World Series Shares Divided for Nats and Giants
Baseball notes detail how the Washington Nationals share 32 full and half shares among players and staff and compensate batters, secretaries, and others. The New York Giants allocate 26 full or partial shares with various staff receiving payments, pending commissioner approval. The text cites past series payouts and per team distributions.
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New York
New York Giants
Kenesaw M. Landis
Johnny Verger
John Salveson
Harry
Charlie Dressen
Bill Shores
Henry Fabian
Fred Logan
Eddie Logan
George Croy
Senators
Giants
Standings and Schedule for the American League
The Washington club leads with 97 wins to 65 losses. New York sits at 88 56 while Philadelphia and Cleveland are near . The day shows no results yesterday with one game on today New York at Philadelphia. Tomorrow features Washington at New York and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
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St. Louis
National League Standings and Today's Schedule
National League standings show New York leading with 89 wins and Pittsburgh at 85. Chicago and St Louis trail with 84 and 85. Boston and Brooklyn have 80 and 64. Philadelphia 58 and Cincinnati 58. Today’s schedule lists no games.
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Old Walnut Springs Church to Host Homecoming in Oranda
Oranda Virginia residents anticipate a full day at Old Walnut Springs Church next Sunday with an on site lunch and all day service. The note lists local residents visiting relatives and moving to jobs at Winchester and nearby towns.
Paddy at the Palace Ends Tonight With Gaynor and Baxter
Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter star in Paddy the Next Best Thing, a box office record setter at Fox, showing final times 7:15 and 9:00 p m. at the Palace. The film is praised as a sweet lovable romance and one of the year’s top attractions locally. Skyway opens tomorrow with Monograms epic of the air starring Kathryn Crawford and others.
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Warner Baxter
Paddy
Fox
Palace
Ray Walker
Lucient Littlefield
Tom Dugan
the Palace
Three Cornered Moon Opens at Capitol with Star Cast
Warner Bros Capitol opens the film Three Cornered Moon for a two day run. Claudette Colbert Richard Arlen and Mary Boland star in a playful Schulberg production for Paramount. The Rimplegars a wealthy family goes broke amid comic misadventures and witty satire.
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B. P. Schulberg
Paramount
Capitol Theatre
Rimplegars
Richard Arlen
Mary Boland
Schulberg
George Arliss Heads Colonial Run of Working Man
George Arliss stars in Working Man at the Colonial tomorrow. The show features the actor in a dramatic arc amid bar scenes and a social misfit story, drawing crowds with Arliss’ performance and the film’s lively, controversial moments.
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Colonial Tomorrow
Cere Arliss
Arrow
Catholic Laymen To Deliver Address In Woodstock
David Goldstein of Boston, described as a Catholic lay apostle to the man in the street, will speak at Woodstock courthouse on October 3 under Wood stock Catholic Church sponsorship. He previously spoke in Winchester and will use a motor broadcasting car to explain church teachings and answer inquiries.
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David Goldstein
Boston
Goldstein
Winchester
Ice in Northern Siberia Delays River Breakup
In far northern Siberia the ice on rivers does not break up until Tune, delaying seasonal water flow and travel. Authorities warn of continued winter conditions and potential flooding risks once breakup begins.
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Park Association to Close Schedule Sunday
Mike Donlin dies in Los Angeles at age 50 after a heart attack. A former major league batting star and World Series hero with the New York Giants he later acted in films and appeared in a police uniform in a recent photo.
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Donlin
Grimes Gleanings notes local visits and events
Grimes Virginia reports Mr and Mrs C W Hensenl and Miss Elizabeth Randall spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs C J Unger at Berkeley Springs West Virginia Cecil McVay left to resume studies at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Lee N Whitacre revenue commissioner was a business caller here H W Hensell doing mason work at Mount Williams farm Farmers busy with corn plowing and apples Mrs W M Haycock and daughter Minnie of Clearbrook visited Mr and Mrs B F Hubbard Mr A S Orndorff erecting a new wareroom for storage There was a funeral for Annie Dokes Cedar Hill Church attended by local white friends She was a well known former employee of many families James Grimes Luther Miller and Misses Mary and Alice Newcomb visited here with Mr and Mrs Charles Hensell
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H. W. Butler
Mount Williams
W. M. Haycock
Minnie
Clearbrook
B. F. Hubbard
Orndorff
Annie Dokes
Cedar Hill Church
James Grimes
Luther Miller
Mary
Alice Newcomb
Charles Hensell
Local Telephone Workers Earn Service Emblems
Three Winchester office employees of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia receive long service emblems. William Pingley, 20 years, four star gold. A A O Leary, 15 years. Erma G Hottel, 5 years. In Virginia, 124 others are honored for various years, totaling 1265 years. Emblems include stars for 5 to 20 years and ruby or diamond accents for 25 and 35 years.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
J. T. Yates
William B. Pingley
A. A. O'Leary
Erma G. Hottel
Telephone Company
Walking Man Mound in Wisconsin a Dakota God Figure
An earthen mound near Baraboo Wisconsin shaped as a walking man spans 214 feet. The horned figure, facing west, is thought to depict a Dakota god named Hekoya. It is among about 20 000 Indian mounds in the state.
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Hekoya
Constipation Cure Promises Relief After Thirty Years
An old remedy ad claims a 30 year battle with constipation ended by Adlerika. A testimonial from Alice Burns praises the product while Baker's Drug Store in Stephens City lists Steele and Brother as local druggists. The notice markets Adlerika as a new person after long distress.
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Alice Burns
Baker’s Drug Store
Stephens City
Steele
Brother
Guard Against Disease Aims at Monkeys Arrival
Newly arrived apes and monkeys at the London zoo are kept under daily observation in a sanatorium for several months before mingling with 700 other simians. This precaution helps prevent tuberculosis spread among zoo animals.
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Stabilizing Butter Market Triggers Cash Trading Confusion
Chicago September reports show butter spot prices pegged above market statistics, with nearly 6 million pounds traded on the cash market at the Mercantile Exchange in two weeks. A large cooperative borrowed Federal funds for stabilization, while storage holdings balloon to 175 million pounds by September 1, risking a market crash if surplus is not reduced.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Cronin Keeps Opening Pitcher Choice Secret
Cronin says four pitchers are ready and will be kept on edge until Tuesday when he selects the Opening Pitcher at the Polo Grounds. Rumors name Alvin Crowder or Monte Weaver as top candidates as Washington paces toward a rotation the manager will finalize before game day.
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Nationals
Monte Weaver
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Polo Grounds
Wise Attacks Virginia Regime At Front Royal Rally
Maj. Wise denounces the Virginia administration in Front Royal accusing state leaders of serving office holders. He mocks Governor Pollard, praises Deal and Smith, and criticizes Byrd’s influence while urging change through new state leaders. McWane attacks Peery’s record and pledges an audit of the Highway Department if elected.
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y—Maree Henry A. Wise
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Warren County
Virginia
Pollard
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Joseph Deal
Norfolk
W Worth Smith
Louisa
Wise
Fred W. McWane
George C. Peery
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McWane
State Highway Department
And Time Marches On
A fragment in Nebraska traces human law back to between 15 000 and 80 000 years ago, suggesting early legal concepts appeared long before written records.
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Park Nine Closes Season With Hancock and Millwood Drills
The Winchester Park Association ends its baseball schedule this weekend with a doubleheader against Hancock Athletic Club on Saturday and Millwood Athletic Club on Sunday. Hancock, a top Western Maryland club, won the County League pennant last week. Park squads expect strong fan turnout and have arranged October games at Rouss Spring Park. A Sunday tie‑breaker match will determine which club leads the current standings. The Park Pavillion square dance, postponed from tomorrow, will be held Saturday night 9 to 12 with proceeds to the Park Association.
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Many Sportsmen to Take Part in Winchester Clay Shoot
A large turnout of trapshooters from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia will compete in the Winchester Gun Club clay bird shoot on October 5 Prizes include silver trophies and cash. The event aims to crown champions of Frederick Clarke Warren and Shenandoah counties with 100 16 yard targets 25 handicap and 12 doubles pairs. Cash prizes split 50 30 and 20 percent. A five team race for a silver trophy and cash prizes will follow with at least six teams expected.
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Winchester Gun Club
Arthur Seabright
Frederick
Clarke Warren
Shenandoah
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