Bowling season kicks off with 16 teams in two leagues
Winchester starts bowling with two leagues tomorrow night at Winchesters and Funk alleys. League A opens first followed by League BR on October 9. Over 100 players from teams like American Legion Coca Cola and Kiwanis join, with a possible third league C under consideration.
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Winchester and
Funk
Revne
Winchester
American Legion
Coca Cola
Northern Virginia Power Company
O’sullivan
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Handley
Frank Gearing
James B. Yates
Yates
National Fruit Products Company
Lee Baking Company
Men’s Athletic Club
Boy Scouts
Cards Win Series Opener from the Detroit Tigers
The crowd roared as both clubs warmed up and Cardinals bullpen pitchers Hallahan Walker and Carlton were jeered. Detroit and St Louis players took the field after a late start with the national anthem. The Tigers opened the series with a strong offensive showing.
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Detroit Tigers
Dean
Crowder
Antra
Cardinals
Cardinal
Bill Hallahan
Bill Walker
Tex Carlton
Bank
Tigers
Tigers and Cardinals Battle Through Tight Seventh Inning
In a tightly contested game, the seventh inning sees Fox foul to Delancey as Hogsett and White toil. Greenberg homers for the Tigers, Medwick and Collins contribute in the late frames, while Cards pitcher Fullis and Tigers bats respond with key hits and a lone run in the eighth.
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Fox
Tiger
Delancey
Hogsett
Durocher
Collins
White
Frisch
Greenberg
Rothrock
Medwick
Gehringer
Tigers
Cochrane
Fullis
Cardinals
Orsatti
Goslin
Cardinals edge Tigers as Medwick stars with homer
In a tense game at the park, Medwick hit his third straight hit including a home run in the fifth, driving in runs as Durocher and Dean contributed with hits and walks. Marberry started for the Tigers, with Hogsett relieving and Gehringer, Greenberg, and Goslin providing steady contact. One run, five hits, one error in the sixth.
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Porary
Cardinal
Collins
Delancey
White
Orsatti
Durocher
Tigers
Fox
Doljack
Crowder
Dean
Coch
Jt Field
Cochrane
Frisch
Marberry
Martin
Gehringer
Rothrock
Greenberg
Frish
Owen
Medwick
Tiger
Elon Hogsett
Delaney
Goslin
Goose
Rogell
Delancey Smash Powers Tigers In Fifth Inning Error Note
The narrative details Delancey’s hard smash past Greenberg and an error charged to Tiger infielders, with Collins racing home before Detroit’s first baseman could relay the ball. Cochrane calls a conference as Orsatti and Durocher contribute at the plate while Dean’s control slips amid a tense struggle.
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Delancey
Greenberg
Collins
Detroit
Tiger
Cochrane
Orsatti
Atti Field
Fox
Durocher
White
Dean
Cardinals
Colins
Gehringer
Police arrest mother of Mais in Richmond jailbreak case
Richmond Virginia October 3 police arrested Elizabeth Mais mother of Robert Mais who with Walter Legenza shot his way out of Richmond jail. She faces aiding and abetting the escape after two days of questioning and was held as a voluntary prisoner before the warrant was sworn.
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Richmond
Elizabeth Mais
Robert Mais
Walter Legenza
Commonwealth
T. Gray Haddon
Bruter Ave
West Philadelphia
Mais
Maiss
Legenza
Leon M. Bazile
Virginia
E. M. Huband
Federal Reserve
Jury selection underway in Insull trial
Chicago reports jury selection is underway for the Insull trial. Washington dispatch by Joseph Eastman notes transport coordination updates will be ready soon as announced by the president. Bridgeport reports twenty pounds of the most powerful explosive missing from Remington Arms. Louisville notes Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler was cut off the air after using objectionable language. Tokyo notes Japanese army propagandists stressing needs of an expanded air force.
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Chicago
Washington
Joseph Eastman
Bridgeport
Remington Arms Company
Louisville
Smedley D. Butler
Tokyo
Curtis Visits Shenandoah Valley Former Vice President in Virginia Tour
Curtis toured the Shenandoah Valley visiting Shenandoah Caverns and Court Manor near Ten Mile Run. He greeted 800 Woodstock schoolchildren and more than 400 locals, spoke at a Chapman luncheon, and recalled his youthful Marshall days while engaging with residents and officials across Mt. Jackson Harrisonburg and Luray.
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Doah Valley
Woodstock
John
Mr. Chapman
Marshall
Shenandoah Caverns
Houston H. Newman
Edinburg
Charles W. Massie
Philip Martin
J. Lee Stoneburner
Mt. Jackson
P. M
Bird, Jr
Newman
Chapman
Mr. Curtis
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Stoneburner
Mt. Mt. Jackson
John Crown
Harrisonburg
United Brethren Appointments Read At Martinsburg Session
The 135th Virginia Annual Conference of the United Brethren Church convened in Martinsburg W V with Bishop G D Batdorf delivering the opening address. Dr A P Havermale read the scripture as Rev George W Stover of Winchester U B Church attends finalizing his 23rd year. Delegates include W P Anderson and W L Poston. Appointments for the coming year will be announced tomorrow night as the conference ends Friday morning.
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Virginia
United Brethren Church
Martinsburg
W. V
G. D. Batdorf
Harrisburg
A. P. Havermale
George W. Stover
Winchester
Sentenced for Forgery in Police Court
John Bailey was sentenced to six months in jail after a forgery case. The trial occurred in Police Court before Judge Donald Weems. Bailey was brought from Page County by Sergeant Francis Funk and Officer R E Bayliss on the complaint of A C Oates.
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John Bailey
Donald Weems
Page County
Francis Funk
R.E. Bayliss
A. C. Oates
Labor Leaders Demand Capital Concessions and Arbitration
Union federation chief William Green presses labor unity with President Roosevelt for an arbitration based settlement of disputes and rejects hostile attitudes by manufacturers. A separate resolution urges outlawing company unions and protecting workers organizing rights. Green also criticizes European dictatorships and calls for a trial period of industrial peace. Federal officials outline Roosevelt plan as a targeted, non collective conference approach.
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Dent
William Green
Roosevelt
Federation
Clay Williams
NRA
Labor
Green
Washington
Austria
National Association of Manufacturers
Joseph R. Grace
Grace Lines
White House
Perkins
San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Weirton Steel
Hearing Over Vanderbilt Child Postponed to Friday
In New York on October 3, Supreme Court Justice John F. Carew postponed the custody hearing for Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt and her ten year old daughter Gloria until Friday. The adjournment followed a conference with attorneys to discuss possible settlement amid illness claims by Vanderbilt's wife. An Whitney family attorney doubted a court settlement is likely.
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New York
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Gloria
Justice Carew
Cobb Sees Cardians Having Mental Edge in Series
Ty Cobb, longtime Detroit star, says the psychological advantage in the world series rests with the St. Louis Cardinals. He noted he will root for Mickey Cochrane and the Tigers while speaking at his Palo Alto ranch home. He played for Detroit 1905 to 1926, helping pennants in 1907 1908 and 1909.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cobb
Cardinals
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Amercan
Recreation Room Adds to Home Pleasures
Homeowners are turning basements into game rooms with dry bright spaces. Use cane fiber insulation board on walls and ceilings to reduce dampness, add light colors, and create a comfortable area for kids to play and adults to relax. A small outlay and careful planning, plus help from a lumber dealer and contractor, make this conversion worthwhile.
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Maine
Adderlying
Louisville, Ky
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World News
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Val
Hunter B. Chapman
United Brethren
A. F. of
Wilmington
Del
Weirton Steel Company
U. S. District Court
Matt Suntala
Weirton
W. Va
Suntalatala
New Deal
NIRA
Vanderbilt
Nathan Burkan
Burkan
Harry Payne Whitney
St. Louis
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