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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1932

Page

5

Bill Terry Named Giants Manager After McGraw Exit

Bill Terry succeeds John J. McGraw as manager of the New York Giants. The veteran slugger is to take charge with full responsibility, amid speculation Bancroft’s future with the club. Terry signals Bancroft’s unclear status, but vows to lead the team at the Polo Grounds.

Bill Terry John J. McGraw Giant Terry McCraw Mucopmior Aebeta Rogers Hornsby Rajah Boston Mélanie Banncrett Dave Bancrett McGraw Theoe McGrew Bancroft Betther Bercagh Aeunon Toledo

Record totals and errors highlight late innings

Baseball box score notes Crosetti and Gehrig among leaders, Ruth and Combs driving runs. Crossett, Lazzeri, and Chapman shine with multiple hits as Cochrane and McNair turn double plays. Mehaffey takes loss. Rhodes and Wine credited with wild pitches in a 2:38 game.

Crosetti Gomer Biabop Cramer Cochrane Simmons Poxk Coleman McNair Errors Ruth Gehrig Crosatti Allen Baronhay Combs Crossett Saitegaver Lanzert Chapman Dickey Cochrans Gremer WeMair Laszer Rootes Brown Brenanaw Walberg Romine Batnahow G'S Rhodes Barryshaw Mahaffey Walters Brune Hommel Brows Mehaffey Grivel McGowan Vanarafi

Major League Statistics Snapshot from Early Season

Baseball standings and results show interleague play with Chicago and Brooklyn tied 5 to 2 after 11 innings, Philadelphia topping Mt. Lewis 2 to 1 in 10 innings, and Chicago at Pittsburgh. American League matchups include Cleveland at Detroit in 2, Washington at Beeton in 1, and other city pairings.

Cuthenal Chicago Pittaneargh Becton Brookium Phiadelphia New York Cincinnati Mt. Lenk Lurveland Detroit Washington Beeten

Indians Sweep Detroit With Doubleheader Wins

Cleveland defeated the Detroit Tigers 3 to 1 in game one and crushed them 10 to 3 in game two. Wes Ferrell homered to spark the first win, while Montague and Ferrell contributed key RBIs. Cleveland pitchers held Detroit in check, with Harder earning the victory and Wratt taking the loss.

Detroit Cleveland Detroit Tigers Benge? Nurlera Wes Ferrell Montague Bridges Gamay Clevetame Tierroty ABM Otter Rf Davin Th Oso HS Odt Rogell Ss F Averill Ct Stuce Vounik If Getiger Morgan Ib Walter Ch Seok Johnson Rf Kemm Tal Waring Iha Montgus Ruel Richariaon Gehringer Ferrell Kamm Averiil Richardson Berrell Mor Peer Jonason Haywth Wyatt Gota Battes Porter Cissail Averill Morgan ST ‘Myatt Bers ‘Montague Harder Rogell Mone Geringer Hayworth Coldataln Jett Miniague Hardee Walker Johnson Minix Lot An Goldstein Johnson Hlogaett Ogg Veland Wyatt Herring Consity Wyett Connally Weett Lin Herring Galdstein Hegeett Mona Ith Wratt Dineen Ormie

Veteran righthander Jimmy Chatter recalls long career with Generals

The veteran pitcher profile traces Jimmy Chatter’s 272 win career with the Generals and his later struggles with injury. It notes his return to action, a fractured jaw incident, and his enduring aim to prove he can still perform at the mound. The piece highlights his start in Charleroi and a key role in Clarksville’s past drives.

Generals Jimmy Sin Keaton NYP Jeegwe Aidan Cuil Lab Charleroi Governora Clarksburg Bian Dell

Braves Beat Robins with Unclear Play By Players

A fragmented recap shows the Braves defeating the Robins with mixed names like Witson Sachi Tasch Uroanekl and Douells Melly, while Breck and Stark contribute in a unclear score. mentions Prasthouse Cantwell and Poppies in a jumble of words.

Goslin Delivers Late Home Run Beats White Sox

Chicago June 3. Goslin blasted a tenth inning homer to power St. Louis to a 2 2 tie? 2 to 2 win over the White Sox. The fragmentary box shows Camp belted runs and various misreads, with Hayes replaced by Salted and multiple errors credited.

Chicago Goats Goslin St. Louia White Box Burma Vey Runa Campbellee Campden Chitago Salle Biaeholder

Poor Field Will Re the Third Oldest Fixture

In America the event ranks behind only the Traversataken and the Jerome. The winner this year may not match some predecessors, yet victory in this class guarantees lasting prestige in the thoroughbred realm and social register.

America Social Register

Court mulls fraud claims and recount motion in county race

Friday session hears allegations of fraud in 10 to 12 precincts with Salisbury seeking to pause the sheriff recount and possibly rename it. Van Horn’s counsel claim rights to recount select precincts and may decide to proceed after a Tuesday notice. Ballots alleged to be illegally marked and signed by officers may be produced as evidence. several precincts, including one at South Bulmer, eyed for scrutiny. Officials may be summoned to testify on returns in contested precincts as 400 to 445 allotments are in question. In another race, Brotherton Moore and Preston shifts in fifth to eighth place after recounts in Cabin Creek.

Salisbury Sulisbury van Horn Massey South Bulmer B. J. Pettigrew W. T. Brotherton House of Delegates Aintn Setenth Place J. A. deGruyter George D. Moore DeCruyter Moore Brotherton John J. D. Preston Sik Cabin Creek

Nominees Listed From Parkersburg to Petersburg in Totals

Continued from page 1 candidates include James Rin ald of Charleston 31505 W L Tanscott of Lewisburg 17450 Herman J Thorne Beckley 20716 Fred Watking Grafton 19796 Alvin J Barnhart Charleston 47448 Lafe B Chatin Williamson 31608 B W Craddock Glenville 44048 A L Campbell Talcott 87371 T Jeffer son Grove Petersburg 33087.

Parkersburg James Rinald Charleston W. L. Tanscott Lewisburg Herman J. Thorne Beckley Fred Wat King Grafton Alvin J. Barnhart Lafe B. Chatin Williamson B. W. Craddock Glenville

Bandit Identified As Canadian Bank Robbery Suspect

Indianapolis report says a bandit slain during a Penn Indiana gasoline station robbery is identified as William B. of Ohio by the state bureau. He was wanted in Canada for a 1948 Canadian National Railway robbery with four men, netting currency and bonds. a $7,000 reward was posted for his capture.

Indianapolis Ind Penn Charles Bolte State Triminel Bureau Wiliam Bov Canada Canadian’ National Railwaya Willian BH Mu‘jer Columbus

Ancillary Receivers Named for Coal Firm

Federal Judge William E. Baker named ancillary receivers for Consolidation Coal Company after petitions filed in eight federal courts. Receivers will manage the company’s properties in the northern district of West Virginia, including coal lands mining properties and towns with mines not currently in operation.

Elking William E. Baker United States Northern District of West Virginia Consolidation Coal Company Northern District Court Northern District

London Society Woman Charged in Youth Murder Case

London dispatch reports Mrs. Fivire Pelores Barney, daughter of Sir John Mullena and former wife of John Sterling Bernty, arrested and charged with the murder of Michael Scott Stephen. Stephen, a socially prominent young man, was found dead with a chest wound in Barney’s Knightsbridge apartment.

London Fivire Pelores Barney John Mullena John Sterling Bernty Michael Scott Stephen

Veterans Proclaim End to Donations as Washington March Looms

Local police report funds from the camp dwindling with 73 dollars in cash and 72 in food, plus a 2500 dollar promised check, to shelter and feed up to 1000 veterans. Amid protest, others press Congress for the Patman bonus vote while thousands march toward Washington from Pittsburgh Cleveland and beyond, with assurances of train transport and shelter at Anacostia.

Ford Caldiera Glessford Campere Anacostia Park Anacostia Emanuel Lavin Samuel J. Stember Jung Griffith Stadium Pittsburgh Allegheny County Washington Pennuylvania Kamlete Pinchot Wash ‘Ington Cleveland Pittsburgh Era Pennsylvania Railroad F. M. Hillyer Othape Vain Safety Frank Merrick Hopus Toledo Detroit Grand Rapids Mich C. & Cowan Erie Cincinnati Hillnboro Steubensville Evansville Ind Wheeling W. Va

Spitale Arrested On Gun Toting Charge

NEW YORK June 3 UP Salva tore Spitale a noted racketeer tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping case was jailed tonight charged with carrying concealed weapons The arrest followed a raid by thugs on a racing information office raiding to seize business and destroy equipment authorities said

New York Salvatore Spitale Maeist Lindberg Underworld Concern Fang

Sharkey Keeps in Trim By Getting Most Out of Work

Orangburg June 3 Sharkey explains his training philosophy. He treats gym time like a laboratory, adapting workouts daily to optimize conditioning and punch. Recently he shed weight and trimmed down from over ten pounds fattening him into a leaner fighter, with further improvements expected in the next ten days.

Sharkey Orangeburg Jack Sharkey Gene Tunpay Tommy Loughran Jack Hoya

Financial Giants Rally Through 1933 Credit Upswing

Markets show the swiftest upturn of 1933 with insurers advancing 20 to 800 per bond of 61,000 trade value. stocks briefly recover with notable gains though rate sag trims further advances. Closing prices lift many principal issues 61 to 83 or more as organizers insist funds may exceed 100 million and defend a bond pool of stabilizing assets.

Victor Hera ld Charles Cabot wins Albany to New York race

Charles Cabot of New Haven wins the Albany to New York outboard motorboat race aboard Felix II, setting a new record with a 125 mile run in 2 hours 56 minutes 39 seconds at an average speed of 44.4 mph.

Hera Ld Charles Cabot New Haven Conn Albany New York Cabot

Elaborate Ticket Page Continues With Event Details

A fragment describes a stage setup with drums saxophones bass drums and clarinets. It notes potential disturbance from organ and loudspeakers while referencing a Storm composition and a large audience of delegates and journalists awaiting speakers on a cold ice coated floor of a meeting hall.

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