Park To Wind Up Season With Two Games Next Saturday
Park closes its season with a two game set against Millville of Winchester scheduled for next Saturday. Blairton defeated Blairton earlier, while Pitcher Duff led Blairton in the win. Millville to face Winchester with Boots Poffenberger signing with Detroit and slated to pitch.
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Seersere
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Corrigan
Fae Johnson
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Willis
Burner
Wife Preservers Serve Healthful Custards to Youth
Women provide custards and milk puddings to growing boys and girls as a healthier alternative to pies and cakes. They seek sweets but favor nourishing options over candy, cake, or pie.
Peery Targets Utah Governorship With Packing Horse Theme
Harman W. Peery, mayor of Ogden, seeks Utah governor as an Independent Progressive. He attacks incumbent Gov. Henry Blood and Republican Ray A. Dillman with ads centered on a packing horse emblem and a slogan urging oats to save on taxes.
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Harman W. Peery
Ogden
Peery
Henry H. Blood
Ray A. Dillman
Dish Towel Dogs Pattern Charity Gift
Frisky dish towel dogs shown as a seven motif cross stitch transfer. Pattern 5652 includes seven silhouettes, stitching guides, color suggestions, and material needs. Send 10 cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept. for the pattern with name address and advertisement number.
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Household Arts Dept
14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Pennant contenders fall as season closes with splits
Senators topple Yankees 10 5 to cap AL race as 93 9 RBIs by Rickey break season mark. Giants lose 8 3 but win NL pennant, Cubs rally to tie for second with Cardinals. Sox finish 81 70. Senators 82 71. Feller beats Tigers. Foxx homers in both Sox games. Dee Moore stars for Reds. Demaree and Hack drive in for Cubs.
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Stan Hack
Johnny Stone
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Dodgers
Policy Conflicts and Tariff Views Across History
A Central Press roundup discusses how laws survive by modification rather than repeal, citing monopoly regulation and NRA issues. It notes tariff protection favors producers at home but harms exporters, with remarks on farmers, manufacturers, and global prices.
Farmers Use 1934 Lessons To Brace For Drought Strain
Washington correspondent notes that experienced farmers in drought regions apply lessons from 1934. They conserve feed, ration by animal units, and plan marketing to avoid price shocks, aiming for steadier supplies for winter and better prices for producers and consumers.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Trans Bps
Harvard Coach Dubious About Team's Success
Harvard coach Dick Harlow faces a tough schedule and relies on a strong sophomore group to lift the Crimson. Captain Jim Gaffney has shifted positions, and the 1937 plan hinges on developing young talent while aiming for key wins over Amherst, Brown, and Virginia.
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Mass
Dick Harlow
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Harlow
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Jones
Joe Nee
Western
Maryland
Eddie Mahan
George Owen
Barry Wood
Misake Memphis Display Sets Two Bulldogs Against Wildcats
In Memphis a store displayed a caged lynx and a large bulldog with a placard asking what would happen when they meet. A caller wondered if the Humane Society would let them fight, but the merchant explained the display referred to a football game between Southwestern University and Union University bulldogs.
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Tenn
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Union University Bulldogs
Pioneer Woman Hurtles Pain in Oklahoma City
Mrs Florence Hensley 72 refused a hypodermic for pain and ether for anesthesia before her broken arm was set at a hospital. A few hours later she went shopping, displaying unexpected resilience amid medical advice.
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