Standings Today National League Results Report
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2, Chicago 0 to 10, New York 3 to 1, Cincinnati 1 to 0, Boston, Brooklyn beat St. Louis 14 to 5. The standings reflect these outcomes across the league with notable blowouts and close games.
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Grade School Athletes Vie For Laurels
West Side seeks to defend last year’s title as rival schools bring stronger lineups. Faulkner invites grade school graduates attending Grafton High to enter the meet. Outside-city entrants are encouraged with no admission charged. events loom tomorrow at 2 pm at Ath—Field if weather holds.
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Field work boosts grade school meet contenders says coach
Coach Faulkner notes many boys practicing at the field appear stronger than in any prior grade school competition. He asserts the current entrants seem superior to all previous years based on recent workouts.
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Richard McKinney Is Popular Student At Davis And Elkins
Elkins May 19 Richard W McKinney son of Mrs L L Mc Kinney of Burnsville is making a name at Davis and Elkins College with active campus involvement honoring the student body and community reputation as a popular figure.
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Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Solution Report
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Davis and Elkins Freshman Dick McKirmey Shows Promise
Richard Dick McKirmey, new freshman at Davis and Elkins College, is a popular student and promising prospect. At Grafton High School he played football and basketball under his brother Ran McKirmey, a top athlete and student at the college. If he improves, he may rival Ran for honors.
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Grafton B C Nine Opens With Peterman At Ath Field
The Grafton B C Nine and the Fetterman Independents of the Tygarts Valley League start their season tomorrow at 2 30 P M at the Athletic Field after weather delays. Galloway visits Sunday for a spirited game as B O batteries include Henry Wright and Warne. Dalton and Earl Hickman are the Fetterman mound pair with Warne catching.
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Johnson To Head Industrial Board
Washington May 19 Hugh S Johnson, soldier, lawyer and manufacturer, has been chosen by President Roosevelt to administer the new industrial regulation powers. Johnson, a key figure in drafting the bill, has not yet replied but is expected to accept. He previously led the War Industries Board and headed the first World War draft board, with deep manufacturing experience. Tennessee horse and mule population fell from 350000 in 1910 to 157000 in 1932.
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Shouse Sees Early Repeal Of Day Laws
Washington May 19 The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment head Jouette Shouse forecasts repeal of the eighteenth amendment by year end as votes are planned in 37 states in 1933. The survey tracks which states have acted or scheduled conventions and notes dates for governor actions and legislative adjournments.
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Man who saved life kills self in home tragedy
Sharon Pennsylvania reports a man once praised for saving a friend from suicide shot himself. At seventy, J C Herrmann died from self-inflicted gunshot near a revolver previously taken from the friend who tried to end his life years earlier. Coroner Dr Applegate classified the death as death by own action.
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Nazis Remove Prussian Diet and Cabinet Rule
Berlin reports that after Chancellor Hitler’s Reichstag address the Nazi machine eliminated the Prussian diet and granted the Nazi cabinet full powers during a long vacation. Goering pledged loyalty to Hitler, promised stern Prussian virtue and orderly administration, and the Prussian parliament was dissolved until 1937. The fusion of Evangelical Lutheran churches in the Reich was noted as a major step toward church union.
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Home As Replacing Bible Heroes With Pagan Gods
An illustrated feature from The Ami Weekly in The Baltimore American package explores a startling proposal by the Hitlerite government. The article discusses replacing Bible heroes with pagan gods as part of a propagandistic cultural shift.
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Mrs Whitney Hurt In Fall At Atlantic City Show
Mrs John Hay Whitney former Elizabeth Atlamax a New York society leader and noted horsewoman fell from her mount Ben Disable at the Atlantic City Horse Show but escaped serious injury.
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Elizabeth Atlamax
New York
Ben Disble
Sentinel Classified Ad Rates and Policies
The Sentinel lists classified rates at two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Insertion must be consecutive and in the regular style. minimum charge is 45 cents. Each initial and each figure counts as one word. errors should be reported immediately.
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Thomas Child Parsons Burned To Death
Funeral services were held for Ruth Ann Schell two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Schell of Thomas who died at home Tuesday from burns received Monday after falling into a bucket of hot water Her body was taken to her grandparents home in Keyser for burial in Philos Cemetery Westernport Maryland.
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