Omaha Heads to Pimlico for Preakness Bid
Omaha the Kentucky Derby winner sails toward Pimlico with trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons at his side. The three year old seeks to follow Gallant Fox’s Preakness triumph and become the first to win Derby and Preakness back to back. Gallant Prince travels with the stable in support, while eight other Derby starters join the Preakness field including Sun Fair Play and Commonwealth.
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Natty New Uniforms For Grafton Coppers
Grafton police officers debut new blue uniforms arriving Saturday on Latrobe Street. The department adopts state trooper style caps and puttees for winter. Summer wear will switch to long pants. Chief A E Leokard announced the changes.
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Two Important Meetings Planned Tonight at Y
Final steps in reorganizing the Grafton Twilight league are to be taken at a meeting at the Y M C A at 7 30 this evening. At 8 p m at the Y a softball loop will be formed with about six teams, five already entered, and organizers seek one to three more to round out a six or eight club league. The softball diamond at Athletic field is ready.
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Baseball Results and Schedule Across Leagues
National League yesterday Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 9 to 2 in a rain shortened 10 inning game. St Louis shutout Boston 7 to 0. New York and Cincinnati tied 2 to 2 after 10 innings. Chicago-Philadelphia and other NL games were rained out. American League Chicago beat Washington 4 to 0 with several games postponed. Washington at St Louis and Philadelphia at Detroit on today’s slate along with Boston at Cleveland and New York at Chicago.
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Generals Game Canceled by Showers at Athletic Field
Intermittent rain led to the cancellation of the Carr China Clarksburg Generals non league game at Athletic Field yesterday afternoon. A double bill is planned with Hazel Atlas for Saturday, with a possible doubleheader next Sunday if weather permits. The Carr China club’s last practice tilts before the West Virginia state league opener are set for 3 15 p m Saturday May 18 at Athletic Field against Belington. Manager Defenbaugh aims to improve offense as pitchers have delivered, but timely hitting has lagged and the coming results depend on the team’s hitting strength in weekend games.
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Ambers Targets Canzoneri In Madison Square Garden Bout
Lou Ambers a 21 year old American lightweight pro for three years aims for the world title this week. He meets Tony Canzoneri in a 15 round match at Madison Square Garden with the vacant 195 pound throne at stake. Ambers would hold the title only in New York and some other commissions that recognize the local panel. The Kinois Commission will not recognize the winner as a legitimate successor to Barney Ross. Early odds list Ambers 8 to 5 favorite over Canzoneri who at 29 has fought ten years. Canzoneri has lost some speed but experts say he could stop Ambers early. Ambers has lost only once since turning pro, to Steve Halasko, a decision later reversed. He has beaten two top lightweights in Harry Dublinsky and Sammy Fuller.
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Chicago
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Boston
Mexican Net Team Defeats Cuba In Clean Cup Sweep
Mexico's Davis Cup tennis team defeated Cuba 5-0 in a clean sweep to clinch the series here in Mexico City. Daniel Hernandez won 6-3 7-5 3-6 1-5 over Joe Aguero and Esteban Reyes defeated Joffre Etcheverry 8-6 6-1 6-3, sealing the victory and sending the winners to the American zone finals to be played May 17. The United States and China series follows with Bryan Grant Donald Budge and Gene Mako favored against China's Sin Kie Kno and Guy Cheng.
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Gene Mako
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Baker backs Foxx as top star in baseball tone
Trappe Maryland May 6 The confidence comes from Frank Home Baker a former catcher and grower who managed Foxx early in his Philadelphia Athletics days. Baker predicts Foxx will excel behind the plate on bases or in the outfield and notes Foxx already hits .434 for second in the American League.
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Hoover Flays Move from Retirement Silence
Hoover delivers opening session remarks signaling a shift from retirement seclusion. He singles out the Supreme Court gold decision, supports returning to the gold standard, and cites a Sacramento letter to the California Republican Assembly and talks in New York as an insurance company director. He and his wife also joined a pioneer graduating reunion last weekend.
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Stanford Leader Addresses Broad Security Vision
The former president argued that social progress requires more than economic security. He warned against manufacturing or regimenting health and urged attention to intellectual, moral, and spiritual well being alongside physical welfare.
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Special Delivery Stamp Urged for Mother's Day Mail
Postmaster James T. Murphy announced that anyone mailing Mother’s Day cards and packages to arrive on Sunday May 12 must use a special delivery stamp. He emphasized that the 10 cent special delivery must be affixed to ensure delivery on that day.
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Grass Roots Split Over Roosevelt Policies
The document criticizes Roosevelt and the Democratic Party, labeling Roosevelt’s record as broken and shameless and accusing the party of abdication. It denounces reliance on federal relief, cites 20 million on relief rolls, and warns of dangerous executive power from a large appropriations package.
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Speed Erection of New Steel Trestle at Dam
Frederick Snare corporation shifted fifty laborers to the east bank cofferdam area to expedite the steel trestle erection at the Tykart Valley river dam above the city park. Workers will also assist with conveyer construction from aggregate bins to the mixer plant and from the mixer plant to the trestle within the cofferdam.
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Big Double Circus Set for Fairmont May 18
The Cole Bros Clyde Beatty Circus brings 1080 people and 812 animals to Fairmont on Saturday May 18. A grand street parade at 11 a.m. features 500 horses 60 clowns and floats. The show opens at 1 and 2 p.m. with Beatty’s wild animal act and 400 performers across two trains.
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Republicans Plan Constructive Program Conference
A regional Republican committee of Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Wisconsin led by Morrison E Spangler calls a constructive program conference. The group aims to audit the nation review affairs and propose a national program to bolster Republican institutions and organize forces.
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Complex queries on grammar and history themes
The fragment cites questions about impeachment charges, appositive case, and historical comparison between 18th century and today. It references R. J. Scott and Carlyle while pondering linguistic rules and the nature of historical judgments in a terse, editorial note style.
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