Winchester Park Wins First Victory Over Mount State Nine
Winchester Park Association breaks a post festival layoff with a 6-5 win over West Virginia All-Stars. Duff limited visitors to nine hits while Duff’s early two run edge and Stephens’s first inning RBI pace the locals to a narrow victory fueled by 13 team hits.
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Winchester Park Associa
Mount State
West Virginia All-Stars
Willis
Culpeper
Duff
Stephens
Patton
el Keller
Winchester
Swanson's A. C. Beats Pell's All-Stars 10 to 6 at Gratchen Field
Swanson's A. C. defeated Pell's All-Stars 10 to 6 yesterday at Gratchen's field. Battery for Swanson's was Taper and Butler, for Pell's was Packer and Walker. The game benefited the colored playground.
Mrs. Rowe Heads New Winchester Music Club
A Winchester music club formed at Market Street Methodist Church with Dr. Sartelle as acting chair. Officers include President Mrs. Harold Rowe, Vice Presidents Miss Philomena Loren and Elmer Hod, Secretary Miss Nannie Cooper, Treasurer Scott Atkinson, Publicity Mrs. C. M. Ilgus, and Choral Director Floyd Haines. First rehearsal at Lutheran Church on Sept 15 at 7:30 PM. A concert is planned for the first Tuesday in October.
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Market Street Methodist Church
Winchester
R. R. Sartelle
Harold Rowe
Philomena Laren
Elmer Hod
Jadys Cochran
Nannie Cooper
Scott Atkinson
Campaign Expense Report Details From Defeated Candidate
In detail reporting cam expenses down to the last shoe string. The defeated legislative candidate itemizes costs totaling 142.45 with entries including entrance fee 125 cards 15 street car tickets 60 entertainment seven weiners 35 bowls soup 70 exchange an entrance fee 015 shoe replacement 05 half soles worn 60.
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Atlanta
J. S. Shettlesworth
Public Sale of Farm Property in West Virginia 1936
Public sale set for September 19, 1936 at the residence of the late Joseph Fisher on Rt 23 near Yellow Spring West Virginia. The property covers 6 acres with a bungalow and cement cellar plus outbuildings near the Cacapon River. Terms announced day of sale by H L Brill administrator.
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Joseph Fisher
Yellow Spring
W. Va
Cacapon River
H. L. Brill
Robinson Clinches Rouss Park Crown In Winchester Finals
Kenneth Robinson, top Virginia Tech player, defeated W Nelson Page 6 2 6 2 6 3 to win the Winchester Park Championship tennis tournament before a large gallery. Page was UVA champion in 1904. Robinson also beat Thomas 6 0 6 0 in the third round and Glaize 6 4 6 1 in the semis.
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Kenneth Robinson
Rouss Park
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
W. Nelson Page
Winchester Park
Page
University of Virginia
Robinson
Thomas
Green
Lindsay
Woody Glaize
Slavin
Glaize
Sandy Baker
Charles Beaver
Connelley to Tour Frederick County Dairies
Extension dairyman R. G. Connelley of V. P. I. will arrive tomorrow to tour large Frederick county dairies including J. S. Haldeman Larkins and Wright. He will address a group of dairymen tomorrow evening on a matter of interest to their work.
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R. G. Connelley
Frederick County
J. S. Haldeman
Mr. Larkins
Mr. Wright
Retired Admiral Stickney Dies in Norfolk
Rear Admiral H. O. Stickney U S N retired and Republican congressional candidate for Virginia's Second district died at Portsmouth naval hospital from kidney illness after several days of treatment. He was 68 or 69 and had lived in Norfolk since 1921. He attended law school after retirement and joined the Norfolk Republican committee, later becoming the party’s nominee for Congress. Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery.
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H. O. Stickney
Congress
Virginia
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Stickney
Admiral Stickney
Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
Circuit Court of
California
Annapolis
Mr. Wilbur
Norfolk City
Republican Committee
Menalius Lankford
Cam
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Giants Breathing Easier After Strong Doubleheader Lead
Giants maintain 31-2 game lead atop the National League after splitting a doubleheader with the Cardinals at the Polo Grounds. Mel Ott homered twice in the opener as Johnny Mize sealed the nightcap for New York, while Dizzy Dean relieved and held the Giants in the late game. Yankees and Indians also shined with record-hitting performances and standout multi-homer days.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Browns
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Rube Waddell
Dizzy Dean
Mel Ott
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Bill. Lens
Johnny Mize
Roy Parmelee
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Dodgers
Ed Brandt
Brooklyn
Frank Demaree
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Tribe
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Tigers
Jimmy Foxx
White Sox
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Gene Schott
Reds
Boston Bees
Bees
Pirates
Phillies
Bucs
Phils
Mize
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Gehrig
Hal Trosky
Farmer
Athletics
Trosky
Frank Demasee
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