Standings Today and Yesterday's Rainy Results in Baseball
National League games yesterday had all contests rained out with scores not decided. Today’s scheduled matchups include Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston. American League results show Washington over Cleveland 4-3 and Philadelphia 8-2 with several postponements.
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National League
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New York . Louis
SBT Burgh
Cage Um
Brooklyn Cincinnati
Pipadela
Weather forces delays and early finish in Midwest baseball slate
American Association results show Milwaukee 5 over St. Paul 11, Kansas City 6 over Minneapolis 10. Toledo at Columbus postponed due to wet grounds while Knoxville 0 lost to Birmingham 1 when rain ended play after six innings. Only game scheduled.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Albany
Jersey City
Baltimore-Newark
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Knoxville
Birmingham
Hove Bun Leaders Hit Home Runs in League Totals
Leaders include Hodapp and Cambell with home runs for Senators and Browns. Gehrig Ruth Foxx and Klein noted among top hitters. League totals show American and National figures with Burns and Berger among strong performers.
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Senators
Hodapp
Red Sox
Cambell
Browns
Burns
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Yankees Foxx
Athletics
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Welfare work changes in West Virginia plans
Welfare work expansion aims to employ 1200 men with 400 on welfare projects. Work months will be consecutive, payments switch to cash checks at banks, not merchandise. Only needy-family members will be hired. State road commission oversees the program with $6,000,000 allotted for July to September. Secretary W H Arnold expects plan details by July 5.
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W. H. Arnold
State Road Commission
West Virginia
Richmond
Toledo
Sam Vigran
E. H. Harris
Ales
Vigran
Sporting Goods
American Legion
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
City Fully To Court Ruling Halts Williamson Officials
Welch June 27 A Mingo Me circuit court judge granted a temporary injunction restraining the Williamson city administration from taking charge after July 1. The order bars a Democratic mayor and four governor appointed council members from office.
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Welch
Howard
Mingo-Me
Williamson
Railroads Meet 1933 Bond Maturities Through Refunding
New York reports most railroads that undertook refunding operations to meet 1933 bond maturities have been successful in making their plans operative.
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New York
Grafton B and C Grabs Nightcapper From Philippi
Grafton B and C dominates Philippi 6 to 0 after dropping opener of double bill. John Gerkins stars with two doubles a triple and a single. Ron McKinney adds a double and a triple. Rabbit Swisher hurls/set back 20 Philippi batsmen in the nightcap, perfect through eight before a field-rule double ruined the no hit bid. Fourth of July doubleheader slated with Cumberland B and O at Athletic Field.
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Grafton B. & C
Philippi
John W. Ford
Aggregation
Bays
Barbour County
Swisher
Hershman
Grafton
McKinney
Koch
R. Swisher
Quired
Ron McKinney
Puff at bat in tense ball game voice
Puff strides to the plate as the rival pitcher, described humorously as a moth eaten cat, grins. Puff requests a hard pitch and aims for a game deciding home run to seal the win for his team.
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Puff
Errors Stewart Hershman in tight ball game
Runs batted in J Gerkins 2 McKinney 3. Two base hits F Gerkins McKinney em FP Gerkins. Double plays Allen unassisted. Left on bases Philippi 1 Hamilton 3. Base on balls Hamilton 3 Swisher 3. Umpires Bristol Creighton.
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R. BE. Philippi
Grafton
Stewart
Hershman
G. Koch
Henry
Koontz
Slaughter
Allen
Hefner
F. Gerkins
Bartlett
McKinney
J. Gerkins
W. Gerkins
Sacrifices
Koch
Simon
Philipps
O. G
Bristow and Creighton
Philippi AB
R. Hard
Sae
Ryan
R. H. PO
Hershamn
Ss Alen
Cf Ryan
Rf Hershman
Poling
C. Koontz
Edmond
Hamilton
P. Robinson
Me Edmond If
B. & Oab
R. PO
F Gerkins
G Koch
McGovern
J.gerkins
FP. Gerkins
Philippi
Swisher
Bristol and
Creighton
Reconstruction Act Loans Debate Reaches Cotton Hearing
Hearings open as officials discuss authority under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to lend to states and sub-divisions for self liquidating projects including public works and housing. Alongside, dairy industry delegates push for Wallace licensing to enforce trade agreements.
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Jones
Neely
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wall Street plot defense in RC R F C case
Wilkin testified about a supposed Wall Street plot and denied any ties between the RCFC chairman and a Texas bank. He recalled a Washington report denying connections and recounted a Washington trip where auditor Awalt warned of tougher scrutiny, with the judge pressing questions.
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Wilkin
Jones
Houston Bank
Washington
Texas Institution
Wall Street
Harry S. Toy
Harry B. Keldan
F. G. Awalt
Awalt
Michigan
Keidan
Government Holds Hearing On Textile Code For Jobs
Federal officials in Washington heard from the textile industry about the National Industrial Recovery Act during a first hearing. George A. Sloan, president of the Cotton Textiles Institute, estimated that the code could create jobs for more than 100000 idle workers and lift total employment to 515000 in the districts. The Cotton's Code move marks the first step in American history toward broad industrial regulation.
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Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
William Ogburn
University of Chicago
Belle Sherwin
National League of Women Voters
Joseph J. Daniels
Indianapolis
Indians League of Women Voters
Johnson
Roper
Commerce Department
Gerald Swope
General Electric Company
Labo
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Washington
Educator Jailed For Aiding Strikers In Chicago
Professor Robert Moris Lovett of the University of Chicago, an author and lecturer since 1893, spent an hour in jail after backing 1,500 garment workers on strike for higher pay and a shorter week. He was released on a $25 bond on a disorderly conduct charge. Shortly after, employers offered to meet the workers’ demands at least partly.
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Chicago
Robert Moris Lovett
University of Chicago
Woman Receives Extortion Threat Near Hagerstown
Waynesboro Pennsylvania police and authorities in Maryland pursue a would be extortionist who threatened Mrs. H J Fisher a prominent resident with bombing and kidnapping unless she paid 1000 in a shed near Hagerstown Maryland the shed had been torn down a year ago investigators said the writer of the threat evaded a trap set Saturday night
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Waynesboro
H. J. Fisher
Hagerstown
Richmonds sandlot league defies baseball decline
Richmond Indiana reports a thriving sandlot program with 300 plus boys, expanding to A and B leagues and a C league by 1932. The effort, backed by local clubs and businesses, connects youth baseball to reduced delinquency, high school team success, and college scholarships for standout players.
Failures Decline in U S Last Week
New York on June 27 1929 or 1930 era report notes business failures in the United States for the previous week totaled 373 the smallest since October 1929. Dun and Bradstreet Inc reported 396 defaults the previous week and 401 in the same week last year.
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New York
United States
Dun and Bradstree, Inc
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across Down List Seemingly Jumbled
Puzzle list shows clues and garbled entries for across and down sections. Numerous misread letters and broken words render answers unclear. reads as an OCR damaged word puzzle page with scattered numbers and stray phrases.
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International League
American Association
Southern Association
Hove Bun
Jorn Gerking
Rabbit Swisher
Cumberland
John Gerkins
England
Carr
Walter Hagen
Great Britain
Southport
Associated Press
Pinkey
Raws
Coluan
Hine
Pisches
Whitney
Puffy
National Recovery Act
Hugh 8. Johnson
Consumers Advisory
Mary Rum~Rue
New York City
Wallace
Charles J. Brand
Daily Representatives
S. P. Reynolds
Columbia
Reynolds
University of Missouri
Indiana City
Ind
America
Grover Alexander
Robert Kable
Malcolm Land
High Schol
Land
T& ‘Rotary Club Atletic
Kable
Sam Wigran
Amooth
Great Lake
Hive Cashiers
Bevila i
Lege
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