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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1935

Page

6

Cubs emerge as serious contenders in pennant race

Chicago the dark horse up to fifth place has surged to danger status after a dominant homestand. They won 20 of 23, beat the Reds 11 to 7 behind Charley Root, and cut the Giants lead to 1 1/2 games while shifting the NL battle toward St Louis and New York. The Giants, Cardinals, and Tigers also posted decisive wins as pennant races tighten.

Hugh Fullerton, JR Associated Press Chicago Cubs Cardinals New York Chicago Reds Charley Root Cubs Gene Schoot Giants Brooklyn Carl Hubbell Clyde Castleman Hubbell Castleman Mel Ott Dutch Leonard Pittsburgh Dizzy Dean Paul Dean Cards Detroit Tigers Yankees Cleveland Schoolboy Rowe Yanks

Needful Students And Teachers To Get Federal Aid

Washington July 28 federal aid for needful students and teachers was announced by the Works Progress Administration. Harry L Hopkins will set up summer schools for 1 200 teachers who taught reading and writing to 500 000 illiterates last year. Aubrey Williams said 125 000 college students will be provided jobs next school year and that boy and girl leaders endorsed a 50 million program. Dr L R Alderman said 25 summer schools would be held lasting six weeks with teachers paid 15 to 18 dollars a week to train to teach adults this fall.

Washington Works Progress Administration Harry L. Hopkins Aubrey Williams National Youth Administration L. R. Alderman

Famous French Stud Bought by Clarke Men

Ksar the famed French stallion has been purchased by Kenneth N. Gilpin of Clarke County and A S Hewitt of Montana Hall Clarke County. The 1918 chestnut stands 16.1 hands and arrived in Virginia last week at Montana Hall. Sold from Haras de Jardy near Paris, price undisclosed and stud fee unknown. mares already booked and French fee was 3000 dollars. Ksar’s progeny won 320 races and 11,000,000 francs. Gilpin previously bought Teddy, sire of Omaha, and plans to offer nine yearling colts at Saratoga in August. expected to fetch top prices.

Ksar France Kenneth N. Gilpin Boyce Clarke County S. Hewitt Montana Hall Virginia Bruleur-Kizil Kaurgan Haras de Jardy Eddie Francois Edmond Blanc Paris Get Kenneth Gilpin Wallace Armstrong Teddy Kentmere Stud Omaha America Gilpin Saratoga Spa

Braves Defeat Lone Eagles at Fair Grounds

The Braves defeated the Millwood Lone Eagles 4 to 1 on Sunday at the fair grounds. G Parker pitched for the Braves and D Elliott caught. For the Eagles, T Mason started on the mound with G Strange as catcher.

Braves Millwood Lone Eagles Fairgrounds G. Parker D. Elliott Eagles T. Mason G. Strange

Missing Bobby Rush Sparks Hunt For Blue Sedan

Officers search for a mysterious blue sedan after the 2 year old Bobby Rush vanished a week ago during a picnic. A signed postcard note claiming the child is safe redirected the case toward a possible revenge kidnapping, tying the note to the Spokane to Pendleton train route and the Rush family of Athol Idaho.

D'Alene Ida Bobby Rush Sage Creek O. K A. W. Rush Athol Spokane Wash Pendleton Ore Bobby Baffli Les Rush Haner

School Leaders Meet at University of Virginia Conference

Four hundred members of the state public school system attend a three day conference at the University of Virginia August 21 22 23 called by the State Board of Education. The event aims to link teacher training with better instruction and includes 200 high school principals 120 superintendents and 80 elementary supervisors. Topics cover teaching difficulties curriculum revision in teachers colleges candidate selection and apprenticeship in teaching. The county superintendents and principals conferences are merged into this meeting.

Charlottesville University of Virginia State Board of Education Sesson State Department

Crowds Rally For Opening Of Saratoga Racing Meet

Saratoga Springs July 29 crowds surged for the opening 30 days of racing in this famed track mecca. The article notes a thriving scene with bright banners, packed hotels, and a forecast of large purses totaling over 700000. July entries include postages due Delphinium Gallac Triumphant and Gleeman among 15 two year olds for the Flash Stakes. Arlington Park entries and Virginia connections also feature in the upcoming meet.

Saratoga Springs N. Y Saratoga Broadway Onty Delphinium Gallac Triumphant Gleeman Omaha

Re-Elected Old Officers Lead Wheat Board Continue

The wheat board reports show 237 contracts in force 54170 bushels allotted 10834.0 dollars first payments 3582.48 dollars second payments 14416.48 dollars adjustments 15709.30 dollars administrative costs 2.4 cents per bushel. I Fred Stine notes a 1923 5 crop near 700 million bushels with 155 million carryover totaling about 855 million expected supplies for next year.

Fred Stine United States Stine R. L. Omps Association John W. Larrick, Jr Omps

Regatta Planned at Byrd Airport for Student Pilots

Valley Airways sponsors a sport flying regatta at Admiral Byrd Airport in mid August. Events focus on takeoffs landings glides and figure eights with no stunt flying. Prizes include silver cups and aeronautical goods. Officials expect annual events and praise from Aeronautical Inspector Hanscom.

Admiral Byrd Airport Valley Airways, Inc Cumberland Martinsburg Washington Harry Corderman Kendall Oil Virginia Bureau of Air Commerce M. P Hanscom

Ministers Picnic Planned by Winchester and Frederick County Clergy

The Winchester and Frederick County Ministerial Associations announce a joint picnic Friday August 2 at Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal. Ministers from both counties are invited with lunch baskets to attend a 2 PM gathering on campus followed by supper and a worship program.

Winchester Frederick County Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal Ivan R. Smith Academy

Debate Over Arabian Influence on Percheron Horses

Historians differ on whether modern Percherons carry Arabian blood from medieval La Perche stock or if the influence was minimal. Some argue that Arabian stallions were brought to France by crusaders returning home.

la Perche Holy Lands France

County meeting on taxes and road funding discussed

Mr Larrick defended processing taxes comparing them to gasoline taxes for road building. County Agent Stine noted the old contract would yield about $45 000 to Frederick County as payments end. The session featured farmers’ discussions and entertainment.

Tennis Opens At Winchester Club With Promising Pairings

The Winchester Golf Club hosts a tennis tournament opening today with top seeds R Shields and Bob Nelson. First round play sets two of three sets with matches finishing by Thursday or forfeiture. Ron Shields dominates expectations after recent WV doubles title and state singles crown. Winners advance to face Leesburg next Sunday in a regional team match.

Winchester Golf Club R. Shields K. Wheeler R. Riley K. Robinson B. M. Knight Bradfield H. B. McCormac Bob Nelson J. Glaize P. Dunning Dr. Shields L. Slavin H. Green W. Glaize Dr. Gibson Ron Shields West Virginia Leesburg

Nearly Two Billion Marked For PWA Jobs

Secretary Ickes announced that about 1.8 billion dollars of PWA projects are under construction and will provide interim employment before the 4 billion dollar work relief program peaks. He said additional public works funds exist and urged states and communities to rush their applications for them.

Washington Ickes PWA

Nagging Denied By Congressmen

Congressmen denied claims that their wives nag them to go home and bristle at a columnist assertion that two forces pressure them toward adjournment—dirty dishes in summer bachelor homes and the entreaties of sweltering wives and daughters.

Washington Jay

Berlin Hail of Reich Press Rages Over Bremen Flag Incident

Reich press condemns the Bremen flag theft in New York as an act by Moscow inspired Bolsheviks. Goebbels praises the crew, while Berlin дзень police clamp down on Jews and Catholics amid rising prices and discontent. No major Sunday disturbances reported.

Berlin Reich Bremen New York Communists’ Council Moscow Washington United States Wilbur J. Carr Joseph Goebbels Ziegenbein Kreuz Zeitung Germania Deutsche Allegemeine Zeitung Morgenpost Germany Karl Goerdeler Mannheim Lugwigshafen -Am-Rhine Joseph Bierckel Fulda

Stars of Yesterday Clock Five Teams in Doubleheaders

Hank Greenberg and Goose Goslin each had four hits and eight runs for the Tigers, while Carl Hubbell and Clyde King shut out the Dodgers in both games of a doubleheader for the Giants. Dusty Cooke drove in three runs for the Red Sox with a single and two doubles against the Athletics. Medwick and Swift led two games for the Cardinals and Pirates, Lyons and Solters sparked the White Sox and Browns with multi hit days, Jurges, Hill, Powell, Gomez and Thompson produced key hits in various games.

Washington Jake Powell Lefty Gomez Detroit Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Julius Solters Swat Red Sox Cleveland Philadelphia Wedo Martin Phillies Braves Sylvester Johnson The Associated Press Hank Greenbert Goose Golsin Tigers Rour Carl Hubbell Clyde Castleman Giants Dodgers Dusty Cooke Athletics Joe Medwick Cardinals Bill Swift Pirates Medwick Swift Ted Lyons White Sox Lyons Solters Homer Jose Gomez Ruppert Thompson Gomez Thompson

Run yan defeats Wood in 38 hole PGA title match

In a year-ago report Paul Run yan whipped Craig Wood in a 38 hole match to win the PGA championship. Charlie Dwessen began as manager of the Cincinnati Reds.

Associated Press Paul Runyan Craig Wood Charlie Dwessen Cincinnati Reds Paavo Nurmi

Public Sale of City Realty in Winchester Va

A trust sale offers the deeded property at 513 Highland Avenue, Winchester, on Thursday August 15 1935 at 11 AM. The parcel fronts Highland Avenue 25 feet and runs 150 feet to a public alley. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bond and deed of trust with insurance. Trustee Herbert S. Larrick. auctioneer C I Brumback. Listing dates show 9 22 29 August 5 12 41.

J. E. Rinker Corporation Clerk’s Winchester County Highland Avenue Herbert S. Larrick C. I. Brumback

Gaum Dominates Winchester In Weekend Baseball Poise

Gaum pitched for Washington and held Winchester to three hits as Kanns Depart ment Store beat the Majestics 6-2. Duval allowed 11 hits in defeat with 5 errors aiding the losers. Eaton won Sunday with six Winchester hits yielding six runs, Curry led with three hits and two runs. Winchester to host West Point next weekend seeking a strong showing.

Winchester Park Kanns’ Department Store Washington Majestics Gaum Washingtonians Winchester Artillery PWA Curry Forsythe Patton Duval Winchester Mills Nolan McVean Wheeler Thomas McCarthey Crowl Eaton Duvall Perry Anderson Albert An Johnson

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