Athletics Win 13 3 Over Indians in Home Stand Opener
Philadelphia May 6 The Athletics offense erupted scoring 13 runs against Cleveland ace Wesley Ferrell and the Indians in the first game of a home stand, Grove limited Cleveland to six hits while Willie Kamm homered for the Tribe. Jimmie Foxx and Eric McNair fueled the rally as the A’s piled on seven runs in the seventh.
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Eric McNair
Jimmie Foxx
McNair
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Bump Hadley
Sox
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Charley Root
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
West Virginia Tennis Team Beats Grafton Club
West Virginia University tennis squad led by Ned Ragland and Bob Woodhull swept Grafton club 71 2 to 11 2. Ragland defeated Bill Weber in a tight three set duel 4 6 8 10 8, with Ragland and Ches Doung winning 8 6 6 4 in doubles over Weber and George Jolliffe. Woodhull beat Manley 6 3 6 2 and Furbee beat Army 6 3 6 4. other results and a darkened finish left some matches unfinished.
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Bill Weber
Clarksburg
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Weber
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Ches Oung
George Jolliffe
West Virginia Players Dominate Singles And Doubles
Land Tenant of West Virginia defeated Petres 6 1, 5 7 and 6 3. Ches Young of West Virginia beat Jolliffe 6 4 and 6 0. Dave Framer defeated Joe Evans 6 3 and 6 1. In doubles Charles Furbee and Bob Wood hull defeated Lawrence Wads worth and Curtis Lambert 6 1 and 6 0.
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Ches Young
Jolliffe
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Joe Evans
Charles Furbee
Bob Woodhull
Lawrence Wadsworth
Curtis Lambert
Ed Baker Leads WVU Team With High Batting Pace
Ed Baker stars for West Virginia University eight games into the season, batting .435 with 10 hits in 23 at bats, including a home run, two triples and a double. Other leaders include Terry of the Giants and Foxx of the Athletics as reported from Morgantown. A separate item notes an Oklahoma City motorist arrested for running a boulevard stop while rushing to fix his car lights.
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E Jolley
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Monair
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Oklahoma City
Two Barbour continued from page one event
Fragmentary obituary notes that Two Barbour and his great uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs I L Poling of Nesterville are referenced. Stalnaker, son of Mond and Mrs Slaude Stalnaker, survived by parents and several brothers.
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Stalnaker
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Nest
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National League results and upcoming games listed
Yesterday's National League scores include Brooklyn 2 Chicago 1 and New York 10 St Louis 6. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh noted with wet grounds, with Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, and New York at St Louis on today’s slate. American League results show Philadelphia 15 Cleveland 3 and St Louis 11 Boston 3, with various matchups scheduled across both leagues and weather-related postponements. American Association results report Kansas City 9 Toledo 5, Milwaukee 7 Columbus 4, others postponed due to rain.
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Columbus
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L Pet
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Wide open Derby as Universe withdraws from race
The Kentucky Derby field was widened by Universe owner Thomas M. Cassiday withdrawing the Wood Memorial winner after a back ankle injury. With Top Flights and Burning Blaze also out, as many as 12 or 13 horses may start the 50 000 race at Churchill Downs Saturday. Meanwhile trainer staff discussed the surprise stand adopted by Hector Dyer in sprinting, reviving the crouching start in preparation for Olympic trials.
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Universe
Thomas M. Cassiday
New York
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Gallant Fox
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Loma
Chief Hope
Probrly
Fie
Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Hector Dyer
Stanford University
Charles H. Sherrill
Yale
Dyer
Boyd Comstock
Campaign Quiet, Garner Campaign Aims for Chicago Headline
The text notes a national campaign for JACK GARNER is planned and Alfred E. Smith has 46 pledged votes. Associates claim gains from Massachusetts and Rhode Island plus Connecticut 16, New Jersey 32, Pennsylvania 40, Louisiana 20, Porto Rico 6, Canal Zone 5, Utah 8, and Indiana 30 as potential totals.
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Alfred E. Smith
Chicago
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Rhode Island
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Porto Rico
Canal Zone
Utah
Indiana
Finish Plans For City Event With Army Workers
Adjutant and Mrs. Dearing and Captain Tritton of Charleston will attend the event. Dr Samuel Charles Jones hosts the service and leads a choir preparing a musical program with his congregation expected to help make the occasion a historic city event in conjunction with Army workers. C V Miller will read a telegram from Miss Jarvi during the morning service.
Hoover scolds Congress and seeks budget balance
President Hoover spoke to Congress denouncing uncertainty and urging a definite program to balance the budget. The House Ways and Means Committee rejected all veterans bonus cashing plans as part of a broader reaction to his address and recent tax moves. The speech sparked partisan division as Democrats criticized the administration’s estimates while Republicans defended the proposals. The scene followed Senate pressure for international action and tax changes amid worries about the economy.
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Reed
Mussolini
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Cal
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Robinson
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