World Series debates and season tallies mix in roundup
Gossip from the sports world notes Yankees pitching unsettled for the World Series as Bill Dickey eyes his 100th game of the season. Red Rolfe and Charley Keller plan comebacks while Dodgers and Phillies clash conceptually. Other items include college football captains, a hockey referee’s day job, and a rural high school football forfeit caused by grape harvest distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Special News Service
Gowanus
Yanks
Bill Dickey
Red Rolfe
Charley Keller
Dodgers
Phillies
Johnny Mize
Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
Yankees
Pitsburgh
North Caroline U
Tar Heel
Pennsylvania
Morris Sachs
Hibbing
Minn
George Perpich
Georgetown
Michigan
Sachs
George
Bill Chadwick
New York Stock Exchange
West Point
Cassopolis
Mich
Mattawan
Dapper Dan Club Reels In Fight Gate Proceeds
Ballyhoo around the Louis Nova bout drew comparisons to the Dempsey Tunney era, but the department sees little parallel beyond potential rain. The Dapper Dan Club reported $3 582 82 in receipts from last week's fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballyhoo
Dapper Dan Club
Public sale of Duncan farm near Winchester set for Sept 27
On the E. A. Duncan farm a 64 acre property with an eight room house two wells a cistern bank barn and outbuildings will be sold at a Saturday sale at 10 AM on the Front Royal pike three miles south of Winchester Land is offered on terms to be set day of sale Personal property including household and kitchen furniture will also be sold for cash with real estate on terms. Fred and Walter Duncan executors Duvall and Auds announce.
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E. A. Duncan
Front Royal Pike
Winchester
Fred & Walter Duncan
Local visitors and relatives noted around Boyce and Clarke county
Mrs. Amos Clary returns to Bowling Green after visiting Clarke and Winchester relatives. Several families including the Strodes Luxfords McKay Lamham Locke and Jolliffees host or visit friends in Boyce Front Royal Winchester and Washington. Mrs. M. E. Smith recovers from flu as Vander Linden visits Washington and Baltimore.
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Boyce
Amos Clary
Clarke
Winchester
Bowling Green
Roger Strode
Franklin Luxford
Roger Strode Luxford
Washington
Wade Hampton Palmer
Bluemont
J. P. Jolliffe
L. E. Clarke
Mosby Mitchell
B. B. McKay
Bromley McKay
Beverley
Hermann Lanham
Lanham
Johns
Front Royal
Jacob Locke
Will Locke
M.E. Smith
Reid Stanton
Peter McGuire Payne
Vander Linden
Baltimore
Eckerson
Anne
Troy
N. C
Henderson
C. N. Broaddus
B. W. Petty
Clay Carr Sr
Stinson
J. R. Strode
Broaddus
Elizabeth Clary
Gore News and Social Happenings in Gore Virginia
Mrs John Parish and Mrs Nate Shingleton were dinner guests at Mr and Mrs M C Garvin s home. Mr and Mrs A D Davis and Miss Garilindine and Marguerite Constable dined with Mr and Mrs Dora Miller. Jean Constable spent the weekend in Winchester. Quint McDaniel visited Baltimore relatives and his ill sister Mrs M L Ragland. Gore sand mine hosts a social for employees and families on September 20. W M Wolford and two daughters visited Dick Wolford in Capon Bridge W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Ragland
Gore Sand Mine
W. M. Wolford
Dick Wolford
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Late News Timings From The STAR Across Time Zones
The STAR reports press time differences with 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin and Rome and 11 P M in the Balkans. This update reflects the late news cycle as it reaches international readers.
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STAR
London
Berlin
Rome
Balkans
Soong Sisters Story At Handley Library
Handley Library presents The Soong Sisters by Emily Hahn. It traces Madame Chiang Kai-shek Madame Kung and Madame Sun Yat-sen as pivotal Chinese figures in war revolution and power. The author’s China experience informs the narrative including a dug-out meeting with Madame Chiang Kai-shek. The book can be borrowed from Handley Library.
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Soong Sisters
Emily Hahn
Soong
Madame Chiang Kaishek
China
Madame Kung
Sun Yat-Sen
Miss Hahn
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek
Rity
Handley Library
Frisch and Old Mates Clash in Crosshal Double Header
Frank Frisch faces former rivals as the Pirates host the Cardinals in a tight NL race four game series. Ken Heintzelman and Truett Sewell or Bob Kinger expected for two games. Dodgers beat Phillies 5-0. Giants split with Braves. Tigers blast White Sox 11-0. Niggeling blanks Tribe in St Louis victory.
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Associated Press
Frankie Frisch
Onkel Franz
Leo the Lip Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
Leo the Lip
St. Leo
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Oakel Franz
Pirates
L Pet
Gowanus Gallants
Flash
Ken Heintzelman
Ken
Warriors
Truett Sewell
Bob Kinger
Phillies
Curt Davis
Phils
Frank Melton
Brooklyns
DAILY CROSSWORD 1 4a 7 16 Across
Crossword clues fill a 15 by 15 grid with standard across and down entries including names of gods months and common words across a variety of definitions
Amateur Duckpin Bowlers Vie For $5,000 In Prizes
Chicago reports the second annual Brunswick $5,000 Red Crown Open Play Duck Pin Bowling Carnival opens with three 9 day contests starting Oct 4, Nov 1 and Dec 6. It invites men women boys and girls with no entry fee and four ability classes from Beginners to Stars. Each bowler can enter multiple times as open play determines eligibility.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau replies to missing observation report
Weather Bureau officials requested full data after the Ashley North Dakota station sent only wind. The reply noted the temperature dew point ceiling and sky were missing due to an unexpected obstruction blocking the station door.
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Minneapolis
Weather Bureau
Ashley
N. D
Sioux scout Claude Grey guards second army patrol
Private Claude Grey, a full blooded Sioux from Yankton South Carolina, is acclaimed as the best scout in the Second Army. During war games a reconnaissance patrol he halted his squad with the warning Stop and take cover I smell horses. Ten minutes later a cavalry troop rode past.
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Second Army
Claude Grey
Yankton, S. C
Grey
A Home Newspaper Devoted to Your Community
This brief notice highlights a local paper serving residents with community news, events, and items of local interest. It emphasizes a focus on neighborhood happenings and community connections.
Perry Posts A 149 For High In League C
League C standings show Rustic Goodrich Eagles Club Health Club and others. Highlights include Perry 149 and Ed Burch 147 for high games, Clevenger 378 and Rhea 375 for high sets, with Health Club 1662 and Eagles 1639 as top team scores.
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Perry
Rustic Goodrich Eagles Club
Health Club
Friendship
Rustic
Buick
Knit Mill
Ellis
Kurtz
Goodrich
Royal Crown
Eagles
Burch
Kiracore
Knit
Clevenger
Rhea
W. White
Fights Last Night Summary of Several Boxing Bouts
In North Little Rock Pat Comiskey stopped Bob Sikes in six, in Tampa Claudio Villilar outpointed Buddy Scott over ten, and in Buffalo Gus Dorazio defeated Clarence Jones over twelve rounds.
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Associated Press
North Little Rock
Ark
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
N. J
Bob Sikes
Pine Bluff
Tampa
Fla
Claudio Villilar
Spain
Buddy Scott
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
N. Y
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Clarence Jones
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Highlights
Johnny Niggeling limited the Indians to no runs on seven hits as the Browns won 5-0. Curt Davis shut out the Phillies with a six hitter. Alton Benton pitched seven innings for a Tigers shutout of the White Sox. Carl Hubbell and Phil Masi teamed for a nine hit ball in a 5-3 opener win, while Masi drove in the winning run with a ninth inning double in the nightcap to make it 2-1.
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New York Giants
Boston Braves
Carl Hubbell
Phil Masi
Braves
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Niggeling
Cleveland
St. Louis
Niggeling
Tribe
Browns
Bob Feller
Associated Press
Indians
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Phillies
Alton Benton
Tigers
White Sox
Giants
Rees
Hubbell
Masi
Parian Chronicle Question Answer
The Parian Chronicle is identified as a chronological record, with an answer noting it as a chronological list.
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C.F.H. A
Record of Chief Greek Mythology and History Events
The fragment outlines a register of major events in ancient Greece spanning myth and history. It notes foundational deeds, legendary battles, and early civic milestones recorded as a concise chronology.
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Greece
Island of Paros Marble Tablets in Oxford Collection
Marble inscriptions from Paros are now part of Oxford University’s collection. The tablets, engraved with inscriptions, are preserved and studied for their historical significance.
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Island of
Paros
Oxford University
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A’ m Magazine
Lou Novikoff
Leo Durocher
Southeworth
McCarthy
Exprs. Duvall & Auds
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
S. Loudoun St
DIAL
Mnin [Stores CO
Preezes
Shengas
Gore
Tom
Dain
Prmias Drugs
Seacheb
Frank Frisch
Cards
Sid Feder
Daily Crossword
Lope
Italy
India
Norway
Gene Serry
Pitt
Firestone
Firestone Raddcock & Ambers
H Tire Auto Supply and
Clevenger, Rhea and
Reueans
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sitamis
Stephano Brothers
Phila
DELCO
General Motors
O’connell
South Braddock St
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