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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1934

Page

9

Rookie Rowe Main Hope For Tigers To Even Series

Detroit relies on rookie Rowe from Arkansas to steady the mound as the Tigers seek to even the World Series against St. Louis. Crowder and Dean duel on the mound as errors and timely hits shape the tense battle in Navin Field.

Rowe Gaunt Arkansas Detroit Tigers Edward J. Neil Associated Press Detroit Arkansas Sunshine Lynwood Tigers Wild Badlands Mickey Cochrane Bill Hallahan St. Louis Cardinals Missouri Navin Field St. Louis

Grain futures and cash quotations issued for Chicago market

Closing grain prices reported by the Associated Press show Chicago futures with Wheat Decord 96 54, new 96 34 97, May 92 14 34, Corn Dec old 74 54 34, new 74 34 1, May 76 " . Cash wheat No 2 red 96-99, No 3 hard 99 1 41, Corn No 2 mixed 77, No 1 yellow 77-77 1 , No 2 yellow 77- 71 7, No 1 white 82. Baltimore spot wheat 93 % bid October 93 4, etc.

Chicago the Star Associated Press Chicago Future Lake Baltimore Winchester

Bishop Kern Set to Lead Longstanding Baltimore Conference

More than 500 ministers and lay delegates gathered in Baltimore for the 150th annual meeting of the Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church South. Bishop Paul B. Kern of Greensboro will preside most sessions due to illness of Bishop Edward D. Mouton, with Mouton expected to attend before the meeting ends next Sunday. The conference covers Maryland, the District of Columbia, and portions of Virginia and West Virginia.

Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church South J. J. Rives Washington Paul B. Kern Greensboro N. C Edward D. Mouton Kern Mouton Charlotte Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virnia

Larger Naval Conference For 1935 Discussed

London reports that the United States Great Britain and Japan plan preliminary talks around October 17 and are likely to push for a 1935 general conference with France and Italy as well. Authorities say the agenda may include political naval issues and the potential denunciation of the Washington treaty by Japan by December 31 1936.

London United States Great Britain Japan France Italy

Judges Open Local Season With Scrimmages And Luray Test

The Judges and Shenandoah Valley Academy open the season with scrimmages against Washington and Lee Clarendon and Luray while preparing for a Saturday clash at Handley Stadium. SV A returns a heavier lineup led by De Witt at quarterback and Thrift at end as they face Luray and Middletown meets Strasburg in a county clash.

Radier High School Washington and Lee High School Clarendon Handley Stadium Strasburg High School Strasburg Shenandoah Valley Academy Luray High School Parsons Fraley Handley Lake DeWitt Washington City Ramey I. E C. Baker L. Fries Armel K Devenger R. G Grim Tr. J Lineberg R. E Ward F. B R. Crisman W. Corrigan Charles Johnson Summell Q. B de Witt Thrift Luray McFarland R. T. Meisenhelter Lamb Tavenner L. G Lose L. T Dean L. E Kite Sears Curry Middletown Middletown High School Orville Wake Shenandoah County Frederick County

Hauptmann Jury Panel Drawn As Court Case Looms

Bronx district attorney discusses Hauptmann case while detailing a Germany criminal record. He notes no witnesses for today and that trial preparation dominates. A cable from Vienna reports multiple German sentences and escapes tied to Hauptmann.

Gay Head Buzzard’s Bay Elizabeth Island Martha's Vineyard Hauptmann Bronx New Jersey New England Foley Hunterdon County N. J Hauptman Germany New York Police Department Arthur Johnson Johnson Vienna Bruno Vase Kamenz Kamenk Berndtt Dresden

Baseball Play By Play Continued Tigers and Cardinals Clash

In a continued page one play by play the Tigers and Cardinals show a tense exchange. Rowe and White go down in order for Detroit while Gehringer drives a long single and Greenberg fans. Cardins respond with Delancey Goslin Orsatti Durocher and a key two base misplay as Rogell and Owen threaten, Fox follows with a walk.

Rock Leto Rogell Greenberg Medwick Collins Ome Marberry Dean Martin Bill Delancey Hogsett Tigers White Cochrane Gehringer Big Hank Greenberg Big Hank Ernie Orsatti Goose Goslin J. Dean Cardinals Hallahan Athletics Paul St. Louis J. Herman Frisch Dizzy Clee Depison Rothrock Tiger Klein Goslin Orsatti Car Frisch Prisch Rowe Owen Fox Delancey Cardinal Durocher Gerald Walker Cochranedes Walker Bill Walker Greenburg Rogels Cossack Doljack Gers— Cochrane Rter Page One Colins Hallan Ell

Fugitives Suspected in Prince Bridge Taxi Hold-Up

Beckley West Virginia October 4 Two men who stole a Bluefield taxi after detaining the driver abducted the tollgate keeper at the Prince Bridge and took him to a mountain top, then robbed and released him. State police search roads for the pair, unsure if they are the Richmond jail escapees. The toll keeper I C Schunk gave only an indefinite description.

Richmond Robert Mais Walter Legenza Virginia Bluefield Hass I. C. Schunk

James J. Callahan Found Dead in Boston Hotel

James J. Callahan age 60, former Chicago White Sox manager, was found dead in bed at the Parker House in Boston. A medical examiner reported death due to natural causes. he was a Fitchburg, Massachusetts native.

Boston James J. Callahan Chicago Chicago White Sox Parker House Fitchburg Mass

Samuel Patch Diver and Fatal Genesee Falls Leap

Samuel Patch born 1807 rose from sea life to become a cotton spinner in Paterson New Jersey and earned fame for daring dives. He leaped from bridges and masts at Niagara and Genesee Falls, advertising a 125 foot leap at Genesee Falls where he perished in November 1829.

Samuel Patch Paterson N. J Passaic Niagara Falls Genesee Falls

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