Baseball scores and upcoming AL matchups listed
Result lines show Washington 7 Chicago 3 New York 10 4 St Louis 6 5 Boston 3 Detroit 3 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 4. Schedule features Washington at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Detroit. Tomorrow's Games include New York at Washington and Cleveland at Chicago with potential doubleheader notation uncertainties.
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National League Standings and Tomorrow's Games
National League standings list Philadelphia leading with 36 wins and 9 losses. St Louis 4, Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 2, New York 1, Chicago Boston postponed. Tomorrow's games: St Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Boston.
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Virginia beer repeal talk stirs lawmakers and clergy
Virginia legislators debate a special session to legalize beer as Senator Layman opposes immediate legalization citing falling beer sales and uncertain intoxicating strength. Clergy and politicians warn against liquor control plans while Norfolk and Richmond figures push for action and possible constitutional repeal actions.
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Cinqué Ports of England History and Privileges
Cinqué Ports in Kent and Sussex included Dover Sandwich Hastings Hythe and Romney later Winchelsea and Rye joined. They received privileges from Saxon and early kings for supplying ships during wars, predating a permanent British navy. Florida remains the leading phosphate rock producer with 1 483 485 tons of 1 711 000 mined in 1932 followed by Tennessee Idaho and Montana.
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Park Ball Hawks Edge Burnt Factory Team 11 1 at Rouss Park
The Park Ball Hawks of Winchester defeated Burnt Factory 11 to 1 at Rouss Park Diamond. They opened with five runs in the first inning, added one in the second, three in the seventh, and two in the final frame. Luby and Hamman led with multiple hits.
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Hamman
Keller
E. A. Crowl
Russell Potts
John Summers
George Tigner
John Shine
Caps Hoshour
Martinsburg Defeats Local Times Boys In Baseball
The Washington Times Martinsburg branch club beat the Local Times boys 11 to 9 yesterday. Martinsburg fielded Morrow and Johnson for batteries with Seabright and Anderson. This marked the third game of the season in their series.
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Gloucester sailors present painting to President Roosevelt
A painting of Gertrude L. Thebaud, America's entry in past fishermen races, awaited President Roosevelt in Gloucester Massachusetts on his Ambergjack II vacation voyage. A delegation of Gloucester fishermen presented the artwork while the president, who maintains a rare marine art collection, enjoyed his cruise.
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C and P Nine to Meet Park Team Tomorrow
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company baseball team of Washington will play the Park Association nine at Rouss Spring Park tomorrow afternoon starting at 3 o'clock. C and P lead the Industrial League of the District of Columbia and expect spirited competition in the key matchup.
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Rath and Stars Shine In A Home Run List
A compact rundown highlights Rath’s power and name players from the Yankees Athletics Browns Nationals and Phillies. It notes Gehrig Foxx Lazzeri and other stars among the roster with multiple clubs represented and includes a final tally of 12.
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Foxx
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Lazzeri
All Stars Beat Waddey 9-5 In Front Royal
Front Royal All Stars defeated Everett Waddey of Richmond 9 to 5 in the second game of a two game series yesterday afternoon. The local squad out hit the visitors 11 to 10 but capitalized on clutch hits to secure the win.
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Everett Waddey
Richmond
Card of Thanks for John W Barr
We express appreciation for sympathy, flowers, and automobiles offered at the death of husband and brother John W Barr. Signed by Mrs Minnie H Barr and C Lee Barr.
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Minnie H. Barr
C. Lee Barr
Radio Broadcast From Stratosphere During Piccard Flight
Plans for July bid to radio the Piccard balloon ascent at the Chicago Century of Progress. NBC techs detail weight limits and high frequency gear for stratosphere transmission from the gondola with 60 watt? 3 watt transmitter and 40 pound receiver projecting ground pick-up points within a 300 mile drift radius.
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What’s What at a Glangg Washington World
Ex Senator Brookhart criticizes financiers for not foreseeing the slump and predicts more insight from a Kuhn Loeb and Dillon Read probe. Hugh Johnson leads new building push under the recovery act as Wall Street reacts to Glass Steagall and Roosevelt veto pressure.
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Smith W. Brookhart
United States
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Wall Street
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Senate
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New York
Hugh Johnson
Bernard Kilgore
Wall Street Journal
Congress
Roosevelt
East and West to Wed Lusitania Cargo
The Lusitania carried 5 400 cases of small arm cartridges and copper articles, brass, and furs. The cargo, valued at 750000 dollars, was allowed by the United States Department of Commerce and did not include explosives or troops.
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