Standings Today and Recent Scores Across Leagues
National League Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 0. St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. American League yesterday Cleveland 8 Chicago 1. Boston at St. Louis New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Cleveland. International League No games scheduled. Southern Association Enoxville 1 Memphis 11. American Association Indianapolis 4 Milwaukee 5 Columbus 15 Minneapolis 1. Home run leaders Vaughan Grace Vosmick Burnett. Leaders Gehrig Ruth Berger Walker. American National League totals.
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Blanding
Rhode Island votes repeal raise after 18th amendment
Rhode Island, which never ratified the 18th amendment, appears to have voted for repeal by a wide margin with 150,244 to 20,874 and 31 delegates pledged for repeal to the state convention. Wisconsin and Michigan already favor repeal while Hopkinton stayed dry in both the current and 1990 referendums. A $3,000,000 unemployment relief bond issue was also approved. A large Greyhound truck wreck on Route 50 near Fellowsville spilled cash registers and adding machines but left the crew uninjured.
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Fellowsville Mountain
Dan LaRue
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Rosier Motor Service
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Clarksburg
Roosevelt resumes economic talks with Argentina official
President Roosevelt resumed discussions with Thomas Le Breton, Argentina’s special representative, on May 2 in Washington. Wheat control and trade relations dominated the first round of North and South American negotiations aimed at bolstering cooperation and mutual interests.
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Roosevelt
Thomas le Breton
Argentina
Mid-Atlantic League Opens With Eight Clubs Wednesday
Ebensburg Pa May 2 The Mid Atlantic League opens its tenth season Wednesday with eight clubs and 300000 potential extra fans. Umpires named George McNally Gus Detz Bill Clark W H Walker. Teams include Springfield Dayton Wheeling Johnstown Charleston Huntington Beckley Zanesville. Presidents cup rewards top opening attendance. Teams carry 20 players first 20 days then reduce to 15.
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George McNally
Gus Detz
Bill Clark
W.H. Walker
Springfield
Dayton
Wheeling
Johnstown
Charleston
Huntington
Beckley
Zanesville
Pittsburgh Pirates
Citywide admission rise amid club owner ticket deals
A 40 cent admission will be levied in most cities while several club owners are considering a three for a dollar ticket offer.
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Tcket
Eastern turf entries at Ken tucky Derby scene at Churchill Downs
Six eastern eligibles including Mr Khayyam Good Advice Inlander Sarada and Dark Winter arrived for Churchill Downs. Dark Winter may not start in the Derby while Ladysman Pom ponious and Pompoleon remain eastward. Trace Call due Wednesday as Derby prep purse looms to test Head Play Charley O and other western hopefuls.
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Catawba
Brookmeade
Inlander
Lee Rosenberg
Sarada
W. 8
Kilmer
Havre de Grace
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Pomponius
Pompoleon
W. R. Coe
Audley Farm
Trace
Downs
Head Play
Charley O
Hanford Rides Three Winners At Pimlico
New York May 2. Jockey Buddy Hanford rode to three victories at Pimlico as two weeks hence the Preakness gates open for the best three year olds. Hanford won with Davoe Step Brother and Apprehensive as H Dobson trailed with two wins. All prices paid well.
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Pimlico
Buddy Hanford
H. Dobson
Hanford
Davoe
Racing notes and coal ads mix in crowded page
A fragmented horse racing item lists bets and placements with names such as Bally Bay, Politen, Datson, Wishnu, and Bobby Jones. It includes stray phrases about Porter's Dream, a six-race context, and mentions coal value pricing and consumer sales as a separate insert.
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Step Brother
Datson
Bally Bay
Politen
Porter
Appalachian Coals To Seek Fair Prices
Appalachian Coal, Inc. plans no retail coal sales and will keep prices stable yet within reason. President James D. Francis of Huntington, speaking to over 400 sales executives in Cincinnati, urged cooperation from retailers, wholesalers, dealers, jobbers, and consumers to support the industry.
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Cincinnati
Appalachian Coals, Inc
James D. Francis
Huntington
W. Va
Appalachian Coals
Ten Paintings Stolen From Brooklyn Museum
Police disclosed that ten paintings valued at about 35000 dollars were stolen from the Brooklyn Museum likely by two thieves who concealed themselves inside the building after hours. The works by Rubens Van Dyck and Van Der Weyden were taken from the fifth floor and removed from their frames. A description was distributed to art centers worldwide.
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Brooklyn Museum
William H. Fox
Rubens
van Dyck
van der Weyden
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