Sports Round Up By Eddie Brietz
New York September 6 The touring U S Track Team returns from France and the AAU outlines a 10000 rate for three year olds in a fall race called Gallant for Stakes. North Carolina aerial corps praised England’s crew. Sammy the golfer noted as popular. Yankees discussed with no ill will and war era context noted.
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New York
U.S
France
North Caro U
England
Sammy
Rainfall Summary for Seagiane Area
Present and past rainfall figures show September to date at 1.40 inches and year to date at 34.91 inches. The 26 year average for the period is 2.58 inches per month, with an overall average annual rainfall over the past 96 years of 35.09 inches.
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Spotlight on Southern Conference Football Prospects
Youth writer Jim Kluttz surveys Southern Conference football as 1939-40 terms begin. North Carolina State shows a 200 pound forward wall. Charley Young from Valdese heads to NC State at quarterback. Maryland and North Carolina both list Bob Smith at center. Jos Murphy of the Terps is a 9.8 second man in track. George Atkinson of the Cadets wins four numerals as a freshman. Carl Voyles worries for William and Mary at center with untried sophomores. Duke’s Eric Tipton links Petersburg stars to William and Mary as layouts for schedules roll out.
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Jim Kluttz
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Ray Wolf
Charley Young
Valdese
North Carolina
Young
N. C. State
Valdese High
Maryland
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Barney Skladany
Frank Skladany
Pittsburgh
Carl Voyles
William and Mary
William Seamans
Indians
University OF Richmond
Duke
Petersburg
William and
Blue Devils
Eric Tipton
Public Sale of City Realty in Winchester Va
Trustee to sell at public auction in front of the County Court House in Winchester on September 22, 1939 at 12 o clock noon. Property at 424 South Kent Street known as Woore place, conveyed from Commercial and Savings Bank May 29 1933. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal yearly installments with bonds.
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City of
Winchester
County Court
South Kent Street
Pro Football Opens 55 Game Circuit With Star Power
The National Football League kicks off on September 10 with 1938 stars joining ten teams. Davey O’Brien debuts for the Eagles against the Pirates as Gus Henderson leads the Lions in Detroit against the Chicago Cardinals. New coaches include Ernie Nevers and Dutch Clark, with Carl Storck now president after Joe Carr’s death. Attendance projections beat last year’s 200,000 as the league expands showmanship and spectacle.
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Gus
Rost
Gus Henderson
Southern California
Lions
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Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Chicago
Marshall Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Ki Ald
Detroit
Carl Storck
Dayton
Joe Carr
Ups And Downs In Fifth Game
In a fifth round program of boxing results from multiple locations the AP notes Zivic of Pittsburgh stopped De Ruzza of New York in the sixth? round, Juliano of Garfield outpointed Weinberg in New York, White of Newark outpointed Baldwin in Philadelphia, Ivy of Hartford stopped Arilla in Hartford, Bat Battalino of Hartford stopped Himes in Holyoke.
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New York
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N. J
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Paterson
WN. J
Weinberg
Newark
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Baltimore
Teddy Baldwin
Philadelphia
Hartford
Conn
Bobby Ivy
Mariano Arilla
Spain
Bat Battalino
Johnny Himes
Holyoke
Mass
Indianapolis crowd fairgrounds drunkenness arrest at state fair
Police arrested William Jackson as he wandered among about 100000 fairgoers in Indianapolis Indiana. He was said to sell whiskey by the drink from a bottle during the event at the state fairgrounds.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
William Jackson
Fairgrounds
Military marches into fall suit feature
A tailored two piece suit with matching jacket showcases a high collar in dark green fabric. The ensemble emphasizes sharp lines and cadet tone while the wearer selects a 60 kg weight estimate, reflecting the season’s military style.
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Laraine Y
When Rebels Killed a Mexican Mail Carrier Fears Spread
A violent 19th century incident led to widespread fear as authorities ordered native communities within a 40 mile radius to be killed after a Mexican mail carrier was killed. About 400 were reportedly killed with 4000 surviving.
Parachute Spies Shot By Poles
The British Broadcasting Company said it intercepted Warsaw radio dispatches reporting German parachutists who dropped behind Polish lines dressed as Polish soldiers. They were court martialed and sentenced to death.
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London
British Broadcasting Company
Warsaw
Woman Kills Herself After Wounding Husband in Carlisle
In Carlisle Pennsylvania the Cumberland County Home steward was seriously wounded and his wife killed during an incident described by coroner E A Haegele. Authorities report the wife fatally shot herself after injuring her husband. The event prompted an investigation by local officials and the coroner.
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Carlisle
Cumberland County
E. A. Haegele
Park Team Record To Date
Park teams and records are listed with cities such as Martinsburg Blairton Elkins Frederick Leetown Ballston and Berryville. Standings show wins and losses with percentages, including teams like 7-Up Black Sox and Girardian A C.
Trustee's Sale of Desirable City Home in Winchester
Public auction to sell 437 West Leicester Street Winchester Virginia at noon on September 23 1939 by trustee Lynch following a 1924 deed of trust securing 5000 with interest. Real estate features a brick residence on a 45 by 118 foot lot in a good neighborhood with one third cash down and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Duvall & tas acting as auctioneers.
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Winchester
Cr. Green
Court House
Virginia
West Leicester Street
Ee Lynch
Duvall & Tas
Dodgers May Wind Up In Money Yet
Dodgers cling to a pennant chase as Cincinnati's Reds win in ten innings to extend their lead. Hugh Casey's 11th win on short rest fuels a 6-2 victory over the Boston Bees and keeps Brooklyn close to fourth place. Hank Greenberg's 25th homer helps Detroit beat St. Louis 4-2 while Chicago's White Sox sweep Cleveland 4-2.
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Associated Press
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Husky Hugh Casey
Boston Bees
Casey
Flatbush
Bucky Walters
New York Giants
Phillies
Cliff Melton
Elre
Bucky
Pirates
Cubs
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Jimmy Dyke
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
White Sox
Tribe
Air raid alarm sounds in Bourges near Paris
An air raid alarm sounded at 2 30 a m in Bourges and was lifted two hours later.
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Bourges
Paris
Violent Firing Along Maginot and Siegfried Fronts
Reuters reports correspondents in Luxembourg and Basel say four heavy artillery duels raged along the Moselle region all night between the Maginot and Siegfried lines.
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London
Reuters
Today
Luxemburg
Basle
Moselle
Trustee's Sale Of Desirable County Home In Winchester
Trustee under a 1933 deed of trust offers for sale at public auction at 11 00 A M on September 30 1939 in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia a 103 12 by 143 58 foot parcel with a substantial frame dwelling near Sunny side. The property once belonged to D W Pugh and wife by Katie Chapman deed of 1931. One third cash, balance in two annual installments at 6 percent, bonds and trust deed and insurance required.
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D. W. Pugh
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court
Winchester
Sunnyside
Katie Chapman
Public Sale of 418 South Kent Street Winchester VA 1939
By authority of a 1926 deed of trust the trustee will sell at public auction at the Winchester Court House on Saturday October 7 1939 at 11 A M. The lot fronts twenty feet on South Street and extends back to the line of A Taylor Ritter known as 418 South Kent Street. Terms: one third cash day of sale with balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust. Auctioneers Brumback Auct. 9-6,13,20274t
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Winchester
Ginia
South Street
A. Taylor Ritter
South Kent Street
Susan Alice Jackson
Jackson
Edward Conner
Ruusshl
Cather
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