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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1930

Page

5

Star Sports Column Highlights Local and National Action

Daily sports column previews local games statewide and national events. Notes key matchups, player names, and upcoming schedules with a concise, booster-like tone. Includes brief standings and notable performances to watch.

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Winchester Park Association Splits Twin Bill With Front Royal

A crowd of about 3 000 attended as Winchester Park Association hosted Front Royal in a doubleheader at Rouss Park. The locals lost the first game and won the nightcap behind Ord pitching for the Park and Johnson for Front Royal. Swanson Shi rey led with two base hits and three-base hits, while Arts and Borden fanned the opposition and walked hitters. Umpires Whiteman and Whetzel officiated.

Winchester Park Association Rouss 8 Park Front Royal Od Toe Winchester eBame Ord Park Nine Johnson Roy Winchester Pingley Houser McFall Swanson Shirey Artz Borden Arts Whiteman Whetzel Front Royal Ab R. H Nesbitt Cf Downing Emmert Patton Pullman Balthis D. Lewis Es. J Tota Lewis Lunsford Simpson Ford Ze Ee Whiteman Wet Cy Borden Ab Wanson Pullmaley Balthiste Burnter Bendon Ps “Ashwood

Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday

AP reports American League results with Chicago 2 over Washington and Philadelphia 7 over Cleveland. Boston St Louis rainouts. New York 10 over Detroit in ten innings. Today Washington at Chicago, Boston at St Louis (two games), New York at Detroit.

Chicago Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Boston-St. Louis New York Detroit Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh

Indians Fall In Second Game Of Series

The Indians lost the second game of the two game set 7 to 0 as Ferrell suffered a third straight defeat after a 13 game win streak. Dykes opened with a homer and Simons homered in the seventh as the Tigers pitched a shutout and limited Cleveland to no runs.

Athletics Blank Indians Oy Thereine Indians Indians Morgan Me Eturang Pacehin Sarak Nendians Letty Grove Belve Bean Ferrell Simmons Cochrane Tigers Chairlie Ruffing Yankees Detroit Tigers Detroit Trails New York Whitehill Hogsett Sullivan Cantrell Byrd Chisox Senators Chicago Jim Moore Little Rock Alvin Crowder Moon Cage Moore Wenakers Barnes Appling Tate Hosen Jim T Robins Johnny Frederick Gognneee Frederick Rube Bressler Brooklyn Rixey Kolp May Reds Boston St.Louis Cardinals St. Louis Lew Grimes Brandt Douthit Jades Caucuso Ben Cantwell Braves Johnson Richbourg Neun Maranr

Oranda Hints at Road Plan and Local News

Oranda Virginia residents discuss building a first class road to the Valley Pike as part of local civic effort. Mr John Fox installs a cider plant at his home near Oranda. Mary Brumback recovers from appendicitis, Ethel Hausenfluck takes a Washington job, and several locals visit relatives in Winchester and Washington.

Oranda A. P. Miller Pairmont W. Va John Fox Valley Pike Mary Brumback Winchester Memorial J. F. Hausenfluck Washir Rs. David Supinger Washington B. F. Haunt Maurertown

Yankee Fliers Set World Air Mail Pace

In 1930 first half American fliers carried 3,744,453 pounds of mail, up 202,376 from all of 1928. U.S. network expands while Europe lags, with Germany sending 216,714 pounds to France and Italy 141,653. Postmaster General aide W. Irv. Glover credits air mail with boosting commercial aviation.

Associated Press Washington Sept United States France Italy W. Irv Glover

West Point Appointment Amid Virginia Guard Changes

Captain P. R. Hartman and Lieutenant L. S. Hollis announce a War Department decision to appoint one enlisted Virginia National Guard member to West Point. A competitive exam is set for November 10 in Richmond. Eligible applicants must have at least one year of service, be 19 to 22, and meet height requirements.

P. R. Hartman L. S. Hollis One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard Winchester Adjutant-General of Virginia War Department West Point Richmond Hartman Hollis

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