Standings Today Show NL and AL Results and Schedules
Yesterday results include Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 1 in ten innings, New York 2 Chicago 1, New York 5 Chicago 4, St Louis 5 Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 4 Boston 0. Today games feature St Louis at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with Chicago at Boston and Cincinnati at New York. American League results Cleveland 6 Washington 5, Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1, New York 5, Detroit 2, Boston St Louis cold, Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland. Middle Atlantic results include Zanesville 6 Huntington 4, Beckley 5 Charleston 2, Wheeling 4 Johnstown 0, Dayton 6 Springfield 3, Beckley at Charleston, Wheeling at Johnstown, Zanesville at Huntington, Springfield at Dayton. Toronto 4 Baltimore 2, Jersey City 8 7, Buffalo 3 6, Albaby 5 Rochester 4 in 11 innings.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Amid Rain Postponements
Newark defeats Montreal 9 to 2 while Nashville loses 2 to 5 and Birmingham defeats Chattanooga 5 to 0 and New Orleans wins 5 to 0. Several games postponed by rain including Columbus at Kansas City. Individual mentions include Hafey, Davis, Lazzeri, Gehrig, Ruth, Berger, and Walker amid a mixed totals summary.
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House Passes Amended State Revenue Bill
Charleston delegates clash over a purchase levy calling it a hidden tax as the House passes a heavily amended 14 million tax bill. The measure preserves a 1 percent gross income tax with higher exemptions, leaves a 3/4 percent sales tax, and requires a two year emergency period while a separate graduated net income bill is promised.
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Kump
Holt
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de Gruyter
Fetterman Open Season With Elkins at Athletic Field
The Ty garts Valley Baseball League opens with Fetterman hosting Elkins at 3 p.m. at the Athletic Field with Shriver and Davis as the Fetterman battery. The B&O team starts at Wendel with Wright, Warne, or Henry behind Swisher and faces Philip pi club on Sunday. Lefty Slaughter, ex Clarksburg, joins Barbour countrans pitching.
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Ty‘garts Valley Baseball League
Fetterman
Elkins
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County Unit Debate Ends In Narrow Senate Passage
Administration supporters claimed enough votes to pass the county unit bill, rejecting efforts to exempt independent districts. Senator Hodges pushed an amendment allowing boards to hire next year's teachers before July 1. The bill passed amid sharp rhetoric as crowded galleries applauded and a spectator was quieted.
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Hodges
Monongaigalia
Mathews
West Virginia
Store Robber Continues Scene With Near Miss
Dr and Mrs Crislip who live at Blueville were downtown and driving home along East Main street around 1 30 am when Mrs Crislip spotted a man loitering near the store and felt suspicions rise that he intended no good.
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Walter Crislip
McMath kidnapping tied to Lindbergh case probe
Police, led by General Daniel Needham, refuse a 24 hour pause in the McMath kidnapping inquiry, linking the case to the Lindbergh tragedy. They pursue possible gang involvement, examine ransom funds, and explore calls from a man claiming ties to the suspects while urging parents to keep faith with their daughter. Aaron Davis acts as intermediary with limited progress.
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McMath
Daniel Needham
Ely
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Needham
Detroit
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McGrath
J. A. Griffin
Columbus
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Griffin
Bradford
Aaron Davis
New York
Davis
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Woman convinces suspect to abandon theft in town drive
In a case described, a woman persuades a man to turn his car and return to town. At a store, the front door glass is broken and a stone wrapped in a handkerchief lies on the entrance step. Police investigate the attempted burglary but find no trace of the man involved.
President to widen power on farm program
The administration aims to give the president free hand to enforce farm bill agreements immune from anti trust challenges. Wallace will cut acreage and align domestic production with needs while Tugwell focuses on restoring foreign markets. Commodity councils will cover wheat, corn, hogs and other staples with voluntary, anti trust exempt controls to raise prices.
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Wallace
R. G. Tugwell
Kidnapped Child In Detroit Attracts Attention Ahead Of Inquiry
The Detroit incident shows a kidnapped child left unguarded inviting approach, while State Representative Gustav Alesch defends demonstrations as necessary to spotlight farmers’ plight before military investigators. Twelve witnesses testified, with three bankers among those subpoenaed, allegedly abducted weeks earlier amid rental and mortgage disputes.
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Bettling
Atention
Washington
Ce Es
South Side Man Fined For Possessing Home Brew
Raymond Johnson appeared before Mayor Char les O King on a charge of possessing home brew after officers found ten quarts at his South Side home. He claimed the brew was left by two Dayton, Ohio men who did not return. He received a $25 fine and a cautionary lecture. The legislature voted down a bill banning Latin teaching in South Carolina schools.
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Raymond Johnson
Charles O. King
Johnson
Dayton
Ohio
South Carolina
Roosevelt Nominates Steinhardt as Minister to Sweden
Laurence A. Steinhardt of New York was nominated by President Roosevelt to serve as minister to Sweden. The Associated Press photograph accompanies the announcement.
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Laurence A. Steinhardt
New York
Roosevelt
Sweden
Associated Press
Six Essentials For Aiming Better In Spring Golf
Gene Saragen offers a four part instruction focusing on early season golf. He urges players to have a pro check swings and faults, protect hands, inspect clubs, and reassess grip stance and timing. He emphasizes proper shoe fit and deliberate early hooks to build power and correct bad habits.
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Gene Saragen
Alan Gould
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