Mixed Sports Roundup Hodgepodge From Colleges To Pro Baseball
A scattered sports roundup notes Knute Rockne Jr quitting Notre Dame with a leg weakness and Johnny Petrovich may switch to Texas U. It mentions Helen Wills Moody Roark ill with a back injury, tabulating various college and semi pro games from basketball to baseball as well as local sports figures and events.
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Knute Rockne, Jr
Notre Dame
Johnny Petrovich
Texas U
Helen Wills Moody Roark
Helen Jacobs
Tab Herman Rohrig
Nebraska
Golfers notch holes and scores in tight match
No Urging Necessary carded a hole-in-one followed by Morton Bright with a two, Bud Cogill at three, and Jack Ring finishing with a four in a tight round.
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Morton Bright
Bud Cogill
Jack Ring
Most Important Phase of Modern Football Questioned
The Inquiring Reporter in the Winston-Salem Sentinel asks residents what is the most important phase of modern football. One respondent answers gate receipts as the key factor.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Sentinel
Umpire Mager Kurth Won't Miss Square Garden Return
Cincinnati Times-Star notes that umpire Mager Kurth is expected to return to action in Square Garden this winter after a recent scare, with conditions allowing his continued officiating in major games.
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Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Mager Kurth
Square Garden
Well Oiled Toothache Remedy Ends In Accident
A 27 year old man in Shreveport Louisiana is hospitalized after attempting a toothache cure by filling his mouth with kerosene. He swallowed kerosene while asleep and was injured.
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Shreveport
Tech Opens With Catawba College In Sept 20 Play
Blacksburg Va Sept 20 A lineup of eight Jetter men and three sophomores will start for Catawba College against Virginia Tech on Saturday at 3 Billy James from Hampton will debut at Kern junior Winchester leads the backfield Herb Thomas from South Charleston at left half Rankin Hudson from Sweetwater Tenn at fullback Bob Lawson from Camb ria at left end co captain John Henderson from Sevierville Tenn on the other wing Jim Coleman from Payettesville W Va at left tackle Ben Judy from Parkersburg W Va earns right tackle Bill Tate from Pulaski left guard Alton Belcher from Petersburg right guard Bill Zydiak from Manville NJ at center.
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Blacksburg
Pecal
Catawba College
Virginia Tech
Billy James
Hampton
Kern
Winchester
Herb Thomas
South Charleston
Rankin Hudson
Sweetwater
Tenn
Lawson
Bob Lawson
Cambria
John Henderson
Sevierville
Jim Coleman
Payettesville
W. Va
Ben Judy
Parkersburg
Bill Tate
Pulaski
Alton Belcher
Petersburg
Bill Zydiak
Manville
N. J
Major League Standings and Probable Pitchers
Major league games today include Cleveland at Detroit with Harder facing Newson and Chicago at St Louis with Hallett against Newlin. Only games scheduled.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Harder
Newson
Chicago
St. Louis
Hallett
Newlin
John M. Seabright Appointed Administrator Of Seabright Estate
On motion of Harry M. Seabright Grant T Seabright and Mrs Hilda Griffith John M Seabright is appointed administrator of the estate of the late Mrs Addie H Seabright who died intestate on August 29 The official bond is set at 5 The appraisers named are George Bushnell Earl Bailey E G Rusk Howard Swartz and Lester Forney.
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Harry M. Seabright
Grant T. Seabright
Hilda Griffith
John M. Seabright
Addie H. Seabright
George Bushnell
Earl Bailey
E. G. Rusk
Howard Swartz
Lester Forney
Arnold Wins The Governor's Cup at Winchester 1940
Roy Ryden Jr announced Les ter Arnold Sr won the Governor's Cup, a key prize at Winchester Gold Club. Arnold posted a 142 net score from two 18 hole rounds 79 and 77, minus seven handicap per 18, totaling 72 and 70. Ryden had 143 and Brad Beverley 144.
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Winchester Gold Club
Roy Ryden, Jr
Lester Arnold, Sr
Arnold
Ryden
Brad Beverley
Classified ads list multiple rental opportunities in Winchester
A series of rental notices includes offices, apartments, rooms, and houses in Winchester. Listings mention locations such as Rouss Ave Loudoun St Amherst St 26 E Piccadilly 14 S Washington Belleview Valley Ave 421 W Clifford 319 Amherst St and contact details or possession notes with dates in September October and ongoing availability.
For Sale Peach Tree Supplies and Tool House
For sale items include Stop Drop Gas your Peach Trees Para Di old and safe grants picking sacks packaging supplies. Contact F. A. Shryock at 1256. Also for sale a nearly new tool house eight feet high six feet square at 814 S. Washington St. Call 273.
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F. A. Shryock
S. Washington St
Willkie Welcome Sparks 50 Tons of Paper Debris
Deputy City Engineer Herman P. Cortelyou estimates downtown offices tossed 50 tons of confetti streamers and torn paper yesterday to welcome presidential candidate Wendell Willkie. He called it the largest celebration debris the city has had to handle after a parade.
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Los Angeles
Herman P. Cortelyou
Wendell Willkie
Cortelyou
Redskins Set to Face Giants in Upcoming Clash at Home
Washington prepares for a Sunday showdown with the New York Giants aiming to avenge two previous seasons of defeats. The Redskins bring 25 veterans back to renew the fierce rivalry, plus eight newcomers eager to prove themselves. The Giants answer with a younger lineup featuring Kay Aikin and several new backs and linemen, while veterans Leemans Duff Hein Poole Del Isola and Widseth anchor the squad. Duce Keahey returns to play tackle for the Giants alongside other rookies and seasoned players.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Giants
Redskins
Kay Eakin
Aransas
Tuffy Leemans
Ward Duff
Mel Hein
Jim Poole
Johnny del Isola
Ed Widseth
Leemans
George Washington University
Duce Keahey
Keahey
New York Eleven
Grenny Lansdell
Southern
California
John McLaughry
Brown
Cactus Face Dugan
Oklahoma
E. McGee
Temple
Fights Last Night Fights in Bangor and Brooklyn Results
In Bangor Pa Al Costa 140 outpointed George Brown 136 in Bethlehem. In Brooklyn Carlo Guggino 132 from Hartford and Monty Pig natore 130 from Brooklyn drew over eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Bangor
al Costa
New York
George Brown
Bethlehem
Brooklyn
Carlo Guggino
Hartford
A Guide For Stamp Collectors Offered By Information Bureau
A guide titled EVERYBODY'S STAMP BOOK is described as rich in stamp history, famed collectors, rare stamps, and steps to start a profitable collection. The book is pitched for beginners and veterans, with a request for ten cents to obtain a copy. Elephants fear mice due to poor eyesight and risk of injury from gnawing or entering sensitive areas.
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Winchester Evening Star
Washington, D. C
Frederick J. Haskin
American pennant chase narrows as two clubs lead
The Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers clash in a decisive series with the pennant on the line as both teams hold 85 wins and 61 losses. Yankees and White Sox face elimination while Detroit’s offense stays hot, hammering the Athletics 13-2 and 10-1 to extend their home run streaks.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Tigers win two with strong pitching and offense
Hanik Greenberg Rudy York and Dizzy Trout drove in five runs as Detroit rout Athletics in game one and Trout tossed a four hit effort in game two. Paul Reds earned his 20th victory in a seven run game against the Phillies. Dan McGee Johnny Mize and Al Smith led large hits for their clubs in separate games against the Pirates and Senators. Roy Cullendine and Red Ruffing paced the Browns and Yankees with key late or steady performances against the Red Sox and White Sox.
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Yanks
Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Buck Newsome
Mel Harder
A’s
Floyd Sbell
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Dizzy Trout
York
Pete Fox
Washington
Senators
al Smith
Johnny Welas
Tribe
Joe Kuhel
Boston Red Sox
Roy Cullendine
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Associated Press
Hanik Greenberg
Greenberg
Athletics
Trout
Paul Reds
Dan 1 McGee
Johnny Mize Dinals
Pirates
Indians
Browns
Red Sox
Red Ruffing
Cubs Hammer Giants as Passeau Wins Hard Fought Win
The New York Giants extended their losing streak to 11 games with an 8-2 defeat to the Chicago Cubs who rapped 14 hits including solo shots by Hank Leiber and Stan Hack. Claude Passeau earned his 19th victory on eight hits. In another NL tilt, the St. Louis Cardinals swept the Pirates 2-1 and 8-2 as Bill McGee allowed five hits in the opener and Johnny Mize led a 14-hit attack in the nightcap.
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Ual
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Hank Leiber
Stan Hack
Claude Passeau
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill McGee
Johnny Mize
Austrian resistance broadcast chief Rudolph in New York
Safe in New York a figure known only as Rudolph, an Austrian Freedom Station chief who broadcast anti Nazi propaganda from France, is shown after escaping to the United States. The Nazis have put a $10,000 price on his head.
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Austria
Rudolph
New York
United States
France
Germany
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Lloyd Stroller
N. Loudoun St
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Kernstown
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Robert Hockman
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Willkie
Winchester Star Information Bureau
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