Flashes and Notes From the Sports World
Max Schmeling declines offers to fight Tony Galento Red Burman and Lou Nova. Wrigley Field lights may come next season. Helen Jacobs joins the revolt against the new ball. Nebraska coach Biff Jones hatches trout flies in Colorado. Benny Leonard aids Johnny Pay chek in West. Johnny Magee to Maine Boxing Commission soon. Bill Terry famous razz berry survivor gag. Nova 5 7 in New York Galento 5 8 in Philadelphia. Giants alibis shift as Seattle canaries rise. Flash Gordon hits 100 this season. Joe Louis to appear at Chicago orphan outing August 16. Dr Homer Rainey once Houston Buffs pitcher now Texas U president waivers. Notre Dame football undefeated in 1909 1919 1929 not applicable now.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Tony Galento
Red Burman
Lou Nova
Wrigley Field
Helen Jacobs
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Colorado Trout
Benny Leonard
West
Johnny Paychek
Johnny Magee
Bowdoin College
Maine Boxing Commission
Seattle
Flash Gordon
Joe Louis
Chicago
Clemson Coach Gages Football Prospects Amid Uncertain Outlook
Prof. Neely comments on Clemson football prospects while Coach Jess Jeely notes mixed signals about team strength. The piece mocks cautious optimism and hedging, citing possible improvement or decline from last season. Armstrong Ambers tickets priced to $16.50 go on sale today. Florida athletic director Josh Cody and Ponte Vedra Company president Frank Rogers clash over Ryder Cup dates and Florida Miami game scheduling. Mrs. Viola Bennett.
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Neely
Jess Jeely
Clemson
Armstrong
Josh Cody
Florida
Frank Rogers
Ponte Vedra Co. C
Viola Bennett
Rainfall Totals and Weather Averages From 26 Year Period
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour precip at 1.26 inches and July to date 7.84 inches, year to date 30.82 inches. Monthly totals for 1913 38 period list January 2.53 February 1.98 March 2.94 April 3.20 May 3.64 June 3.58 July 3.34 August 3.68 September 2.36 October 3.13 November 2.32 December 2.40. Average and rainfall past 26 years 35.0% Whites courtesy Winchester Research.
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Ost Une
Winchester Research
Sports in Winchester spotlight as BYRD trophy semi finals set
The BYRD TROPHY golf tournament at Winchester Golf Club narrows to two 18 hole matches before finals. Carl Campbell already into the final via a 5 and 4 win over Phil Fowle who eliminated Donald Weems earlier. Philip Glaize will meet Les Ter Arnold after Glaze beat Arnold 4 and 3. Bill Harris beat Anne Russell 7 5 in a tennis grudge match. The Winchester Junior Board of Trade softball trophy sits on display at the Young Men's Sport Shop. A Sports Circus is planned at Sunny Side Wednesday at 5 pm with Junior Board guests. A bicycle softball game between the Girls Athletic Association and United Food Store League A is set for Friday at The Park. George Martin, a V A and University of Virginia graduate, passed the Virginia State Bar and will practice in Leesburg.
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Winchester Golf Club
Carl Campbell
Phil Fowle
Donald Weems
Roy Ryden
Raymond Kerlin
Philip Glaize
Lester Arnold
Bill Harris
Anne ‘Kardy
Russell
Golf Club
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Hancock Junior Board of Trade
Cacapon State Park
Berkeley Springs
Sunnyside
Girl's Athletic Association
United Food Store League
George Martin
V. A
University of Virginia
Leesburg
Marlin Booming Off Ocean City Attracts Roosevelt
Ocean City Maryland reports a heavy marlin run offshore drawing attention from locals and President Roosevelt. The presidential party aboard the Potomac caught two marlin with one estimate around 70 pounds while others landed dozens in the area, including 123 hooked on Friday.
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Ocean City
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Thesident
Star players shine as teams split wins across leagues
The roundup highlights Carl Hubbell and the Giants defeating the Cubs 3-1 despite 10 hits, Don Padgett and Ducky Medwick lifting the Cardinals to a double win with Padgett’s homer and Medwick’s three hits, and Bill Posedel’s 11th inning win for Rees against the Pirates. Walters, Myers key Reds victory. White Sox and Red Sox win with homer and strong pitching.
Reds Rally Toward First Pennant Since 1919
Cincinnati fans roar as the Reds surge 12 games ahead in the pennant chase. Bucky Walters wins his 18th. Billy Myers belts a four-run ninth inning homer in a 5-1 win over the Phillies. Cardinals climb to second. Cubs and Pirates stumble. Yankees split with White Sox. Foxx hits his 25th. Detroit and Washington win to tighten the American League race.
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Bill White
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Reds
Yankees
Bucky Walters
Billy Myers
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bees
Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Ted Lyons
Selkirk
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
St. Louisans
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Freddie Hutchinson
Buck Newsom
Tigers
Washington Senators
Joe Krakauskas
Indians
Midway Nine Triumphs In Double Header At Fairgrounds
The Midway Nine swept a double header at the fairgrounds diamond beating Inwood W Va 9 6 in the opener and Ridersville 5 0 in a five inning shutout. Buddy Cooley fanned nine in five innings and Dick pitched the first game while Brown led the batting with two doubles and a single after four trips.
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Midway
Fairgrounds
Inwood
W. Va
Ridersville
Buddy Cooley
Brown
Love
Cooley
Michael
Treasury Daily Briefing July 28 Receipts and Debt
Treasury data show receipts of 11.79 million and expenditures of 20.39 million for July 28. Gross debt stands at 40.654 billion with a daily decrease of 322 thousand.
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Washington
Treasury
Metz Wins St Paul Open With Season Low 270
Dick Metz captures $1,600 first money at the St Paul open golf event finishing 68 66 68 68 for 270 the season's lowest total.
Miss Cuthbert Sets Records With Rifle At 17
E. E. Cuthbert and family returned from a ten day visit to Webster Pa. Miss Ruth Cuthbert led shootoff scores at Uniontown McKeesport and Washington Pa. with 98 of 100 50 of 50 and 74 of 75 while running 211 straight. Her feats mark major Winchester Gun Club records and invite other girls to join.
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E. E. Cuthbert
Webster
Cuthbert
Winchester Gun Club
Standings And Results In The Major Leagues
Yesterday's results list wins and losses across the American and National Leagues. Detroit dominated with 14-5, while Cincinnati posted 9-5 and 3-9 doubleheaders. Current scores show Chicago, New York, Boston, and Pittsburgh posting victories and defeats across multiple matchups.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Local Golf Team Defeats Purcellville Club in County Match
A 16 man squad from the Loudoun County Country Club lost to a Winchester Golf Club team yesterday afternoon by 13% to 104g. Scoring by foursomes included Grim and Arnold 3 Smale and Scamback 0 Cline and Cather 2% Stoke and Conwell 4 Fowle and Goode 0 Leighey and wen 3 Buncutter and Bridgeforth 0 Williams and Tucker 3 Brad Beverley and H Fowle tel Shackleford and A Widmer Crown and Slavin 1 Wilt and Whitham 2 Parker and Sjostrom 242 Wilt and Hines Minnegerode and Stephenson 2 Riley and Martin 1.
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Loudoun County Country Club
Winchester Golf Club
Grim
Arnold
Smale
Scamback
Cline
Cather
Stoke
Conwell
Fowle
Goode
Leighey
Wen
Buncutter
Bridgeforth
Williams
Tucker
Brad Beverley
H. Fowle
Tel Shackleford
A. Widmer
Crown
Slavin
Wilt
Whitham
Parker and Sjostrom
Hines
Minnegerode
Stephenson
Riley
Martin
Softball Schedule Postponement Leads to Tonight Doubleheader
League action resumes in the second half with Va. Woolen as Elks and Dr. Pepper facing United Food in a doubleheader.
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Va. Woolen
Elks
Dr. Pepper
United Food
Honest Boxing Figure Jimmie Bronson Appointed Matchmaker
Jimmie Bronson of Joplin Missouri named matchmaker for the Bronx Coliseum, noted for 35 years in boxing, his honesty and old school conduct. He led boxing for the American Expeditionary Force in World War I and advised Gene Tunney in title bouts, though his counsel rarely paid well.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Jimmie Bronson
Joplin
Bronx Coliseum
Bronson
Madison Square Garden
Jimmie
State Athletic Commission
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Georgia
Arizona
Jimmy
Clarke Athletics Fall In Dusty Sunday Night Blunder
In Berryville Virginia the Clarke Athletics lost 7 to 6 as Gi Gi Estep popped up with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth inning. Estep led Clarke with four hits in six trips, while Hess faltered over four innings before Michael steadied Washington. Woody Walters stole four bases and the Cardinals clinched in the seventh.
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Berryville
Cardinals
Gi Gi Estep
Casey
Gi Gi
Estep
Clarke Athletics
Hess
Michael
Jennings
Anspon
Adsensee Ee Price
Edewdeeems
Newby
Hughes
Csoccsessee
Pines
C. C. Athletics
Ente
Rumen EE Cail Tedesss
Buckner
Parker
Duasacs
Burch
Cscdesss
Potts
Peipsas
Burtner
Hacen
Park Defeats Interior Dept in Sandlot Championship
Winchester Park defeated the Interior Department Nine 6-2 in seven innings as heavy rain halted play. Lefty Duvall allowed five hits and two runs, while Liggett struggled early with four first inning runs. Swanson Goodwin Curry and Locke led Park with two hits each.
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Washington
Interior Department
Winchester Park
Clarke County Athletics
Duvall
Liggett
Park
Swanson
Goodwin
Curry
Locke
Farall
Dept. of Interior
Awe Bozek
Ieee Vis
Fei Vecciese
C'S
Harvey
Ose Csulee St SV
Harding
Ged Marall
Lueien Ae We
TASGE
Steavy Cca
Dirty shirt credited for public links golf win
Pittsburgh July 31 Andy credited a dirty shirt for his victory in the National Public Links championship. The 32 year old defeated Philip Gordon of Oakland California one up in 36 holes and wore the shirt all six days claiming it matched his clubs in earning the win. He denied plans to turn professional or join a private club saying he plays for fun and the public links suffice.
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Pittsburgh
Andy
Philip Gordon
Oakland
Calif
Baltimore
San Francisco
Deed Recorded in Clarke County Berryville
Clarke County Clerk J Ed Thoma recorded a deed conveying a house and lot on Rice Street Berryville from Herbert Larrick trustee to Farmers and Merchant National Bank and Shenando Valley National Bank both in Winchester for 525 dollars. The property had been conveyed from Clarence T Owen to Larrick by trust deed on January 8 1935 to secure obligations to the two banks.
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Berryville
Clarke County
J. Ed. Thoma
Court House
Herbert _. Larrick
Rice Street
Farmers and Merchant National Bank
Shenando Valley National Bank
Winchester
Clarence T. Owen
L Rick
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Jack Singer
Journal- American
Bill Terry
Nova
Galento
Philly
Frisco
Erie
James Down
Middle Atlantic
Jesse
Jurges
Danning
Broadway
Giants
Homer Rainey
U. of Texas
Houston Buffs
Houston
Shreveport
Dr. Rainey
State University
Notre Dame
Kinney’s Shoe Store
N. Loudoun
Chesapeake Seafood Store
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock & Boscawen
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry, W. Va
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
J. Geo. Barnsley
Carl Hubbell
Terry Meal
Cubs
Don Padgett
Ducky Medwick
Padgett
Dodgers
Ducky
Bill Posedel
Rees
Walters
Myers
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Farmer
Lee
Red Sox
Sox
Browns
Freddie Hut
Newsom
Hutchinson
Senators
Nats
Briggs
Andrew G
North America
Tce Society of Richmonn Telephone
Nchester
Midway Nine
Manassa Mauler
Jack Dempsey
Barbara
Joan
Bear Mountain
N. Y
ST. Paul
Minn
Dick Metz
Helen Bernhard
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Alice Marble
Adrian Quist
Clinton Ferguson
Gar Wood
Chestertown
George Ward
Y Yonkers
Que
Ken Black
Vancouver
Henry Martell
Edmonton
Andy K
Mel Emerich
Toony Pelleteri
R. A. Firestone
Marogay
E. R. Bradley
Charles S. Sheldon
Miss Cuthbert
Crubbs Pet
Ceveland
Purcellville
Baker & Anderson
N. Braddock St
Jimmy Bronson
Bronx
Washington Cardinals
Tae
Feuer
Interior Dept
Ciomi
Farrell
B. Patton
Keller
R. Patton
Locks
Ligett
el Keller
Erro Nee
Seseenees
Arenes
Sees Locke
Ss Eee Duvall
P Weunaspeake
Crisman
Eres
Teter Wees
Dept. Interior
Andy Szwedko
Clarke
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
E Savings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
ST. Louis “Browns
Ma Ambulance Service
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