Winchester Park Blanks All-Stars 1-0 In Second Game
Winchester Park wins 1-0 over Front Royal All-Stars in the second game of the post-season series. Medlar pitched well and doubled, while Keller and Huffman contributed two hits each. Eaton scoring the lone run in the seventh inning after Forsythe singled.
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Blanks All-Stars
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Front Royal All-Stars
Front Royal Baliwick
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Front Royal
Winchester
Meldar
Keller
Huffman
Eaton
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B. Keller
Warren County
Royal
Nesbit
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Med- Tar
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Med
Yesterday's Stars AP Baseball Roundup
Hank Leiber drove in three runs and scored three as the Giants defeated the Cardinals with a homer and a single. Dusty Cooke drove in four after a bases loaded double and walk against the Browns. Derringer blanked Boston with four hits. Bottomley’s pinch hit won the second game. Johnny Murphy drove in the tying run with a double for the Yankees in a win over Detroit. Bill Lee limited the Dodgers to six hits and six strikeouts for the Cubs. Ed Phillips drove in six with three doubles and a single in the Indians' first win over Senn. Ralph Birkofer scattered eight Philly hits in a 5-3 Pirates victory. Marty Hopkins and Pinky Higgins combined four RBIs in the first game. Higgins added four hits and a tenth inning homer to win the second.
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Derringer
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Dodgers
Ed Phillips
Indians
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Marty Hopkins
White Sox
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Higgins
Dizzy Dean
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Soft Ball Doubleheader Set With All Stars At Park
The Winchester soft ball All-Stars meet Shenandoah county champions tomorrow at 5 PM on the Park diamond. Sunday the All-Stars face Front Royal and Warren county while the Park team plays in Front Royal, starting at 2 30 PM. The games are expected to be highly competitive as the top teams in the section.
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Shenandoah
Park
Front Royal
Warren County
Adventure of a steelworker who dangled by three fingers
Floyd Gibbons recounts Art Van Hoorbeck, a 21 year old iron worker on a New York skyscraper in 1915. A mislooped angle iron trap leaves him hanging fifteen stories above ground as a load rises. Tommy Todd atop the building keeps the line steady and saves him. Art returns to work days later with a ruined hand.
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Art
Thirty-first Street
Ninth Avenue
New York City
Art van Hoorbeck
Tommy Todd
Tommy
Giants From St Louis To Chicago In Streak Test
Giants rout St Louis to take series as Cubs sweep Brooklyn and hold a two game edge. Derek Deans shines with Dizzy Dean loss. Hank Leiber homers in a 16 hit attack as Carl Hubbell quiets the Cards. Brooklyn errors help Cubs win.
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Brooklyn
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Dizzy Dean
Full Speaking Program Shaped For League Meet
The Virginia League of Municipalities will hold its annual convention in Fredericksburg on September 26. Mayor C. R. Anderson will lead Winchester delegates with sessions at the Stratford Hotel for officials and police. Noted speakers include Col. James A. Anderson on public works, William A. Smith on the New York WPA, and T. Coleman Andrews on auditing town finances. The program covers taxation, water pollution, budgeting, state-local planning, and aging pensions.
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Fredericksburg
C. R. Anderson
Winchester
Stratford Hotel
League
Morton Wallerstein
Municipal Bureau
New Public Works Program
James A. Anderson
Public Works Administration
New York Progress Administration
William A. Smith
Works Progress Administrator
Clifford Ham
American Municipal Association
Chicago
C. H. Morrissett
R. W. Catlin
Farmville
Edward H. Ruehl
League of Virginia
Virginia
Richard Messer
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
State Department of Health
William R. Shands
Legislative Reference Bureau
Governor’s Advisory Legislative Council
T. Coleman Andrews
Russell van Nest Black
New Jersey
Clarence E. Ridley
Internation City Managers’ Associaon
Plans for Yearly Relief Fund and Centralized Aid
The advisory board proposes a single annual fundraising drive to cover all city relief needs. Funds would support food clothing and shelter for the deserv ing poor plus nursing hospital care medicines and shelter for dependents or the homeless. A central index will track all cases with careful investigation and non relief groups will shift focus to avoid duplication.
Birds on Pribiloff Refuge Estimated At Nine Million
An estimate places the number of birds that rear their young each year on the isolated Pribiloff islands refuge in the Bering Sea at about 9,000,000.
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Pribiloff Islands
Bering Sea
Park Baseball Statistics Show Strong Season Record
A fragmented box of teams and results shows the Park Baseball Statistics summary listing numerous clubs such as Paramount, Millwood, Front Royal All-Stars, Martinsburg, and Williamsport, with a standout line noting a season result of Won 30 Lost 1. The sparse text references cities including Washington, Hagerstown, and Roanoke, plus multiple sponsors and leagues, painting a busy regional circuit.
Hughes sets land speed record at 352.46 mph
National aeronautics officials have asked the Aeronautique Internationale to approve a new land plane speed record of 352.46 miles an hour set at Santa Ana California by Howard Hughes, above, young millionaire film producer. Hughes crashed after his record flight, but was uninjured.
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Aeronautique Internationale
Santa Ana
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Hughes
Football Season Opens Here With Enthusiasm
Handley football prepares for 1935 season under Coach Ochs with only three lettermen returning Baker Ramey Johnson from last year. Losses include Summel Baker Clevenver Grim and ineligible Armel Lineburg Ward. Open Oct 4 vs Harrisonburg Blue Streaks at Handley stadium with a full schedule to follow through late November.
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Ochs
Givil Rosy
Baker
Ramey
Johnson
Ralph Summel
Carter Baker
Thurston Clevenver
Courtney Grim
Earl Armel
Richard Lineburg
Carrol Ward
Handley Stadium
Harrisonburg
Washington and Lee High School
Clarendon
Luray High School
Allegany High School
Cumberland
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
John W Wood Dies Near Linden
John Wise Wood a Warren county farmer and orchardist died at his home Applewood near Linden after a paralytic stroke. He was 79, native of Rappahannock county, twice married, survived by widow two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at Flint Hill.
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John Wise Wood
Warren County
Applewood
Linden
Rappahannock County
Flint Hill
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