Baseball Standings and Schedule From Various Leagues
Yesterday results show National League games including New York over Philadelphia and St Louis over Chicago. American League notes Boston over Washington in 13 innings, with other results and upcoming doubleheaders. Also lists minor leagues and a California plant fact from state botanists.
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Sam West Returns Aiding Browns In Batting Race
Sam West of the St. Louis Browns reappears as a hitless pinch hitter after a long injury layoff, tying Johnny Hodapp for the Major and American League batting lead with a .378 average. The standings show Hodapp with 54 hits in 143 at bats, West with 45 hits in 119 at bats, and other leaders including Simmons, Frederick, Traynor, and Martin among top hitters.
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Sam West
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Hodapp
Hodapp
Red Sox
West
Browns
Simmons
W. Sox
Frederick
Dodg
Traynor
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
Strike Halts Work On N. Dak. Capitol
Gov. William Langer declared martial law at the new capitol site as negotiations with contractor leaders continued to end a strike that began May 16. About 150 workers resumed picketing today as last week’s race agreement expired amid prior disorder. The Seminole tribe in Florida has fallen to under 500 members.
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Willis Ward Demonstrates Peak Form in Track Training
Willis Ward, Michigan's famed negis athlete, trains for the national college meet in Chicago. He shows prowess in events such as high jump, 100 yard dash, high hurdle, and broad jump, moving with his characteristic fluid style as photographers capture the moment.
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Willis Ward
Chicago
Associated Press
B and C Team Dropped Doubleheader at Athletic Field
The Grafton B and C baseball nine lost both games to Elkins and Borgman in Preston county league action. Elkins won 15-8 in the first, aided by eight runs off Ted Henry before Warne finished, with Harold contributing a triple, a double and a single. In the nightcap Borgman’s squad toppled Clyde Hickman, 5-3, as Lefty Oakes held the locals to five hits. Hickman had a strong unassisted double play in the seventh and the teams fielded a listless, error-prone game overall. The lineup details and defensive plays followed.
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Grafton B. & C
Teading Grafton Enterprises
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Borgman
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Harold
Clyde Hick
Lefty Oakes
South Paw
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Shaffer
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Convicts Escaped From Kansas Penitentiary Elude Across Ozark Range
A band of eleven Kansas State Penitentiary fugitives split into crews in the Ozark mountain area where Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas meet. Warden Kirk Prather was kidnapped and later released near Welch Oklahoma. Memphis police guard the Arkansas approach to the Harraham Bridge as three convicts reportedly head toward the city in a stolen car. Inspector Will T. Griffin coordinates patrols after multiple tips. Paris dress designers form a conference to stop Megal copying of original designs.
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Grafton B. and C. Team Schedule in Tygart's Valley League
The Grafton B and C baseball team releases its schedule for the Tygart's Valley League with the first game starting at 1 30 p m Details list opponents and dates for forthcoming doubleheaders and single games at home and away venues amid the league slate
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Tygart’s
Whitney Denies Morgan Connections in 1920s United Case
Whitney denied Morgan and Company profit participation in 1930 and questioned the value of United Holdings. Pecora pressed him on 1929 prices and the sale of United securities to Columbia Gas and Electric officials, with lists showing unsecured loans and payments. The hearing highlighted tax totals of Morgan partners and named several prominent figures involved in the United Corporation affairs.
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New York
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Columbia
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Couztens
Mich
Fetterman to Host Galloway in Saturday Baseball Game
The Fetterman nine face Galloway Saturday at 2 p.m. on the Athletic Field with Shriver and Davis as the batteries. Sunday, First Ward travels to Wendel. B and C diamond squad visit Philippi, then Belington at home. Managed by S. E. Kinter and coached by Bennie Landsbury, roster includes D. Davis, Ned Shriver, Lloyd Shriver, Mc Daniel, Dietz, William son, Roger Shriver, Hickman, Nestor, Folio, E. Allen, Lefty Oakes, Clyde Hickman, Stolzenfeltz, Beavers, and Evans.
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W. L. Nestor
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Lefty Oakes
Clyde Hickman
C. Stolzenfeltz
Robert Beavers
Leo Evans
Three Killed in Plane Crash Near Snowbound North
Reported crash details say the plane failed to gain altitude and struck the earth. McHenry's companion was trapped but managed to escape the wreckage and seek assistance as responders arrived. Nearby, women at a home demonstration in Minnesota travel by dog teams through heavy snow to reach the scene.
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Minnesota
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