Gomez Delivers Ninth Win With Ten Strikeouts
Vernon Gomez pitched effectively for the Yankees, earning his ninth win of the season as they defeated the Athletics 5 1. He allowed eight hits and seven walks but struck out 10, with a decisive third inning and timely hits including Ruth and Gehrig. Joe Sewell left after fouls, and Philadelphia’s only run came on a McNair triple.
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Baseball results recap from yesterday and today
National League yesterday saw Chicago defeat Pittsburgh 9 to 5 and Brooklyn beat Boston 6 to 1, with Boston then winning 5 to 1 in the second game. Other NL games were postponed. Today Chicago visits Pittsburgh and Boston visits Brooklyn while Philadelphia heads to New York and Cincinnati travels to St. Louis. American League featured Washington sweeping Boston 6 to 4 and 8 to 1, New York topping Philadelphia 5 to 1, St. Louis beating Chicago 4 to 2, with other games rain suspended and remaining matchups listed.
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Baseball score highlights from regional leagues yesterday
In the Mid-Atlantic League Beckley beat Clarksburg 11 to 6 while Johnstown defeated Charleston 6 to 2 and Huntington topped Cumberland 9 to 6. In the American Association Milwaukee crushed St. Paul 18 to 6 and Minneapolis edged Kansas City 5 to 3 with Louisville 9 and Columbus 8, Toledo 6, Indianapolis 4 in other results.
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Baseball Doubleheader Splits. Braves and Dodgers Win
In a British style note, the Waner brothers led Pirates runs while Brooklyn and the Dodgers Braves each won one game from a doubleheader. Dazzy Vance struggled, touched Brown for Homers, Hack Wilson hit his sixth, and Brooklyn fell a point behind the Pirates for fourth.
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LIFTING OLYMPIC HOPES
The world class pole vaulters include American hopefuls Ted Lee Yale Fred Graber USC and Lee Barnes USA among others with Charley Hoff of Norway as a notable outside contender. Americans edge toward a potential 1 2 3 in Los Angeles while Carr’s retirement leaves a strong U S contest for the Olympic spot.
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Mass Meeting Seeks Debt Fix for West Penn Traction
Public Service officials pressed to keep debt to current level for electric power used by the cars while the traction company cites insolvency and the need to repair tracks. Officials warn that discontinuing service would cost jobs at Carr China and local railroad shops, as bad joints and snagged rails cause discomfort and danger to riders.
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Graft Plans on Ohio River Track Near Beaver
Public mood favors street 6.3 miles from Beaver as officials estimate savings from extending a 1500 foot long car service line along the right bank of the Ohio River. The project, effective immediately, would cost about $3,000 a year and extend through plains of track services near the riverbank.
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Martinsburg Officials Cut Pay Amid Cofferdam Obstruction
Pittsburgh June 3. Ralph Metcalf of Marquette University sprinter and Billy Howell’s brother Tom are mentioned in a fragmented report about trials, locks on the Ohio River, and a salary cut affecting city officials and workers. A golfer shot an 88 in a recent tournament, and a cofferdam obstruction linked to Martinsburg is noted.
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Close Personal and Political Ties Help Roosevelt Rise
Albany essay outlines Franklin D. Roosevelt's strong public record and deep networks. It notes his New York governorship wins, hydroelectric push, and tax, pension, and relief measures, plus his writing skill and speeches. It cites his paralysis and Warm Springs work, and credits wife Eleanor for sustaining support and reinvigorating his political circle.
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Baseball Games Postponed by Rain Across Leagues
National League games Philadelphia at New York and American League Washington at Boston were postponed due to rain. Both matchups are pushed to tomorrow with two games on the schedule.
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Home Run Leaders From Yesterday Across Leagues
The list highlights daily home run leaders in both American and National Leagues. Key names include Foxx with the Athletics and Cronin with the Red Sox, plus Waner of the Pirates and Jolley of the Red Sox. The totals summarize overall performance across teams and leagues.
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Max Rau to Get an Award for Meritorious Service
Max Rau veteran of World War I and employee of the C. G. Turner store has been notified by the War Department that he is eligible for a medal for meritorious service in action and for wounds received overseas. He belonged to the 32nd Michigan division, 126th infantry, and was among the first 250000 to embark for France when the United States entered the conflict. He fought in the Aisne Marne offensive and later in the drive up the Orne river, served near Chateau Thierry, and spent time in a hospital in that sector.
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Holt Family Visits Morgantown for Brief Vacation
Mr and Mrs Howard H Holt traveled to Morgantown yesterday afternoon with their son James Findley Holt a student at the state university for a short family visit.
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