Millwood Takes One Tilt 9-5 in Park Association tilt
Millwood defeated Stephens City All Stars 9-5 as A Cadwalder and Ritenour pitched for the visitors. Keller went 5 for 5 at bat and Lunsford started for Millwood with Duff relief. Meadows starred on the mound for Park in the second game. Hook earned the Millwood win.
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Association
Millwood
Stephens City All Stars
Sandy
Sandya
Stephens
A. Cadwalder
Stephens City
Lunsford
Duff
A Cadwalder
Ritenour
Keller
Shryock
Rouss Spring Park
Park Boys
Meadows
Washington and Lee University
Park Association
French A C Beats All Stars in Front Royal 7 to 3
The French A C of Washington D C defeated the All Stars in Front Royal Virginia 7 to 3 yesterday afternoon. The visitors collected 14 hits off Boerner while Clapper scattered 10 hits for the locals. A four run first inning rally secured the win for the French A C with Solo collecting three hits including a triple and Downing going 4 for 4 with a homer and a double.
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Front Royal
A. C
Washington, D. C
All Stars
Boerner
Clapper
Solo
Henry Downing
Park Team Sets 30-15 Record With Five Shutouts
The Park Team has won 30 games and lost 15 this season. They have been shut out 3 times and recorded 5 shutouts in total. The summary lists numerous matchups against A C clubs and local teams with varied scores reflecting a busy schedule.
Streit Throws No-Hitter in Sunnyside Victory
Streit pitched a no hitter for Sunnyside as they defeated the Post Office nine 12 to 1 at Rouss Spring Park diamond. Sunnyside scored repeatedly while Post Office managed a single run on successive hits.
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Boore Millwood A. C
Woodstock A. C
French A. C
Wash
Bunker Hill A. C
Williamsport Cats
Majestic Ee Co
Aadebure A A.C
Hound’ Hill
A. C
Purcellville
Nat. Gd
Hagerstown
Middleburg
Shannon A. C
Blue Ribbon
Arper
Strickler
Cc. Manuel
Paytor
Smallwood
Streit
Post Office
Rouss Spring Park
Sunnysiders
Postal Code Adopted by Postal Telegraph Firms
The Postal Telegraph Company and its affiliates signed and put into effect provisions of the proposed code for telegraph communications. The code was approved by the N R A on August 30. Simultaneously Commercial Cables Pacific Cables Mackay Radio and All America Cables also signed and enacted the provisions today. Every ITT unit in the continental United States is under an industry code or the President's blanket agreement.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Commercial Cables
Commercial Pacific
Mackay Radio
All-America
International Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
Continental
United States
Used Cars Catalog from Home of Bickerized
Classified list detailing multiple vintage autos for sale including 1930 Chevrolet Coach 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1932 Ford Tudor Sedan 1930 Ford Sport Roadster 1932 Plymouth Station Wagon 1929 Model A Ford Trucks and other models from 1928 to 1980 noting body styles and vendors in a dealer listing from the era.
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Pontiac
Recurrent London Smoke Complaints in 1661
Documents reveal residents in 1661 complained of London smoke similar to modern times. The records show repeated concerns about air quality and city pollution across months, with references to streets and civic actions.
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London
Baseball results and schedules from the American and National Leagues
Yesterday's results include Detroit eight five over Chicago and Cleveland three two over St Louis. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati one to zero before rain halted the second game. Today's games feature Washington at Boston and New York at Pittsburgh with other contests not scheduled. Tomorrow lists St Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston among matches.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Jeneeee L. Pet
Hydrogen the lightest substance and vitamin D sources listed
The text notes hydrogen as the lightest substance being 14 percent lighter than air and 11 160 times lighter than water. It also lists spinach cabbage eggs milk and cod liver oil as containing calcium or vitamin D to prevent tooth decay.
Colleges Slash Gridiron Admission Prices For 1933
New York, Sept 5 College football will feature the lowest spectator prices since prewar days as nearly half of U S colleges reduce admission costs further. Ticket cuts range from 10 to 50 percent across regions with top prices dropping to about 3 dollars, while some schools like Bethany College offer free admission. Notre Dame and Yale Army games remain at higher levels, with many midwest south and west games priced between 1.50 and 3 dollars.
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New York
Eastern Front
Middle West
Southwest
Pacific Coast
East
Midwest
Far West
Jated Press
University of Maine
Geneva College of Maine
Geneva College of
Beaver Falls
Bethany College of
West Virginia
Yale-Army
Princeton
Harvard- Oe
Notre Dame
Rocky Mountain
University of Denver
Stanford Wi
University of Kanssa
Southron
Pennsylvania
Bucknell
Moravian
Urs
Grove City
Muhlenbere
Janelin
Marshal
Pittsburgh
Westminster
Ursinus
Temple
Washington & Jefferson
Lafayette
Carnegie
St. Vincent's
Lehigh
Navy
Western Maryland
Rutgers
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Crisman
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P Swan
Cc Cummis
Sunday
V. L. Pvt
Haks
All-Stars
Sunnyside
Old Timers ‘Lions Club
Woolen
South End
Ind
Cammer Tire Co
Braddock & Boscawen
Sts
National League
Midget Museum
Albrecht Durer
Nuremberg
Hieronymus Holzschuher
Fred C. Noble
Plymouth
Stamford, Conn
Fat C. Noble
Fred Noble
Noble
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Mich
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F.C.B
Big Sister
Ducky Auttle
Byles
Army
Harvard
West Coast
Stanford
California
Shenandoah River
Elkton
Rockingham County
Virginia
Ben Davis
the Bank of Elkton, Inc
Elkton, Va
Pine Motor CO
Braddock and
Cecil
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
Loudoun St
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen St
Valley Ave
Braddock St
C. L Brumback
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