Winchester Park ends season with 9 5 win over Blairton
Winchester Park defeated Blairton 9-5 to close the local baseball season. Duvall started and was lifted for Lunsford in the sixth after walking three and yielding three hits. Swanson had three hits. Kilmer hit a double as two double plays helped the win. Park finished 22–8 for a .733 season.
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Robertson
Duvall
Winchester
Lunsford
Swanson
Kilmer
Stotler
McDermott
Blairton
Howard's 133 Highest Game In League A
High team game region 560 set 541 Coca-Cola 533 team set Legion 1568 tvanis 1495 Coca-Cola 1491. High individual game Howard Rotary 133 Harbaugh Coco ny 127 Shewbridge 4Lions 124. High individual set Shewbridge Lions 344 Stickley Coca-Cola 335 Darlington Legion 324. Season Records 115 Shewbridge 112 Kiracofe 133 Plank 129 Kiracofe Darling ton 128. High individual ae 347 Shewbridge 344 339.
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Cloud
Schad
L. Cloud
Lewis
Tereee
Keller
Lamp Sane
Stottler
Ewee McDermott
Stickley
Jatewood
Arnold +s wees
Zmmerman
Stine Tee
Shade O
Peery
Yates Wre Ene
Himelright Setae
Richards
O'Sullivan Wheeler
Egion
Coca-Cola
Legion
Tvanis
Howard
Rotary
Harbaugh
Cocony
Shewbridge
Lions
Darlington
Kiracofe
Plank
Kiracofe-Darlington
Home Agent Program of Work and Club Meetings
The home agents plan a October schedule with 4-H clubs and home demonstration meetings. A meat canning demonstration is set at 2 o clock at the Shawnee Home Demonstration Club room. Other club meetings include Armed 4-H at the schoolhouse 10 30 Tuesday, Carper Valley 4-H at 2 pm, Gore 4-H at 10 am Wednesday, Gore Demonstration at 2 pm, View 4-H at 2 pm, and an invited meat canning session Friday at the same location.
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Home Agnt
Carper's Valley
Gore
Gore Demonstration Club
Eho
View
Myron Clinee
Shawnee
Opequon School House
Radio Profanity Inquiry Splits FCC Over O Neill Play
The Federal Communications Commission weighs action after a Minneapolis broadcast of an Eugene O Neill play drew a complaint from Mr and Mrs George Peterson. The commission voted four to one to hold a hearing on renewing WTCN Minneapolis license amid ongoing censor ship debate.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Eugene O'Neill
Mae West
George Peterson
Minneapolis
T. A. M. Craven
O'Neill
Pulitzer
Craven
WTCN
Weight Control booklet offers simple calorie counting
A reader promotes the WEIGHT CONTROL booklet as a practical guide to losing or gaining weight. The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau advertises the 10 cent, postpaid brochure with a coupon for the booklet, encouraging both men and women to request it.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J
Washington, D. C
Rev William Wood Glass Jr Elected Moderator
The Rev William Wood Glass Jr son of Mr and Mrs W W Glass of this city was elected moderator of Roanoke Presbytery at its fall meeting in Brookneal Virginia. He is a Union Theological Seminary graduate and has pastored a group of Presbyterian churches in Halifax County for the past two years.
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William Wood Glass, Jr
W. W. Glass
Roanoke
Brookneal
USC
Glass
Union Theological Seminary
Halifax County
Motorist Traps Cop With Ticket Scheme
Martin Klein of the Automobile Club of New York allegedly stopped by Officer Michael Reagan to sell a ticket to a police ball. Klein faced a misdemeanor charge for blocking the roadway to sell to occupants, punishable by a $10 fine.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Martin Klein
Automobile Club of New York
Michael Reagan
Klein
Radio highlights outline fall World Series plans
Awaiting final approval from baseball commissioner Landis the networks have not yet announced World Series plans with sponsors or air formats. The piece lists upcoming broadcasts and program premieres across WABC CBS WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC with mentions of ceremonies and notable speakers and the start date for W C Fields comedy inserts.
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New York
K. M. Landis
WJZ
NBC
Myron C. Taylor
Europe
Wabccbs
Eddie Cantor
Weafnbc
Richard Crooks
WEAF
Phil Spitalny
Edwin C. Hill
Bob Ripley
Eddy Duchin
Marek Weber
Wabc-Cbs
Dick Himber
Pick and
Pat
Radio Theatre
Wayne King
NBC String Symphony
Paul Kain
Silliest season ends as Feller fans 18 in loss
The 1937 baseball season closes with Bob Feller striking out 18 in one game for a new record, yet his Cleveland Indians lose. The Yankees win the American League pennant and the Cubs clinch the National League title amid a season of whacky twists and high attendances.
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Associated Press
Comet
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Bobby Feller
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Yanks
Giants
Pittsburgh
Indians
Pirates
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Gabby
Jolly Cholly Grimm
Cincinnati Reds
Will McKechnie
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Detroit Tigers
del Baker
Mickey Cochrane
Feller
Hank Greenberg
Babe Ruth
Greenberg
Grinnell Student Campaign Proposes Campus Social Reform
Grinnell Iowa Adelia Wood ward a Mason City senior launched a campus campaign at Grinnell College to abol ish what she calls too much going steady dancing and necking. She is a member of the student social council which has been investigating a campus social problem.
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Grinnell
Iowa
Adelia Woodward
Mason City
Grinnell College
Miss Woodward
Real Estate for Sale in City Listings
Large brick and stucco homes on multiple streets with prices from 3150 to 10000. New 5 room bungalow ready to move in. Double frame house and farms from 30 to 1000 acres. Building lots citywide. Licensed broker offers to find buyer if not listed. Remembery will help to finance all.
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W. Clifford St
Loudoun St
Valley Pike
Shenandoah Ave
Braddock St
Gore Defeats Gainesboro In Softball Game
Gore High School opened the county fall season by defeating Gainesboro 6 to 4 on the Gore diamond at the new school site. The crowd saw a full lineup with Gore players Scott Wingfield and Willis Michael among others contributing to the win.
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Gore
Gainesboro
Gore High School
Nat Smith
C. F
Garland Adams
S. S
Sidney
Curtis
Braithwaite
Adrian Morrison
Kenwyn Triplett
Jack Brown
Nelson Beard
Eee Phelphs II
Alonzo Fox
Poultry Movement Large In Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Valley poultry raisers show thriving activity with many trucks passing Winchester hauling chickens to markets in Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia. Some loads carry up to 3000 birds and turkeys rise in volume with prices higher than last year though a downturn is expected before Thanksgiving.
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Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Virginia
Apple Growers Seek Aid After Northeastern Hurricane
Boston dispatch reports New England apple growers, whose crops were nearly destroyed by last week’s hurricane, have asked the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation to start purchasing damaged fruit for relief distribution. Apples were blown from trees about ten days before harvest.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Loudoun County Dog Club Holds Annual Field Trials
The Loudoun County Dog Club conducts its annual field trials today at the J. D. Thomas farm near Round Hill. A large entry competes in three stakes the open derby open all age and the members shooting dogs. Judges are Leslie D. Kline Winchester and Matthew Trimble Pearson Md. The banquet is at the Fairway this evening.
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Loudoun County
Bearly In Time Solon Springs Bear Attack Hero
Oscar Peterson woke to dogs barking in Solon Springs Wisconsin and used a shotgun to fend off a mother bear and two cubs. A fourth bear charged the yard as Peterson and his family sought safety in the kitchen, ending the attack with the door nearly tripping the bear in pursuit.
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Solon Springs
Wis
Oscar Peterson
Peterson
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