Standings and Results From Baseball Card Note
Standings show St. Louis leading with 2 to 1 over New York in the first game and 8 to 4 in the second. Chicago downed Brooklyn and faced Philadelphia with mixed results while Cincinnati and Philadelphia played tight series. Saturday results include St. Louis over New York and Boston, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia wins. Games today list Boston at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago. American League yesterday featured Chicago over Washington, Boston over Detroit, St. Louis over New York, and later Washington over Chicago with St. Louis beating New York and Philadelphia over Cleveland.
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Baseball and hockey night scores across leagues
In International League Jersey City edged to 7-3 while Toronto beat Buffalo 6-4 and Albany won 11-3 as Baltimore topped 6-5. Rochester lost 3-6 to Montreal 10-2 and St Paul fell 1-8 to Kansas City 0-0. Louisville 1-4 Indianapolis 4-4. Toledo 3 Columbus 4. Minneapolis 2-14 Milwaukee 10. Southern Association New Orleans 7-5 Memphis 6-6. Atlanta 13-0 Knoxville 9-5. Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia plus Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York listed.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
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Milwaukee
Local standings show four college teams and records
Birmingham 3 4, Little Rock 15 1, Chattanooga 1 2, Nashville 7 9 reflect season records and current form across four programs, highlighting discrepancies in overall performance and prospects for upcoming matchups.
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Regional High School Scores In Weather Affected Meet
Beckley defeated Johnstown 21 to 5 while Zanesville led Springfield 9 to 7 in a rain affected Middle Atlantic meet. Springfield then beat Zanesville 9 to 4 in the second round as Dayton edged Huntington 6 to 4 in the first. Huntington topped Dayton 3 to 2 in the second. Weather described as rain in Wheeling-Charleston.
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Johnstown
Zanesville
Springfield
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Huntington
Wheeling-Charleston
Ocean City Woman Runs Oldest Maryland Hotel
Ocean City Maryland May 22 Ocean City boasts the oldest active woman in the hotel trade in Maryland Mrs Harriet Dashiell eighty one owner manager of Welloquin Hall boardwalk hotel here She winters in Baltimore.
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Harriet Dashiell
Baltimore
Grafton Wins 10th Inning Thriller Over Galloway
In a 5 to 4 ten inning victory at Athletic Field, the Grafton B. & C. nine edged the Galloway outfit before about 500 spectators. Both squads traded early runs, with Galloway hotting three in the opening frame and Grafton two. After a quiet middle, Grafton scored twice in the fourth, Galloway once, and the decisive 10th featured a two-base hit by a man on base followed by a run to win. Henry pitched for Grafton with Swisher catching, Bristle umpired.
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Galloway Outfit
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Swisher
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Fetterman
Fetterman Pays
Fetterman Independents
Century
Batting Summary From Local Baseball Game
Rung had four RBIs with J Gerkin Henry C Jones and E Jones also driving in runs. L Jones Kurucz and C Jones with multiple hits led the offense. Henry walked none while Lowdin issued four free passes. Lodwin struck out five, Lowdin took the loss as Bristol and Roger umpired a 2 hour 30 minute game.
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C. Jones
E. Jones
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F. Cavayich
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Galloway
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Fighting the Gangsters on New Fronts
Federal and state officers press the assault on racketeers as leaders shift into new fields. The piece traces changes from early hoodlum vote control to extortion in trucking, liquor, and newer domains such as dairy, cleaning, dyeing, laundry, milk, fish, and poultry trades, labor unions, and 3.2 beer abuses, naming key figures and places like Al Capone, Detroit, Chicago, New York, and officials pursuing Ernst assets.
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del Thornton
New York
Reagan
Chicago
Detroit
Waxie Gordon
Dutch Schultz
William “Three-Fingered
Jack” White
William “Klondike” O'Donnell
Capone
West Side dominates grade school meet at Athletic Field
West Side takes first with 40 points, East Side second with 35. Robert Denzie leads with 221-4 in high points, while Harman Taylor shines for East Side. Event winners include Denzie, Taylor, Edwards, and Burkett across dash, hurdles, sprints, throws, and relays.
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Robert Denzie
Harman Taylor
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Cross
Carl Edwards
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Robinson
Fetterman
Densmore
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Robert Denzie Bee
Genevan Arms Delegates Align With Councils Despite Influence
Arms delegates defer to their councils, as Geneva representatives are well versed and backed by powerful home organizations with many votes, shaping decisions amid scattered efforts and varied effectiveness.
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Brain Trust Aims To Aid Disarmament In Geneva
An international brain trust formed in Geneva to aid disarmament represents over 100 million peace group members. Malcolm Davis of Hertford Connecticut chairs the group, named the International Consultative Group for Disarmament. It coordinates four international committees and ex servicemen groups to press for disarmament at the conference.
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American Inter-Organization Council
Roosevelt Enjoys Brief Potomac Cruise Between Sessions
President Roosevelt spent his first night away from the White House aboard the Sequoia cruising the Potomac. He joined a government reorganization conference with Lewis Douglas and Louis Howe, with Henry L. Roosevelt also present. The trip provided rest while Congress nears adjournment.
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Sequoia
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Louis M. Howe
Budget Scrutiny Aims At Vast Government Cuts
President Douglas forecasts nearly 600 million in budget reductions through a broad reorganization plan. Veterans aid faces a 400 million cut by order, with 50 million saved via loan interest on certificates. Additional 125 to 150 million expected from beer revenue to balance the budget, as thousands of federal workers may be laid off. Major departments see substantial curtailments, including the post office and labor departments.
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Marlene Dietrich To Face Jail Over Trousers
Paris police indicate German actress Marlene Dietrich could be arrested for wearing men's trousers in Paris streets. A police official said it attracts undue attention and is illegal for a woman to do so in the city. Dietrich and her husband are staying near Versailles.
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Versailles
Oklahoma to Plant More Cotton in 1930s Plan
New York May 22. Cotton acreage in Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle is expected to rise 20 to 30 percent from last year. Dust and wind storms have ruined hundreds of acres of wheat, prompting farmers to switch to cotton and a substitute crop, says A. E. Kobs, manager of the Oklahoma Cotton Growers' Association.
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Texas Panhandle
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Brit Hook for Recognition
A Moscow article in For Industrialization argues for normal diplomatic relations between Soviet Russia and the United States. It says such ties should rest on economy rather than abstract sentiment, and rejects casuistry over Roosevelt's message to Kalinin while promoting practical business benefits.
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Russia
United States
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Meas Vy Industry
Soviet Union
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Kalinin
Body Found in Old Trunk Believed Crime Scene
Ontonagon Michigan May 22. Embalmed female corpse cut into pieces and hidden in an abandoned hospital basement trunk in Mass City confounds officials. A Chicago hospital paper and a doctor tied to Dr Hanna surface as clues, but investigators doubt any formal medical experimentation occurred.
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Mass City
J. J. Sehon
Hahnemann Hospital
Chicago
A. Tong
W. S
Hanna
Spider Bite Fatal To West Va Woman Near Etlan
Mrs Texie Dodson forty six dies at her Etlan home after a spider bite on her finger. She became ill days later as the finger swelled. Survived by husband and six children.
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Luray
Texie Dodson
Etlan
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