Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Report
MLB results from yesterday include Washington defeating New York 9 to 3 and St Louis beating Cleveland. Boston edged Philadelphia 2 to 0, with New York over Brooklyn 8 to 5. Giants defeated Robins 8 to 5. Pirates beat Cardinals 5 to 3. Hornsby and Stone lead with home runs. Martinsburg will not share a league berth with Hagerstown as plans settle on single-city clubs.
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DANCE McCarroll's Hall Wednesday Night Gents 50c
India has got her salt. All she needs is a little pep. Youngstown Vindicator mentions a weekly dance at McCarroll's Hall with 50 cent gents and free admission for ladies.
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Park Nine Bears S V A Aggregation
Winchester Park Association beat Shenandoah Valley Academy 11 to 4 in the season opener at Rouss Spring Park Saturday. A second game with Berkeley Springs Bottling Company was not played due to rain. another pair of games at Rouss Park is scheduled for this weekend with teams to be announced.
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Viking Era Gold Rings Found in Swedish Field
Ancient gold rings weighing 14 ounces total were unearthed in a field on Gothland, Sweden. The small spiral shapes date from a period without formal currency, reflecting barter era trade practices.
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Gothland
Co I Sluggers Divide Honors In Week End Games
Two fast baseball games over the weekend saw Co I Sluggers beat Hose Company No. 5 3 to 2 with Artz and Breckenridge battery. Lunsford pitched a 100 percent effort in a 3 to 2 win over Front Royal, Breckenridge behind the plate. Next, Purcellville at Fair Grounds Park and Hagerstown Chevrolet at home are scheduled with free admission and public support urged.
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De Priest appeals for square deal from all parties
STAUNTON Va April 28 Representative Oscar De Priest Republican of Illinois the first black member in 26 years vowed in a speech to support any party offering a square deal for African Americans He urged the audience to judge friends by actions not party labels noting not all friends were in the Republican party while most enemies aligned with Democrats He said good citizenship and ballot use will help solve the negro question.
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House of Representatives
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Illinois
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Groundhog Day Roots And Religious Followings
The text notes Hinduism with 216,734,686 followers and Mohammedanism with 68,735,238 in India. It cites a 1930 US prison census showing 116,670 inmates with 11,270 federal prisoners. It explains Groundhog Day linked to Candlemas and Februa, with folk beliefs about winter’s length, and mentions Canada’s bear substitute for the groundhog.
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India
United States
Not ashamed of humble origins says speaker on progress
The speaker stated he was not ashamed of his humble origins as a son of slave parents and of his race which he said has in the last 65 years made more progress than any other group.
Burke to be sentenced after plea in Berrien Circuit Court
A hearing began to decide the sentence for Burke following indications he would be immediately sentenced and sent to prison if he pleaded guilty. The report references a swift judicial path and possible immediate confinement pending any plea.
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Burke
Burke Pleads Guilty To Killing Of Patrolman
Fred Burke pleaded guilty in St Joseph Circuit Court to slaying Patrolman Charles Skelly in December 1929. The notorious gangster appeared before Circuit Court Judge Charles E White for the plea in the midwest crime case, resolving a long pursuit for justice.
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Beginning of the Stock Exchange Traced to Buttonwood Tree
The New York Stock Exchange origins lie with a group meeting under a buttonwood tree at 68 Wall Street. A formal organization formed in 1702. Early currency called hog money dated 1616 to 1618 in Bermuda, bearing a hog on the obverse.
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