Roundup hints at Aggies vs. Tennessee bowl clash
New Jeans predicts the Aggies will meet Tennessee in the Bowl as Maj. Bob Neyland’s autograph sits on the contract. Joe McCarthy blames Yankees’ collapse on himself after Fort Erie remarks. Hines posts strong scores in winter circuit prep. Sewell and Perkins discuss Harris and Sewell’s drafting in a busy camp scene. Notre Dame praise attributed to Elmer Layden as top coach comments.
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New York
New Jeans
Aggies
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Joe McCarthy
Fort Erie
Ont
Jimeny Hines
Lou Nova Faces Joe in Oakland Comeback Start
Lou Nova begins a comeback tonight against an unnamed opponent at Oakland. Also noted are referee assignments for a Cheyenne white hope tournament and Mel Ott’s optimism in New Orleans, with Ohio State weighing Carl Snavely as a solid quarterback prospect.
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Lou. Nova
Joe Somebody
Oakland
Mickey Walker
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mel Ott
The
Giants
New Orleans
Ohio State
Carl Snavely
Help Wanted for Reusable Items to Aid Recreation Center
The Recreation Association seeks old games toys books magazines tools chairs tables benches rugs pots pans dishes glassware sports equipment and more. Call Wendell Barney at 429 or 1879 to arrange pickup or leave items at the American Legion Building on North Loudoun Street opposite the George Washington Garage. Support the Recreation Center.
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Recreation Association
Wendell Barney
American Legion
Loudoun Street
George Washington
Army Selective Service Draws Celebrities and Notables
The draft lottery assigns numbers to diverse figures including actor James Stewart, boxer Arturo Dodoy, fielder Joe Vosmik, and diplomat Alger Hiss. Chippewa Indian Michael Benedict Gurnoe drew 158, a number linked to World War I top picks for three fathers, while others like Walter Brinker and Gabriel Darden also appear in the 158 group.
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Washington
State Department
Michael Benedict Gurnoe
Ashland
Wis
Walter Carl Brinker
St. Louis
Garriel Lewis Darden
Colorado Springs
Alden C. Flagg, Jr
East Acton
Mass
James Stewart
Hollywood
Newton D. Baker
Great Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
Newton D. Baker III
Cleveland
John Kennedy
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Joe Vosmik
Brooklyn
Bruce Coltart
Philadelphia
Seaview
N. J
Joe Louis
Arturo Dodoy
Alger Hiss
Albert Teasley
Nashville
Butch Robinson Leads CVAL Scorers In Close Race
In the Cumberland Valley League race this season the field tightens around the top scorers. Butch Robinson of Fort Hill tops the list with 12 points from two games, followed by Delmar Robinson and Gene Hook with seven and six markers respectively. Fort Hill and Hagerstown post strong team stats as Allegany and Martinsburg struggle, with Hagerstown boasting the best air and ground offense among the group.
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Delmar Robinson
Gene Hook
Harold Hipsley
Jack Carnell
Fort Hill
Bill Russell
Ed Bachtell
Hagerstown
Billy Pierce
Martinsburg Silver Whippets
Bill Mclyre
Handley
Port Hill
Sentinels
Martinsburg
Allegany
Alegany
Shoot To Be Held Sunday At Winchester Gun Club
Winchester Gun Club announced a Sunday shoot at Rouss Park grounds starting 1 PM and running to sundown. Guns and shells provided. all trapshooting enthusiasts invited. Club seeks 100 members by April 1 with a $1 fee. strong practice scores reported led by L. J. S. Justiun 45 of 50.
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Winchester Gun Club
Rouss Park
L. J. S. Justiun
Lindsey
Bixby
H. B. McCormac
H. Foreman
Dr. Slaven
H. Bursey
J. Eyler
Shirley
Mason
Brown
Dr. Berry
Harmon Leads All Americans by Herb Barker
Harmon dominates the All-America scene through the month, outscoring and out kicking rivals. The Gary Indiana star tallied a TD, threw a scoring pass, kicked two extra points, and racked up about 200 total yards against Penn Michigan and Nebraska. Other listed standouts include Reagan Crain Christman Kimbrough Thomason Franck Juzwik Piepul Marefos Bufalino McCullough Petrella Lalanne Johnson Grygo McGowen Boschio Sinkwich.
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Herb Barker
New York
Jack Crain
Texas
Frank Reagan
Penn
Paul Christman
Missouri
Thomas Dudley
Gary
Ind
Reaga
Harmon
Reagan
Michigan
Christman
Nebraska
Bob Steuber
Crain
Arkansas
Rice
Kimbrough
John Kimbrogh
Jim Thomason
Texas A. & M
Stars
Aggies
Baylor
Thomason
George Franck
Minnesota
Iowa
Art Jones
Richmond
Steve Juzwik
Milt Piepul
Notre Dame
Andy Marefos
St. Mary's
Lou Bufalino
Hal McCullough
Cornell
John (Pepper) Petrella
Penn State
Jim Lalanne
North Carolina
Harvey Johnson
Mississippi State
al Grygo
South Carolina
Dick McGowen
Auburn
Johnny Bosch
Georgia Tech
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
Fights Last Night Report Highlights Ring Decisions
In White Plains Pete De Ruzza 146 3 4 outpointed Kid McCoy 144 Detroit. In Scranton Holman Williams 148 1 2 outpointed Eddie Dolan 144 1 2 Waterbury. Details note opponents and scoring in two main events from the Associated Press dispatch.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Pete de Ruzza
Mamaroneck
Young Kid McCoy
Detroit
Scranton
Holman Williams
Eddie Dolan
Waterbury
Conn
Current Apple Market Quotations and Transport Details
Market data from Monday shows demand light and steady prices for apples in Winchester and Martinsburg. Car lots for Black Twigs U S No 1 two and one half inch minimum command 2.85 dollars per car while Staymans and Yorks U S No 1 two and a quarter to two and a half inch minimum bring 95 and 80 cents per car respectively.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
U. S
Yorks
Wanted A 1 cook state age and experience
Classified notice seeks a cook labeled Wanted A 1 with age and experience details. Readers are asked to respond via Box 230 in Charles Town West Virginia dated October 29 1921.
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Box
W. O
Care Star Office
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Town Battles Allegany Friday Night
Charles Town High School Purple Panthers, on a five game win streak, face Allegany High in Cumberland Friday night. Allegany seeks revenge for last year’s 7 0 defeat as Coach Herman Ball plans lineup changes to counter Charles Town attack. Senior tackle Bill Boyer returns after a two week injury layoff boosting the Panther line.
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Martinsburg
Allegany
Panther
Aged Colored Woman Ellen Hilliard Dies in City
Ellen Hilliard an aged colored woman formerly of Moorefield West Virginia and a two year city resident died at her son B M Taylor 209 Liberty avenue last night She left a daughter Mrs Lillian McClung of Moorefield and three sons Richard Taylor of Moorefield Kenneth Taylor of Homestead Pa and B M Taylor of Winchester Funeral arrangements were not completed today.
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Ellen Hilliard
Moorefield
W. Va
B. M. Taylor
Liberty Avenue
Lillian McClung
Richard Taylor
Kenneth Taylor
Homestead
Winchester
Must Observe The Garbage Ordinance
Dr C R Anderson mayor urges citizens to follow the garbage ordinance urging disposal on the sidewalk for collection. He notes many place ashes in paper bags making rain useless and warns violations will be cited if practices continue.
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C. R. Anderson
War Censorship Warns U.S. Readers at The Star
The Star cautions readers that European news is censored before transmission to the United States, warning that wartime reporting may be restricted or altered.
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the Star
Europe
United States
Ice Hockey Opens Its 1940 Season
New York October 30 1940 ice hockey begins in the American League with a three day start ahead of the National League The circuit dropped International from its name last month as it lacks a Canadian member for five seasons The Buffalo Bisons return to replace the Syracuse Stars in the league lineup and the season opens amid football and baseball talk
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New York
Providence Reds
Pittsburgh Hornets
Buffalo Bisons
Syracuse Stars
James Fetzer 88 Died Today At Home
James Fetzer aged 88 of 373 Highland Avenue died at 2 30 this morning at his residence. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 at Kurtz Funeral Home with Rev. Ronald Wilson officiating. Interment will be Mount Hebron. He leaves his wife and one son in Baltimore.
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James Fetzer
Highland Avenue
Sarah Ashwood Fetzer
Kurtz
Ronald Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Baltimore
Chicago Bears and Cardinals scout Packers tie for Nov 10 matchup
Chicago clubs plan to study Green Bay as the Cardinals attend the pivotal Packers Bears tie to prepare for their November 10 meeting with Green Bay. The Bears arrive off a 37-31 win over the Giants after opening the campaign with a 41-10 victory at Green Bay.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Bears
Green Bay
New York Giants
Oan Bears
Hunter's Moon wins turf classic at Newmarket
French bred Hunter's Moon ridden by Gordon Richards led to nose out Sir Pomm and King Legend in the Cesarewitch at Newmarket. Owner Edward Esmond. Winner paid 100 to 8. carried 132 pounds. Fourteen starters.
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Newmarket
Eng
Hunter's IV
Ceserewitch
Gordon Richards
Sir Pomm
King Legend
Edward Esmond
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Sewell
Perkinpaugh
H. G. Salsinger
Detroit News
Elmer Layden
Layden
Pt TV Ee
Bell
Topcoats O’coats Clothes Store
Winchester — Front Royal
Bailey Bros
Stephens City
N. Main St
Berryville Ave
E. Clifford
E.piccadilly
S. Loudoun
Shirley St
Hansbrough & Carter
Fairmont Ave
National Ave
S. Braddock
Hable’s Real Estate
Handley School
Apt
Bath
Loudoun St
Butch Robinson
Fairmont
W J B. Cather
R. T. Bryarly
Anderson’s
Wiener’'s
John D. Heltzel
Berryville
Leicester St
Ann Morriss
Gun Club
Haldeman’s Milk
Apple
Broadhurst
Palace Hotel
Loyd’s of America
Cooper St
Camden
George Washington Garage
N. Loudoun St
Pep.o
Shawnee
Millwood Ave
Cumberland
Top Gang Packers
Hunter’s Moon
Turf
Arrow Beer
Arrow Ale
Globe Brewing Company
S. Hanover St
Maryland
Virginia
ARROW
Regnler
Globe Brewing CO
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