Baseball scores and schedules across leagues and cities
National League results include New York 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Chicago 4 Boston 3 in 10 innings. American League standings show Detroit 10 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 8 New York 6. Several other noted games, postponements, and intercity matchups across cities. More marriages were performed in Nebraska in 1932 than in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Wees
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Nebraska
Home Run Leaders Yesterday and Notable Totals
A list of leading home run hitters from the Phillies Cardinals Cubs Dodgers Braves and others is followed by American National League totals. The peculiar note mentions a piano discord at a Knoxville church and an odd tuner anecdote involving acorns blamed on squirrels.
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Klein
Phillies
Whitney
Martin
Cardinals
F. Herman
Cubs
Hafey
Reds
Cuccinello
Dodgers
Moore
Braves
Mancuso
Giants
Johnson
Red Sox
Greenberg
Tigers
Hayworth
Boss
Indians
Appling
White Sox
Knoxville
Grade School Band to Parade on Memorial Day
A new Grade School Band from Grafton schools will debut in the Memorial Day parade. Organized by high school bandmaster B. B. Siter, it serves fourth through eighth graders, all beginners, with weekly Friday instruction. Membership grows, instruments awaited, and the program invites interested students to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Withers
Grafton
B. B. Siter
Local School Band Members list by instrument and name
The roster lists band members by section including Comets Everett Keener Robert Denton Charles Miller Robert Louden James Sterling Floyd Hamilton John Murray Charles Bell Harold Moran Manford Shafer Bobby Hamilton Charles Stanford John Kincaid Helen Jones. Clarinets Edwin Roof John H Reynolds Dick Sterling Jack Nuzum. Trombones Paul Sinsel James Mantz Edmond Jacobs Billy Beall Clifford Miller Thomas Rogers. Mellophones Pauline Utsinger Frank Devlin. Flute Frank Luzadder. Saxophone Nathan Coulson. Bass Horn Joseph Mahaffey. Drums Joseph Collins Paul Shahan Louis Bennett Vernon Sapp.
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Comets
Everett Keener
Robert Denton
Charles Miller
Robert Louden
James Sterling
Floyd Hamilton
John Murray
Charles Bell
Harold Moran
Manford Shafer
Bobby Hamilton
Charles Stafford
John Kincaid
Helen Jones
Edwin Roof
John H
Reynolds
Dick Sterling
Jack Nuzum
Paul Sinsel
James Mantz
Edmond Jacobs
Billy Beall
Clifford Miller
Thomas Rogers
Pauline Utsinger
Frank Devlin
Frank Luzadder
Nathan Coulson
Joseph Mahaffey
Joseph Collins
Paul Shahan
Louis Bennett
Vernon Sapp
Herriot Urges France to Settle War Debt Payment
Paris May 27 Edouard Herriot former premier reported in the chamber that Roosevelt tied any Franco American debt settlement to France paying the December 15 interest installment of 19 million dollars. Herriot says negotiations have favored England and the US, not France, and the cabinet will not act without a new development from Roosevelt, such as a moratorium. Herriot pursues the payment as essential to any settlement.
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Paris
France
Roosevelt
Washington
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
M. Herriot
Henry Franklin-Bouillon
Congress
M. Her
Iot
M.herriot
Rip and Willy Nilly Tend a Fevered Rip
Mary Graham Bonner documents Rip’s feverish night as Willy Nilly tends his bruised body with water and milk. Rip, disoriented and in pain, believes she remains in the fight and rails at a perceived thief before fading back into Willy Nilly’s care.
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Rip
Willy Nilly
Jolly Bear
Rip Boy
Rip Recovers in the Wild Cat Incident
Rip survives a recent Wild Cat encounter, after which Jelly Bear Honey Bear and Puddle Muddle assure his safety and tend to his recovery. Rip wakes disoriented but grateful and expresses hope for improvement as the community breathes easier. Rip Recovers Monday.
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Rip Boy
Willy Nilly
Rip
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Puddle Muddle
Industry Tax Debate Illuminates New Deal Spending
Treasury advisor outlines powers to set working hours and wages while a $4 million public works program promises jobs. Federal projects receive $900 million, with $100 million for naval construction. Allocation favors population, area, and road mileage. Prohibition repeal advocates, including Major Haan, argue morals and crime trends justify change. list notable supporters and opponents.
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Doughton
N.C
Ways and Means Committee
House
Fuller
Ark
Blanton
Tex
I Genesing
Geenral Hugh Johnson
West Virginia Extension official resigns amid campus inquiry
Nat T Frame announces resignation following a university inquiry into his alleged relations with farmers cooperatives and influence in the legislature. He prepared a four page response to the charges after being called before the university president on May 9. The president indicated satisfaction with Frame and G. L.
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Gray Silver
West Virginia
Sociation
Board of Governors
Extension Service
Cooperative Association
Charles~ Ton
J. B. McLaughlin
Beard
Exten~sion
Jon
U. S. Department, of Agriculture
Legislative Investigating Committee
Dickinson
Nat T. Frame
Cooperative Extension Service
G. L
Basebac 5 Big Basebac5 Baseball Card Snippet
A compact OCR fragment lists player names and stats from teams Browns Sox Cards Pirates. Entries include West Hodapp Simmons Martin Frederick Trapnor with figures for games at bats runs hits and batting averages. The garbled text presents a rough lineup scorecard style snippet.
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Hpet
West
Browns
Hodapp
R. Sox
Simmons
W. Sox
Martin
Cards
Frederick
Dodg
Trapnor
Pirates
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Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
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Dayton
Huntington
Johnstown
Zanesville
Wheeling
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Beckley
American Association
Sant
Nutsburgh
Incinnati
Cage
Rooklyn U
Lladelphia
Ashington
Chicagoadelphia
Reland
Max Schmeling
Jack Dempsey
Max
Lake Swannanoa
N. J
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Jack Sharkey
Dempsey
Manassa Mauli
Berger
Germany
BAER
Johnny
California
Boge
Jones
Naional
Herriot
Mary Graham Bonner
Treasury
Public Works— Administration
Reconstruction Corporation
Farmer-Laborite
Haan
M. W. Sprague
Bank of England
Woodin
Treasury Department
Associated Press
United States
Kingdom
American Legion
American Bar Association
American Federation of Labor
American Medical Association
The
American Hotel Association
Major Haan
John D., Rockefeller, Jr
Charles H. Sabin
Dean Wilbur Cross
Connecticut
Pierre S. DuPont
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Alfred E. Smith
Nicholas Murray Butler
America
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Canada
Gordon Dunneryan Pore
Harvard Stadium
Pacific Coast
Mid-West
Ablowich
South
Tsamprot
Tun Hables
Stanford
Bontliton
Princston
Lkely
Dunn
Yale
Keith Brown
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