations.
Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri drove in all New York runs in an 11-1 Yankees win over the Seniors. Dizzy and Paul Dean combined for a double victory, holding the Reds to seven hits. Bill Werber and Pinky Higgins key the Red Sox Athletics opener with late scoring, while Solters belts three homers for the Browns. Gehringer and Solters spark Detroit and Brown offense with multi hit performances and runs. Mel Ott hits season homer number eighteen with bases loaded against the Dodgers.
The list shows multiple teams including Paramount Cabbies Front Royal All Stars Martinsburg Chevy Chase and others with a dominant record of 20 wins and 1 loss, a .952 winning percentage. Names and places indicate a regional league standings summary.
In Sports Mirror Today a year ago Ruth homered for the 699th time on the 20th anniversary of his major league debut. Hans Sievert set a world decathlon record with 8,709.46 points.
Former City Magistrate W. C. Tiller and his two sons, Wilmer 12 and Cecil 9, drowned at Bensley's Pond near Richmond while attempting to rescue each other. Bryant W. Jones 22 and Ethel May Pease 20 helped extract survivors, but all three bodies were later recovered.
The Associated Press reports traffic crashes across 20 states left more than 80 people dead and scores seriously injured during the weekend. Five persons were killed instantly.
Reports detail several fatal wrecks across Indiana Missouri California Pennsylvania Wisconsin and other states. Five men died when a Frisco train crushed their car in Kennett Missouri during a homeward baseball trip. Chesterton Indiana saw four killed as a New York Central train hit an automobile. A sedan plunged from a cliff near San Diego killing four women. Delaware and nearby states added other highway deaths including six in Illinois New York Texas Colorado and more.
In St Louis reformers and saloonkeepers unite to bar women from barrooms to protect patrons and taverns. Debate centers on a woman's right to drink publicly with her companion as the city weighs a potential liquor sale ban to female patrons.
Fred Perry wins the British championship at Wimbledon for the second year in a row. He defeats German champion Baron Gottfried von Cramm in straight sets to capture the title.
Charlottesville beat Culpeper 12 to 7 in Charlottesville Saturday. Allebaugh and Fury led Charlottesville with multiple hits while Edelen allowed several baserunners but scattered them. Culpeper rapped 15 hits with Meheny Douglas Lowery and Lary each collecting two.
The document presents a bank statement from Frederick County Bank with assets including loans and discounts, government obligations, securities, real estate, and cash, and liabilities comprising deposits by various categories, with totals and a capital account. It includes sworn attestations by Cashier W. R. Campbell and officials, dated July 6, 1935, and notarization details.
Secretary Wallace letters Senator Byrd saying Pacific Northwest wheat shipments to the East have not harmed the Eastern price level. He notes the Virginia farm price averaged 97 4 cents per bushel for the first ten months of the 1934 35 season. Byrd and Robertson pressed officials about coast shipments’ impact.
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