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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1936

Page

5

New York To Have Subway Series After Pennant Win

The Giants clinched the National League pennant by sweeping a doubleheader with the Bees, earning a shot at the Yankees in the world series. Hal Schumacher pitched seven-hits in the opener, delivering the decisive run in the tenth on Travis Jackson’s grounder aided by a key two-base error. In the second game, Boston halted the Giant lineup behind Bob Weir’s six hits for a 4-0 win. The Cards and Cubs battled for second place, while the Dodgers split with Philadelphia. The Yankees lost 4-3 to the A's as Gehrig hit his 49th homer.

Giants Ten Bees Chamion New York Yankees Ew York Anks Harlem Hal Schumacher Bill Urbanski Travis Jackson Schumacher Bill Weir New Hampshire Collegian Boston Bill Terry John McGraw Senators Cardinals Charley Gelbert Dizzy Dean Dodgers Bill Hugh Mulcahy Phils Jose Gomez Harry Eisenstat Brooklyns Yankees Monte Pearson Lou Gehrig Gehrig Terry Wil Lazzeri Burgess Whitehead Tony Frankie Drivery Dartmouth Robert Red Jackson Leslie Eddie Mayo Baltimore Mark Koenig Don Heffner Jack Saltzgaver

Baseball Scores and Upcoming Doublesheader Results

Yesterday’s results feature Philadelphia 4, New York 3 with multiple rainouts. St Louis vs Cleveland and Boston vs Washington were postponed. Today’s schedule includes St Louis at Cleveland and New York at Philadelphia, with NYC 2-0 Boston 1-4 in 10 innings, Philadelphia 4-2 Brooklyn in 13 innings then 7 innings due to darkness, St Louis 5-2 Cincinnati 4-0 in 13 and 6 innings, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 0, and Cincinnati at St Louis plus New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn on the slate.

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

Landon Pledges Protection of American Market for Farmers

In Minneapolis Landon pledged protection of the American market for the American farmer and urged stopping reciprocal tariff policies. He attacked the New Deal trade program as savaging U.S. farmers, advocated reasonable protection, and framed isolation as necessary for world prosperity and national self sufficiency. He spoke from a traveling back porch rail on a nationally broadcast address at the municipal auditorium and noted crop shortages blamed on scarcity policies.

Landon Minneapolis Gov. Landon Fandon Farmer Labor Party Roosevelt Minnesota New Deal Des Moines J. M Ding) D_ ling Mr. Roosevelt Iowa Party Carl Cook State Central Committee Dan Turner John Wallace Hary Wallace

Mrs Whitney Plans Big Hand Race Entries at Middletown

Mrs John Hay Whitney with 44 entries for two day Middletown hand races at Glennwood estate near Middleburg. Horses and riders include W Carlton Eacho Louise Myers Dr L M Allen and many others from Virginia New York and Maryland. Two races per day feature a flat race and a steeplechase as preparations push toward a near 300 entry total.

John Hay Whitney Llangollen Farms Upperville Middletown Glennwood D. C Cook Crawley W. Carlton Eacho Louise Myers Washington L. M. Allen Winchester Bede Brown Portchester N. Y Federicks Warburg Middleburg Ned Barker Ritier Brothers Turner Wiltshire Robert McConnell Francis Turner Betty Furr William B. Casilear Jim Skinner Noel Laing W. W. Rutter Harry Frost E. B. Gochnauer

Yom Kippur Day of Atonement Observed Worldwide

Sunset ushers the 24 hour Yom Kippur solemn day for Jews ending the ten days of penitence from Rosh Hashana. Observant Jews abstain from meals and drink and devote hours to prayer seeking forgiveness. Kol Nidre opens the service as a focus on self examination and repentance, with a memorial hour for the dead.

Lone Townsend Club Disbands in Norfolk

The Townsend Club of Norfolk has disbanded amid dissatisfaction with a new dues plan adopted at a Cleveland convention. Members approved dues of 2 dollars yearly with 40 cents of each new member’s dues returning to the initiator and 1.60 going to the state manager. Old dues were cents yearly plus 10 cents monthly. Dr. J. B. Buckey of Richmond is the state manager of the Townsend plan.

Norfolk Townsend Club Millie F. Barr Cleveland

Giants depend on Terry and Jackson in New York Classic

The pennant clinch gives Bill Terry and Travis Jackson a chance to rest and anchor the Giants infield as they face the Yankees. The piece weighs defensive edge, double play strength, and the impact of age and health on the looming World Series, noting Giants depth and Yankees advantage in speed and hitting.

Terry and Jackson Giants New York Terry Sambo Leslie Dick Bartell Burgess Whitehead

Democrats To Hold Rally In Rockingham County

Democrats in the Seventh Virginia District sponsor a rally with music and speakers. Mayor J. Fulmer Bright of Rich(mond) will appear. George Aldhizer Young Democratic Club will provide the program and act as master of ceremonies.

Tion Congress Virginia J. Fulmer Bridght Rockingham County Young Democratic Club George Aldhizer Young Democratic Clw

Jefferson Avenue Lots for Sale in Winchester Virginia

Public auction of two vacant lots on Jefferson Street in Winchester Virginia offered under court decrees in the Shenandoah Valley Bank vs heirs of Ida F Shryock. Sale set for October 24 1936 at 11 A M with terms requiring one third cash and two thirds via bonds payable in one and two years. Special Commissioner R Gray Williams and Clerk M Smith certify bond compliance.

Corporation Court of City of Winchester Virginia Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Ida F. Shryock County Court House Chancery R. Gray Williams I. Clark M. Smith City of Winchester M. Smith

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