Rotary and Kiwanis Dominate Opening Rotary Series
Rotarians top the opening series by lead in the Northern Virginia league with high scores from Glaize 144 and Fowle 120. O'Sullivan Kiwanis clash posted 107 93 105 across three games, while Rotary and Lions field strong scorers amid 431 485 492 totals.
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Northern Virginia
Rotarians
Glaize
Rotary
Philip Fowle
Halvosa
Wheeler
Hunter O'Sullivan
Clowe
Bryarly
Lin
Kiwanis
Miller
Marchisberger
Coca-Cola
Shrewdge
Sirbaugh
Lions
Ochs
Handley
Cceere
Kiwanis Geeeetsieesee
Coca Cola
Rotary Mold
Laize
Seenee
F. Seene
Expert picks football state games tomorrow
Boxing day style forecast item lists college and university matchups with favored teams and near-term outcomes. Notable pairings include Pitt vs Ohio Wesleyan and West Virginia, Illinois vs Southern California, Army vs Columbia, Fordham vs Southern Methodist, Yale vs Penn, Notre Dame vs Washington University, LSU vs Georgia, Manhattan vs NC State, Carnegie vs Michigan State, Dartmouth vs Holy Cross, Harvard vs Brown, Princeton vs Rutgers, Tennessee vs Auburn, Alabama vs Mississippi State, Georgia Tech vs Kentucky, Texas vs Oklahoma, Arkansas vs Baylor, Rice vs Texas A and M, Michigan vs Indiana, Purdue vs Wisconsin, Kansas State vs Missouri, Kansas vs Iowa State, Stanford vs Oregon, Oregon State vs California, UCLA vs Washington, Penn State vs Villanova, Syracuse vs Baldwin Wallace, Navy vs Virginia, West Virginia vs Washington and Lee, South Carolina vs Florida, Duke vs Clemson, North Carolina vs Maryland, Idaho vs Washington State, Centenary vs Tulane, Denver vs Colorado State, Utah vs Western State, George Washington vs Mississippi.
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Pi State
Pitt
Ohio Wesleyan
West Virginia
Ohio State
New York University
Columbus
Illinois
Southern California
Columbia Army
Monk Meyrier
Penn
Yale
Notre Dame
Washington Uni
Louisiana
Georgia
Texas
Manhattan
North Carolina
Jaspers
Hank Anderson
Carnegie
Michigan State
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Harvard
Brown
Princeton
Rutgers
Raritan
Tennessee
Auburn
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Baylor
Razorbacks
Rice
Texas A
Hardin-Simmons
Aggies
Michigan
Indiana
Purdue
Wisconsin
Kansas State
Missouri
Towa State
Kansas
Stanford
Oregon
Oregon State
California
Washington
Penn State
Villanova
State
Nittany Lions
Syracuse
Balwin Wallace
Syrac
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Virginia jails see record summer inmate counts
Virginia jail officials report July and August totals reaching new highs with 7 727 and 8 390 new commitments and daily populations averaging 3 239 and 3 435. Officials warn if July August rates persist, the fiscal year could exceed 90 000 commitments.
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Richmond
Russell B. Devine
Virginia
Devine
Arthur W. James
Fifteen Narcotic Case Arrests Docketed In Richmond
In Richmond on October 8 fifteen people previously arrested for not good fame are docketed on charges under the Virginia drug act for offering false names and addresses to obtain narcotic prescriptions. Twelve more detainees from a recent narcotic roundup face vagrancy charges as warrants issue ahead of tomorrow’s police court hearings.
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Richmond
Ellen C. Forkes
JB. M. Martin
Southeastern Narcotic
Landon Launches 2400 Mile Campaign Train Tour
Gov. Alf M. Landon begins a varied eight day presidential trek through Illinois Indiana Ohio and Michigan on a special 10 car train aimed at winning 88 electoral votes. The route includes more than 30 rear platform talks with rail lines across 11 systems. Landon also marks October 11 General Pulaski Memorial Day during a Topeka press stop.
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Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Great Lakes
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
London
Freeport
Ill
Rockford
Landon
State Capitol
General Pulaski
Hornets To Meet Shepherd In Class Meet
Shenandoah College Hornets travel to Shepherdstown West Virginia for a special class meet against Teachers College of Shepherd. Coach Cury Hills squad will stagger 25 players with Ostasjewski Chicoski Pride Kokoski Sybinsky Zajizinski Stewart Wilhelm Mitrus Osborne Wilamowski likely in lineup. Additional candidates include Callihan Stancel Reeve Kerns Kramer Lamp Keith Powell Zinn.
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Harrisonburg
Western Maryland
Catholic University
Cury Hill
Shenandoah College
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
John Newcombe
Hill
Cassimir Ostasjewski
Gil Chicoski
Eddie Pride
John Kokoski
Andy Sybinsky
Gus Zajizinski
Clyde Stewart
Charles “Bus” Wilhelm
George Mitrus
George Osborne
Eddie Wilamowski
Hubbell Hurls Great Season For Giants In 193x
Statisticians credit Carl Hubbell with a stellar season for the New York Giants. He went 26–6 with an ERA near two, beat the Cardinals and Cubs repeatedly, fanned 125, and limited home runs to about 10 in roughly 300 innings as he shut out Brooklyn and Boston and topped most opponents. He enjoyed a 16 game stretch before a final run, while only a few pitchers could best him that year.
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New York
Carl Hubbell
Boston Bees
New York Giants
Cardinals
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
Bees
St. Louis
Cardinal
Curt Davis
Bill Swift
Davis
Bill Lee
Roy Parmelee
Lee Stine
Reds
Larry French
Bridge Work Nears Completion At Potomac River Crossing
Frederick Md Oct 9 Work on approaches from the West Virginia side to the temporary highway bridge will be completed by Saturday. Maryland approaches already finished. A rail bridge is being planked for temporary highway use after floods last March destroyed the regular bridge.
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Frederick
West Virginia
Potomac River
Maryland
Typhoon Rips Through Luzon Strikes Northern Provinces
A powerful typhoon tore through northern Luzon causing uprooted trees destroyed crops and shattered huts with no loss of life reported. Wind delays halted Pan American's trans Pacific clipper flights en route eastward.
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Manila
Luzon
Pan- American
500 Entries In Big Hunter Show At Warrenton
More than 500 entries expected for 37th Warrenton Horse Show with 14000 in awards. Cash prizes total 5000 and trophies 9000. Mexicans to jump. Dr Don Francisco Castillo Najera the Mexican ambassador to the United States attends. A Mexican army team is entered for exhibition in several jumping classes. Dances open houses and lunches accompany the event. News notes a several thousand crowd expected each day.
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Warrenton
Don Francisco Castillo Najera
United States
Reg Hotels
Country Club
Mrs Boole To Address W C T U Convention in Charlottesville
Mrs Ella A Boole world president of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union will speak at the Virginia W C T U fifty fourth annual convention in Charlottesville opening for a four day session. Delegates from 189 unions arrive led by Mrs Howard M Hoge Charlottesville president Officers include Mrs Walter H Page vice president and Mrs Strickler treasurer. Delegates plan temperance activities attend services and elect officers for the coming year.
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Charlottesville
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
N. Y
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Virginia Organization
Howard M. Hoge
Lincoln
Walter H. Page
Strickler
Norfolk
Convict Captured By Boys And Dog In Pennington Gap
An escaped convict is captured by five youths and a shepherd dog in Pennington Gap. The boys Ernest Price, Harvey Price, Frank Price, James Evans, and Albert Riddle held Charles Jones until police arrived. A $25 state reward will be divided among the youths and the dog. Jones and Moore had long robbery sentences. Moore was recaptured in Wise County earlier this week.
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Pennington Gap
Appalachia
Charles Jones
Ernest
Harvery
Frank Price
James Evans
Albert Riddle
Jones
Moore
Wise County
British Troops Clash With 200 Arab Guerrillas Near Mount Carmel
Heavy detachments of British troops aided by aircraft battled a 200 strong Arab guerrilla band near Mount Carmel. Casualties were unknown but believed heavy.
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Jerusalem
Palcor
Mount Carmel
Set dates for tobacco fete in South Boston
Sponsors announce the third annual national tobacco festival will be held in South Boston on Thursday and Friday, September 9 and 10, next year.
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South Boston
Card of Thanks from the Dale Family
The Dale family thanks friends for sympathies shown after a bereavement and for the use of their cars.
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Dale Family
Festival and pageant draws record crowds in tobacco town
A twice held festival and pageant last month attracted tens of thousands from across the country and abroad, promoting American-grown tobacco and giving the 6 000 population town its biggest day in history as noted by national and foreign trade journals.
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Totarians
FOMLE
Ka-Cola, Legion and
Sullivan
Jary
Aerican Legion
Cola
Sseeeene Sveseee
COA Seeesssnese
Ican Legion
van Eeeeeeete
Cccassedecaes
Ccccdeveavees
Erent Reeenere
Rthern
Tulane
Alabama
Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Tech
George Washington
Mississippi
Woodstock
Augusta
Clarke
Page
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Carl H. Nolting
Hornets
Shepherd
Hubbell
By Sid Feder
Vels Cigarettes
Wards Cooking
Wards Cooking and Canning School
Montgomery Ward
South
Loudoun St. St. Winchester
Oboy
Rekon
John B. Kennedy
Goodyear Mon
NBC
Blue
Buncutter Tire CO
Winchester, Virginia
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