Standings and results from the American League
The American League standings show Washington leading with a .667, New York .593, Cleveland .512, and Philadelphia .496. Yesterday results included Washington 5 over Detroit 4 and Philadelphia 11 over Chicago 1. Today's games feature Washington at Cleveland and New York at Detroit.
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Philadelphia
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National League Standings and Results Summary
National League standings show New York leading with 70 wins and 48 losses followed by Boston 66 53 Chicago 65 54 St. Louis 64 56 Pittsburgh 62 55 Philadelphia 49 67 Brooklyn 48 66 Cincinnati 45 75 Yesterday results include New York 8 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4 Chicago 7 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 3. Tonight's schedule lists Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn and other matchups.
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Chicago
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Sunlight for babies to prevent rickets in summer
An editorial note by Dr. Logan Clendening explains that vitamin D is produced when babies receive sun exposure, aiding calcium and phosphorus utilization to prevent rickets. It advises starting at four weeks, increasing exposure from five minutes to up to 30 minutes daily, with caution in heat.
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Logan Clendening
Frederick F. Tisdall
Clendening
Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets
Chicago cash grain and Baltimore produce data show wheat at No 1 hard 89 cent, corn 51 3 8 to 52 1 2, oats 38 9 39 7 9, with barley timothy seed clover and fruit markets noted. Livestock in Chicago includes hogs 32 000 with varied weights and steady to uneven prices, cattle and calves broad margins, and lambs around 7 dollars.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
New York
Hennery Exchange
Baltimore
Rangers
Best Western
Wheat Growers Of Stonewall Hold District Meeting
The Wheat Growers of Stonewall district met Friday at Welltown with temporary chair C R McCain and W S Huvett elected chair of the community committee. Alfred W Wright and T Fred Stine named the other two district committee members. Meetings for other districts were scheduled with dates from August 28 to August 31 for signups and officer elections.
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Welltown
C R McCain
W. S. Huvett
Alfred W. Wright
T. Fred Stine
Crowers
Mputy Agente
Opequon
Shawnee
Back Creek
Mt. Williams
Gore
Gaineshern
City League Games Next Week Preview
The schedule lists Stars versus Sunny Side on Aug 486 A and Aug 30 Old Timers facing South End Ind. Augul Jons meet Post Office as Aug 31. Ball Hawks host Va Woolen Mill on Sept 1.
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Ball Hawks
Va. Woolen Mill
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Sunnyside
All-Stars
Gray Socks Prepare for Purcellville Baseball Clash
The Gray Socks have arranged a game with Purcellville at Winchester Fair Grounds tomorrow at 3.30 in the afternoon. Purcellville boasts a solid season record and local colored fans anticipate a brisk contest.
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Purcellville
Winchester Fair Grounds
Blue Sox Defeat Old Chapel at Shine Diamond 10 to 4
The Blue Sox beat Old Chapel 10 to 4 on Shine Diamond last Sunday. Pangle threw for Blue Sox with four hits allowed and 13 strikeouts. Silmon and Levi pitched for Old Chapel, surrendering 12 hits and fanning 15. The Blue Sox travel to Strasburg for a 2 PM game tomorrow.
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ON Chapel
Shine Diamond
Pangle
Silmon
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Old Chapel
Strasburg
Ohio Democrats elect state chairman after stormy race
Democratic machine in Ohio wins a smashing victory led by U S Senator Robert J Bulkley and Governor George White and nominates Dr Carl Watson of Findlay Ohio as state chairman. Watson had not held major office before but has long been tied to Ohio Democratic politics.
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U. S
Robert J. Bulkley
George White
Carl Watson
Findlay, C
Dr. Watson
Darkness Ends League Battle In City Baseball Tie
Lions Club and All-Stars played to a 3-3 tie when darkness halted the Friday City League game. Pangle struck out eight for the All-Stars as Hackman fanned several Lions batters. three rematches are set for the week of September 4 to resolve existing ties including Old Timers vs Virginia Woolen and Sunnyside vs South End Indians.
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All-Stars
Pangle
All- Stars
Hackman
Lions
Old Timers
Virginia
Anderson
Brecken
Dge
Hawkins
JW Peery, AG
Sccovevss
Bowgte
Scexiscves
Bes Shore Mines
Park Boys to Battle Ballston in Winchester Contest
Lem Owens and Ballston stars visit Winchester for a day game against the Park nine in the city Owens previously pitched in the Shenandoah Valley League A lively crowd is expected as fans anticipate his return. A Labor Day double header against Millwood Athletic Club will be staged at Rouss Spring Park.
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Ballston
Winchester
Park Nine
Owens
Huring
Park Boys
Millwood Athletic Club
Rouss Spring Park
Michigan Senator Attacks Bank Policy in Detroit
U S Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, before a Detroit bank jury, criticized federal policy after the national bank holiday. He said liquidity over solvency doom ed thousands of banks and that closings were caused by government appraisals on wrecked market values.
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U.S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R. Mich
Michigan
Eddie Cantor Set For Palace Debut In Palmy Days
Eddie Cantor brings Palmy Days to the Palace Theatre Monday and Tuesday with Cantor as a comical assistant to fake mystics. The cast includes Charlotte Greenwood Barbara Weeks Walter Catlett and Spencer Charters with songs by Con Conrad and Cliff Friend aboard a lively Rube Goldberg style plot.
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Eddie Cantor
Palace Theatre
Eddie
Cantor
Morris Ryskind
David Freedman
Hollywood
Charlotte Greenwood
Barbara
Bobbie
Goldwyn
Walter Catlett
Spencer Charters
Paul Page
See Middleton
Harry Gods
Con Conrad
Cliff Friend
The Big Chance at Palace Tonight and Eddie Cantor Shows
A two fisted prize ring tale The Big Chance starring John Darrow Merna Kennedy Natalie Moore Mickey Rooney and J Carrol Naish leads the Palace program tonight followed by Phantom of The Air chapter 11 and Aces Wild. Eddie Cantor musical comedies Palmy Days with George Raft Barbara Weeks and others run Monday Tuesday with song hits and laughter.
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John Darrow
Merna Kennedy
Natalie Moorehead
Little “Mickey" Rooney
J. Carrol Naish
Tom Howard
Eddie Cantor
Palace
Ziegfeld
Charlottes Greenwood
George Raft
Walter Catlett
Barbara Weeks
Eddie
Best of Enemies at Capitol Tonight Starring Rogers Nixon
Warner Bros presents Buddy Rogers and Marion Nixon in Best of Enemies at the Capitol Theatre. Screen merriment continues tonight until 11 p m with continuous showings.
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Buddy Rogers
Marion Nixon
Capitol Theatre
Capitol
Best of Enemies Opens With Rogers Nixon in Fox Romance
Theatre this afternoon presents Best of Enemies a Fox romantic comedy with Buddy Rogers returning to film after a year away Marion Nixon stars as the leading woman The cast includes Joseph Cawthorn noted for his dialects Also on Monday and Tuesday Robert Montgomery and Helen Hayes star in Another Language.
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Fox
Buddy Rogers
Marion Nixon
Joseph Cawthorn
Robert Montgomery
Helen Hayes
Tom Keene in Crossfire at Colonial Theatre Tonight
Tom Keene stars in Crossfire at the Colonial Theatre today in an Aero Radio picture. Betty Furness and Ed Kennedy also appear as barking six guns and flying fists promise a spectacle, showing continuously until 11 p m.
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Colonial Theatre
Betty Furness
Ed Kennedy
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