Mitch's Musings on Ohio State Coach Schmidt
Mitch notes that an upfront start is vital in ventures and praises Sub Francis Schmidt, the tall Texan coaching Ohio State. He recounts Schmidt inviting reporters to practice, urging focus on players, and argues Schmidt’s openness boosts publicity and team morale. He predicts OSU success tied to Schmidt, while noting public interest hinges on weekly practice access.
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Ohio State
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Schmidt
Butch Hails Dutch Littler as East Youngstown Fixit Coach
Dutch Littler, a former University athlete now coaching at Youngstown East, has stabilized the program and staged the sectional basketball tourney. He secured finances, reduced debts, and eyes a stadium for high school games while continuing to build winning teams across sports.
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In General
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Dutch
Littler
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Mr. Fixit
Hasery
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Reed
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Owever
State Commission
Warren
Ea High
Detroit Pilot Is Main Hope Of His Club
Detroit pilot Mickey Cochrane, manager and catcher, is central to the Tigers as doctors weigh appendicitis or other causes of abdominal pain. His condition could decide Detroit’s strength in the 1934 season, with Cochrane aiming to catch 125 games and boost the batting from .245 last year. Hayworth remains as assistant.
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Detroit
Cochrane
Tigers
Frank J. Navin
Mickey
Connie Mack
Bucky Harris
Detroits
Ray Hayworth
Hayworth
Champ on Mitt Card in Vincennes Opens Week of Boxing
New York April 2. Fred Miller the NBA featherweight champion fights Moon Mullins in Vincennes Ind in a non title ten rounder tomorrow night. The national boxing schedule lists ten round bouts in Philadelphia New Orleans New York Albany Detroit Oakland New Haven San Diego Kansas City Hollywood Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with contenders Locatelli Perrin Belloise Brouillard Yarosz Ketchell and more.
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Freddie Miller
Moon Mullins
Vincennes
Ind
Philadelphia
Cleto Locatelli
Eddie Cool
New Orleans
Jimmy Perrin
Los Angeles
Ralph Morey
Nebraska
Detroit
Ernie Maurer
Detroit Feather
Orville Drouillard
Windsor
Ont
Oakland
Cal
Hans Birkie
Jack van Noy
New Haven
Conn
Lou Brouillard
Boston
Beb. Olin
Billy Ketchell
Milleville
N. J
Ken Overlin
Norfolk
White Sox spring camp optimism at Brookside Park
Pasadena April 2 The White Sox trainer Fonseca voices optimism as 38 players gather at Brookside Park. He highlights new signees Bonura and Earnshaw and expects a pennant race with strong veterans Appling Dykes Hayes and Kress, plus rookie contenders Snyder Flippen Chamblin. Al Simmons vows a 49 homer season.
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Lew
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Chicago White Sox
Fonseca
Bonura
Luke Appling
Jimmy Dykes
Minter Hayes
Ralph Kress
Conrad Flippen
Arizona University
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Waterloo
Earnshaw
Ed Durham
Milton Gaston
Joe Heving
Sam Jones
Ted Lyons
Lee Stine
San Francisco
Phil Gallivan
The
Pale Hose
John Pomorski
Montreal
Red Sox
Tigers
Browns
White Sox
al Simmons
Bottoms Up opens at Ohio Theater in Hollywood comedy
Hollywood satire on film industry bluff and bluster unfolds as three rogues and a movie-ambition girl crash the studios. Buddy DeSylva produced a romatic comedy with songs including Waiting at the Gate on Katy and Turn on the Moon. Cast features Paterson, John Boles, Spencer Tracy, Franchot Tone and Boswell Sisters with strong supporting turns by Thelma Todd and Russ Colombo.
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Fox Film
Ohio Theater
Buddy DeSylva
Katy
Harold Adamson
Burton Lane
Richard A. Whiting
Gus Kahn
Pat” Paterson
John Boles
Spencer Tracy
Herbert Mundin
Sid Silvers
Harry Green
Thelma Todd
Robert Emmett O'Connor
Dell Henderson
Suzanne Kasten
Douglas Wood
Yankees Beat Baltimore After St. Petersburg Stop
Jacksonville report says the Yankees began their homeward trek from St. Petersburg with a win over Baltimore in an exhibition game. They previously defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 3, improving to 8 wins in 18 starts.
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Fifia
St. Petersburg
Yankees
Baltimore
Yanks
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds release Rice and Crouch to Toronto in IL deal
In Tampa, the Cincinnati Reds outright released outfielder Harry Rice and catcher Frank Crouch to Toronto of the International League. The moves free the Reds to claim a player from Toronto next fall, with Pug Bach moving north to fill Rice's spot on the Reds' second squad.
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Fila
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Rice
Frank Crouch
Toronto
Pug Bach
Rice
Reds
Giants and Indians Open Barnstorming Tour in Baton Rouge
The New York Giants and Cleveland Indians began their long barnstorming tour in Baton Rouge with a two game schedule, pausing for a two day intermission before meeting again in Cleveland on April 14 and 15. A recent get-away game at the Indians camp in New Orleans ended with a 2 0 Giants win.
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Baton Rouge
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Indians
New Orleans
Giants
White Sox Pirates Leave Coast for East Exhibition Tour
The Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates ended coast training and departed for the East. The clubs plan a string of exhibition games en route, with the first game this afternoon in San Bernardino.
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Pasadena
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Sox
San Bernardino
Cubs Return Home After Spring Training Defeat
The Chicago Cubs ended their spring stay in Los Angeles with a loss. Grace homered for the Pittsburgh Pirates to win 1 0 this inning, giving the Bucs an even split in an eight game series.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Har! Grace
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Bucs
Cooper sets new course record in Cavalier open
Virginia Beach April 2. Harry Cooper of Chicago led the Cavalier Country Club open after 36 holes with a par smashing 135, the new course record. Paul Runyan shot 68 to take second, Ky Laffoon third with 188, and Bobby Cruickshank tied for fourth with Wild Bill Mehrhorn at 142, Horton Smith and Tommy Armour sharing fifth after a 72.
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U.P
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Paul Runyan
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Wild Bill Mehrhorn
Louisville
Horton Smith
Tommy Armour
Big Shots of Ten Pin Game Roll Tonight
More than 30 cities send teams to the American Bowling Congress tourney with Milwaukee Kansas City and Pittsburgh squads leading. Record holder Rudy Reipel of Arcades and Franklin Ice Cream show strong form as teams chase the Big Ten team event. Devito tops a 653 series while Chicago Detroit and Madison clubs post high scores and totals around 2,800 to 3,000.
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Iil
U.R
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Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Plankington
Miller's High Life
Wilkie Dairy
Franklin Ice Cream
Schuman Waggoner
Fort Pitt Brewing Company
George Antic, Jr
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Charlie Reinke
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Pabst Blue Ribbons
Chicago
Idle Hour Recreation
Devito
P. J. Webster
J. Sumeracki
Detroit
Mill
George's
Madison
Taxi Dancer Talks Sports and Columbia Nightclub Sketch
Henry McLemore reports on Joe Belford's Roseland Dime A Dance Palace introducing a card index to match dancers with customers by knowledge. The piece centers on Chickie Toff and a conversation about Connie Mack's A's and Columbia versus Yale, highlighting club talk and flirtation.
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New York
U.P
Joe Belford
Roseland-Dime-A-Dance Palace
Broadway
Beiford
Chickie Toff
Yales
Columbia
Lou Little
Ducky Pond
Marion wins Ohio playground basketball title over Kenton
Marion's team captured the Ohio playground basketball tournament in Bowling Green with a 24 to 22 final victory over Kenton. In the semifinals Marion defeated New Philadelphia 27 to 17 while Kenton beat Bowling Green 24 to 23. It was Marion's third title.
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Bowling Green
U.P
Marion
Kenton
New Philadelphia
Merion
Buckeye Spring Sports Open With Ohio University Meet
Ohio State opens its spring sports schedule by facing Ohio University at Athens next Saturday. Coach Floyd Stahl’s infield likely features John McAfee, Alex Clawson, Harrison Wicke, and captain Steve Lewis. Wicke is a former Cornelis player. Outfield candidates include Marty Vidis and John Prosenjak. Keyser, Dolch, and Lester Cook contend for the remaining outfield spot. Battery options include Red Moser or Bob Reilly, with Ken Williams and Ansel Estell as top moundsmen. Veteran Bob Blue is sidelined by pneumonia and Marvin Ulrich by a twisted ankle.
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U.S
Ohio State
Buckeye
Ohio University
Athens
Floyd Stahl
John McAfee
Alex Clawson
Harrison Wicke
Steve Lewis
Wicke
Cornelis
Marty Vidis
John Prosenjak
Ralph Keyser
Walter Dolch
Lester Cook
Red Moser
Bob Reilly
Ken Williams
Ansel Estell
Bob Blue
Marvin Ulrich
US Davis Cup squad announced for May practice
The United States Lawn Tennis Association unveiled a five player squad to begin practice on May 14 for Davis Cup international competition in 1984. The quintet to report to captain FR Norris Williams includes Lester R. Stoefen of Los Angeles Francis X Shields of New York Wmer L. Alison of Austin George M. Iwit Jr of Chicago and Sidney F. Wood Jr of New York.
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New York
U.P
United States Lawn Tennis Association
FR. Norr
Williams
Merian Cricket Club
Hareford
Lester R. Stoefen
Los Angeles
Francis X Shields
Wmer Ll. Alison
Austin, Tex
George M.iwit, Jr
Chicago
Sidney F .Wood, Jr
Medica Sets Pace as A A U Meet Opens
Jack Medica, 18, University of Washington, headlines the 1934 senior A A U championships in Columbus. Washington A C star aims for more world marks after NCAA heroics, including a 440 yard freestyle world record and NCAA records in 1600 and 3200 meter events. The top college and club swimmers gather as Michigan dominates NCAA and Southern California earns runner up.
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Ohio State University
Michigan
Southern California
Jack Medica
University of Washington
Washie A
Seattle
Jimmy Gilhula
Ray Daughters
Was A. C
Medica Washington
Contract Offered to Gallipolis Pitcher by Springfield
Davis, a local baseball pitcher, receives a contract offer from Springfield in the Mid Atlantic League. He previously played for Peoria in the Three-Eye League that year.
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Gallipolis
Wib Davis
Springfield
Peoria
Moulin Rouge Opens at Majestic with Bennett in Dual Role
Constance Bennett debuts in a two part performance in Moulin Rouge at the Majestic Theatre marking her first Twentieth Century production. She performs Coffee in the Morning and Kisses in the Night and Boulevard of Broken Dreams, with a surprising singing voice. The film, a Schenck Zanuck presentation released through United Artists, follows a wife seeking to renew her theatrical career against her husband’s resistance.
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Majestic Theatre
Constance Bennett
Constance
Joseph M. Schenck
Darryl F. Zanuck
United Artists
Beggars In Ermine Stuns Court Theater With Atwill Portrayal
Lionel Atwill delivers a powerful John Dawson in Beggars In Ermine at the Court Theater, a tale of ruin and revenge. After losing his mill and family, Dawson rallies a beggar society to reclaim his fortune, rebuild ties with his daughter, and restore his life, supported by a strong supporting cast and Phil Rosen's direction.
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Lionel Atwill
John Dawson
Dawson
Betty Furness
Jamieson Thomas
H. B. Walthall
George Hays
James Bush
Stephen Grose
Astrid Allwyn
Phil Rosen
Tristram Tupper
William T. Lackey
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