New York Keeps Lead With Fifth Straight Win
The Yankees defeated the Red Sox 8 to 7 in Boston as they extended their winning streak to five games. Monte Weaver hurled five innings of effective relief to secure the victory.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1932
Page
5
The Yankees defeated the Red Sox 8 to 7 in Boston as they extended their winning streak to five games. Monte Weaver hurled five innings of effective relief to secure the victory.
The National League table shows Chicago leading with 10 wins and 3 losses, Boston at 9 and 3, Cincinnati 8 and 8, Philadelphia 7 and 7, New York not fully listed, Pittsburgh 6 and 9, St. Louis 5 and 9, Brooklyn 4 and 8. Yesterday results include Boston 8 over New York 3 and Philadelphia 13 over Brooklyn 6. Jack Klein of the Phillies starred as they beat the Phillies 13 to 6 in a highlighted game.
PITTSBURGH April 30 Eppa Rixey veteran Cincinnati starter earned his first win of the season as the Reds defeated the Pirates 6 to 4 in the second game of the series. Also Boston April 30 Huck Betts pitched the Braves to an 8 3 win over the New York Giants in the delayed opener.
Beginning today the Star adds a four page comic supplement with popular synchronized strips. Readers will enjoy Slim Jim Buddy Betty and the Kelly Kids in Saturday issues with limited advertising on two pages.
Arthur Thompson aged 31, native of Clarke county and longtime employee of the Northern Virginia Power Company, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a four week illness due to a brain abscess. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Thornton Thompson of Boyce, with two sisters and three brothers surviving. Funeral details were pending.
Jury finds two officers and two civilians guilty of second degree murder in Kahahawai attack. Massie’s insanity defense rejected. Sentencing set for next Friday with possible penalties ranging from probation to long terms. Appeal filed and custody moved to Read Harbor for the night.
New York hotels consider removing lobby sitters and may discharge older staff as a caution to rival properties in the region, signaling a shift toward stricter service norms and cost control.
The parade for the fete draws 60 plus floats and entries from military bands to drum and bugle corps. Delegations include Greenbrier Military School Cadet Band and American Legion posts from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Local clubs and businesses line up for the 2 PM Thursday march.
Treasurer Clifford D. Grim reports further gifts to fund the festival. Contributors include Boyd P. W. 25 dollars, Commercial and Savings Bank 25, Gilpin 100, Warner Bros Theatres Inc 75, Wheeling News Litho Co 50, and other individuals and firms totaling as listed.
John Thomas colored died at 6 this morning at his residence 204 East Clifford street after a paralysis illness. He leaves one sister and two aunts in Charlotte, North Carolina. The funeral will be from Paynter's funeral home at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon.
The Winchester Park Association baseball team will play tomorrow at 1 o clock on the Rouss Spring Park diamond against a Millwood Athletic Club team. After the game, the locals will travel to Millwood for a second tilt on Lambert's Field.
Warrenton plans a welcome for Miss Helen Ames Washington of Overbrook Pennsylvania who will be Queen Shenandoah IX at the apple fete. Civic groups will greet her as her party travels through Warrenton on the way to Luray for lunch and she will be hosted at the Warren Green Hotel before continuing to Luray.
Representative Frank L. Bow of West Virginia and Harry Loy of Paw Paw, WV, brag of two large Cold Stream trout, 25 and 22 inches, caught during a Capon Bridge report. Bow was on a brief vacation from congressional duties when he landed one of the fish.
Relatives confirm the death of William B. Pingley 71 of Frederick county born 1861. He died yesterday in Terra Alta West Virginia where he had lived for years. He leaves several grown children and is survived by sister in law Mrs. John W. Nail. Funeral at Mount Olive Church near Hogue Creek Sunday at 2 PM with burial in nearby graveyard.
The report notes a national income of 54 billion and a tax bill of 12 billion. It explains high taxes discourage spending and consumer activity. Economic implications are discussed.
All air passengers traveling over Peruvian territory are subject to medical inspection under the terms of a decree announced by the Peruvian government.
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