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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1945

Page

3

Winchester Keeps Championship in Little World Series Domination

Winchester Park defeats Front Royal 7 to 3 in Game 4 to clinch northern Virginia baseball title for the second straight year. Park rallies in the eighth inning with Acquilino’s triple, Emmart and Miller doubles, and a key walk-filled sequence to overtake Front Royal amid rain and a large crowd at Rouss Park.

Winchester Park Northern Virginia Front Royal Park Rouss Park Winchester Acquilino Edwin Gregory Shannon Judy Eddins Bergey Booth Nesbitt Goodwin Keller Emmatt Miller Barr Edins Luby Patton Mentzer Burch Emmart Coppy Goodwin Barr Barr

County Man Grows 4 1b Sweet Potato

W L McCarty of Bloomery Star Route brings in a four and a quarter pound sweet potato from a garden five miles east of the city. The oddly lumped tuber spurred thoughts of pie potential as he left the office Saturday morning. The piece also notes the world’s longest pipeline runs from Calcutta to Burma and China, built by Army Engineers with Chinese and Indian workers, extending over 400 miles after reopening the Stillwell Road.

W. L. McCarty Calcutta India Burma China Stillwell Road

Worth bowling trio tops city league as Carskaden leads

Worth’s 1627 set powered by Corinne Carskaden with a season high 379 and 120 plus 2 average. Ruby Boyd 361, Marguerite Baker 126, Dorothy Sencindiver 122 help G. A. A. No. 1 to two wins over Jr. Women of Berryville while Helen Berg leads J. W. C. girls with 125 and 344. Kate Slonaker 110 and Loma Cunningham 107 support Bell Clothes sweep Red Cross five. Frances Crisman 107 backs G. A. A. No.2 against Star Office with Dolly Lyles at 107 106.

Worth O'Sullivan Corinne Carskaden Mrs. Catskaden Ruby Boyd Marguerite Baker Dorothy Sencindiver Berryville Mrs. Boyd Helen Berg Kate Slonaker Loma Cunningham Bell Clothes Red Cross Star Office Frances Crisman Dolly Lyles Bell Williams Cunningham Carskaden Sencindiver Evening Star Ladies League O’sullivan Gaem Carskaden Boyd Berry G. A.A

Bowling Evening Star League Scores and Standings

The Evening Star League reports top games and high scores from the G A A divisions and Junior Women. Worth’s leads with high team totals while Carskaden and Sencindiver post standout individual marks with Williams and Cunningham also placing high across events.

Corner on Sports: Virginia Woolen Trophy on Display

A handsome trophy for the Virginia Woolen softball team, city champions for the second straight year, sits in the Northern Virginia Power Company window. Ray Garrabrandt notes a near-future presentation at a dinner and urges stronger club management to avoid future woes. Coach Bob Kilmer predicts Stephens City can challenge any Valley Athletic League school with more practice. Kilmer’s team beat Frederick County for speed and experience. Bryant Harper’s win over Boyce marks Clarke County’s first defeat of that rival, aided by Harper’s birthday request to the players. Sargent and Baker fueled a damp, cold Park Front Royal opener as Winchester’s future foes shows two victors among three. Martinsburg lost to Waynesboro, and Berkeley Springs upset Petersburg while Romney edged Charles Town.

Virginia Woolen Northern Virginia Power Company N. Loudoun Street Bob Kilmer Hedgesville High School Stephens City Valley Athletic League Kilmer Frederick County Bryant Harper Boyce Clarke County Harper Stonewall Winchester Berkeley Springs Petersburg Romney Charles Town Martinsburg Waynesboro

Presidents and Their Wives booklet for fifteen cents

An advertisement from the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offers a biographical handbook titled Our Presidents And Their Wives. It covers presidents up to Truman with portraits and anecdotes and promises a compact American history survey. The notice provides mail instructions and asks a trivia question about Formica species ants.

White House Foundation of the Union Truman

Man Claims Ten Year Brick Feeling Vanishes After ERB HELP

A man describes a decade with a constant brick like sensation in his stomach due to undigested food. After taking ERB HELP he reports immediate relief, regular bowels, vanished gas and headaches, and renewed vigor. The ad claims 12 herbs cleanse bowels and support liver and kidneys, sold at Winchester drug stores.

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Hank Greenberg's Big Home Run Sets Stage for Gold Plate Games

Hank Greenberg belts a $300,000 homer for Detroit in a pennant clincher at Sportman’s Park. The win, amid a near-record player pool and looming World Series, sets up a potential $500,000 champion payout and a showdown between Detroit and Washington as the season wraps.

Hank Hank Greenburg Detroit Tigers Chicago Cubs

Camp Hospital Committee Hears Progress Report

The Winchester Frederick county Camp and Hospital committee met at the George Washington Hotel with Miss Mary Lou Steele presiding. Reports by Mrs R T Barton Miss Salome Crisman and Mrs F M Yellett covered August and September gifts funds and plans for Christmas and ward decorations for Newton Baker Hospital and the Psychiatic unit.

Winchester - Frederick County George Washington Mary Lou Steele Red Cross R. T. Barton Salome Crisman F. M. Yellett Shenandoah Floyd Haines Estude Sam Preston Quota Club Kiwanis Club Girls Athletic Association Rouss Fire Company John D. Glover E. Harbaugh Russell Cather Red Cross Hospital H. S. Pifer Miss Steele Newton Baker Winchester Camp and Hospital Ethel Rinker Clarissa Cadawhllder Sara Coe GW. Dieckman WAC Winchester J. Edward Johnston

Navy World Series managers draw on schoolboy roots

New York reports note that Navy World Series in Hawaii will feature managers Rowe and Billy Herman, both famous ex major leaguers. The piece adds several standout players from Detroit and Chicago as potential assets, and mentions 18 year old Donald Godek on Temple A football squad. It also highlights Joe Higgens of Kingsport Cherokee printers and a playful nod to typographic jargon Etaoin shrulu.

New York Hawaii Schoolboy Rowe Tigers Billy Herman Dick Wakefield Ned Harris Fred Hutchinson Detroit Charley Gilbert Whitey Platt Wimpy Quinn Chicago Donald Godek Temple A Don Joe Higgens Kingsport Tenn

Hanover to challenge world mark at Lexington show

Titan Hanover the Hambletonian winner will race in Lexington Kentucky tomorrow or Wednesday aiming to break the world three year old record of 1 58 set at Du Quoin Illinois Alma College in Michigan winds up football season before the fall term begins Navy class adjustments push civilian start to Oct 21 with Alma’s Navy mans football team finishing Oct 20 Clemson center Ralph Jenkins eyed for All America Virgil Trucks and Ray Joe Grim linked to Cubs and Tigers players in postwar notes

Titan Hanover Lexington du Quoin Ill Alma College Michigan Navy Alma Michigan Normal Carolina Clemson Ralph Jenkins al Benton Tigers Virgil Trucks Cubs Jim Tobn Braves Slaude Passeau Ray Joe Grim

Cubs Nostrums Still Spark the Pitching Mix

A fragment notes Hy Vandenberg Lon Warneke Ray Starr and Paul Derringer as veteran Cubs pitchers, with a hint that they are fueling late season success in the league.

Hy Vandenberg Lon Warneke Ray Starr Paul Derringer Cubs

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