Roundup of 1930s baseball and boxing links
New York sports roundup notes Gene Tunney’s $15000 bid for Pat Comiskey, Max Baer odds shifting amid cauliflowers market, and Yankee prospects with recent ceremonies for fallen foes. Mentions Hal Rooney knee injury, Marty Stuhldreher troubles, Don Kolbusz football exit, and Basil Vanderbilt racing. Also references Gene Flathman at Navy and Billy Stepp guest star praise for Lefty O Doul era.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Pat Comiskey
Bill Daley
Yankees
Tigers
Marty Stuhldreher
Don Kolbusz
Hal Rooney
Elmerson to lead Wolverines gliders return as head coach
Elmerson Michigans athletic immortal is coming back to head coach the Wolverine gliders. Henry Armstrong weighed 146 pounds when he knocked out Phil Parr in Washington the other night. A local kid Johnny Colan is about 19 and riding a 17 fight win streak. James J. Dykes jokes about bowling, cigars, and a White Sox effort against the Tigers.
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Elmerson
Michigan
Wolverine Gliders
Henry Armstrong
Phil Parr
Washington T
Johnny Colan
James J. Dykes
White Sox
Tigers
Odd Pin Bowling Draws Fifty Nine Players Inital Tournament
Fifty nine local bowlers competed in the Odd Pin event with eighteen women and forty one men. Russell Bucher won first prize of five dollars with a 266 total aided by 64 198 and 94 games. Harry Hottle and Pete LaFollette took second and third with 246 and 234. Women top score went to Mabel Grim with 196. Last week 20 women joined the 300 club highlights include Sencindiver Lillis Rice Ritter Grim and others. Hershey Pints earned a 500 game margin with Pauline Lloyd and Ann Dick contributing. Handley and Bell Clothes teams clashed with a late tie and five pin victory for Eutsler in the roll off.
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Russell Bucher
Harry Hottle
Pete Lafollette
Hottle
Bucher
Pete la Follette
Mabel Grim
Les Forney
Lee Abessiguie
Dot Sencindiver
Dang Gore
Evening Star Ladies League
Helen Lillis
Dot Rice
Edith Ritter
Helen Berry
Tommy Groves
Madge Burch
Alma Renner
Loma Cunningham
Elsie Sailor
Esther Butsler
Hilna Hottel
Georgia Eddy
Ann Dick
Pauline Lloyd
Bunch Ryan
Frances Prefitt
Luvella Wi
Frances van Deventer
Hershey
Star Office
Bell Clothes
Handley Girls
Clothiers
Scout Council To Meet Tonight
A special meeting of the Shenandoah Area Council BSA Executive Board is set for 8 pm Wednesday September 25 at the Potomac Edison Office in Martinsburg. Paul H. Love Regional Executive of Region Three will meet the local board to discuss Scouting in Virginia Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia.
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Shenandoah
Potomac Edison
Martinsburg
Paul H. Love
Boy Scouts
John 8. Scully, Jr
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Love
Ten Fights Planned for Berryville Guardsmen Show
Berryville Virginia September 25 carded a 10 bout boxing program four wrestling matches and a jiujitsu exhibition to aid local National Guardsmen. Nine boxing matches are confirmed with one or two more possible. An 8 p m start is expected with Clarke locals providing all fighters and Ned Lewis performing jiujitsu with Ed Longerbeam as the fall guy.
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Berryville
Clarke Sport
Lloyd Williams American Legion
Joe Casey
Boyce
Legion Committee
Casey
Clarke
Ned Lewis
Lewis
Ed Longerbeam
Ronald Frazier
Jimmie Casey
Jack Casey
Buddy Jenkins
Bob Jenkins
Donald Duke
Billy
Yowell
Jolin
Kermit Rhoden
Carroll Rhoden
W. R
Buddy” Foley
R. E. Shifler
H. R. Hurd
Berryme
Linwood Ritter
Berrye
R. O. Leake
W. S. Shackleford
Robert
Ace" Parker
Fraser Dougherty
Dougherty
Carroll
Walters or Derringer To Start For Reds
Cincinnati manager Bill McKechnie will pick the World Series starter near game one. The choice likely comes down to Bucky Walters or Paul Derringer, with the winner earning the No. 1 spot and the loser starting the opener likely in the No. 2 role. Derringer once pitched against the Yankees in 1932, a heart breaking 2 to 1 loss in the ninth.
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ST. Louis
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Derringer
Walters
Paul
Yankees
Not Entered Jalopy Race Yet Batt Injured In Cumberland Race
Kermit Batt of Winchester was not entered in Sunday's jalopy races at the Airport Speedway after an injury in Cumberland. Kenneth Cather of Winchester is favored to win portions of the prize money, with strong challengers Paul and Walter Nycum of Cumberland. The Sarah Zane Volunteer Fire dept sponsors the event slated for time trials at around 1 pm, featuring multiple heats, semifinals, a consolation, and a 30 lap feature.
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Cumberland
Kermit Batt
Winchester
Escyee
Airportpeedway
Batt
Kenneth Cather
Cather
Paul
Walter Nycum
Airport Speedway
Sarah Zane
Formula For Madcap Has Baer Ready For Double Show
SID FEDER reports from Jersey City that Max Baer plans pre-fight clowning in a two show approach with Pat Comiskey for their Thursday bout. Comiskey predicts a knockout in five or six rounds and eyes future fights including Joe Louis.
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Sid Feder
Jersey City
N. J
Maxie Baer
Patrick Edward Comiskey
Pat
Max
Maxie
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Louis
Billy
Baer
Tony Galento
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Treasury data shows receipts of 20.94 million dollars and expenditures of 11.77 million. The gross debt stands at 44.06 billion dollars as of September 25.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Major League Standings And Today's Scheduled Baseball
Standings show St Louis 7 Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 8 3. New York 6 9. Washington 5 4. Weather rains delay Chicago at Detroit. other games list probable pitchers for today including Lee Rigney Newsom Bridges Trout Milnar Ruffing Fleming Rich Potter Dean and schedule notes Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn head to head matchups with various pitcher pairings.
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Chicago
Detroit
Lee
Rigney
Newsom
Bridges
Trout
St. Louis
Cleveland
Kennedy
Milnar
Washington
New York
See
Ruffing
Boston
Philadelphia
Fleming
Rich
Potter
Dean
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Moore
Thompson
Hutchinson
Sewell
Lanning
Olsen
Sy Johnson
Barnicle
Gumbert
Head
Peter Ene
Brooklyn Atone
Middletown Plans Meeting to Reorganize League
A community league reorganization meeting is set for Thursday at 7.30 p m in Middletown. Principal H Denis Hoover announced the event noting last year’s president was Leslie Shiley.
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Middletown
H. Denis Hoover
Leslie Shiley
Virginia Veterans Boost For Lehigh Opener At Charlottesville
University of Virginia coach Frank Murray eyes a veteran heavy starting lineup for the Lehigh game with only a few unsettled spots. Backfield includes Leroy Neustedter and Rouss Craig with others in tight competition. tackles Lee McLaughlin and Bucky Morse anchored by rotation.
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Charlottesville
Frank Murray
University of Virginia
Lehigh
Leroy Neustedter
Rouss Craig
Mosby Cardozo
Bill Dudley
Harry McClaugherty
Sylvester O’grince
Lee McLaughlin
Bucky Morse
McLaughlin
Albert Prerotte
Jack Sauerbeck
Ervin Dickey
Jack Murden
Billy Suhling
Lynchburg
Jim White
Nick Gianakos
White
Bill Preston
Crop Insurance Deadline Near
Attention was directed to the deadline for crop insurance applications expiring at midnight September 30. All claims for the season must be presented to the county agent by October 15. Frederick county farmers participating in the program number between 60 and 70, according to Fred Stine.
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Frederick County
Fred Stine
Yankees Hold Tight Place With Six Straight Wins
The New York Yankees won their sixth straight, beating the Washington Senators 6-5 and 9-4. Detroit and Cleveland hover near the lead with Detroit facing a doubleheader today while Chicago and St. Louis also won. Ted Williams, Joe Cronin, and Jimmie Foxx starred for Boston in a doubleheader sweep of Philadelphia A's 16-8 with Foxx’s 500th career homer.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Yankees
New York
Washington Senators
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Olfesse
Babe Dahlgren
Elden Auker
Johnny Berardino
Browns
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Ted Williams
Joe Cronin
Jimmie Foxx
Illiams
Foxx
Cronin
Jack Wilson
Bill Beckman
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Max Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Reds
Calyum
Cubs
Challedon
Belmont
Alf Vanderbilt
Clemson
Gene Flathman
Navy
Billy Stepp
Portland Oregonian
Bill Terry
Lefty O
Lefty
Terry
Joe DiMaggio
Dom DiMaggio
Giants
Bill
Ted Kennings
Heinie Groh
Brohter
Brookly
Deacon McKechnie
Lippy
Billy Southworth
E Frisch
Cardinals
Totty Galento
Johnson City
W. Monmont St
J. C. J. Green
N. Cameron St
Scout Council
Ee EE Silco Cut-Price Stores, Inc
Berryville Guardsmen
Clyde Alexander
Alexander
W. W. Carroll
Rugged
George
MacFadden
Tom Starrett
Joe Settle
George Rogers
Raymond Guest
Near White Post
Washington Garage
Loudoun St
Geo. T. Barnsley
Comiskey
Jon
Ew York
Cavencees BT
Chicago Tenes
Boston Sewer Eee
St. Louis Watene
Radiorgan
Wahoos
University
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Ford
Tema
Outer Circle
R. F. Circuit
Golden Tone
Radiorgan Tone
Zenith
Goliath
Washington, D. C
Zenith Radiorgan
Miles Music CO
W. Boscawen St
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
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