How They Stand Yesterday's Results and Schedules
Baseball standings and results show Chicago 32, New York 43 after 12 innings in a first game and 11 innings in the second Cleveland 58, Boston 46. St Louis 2, Washington 9. Philadelphia 4, Detroit 3. Games today include Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with Brooklyn at St Louis and New York at Chicago.
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New York Cotton Falls into Dull Afternoon Trading
Cotton opened higher then eased after the call and became very dull. Lows were touched in the afternoon on 9,000 October contracts sold by cooperative brokers to scattered buyers. Ten day total sales around 50,000 bales. Weather showed scattered showers in Texas coal region and Montgomery Savannah Wilmington districts with cooler maxima and heat above 400 in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas. Showers forecast for Carolinas Georgia and Mississippi.
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Tulsa Snugger Draws Notice In Western League
Tulsa, Okla. Major league scouts are eyeing Johnny Stoneham, 23, Tulsa outfielder, who dominated the first half of the 1932 season with a batting average near .400. May was the third month of the Roman year.
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Home Run Leaders Highlight Yesterday’s Games
Foxx of the Athletics and Harris of the Senators belted homers while Phillips and Gehrig also connected for the Yankees. The day featured multiple players delivering long balls across the league, underscoring strong hitting for the clubs involved.
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Eye on the ground and seaside clocks in old jokes
A Chicago gangsters versus Democratic convention remark hints at ballot timing. A physician notes city dwellers look downward. A joke about ancient seaside cottages and modern architecture is paired with a scientist’s claim the sea recedes ten inches yearly. Japanese cinema’s narration is contrasted with local critics who narrate free of charge.
Budget Reform and Deficit Figures Shaped for Alabama
The Brookings Institution report on Alabama’s government outlines fundamental budget reforms. It calls for comprehensive spending data, a state financial condition statement, and a balance between receipts and expenditures. The study highlights a projected deficit of about 18.4 million dollars for 1932 33 and recommends tax measures to close the gap while urging constitutional changes to permit a graduated income tax and broader revenue sources. Governor Miller distributed copies to Alabama legislators and urged careful study to enable economical, efficient governance within income and debt obligations. Minor prohibition violations were reported by police, and noted as part of a weekend roundup. also, as background, Guy de Maupassant served as a navy department clerk in his youth.
Thieves Take Canned Goods From Lovite's Store
Police report 36 boxes of canned goods stolen from Lovite's Store near Root Korner in the Negro section. Entry gained through a rear window. The owner is described as a Negro. Several cases of drunkenness noted in the report.
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B. C. Relieves Periodical Pains In Three Minutes
A pharmacist prepared remedy B C promises rapid relief in three minutes for menstrual pains. It claims to ease colds headaches neuralgia and nerve distress without opiates. Sold in 100 and 25 cent packages at druggists.
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