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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1932

Page

6

Cubs Rally Past Pirates In Seventh Inning Upset

Washington and New York games dominate the column as the Senators win 5 4 on Sam Rice s eighth inning double after a rough start. Connie Mack s Athletics beat the Red Sox 6 1 behind Earnshaw s pitching. Dodgers rally for 8 runs in the ninth to topple the Giants 11 7. Cubs upset Pirates 8 6 as Smith pitches complete game.

Washington Sam Rice Senators New York Yankees New York Pennock Allen Rhodes Andrews Yankees Budke Weaver Crowder Cronin Lazzeri Jorgens Sewell Ruth Burke Gehrig Judge Chapman Crosetti Té ¢Ronin West Reynolds Rice Bluege Ree Boston Connie Mack Geo. Earnshaw Philadelphians Red Sox Earnshaw Sox Jimmie Dyke Cramer Athletics al Simmons Brooklyn Dodgers Giants Dodgers Johnny Frederick Mel Ott Len Koenecke Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Bob Smith Cubs Swift Spencer Brame Barbee

Baseball scores and matchups from national and American leagues

Yesterday results show Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 6 and Brooklyn 11 New York 7, Boston 9 Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 9 Cincinnati 0. Today Chicago hosts Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Boston at Philadelphia. American League tallies include Philadelphia 6 Boston 1 and St. Louis 11 Cleveland 6 with Detroit at Chicago and St. Louis at Cleveland. American Association reports Milwaukee 13 Louisville 4 and Minneapolis 8 Toledo 4.

Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn New Yok Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Cleveland Washington New York Detroit-at- Chicago Iain Detroit American Association Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Toledo Clevelaria

Browns Defeat Indians 11 to 8 in Slugfest

In Cleveland on May 4 the St Louis Browns ripped 16 hits to topple the Indians 11 8 ending Cleveland 9 game winning streak. Hudlin was knocked out in the sixth as St Louis piled on Chat Kimsey avoided damage while Stu Stewart held his own for Cleveland.

Cleveland St. Louis Browns Indians Tribe Browns Hudlin Snowers Walter Stewart Chad Kimsey St. Louis

Smith Urges Democrats to Pay Off Raskob Debt

New York May 4 Former Governor Alfred Smith urged the national Democratic organization to repay the 320000 debt owed to John J Razkob. He asked every Democrat to contribute toward wiping out the deficit and opposed using funds to promote any single candidacy. He criticized the party’s lack of national organization, noting this weakness in his 1928 presidential run.

New York Alfred Smith National Democratic Organization John J. Razkob Smith Democratic Victory

Sande to ride Overtime in Derby at Churchill Downs

New York May 4 Earl Sande a famed rider will seek a fourth Kentucky Derby victory aboard Overtime in the upcoming three year old classic at Churchill Downs. Sande accepted the mount from Mrs John Hay Whitney for Saturdays race.

New York Earl Sande John Hay Whitney Sturday Churehill Downs

Sun Meadow Wins Jennings Handicap at Pimlico

Sun Meadow, a four-year-old son of Sun Briar racing return, won the Jennings Handicap at Pimlico by one and a half lengths over Henry Scot in six furlongs. The entry ran in 1 12 over good track, carrying Mrs Catherine E. Hitt’s silks. Microphone trailed in third for H. W. Sage.

New York Sun Meadow Pimlico Katherine E. Hitt Sun Briar Cary T. Grayson Henry Scot H.W. Sage Microphone

Awaiting Jobs from New Subway Traffic Opening

Workers await the opening of the new subway as officials prepare to commence traffic, promising employment opportunities and potential economic activity for the local area.

Stone Barrage Routs Workers at Ohio Mine

A stone barrage allegedly thrown by striking miners routed 20 workers at the Goat Hill mine near Bergholz and Amsterdam in Ohio, forcing its closing. One worker was injured and an automobile overturned in the crash as two deputy sheriffs patrolled the mine entrance amid the incident.

Steubenville Goat, Hill Bergholz Amsterdam W. J. New York Yost Jefferson County New York City Eighth Avenue Washington Heights Fulton Street

State officials pay cuts set in Shinnston brief

STATE BRIEFS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Shinnston smaller salaries are in effect for city officials with a substantial cut for all. Huntington district governor Edwin C Wad superintendent of Bluefield schools was elected to succeed R Worth Shumaker of Spencer at the annual meeting. A district assembly will be held in

Associated Press Shinnston Huntington West Virginia Rotary Clubs Edwin C. Wad Bluefield R. Worth Shumaker Spencer

Williamson Court Imposes One Year Tax Moratorium

In Mingo county the circuit court will not authorize land sales before the May 1933 term, creating a one year moratorium for nonpaying landowners. Judge B F Howard urged timely payment to avoid continued delinquency and penalties. In Morgantown a Monticola yearbook freshman, Mildree Fetty of Clarksburg, won the beauty contest.

Adobe Post Takes Purse at Churchill Downs

Adobe Post won the preparation purse at Churchill Downs defeating ten derby eligibles and edging Prince Hot Spur by two and a half lengths. The mile behind in 1 33 1 5, with Crystal Prince and Headley's Indian Runner also prominent. Backers paid $23.56 for a $2 win, $11.88 place, $5.32 show.

Louisville Adobe Post Churchill Downs Knebelkamp Mortish Joseph Leiter J. W. Parrish Cola Prince Hotspur A. B. Letellier Sarazee Prince Hot Spur Cold Check Jackson Park Crystal Prince Hal Price Headley Norman W. Church Gallant Charles T. Fisher J. B. Respess W.T. Anderson Phinkett and Chinn

Portage County Betters Arrested in Exposition Park Race

Ravenna Ohio May 4 Three more men were arrested on betting charges as Portage County Citizens League widens its war on illegal wagering connected to running races at Exposition Park.

Ravenna, O Portage County

Federal court names receiver for Winfield Sams brokerage firm

Federal Judge W E Baker names Frank B Haymaker of Clarksburg receiver for Winfield S Iams and Company a Clarksburg brokerage. Haymaker posts 100000 bond and to manage sale of assets including 40000 shares held by A E Mast en and Company. Liabilities total 209471.34 with 248 creditors headed by Mrs F C Mayes and Julia W Ruhl.

Wheeling W. E. Baker Frank B. Haymaker Clarksburg Winfield 5S Iams and Company Haymaker Winfield S. Sams George E. Parkell A. E. Masten and Company Pittsburgh Masten Company Masten and Company F. C. Mayes Julia W. Ruhl

Clarksburg Estates Assets and Debts Recorded

A listing shows assets totaling 144 715 73 including 8 800 cash notes and securities 130 730 73 office equipment 4 185 attorney fees 1 000. The smallest claim comes from Victor G Oreste of Clarksburg at 1 50 and a larger sum at 17 925 84.

Clarksburg Victor G. Oreste

Mannington Girl to Be Queen of Junior Prom

Morgantown May 4 Mildred Fetty a freshman of Clarksburg won the beauty contest in the Monticola West Virginia University yearbook results announced yesterday A record vote gave Fetty a lead of 159 over her nearest rival Elizabeth Huey a Mannington junior was chosen by a committee as queen of the junior prom to be held Friday night

Morgantown Thes Mildred Fetty Clarksburg Monticola West Virginia University Miss Fetty Elizabeth Huey Mannington

Ingersoll's Ashes to Be Buried in Arlington

Washington May 4 The ashes of Robert Green Ingersoll the famed agnostic will be buried today in Arlington National Cemetery. He died July 21 1968 in New York at age 66 his daughter Mrs Wallace Marcus Probasco brought the ashes to Washington for final interment near the grave of the unknown soldier. He founded and led the 11th Illinois Cavalry in the Civil War.

Washington Robert Green Ingersoll Ay National Ingersoll Dott? N New York Wallace Marcus Probasco New York City Arleington 11Th Illinois Cavalry States America

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