St Louis Cardinals Crush Reds On Opening Day
In Cincinnati, St Louis pounded the Reds 7 to 3 on opening day as Ernie Bell, Enos Slaughter, and Johnny Mize homered. Lon Warneke and the Cardinal infield stifled Cincinnati, while Derringer lasted 7 1 3 innings for the Reds. Attendance hit 34,940 at the cap.
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John Frye
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Elmer Riddle
Jim Turner
Billy Southworth
Cardi Ralt Ia
Morton Cooper
Cardinals
Ernie
Roy
Enos Slaughter
Johnny
Mize
Martin Mariont
Terry Moore
Paul Derringer
Joel Stalwart
Eddie J. Toast
Cardinal
Lon Warneke
St. Louis
Brown
Moore
Slaughter
Mancuso
W. Cooper
Marion
Warneke
Pon Werber
Frey
Gleeson
McCormick
Lommardi
Ripple
Joost
Derringer
Beggs
Oon
Koy
Mize Slaughter
Stolerase
Crespi
Werber
Oif Derringer
Barr, Sears
Soria
Dundas Social And Personal Highlights Nearby
Mr Benmeus Ollin of Ft Monmouth Nj visited his mother Mrs Dave Ebert. Ohn Page of Ft Custer Mich spent a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Page. Mrs Dave Eberts and daughter Margie and son Kenneth visited her daughter Mrs Franci Louthen in Columbus. Meg and Mrs Homer Smatherland and daughter Louise spent Sunday in Mineral. Mr Spires section foreman moved his family to Hamden. Mr John Leisure sold his farm and moved to the Spire home. Mrs Edward Goodrich visiting her daughters Mrs Leni Coyle and Opal Goodrich. Mrs Cash Thompson went to Columbus Sunday. A son was born recently to Mr and Mrs Melvin Jayjohn. Protracted meeting is in progress. Rev Bennington assisting Rev Glendon Herbert. Mr Russel Dye of Camp Vernal Utah is at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Dye. Miss Ann Thompson daughter of Mr Don Thompson has been RAMS TURN our NEW YORK Sixty-one ants for Fordham University's football team reported for spring practice. Coach Jim Crowley counted 22 freshmen and 39 varsity Rams.
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Dundas
Benmeus Ollin
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Dave Ebert
Ohn Page
Ft. Custer
Mich
Harry Page
Dave Eberts
Margie
Kenneth
Franci Louthen
Columbus
Louther
Meg
Homer Smatherland
Louise
Mineral
Spires
Hamden
Roanoke
John Leisure
Hi Farm
Spire
Edward Goodrich
Leni Coyle
Opal Goodrich
Cash ‘Thompson
Mrnd
Melvin Jayjohn
Bennington
Glendon Herbert Wit
Russel Dye
Camp Vernal
Utah
Roy Dye
Ann ‘Thompson
Don Thompson
Standings and Scores From Yesterday’s National League Action
National league results show St. Louis 7 over Cincinnati 3 and New York 6 over Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia 6 defeated Boston 5 while Chicago 7 beat Pittsburgh 4. American league notes list Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and New York with a 3 1 tally and a rainout for St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
National
Philadelphi
Booklyn
Amperican I
Detroit St. Louis
Washington
McBee Tenpin Bowling League Notes and Highlights
In a mix of local sports chatter Burgess leads the circuit with sharp hits and strong base running. The piece traces how a pitcher drawing passes and a hitter with 142 singles last year boosted team morale and standing for the Giants.
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Burgess Wiitens
Giants
Zaleski Lake Reopened Near Sandusky Bay Area
Columbus reports state Conservation and Natural Resources Commission plans a federally approved leasing program for game cover in northwestern and central Ohio. At April’s meeting, $40,000 was set aside. if approved, 75 percent of expenses will be reimbursed under Pittman-Robertson Act. Also funded Medusa lands purchase for a game preserve. Opened lake Hope in Zaleski State Forest to fishing after 4 a.m. Sunday except at night. Motorboat trolling banned on Buckeye Lake east of a line from Cement House to Bumcraft’s Point. Public hearing scheduled June 10 on fail and winter game regulations.
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Columbus
State Conservation and Natural Resources Commission
Pittman-Robertson
Commission
Trautman and Umpires Meet Before Opening Games
Trautman, proxy of the American Association, convened a session with his umpires as the 1930s season looms. The staff shrank from ten to nine with three new members. He noted wrinkles to iron out, but praised clubs and parks as ready after southern training trips for a great opener.
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Columbus
George
Trautman
American Association
Feller Fails To Go Route For Indians
Cleveland drops opener as Bob Feller exits in the sixth after five hits and four runs allowed. Al Milnar slated to win game two while Chicago’s Edgar Smith counters for the White Sox. Indians plate seven singles but strand nine, four top order bats silent. Ray Mack drives in 400-foot homer to cap scoring.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Indians
League Park
al Milnar
Chicago
Portsider
Edgar Smith
Feller
Ing Bob
Bill Dietrich
Jeff Heath
Meath
Joe Heving
Clint Brown
Sox
Roy Weatherly
Ken Keltner
Lew Boudreau
Gerry Walker
Hal *Trosky
Heath
Rollie Hemsley
Ray Mack
Roger Peckinpaugh
Dietrich
Cleveland Pilot
Don Kolloway
Race fixing described by suspended jockey Ward
Ward, 19 year old jockey, testified before a superior court jury that he pulled four mounts in a single day at Hollywood Park season 1939 yet his favorite horse won despite his efforts. He claimed bribes totaling about 4000 dollars for fixing races at Hollywood Park and Del Mar in 1999 with one seven horse Del Mar race showing all but one rider fixed while the unbeibed jockey’s horse won.
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Ward
Hollywood Park
del Mar
Opening Day Surprises Shake Big League Debuts
Opening day attractions featured 195,339 fans as seven games produced a harvest of 117 hits and 14 homers. The Reds beat Cincinnati 7-3, Bob Feller’s no hitter faded, while the Indians edged. The Yankees, Dodgers, Phillies, Cubs, and Giants posted notable results with late rallies and key homers. Chubby Dean’s five-hit effort led Philadelphia’s strong start. Chicago Cubs and Red Sox also showed their strength in decorated openers.
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Ashworth
White
Eswman
Lahugh Heiser
Mumma Calvin
Kern
McCune
Spr
Finstern
Blind
George
Bryant
Wilson
Bradwick
McWilliams
McGraner
Becker
Siddars
Griswold
Michael
Sconkey
Hornstein
van Meter
Wank
Merchant Fry
Sn Fulmer
Andrews
Bay
Young
Brooklyn
Fred Fitzsim- Nanna
Mans
Pirates
Phillies
Anson Im
Walters
Rutkoskie
Chesser
Potter
Bting
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Newland Bundeg Io
Associated Pres
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Cincinnati Rede
Paul Derringer
St Kuis Cardinals
Bob Feller
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Yynite
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Philadelphia Athletics
Lovill
Chubby
Cy Blanton
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pitts
T-4
Boston Red Box
Washington Senators
Eer
Ball Park
Chubby ‘Dean
Prince Hal Schuemacher
John Rucker
Giants
Bill Nicholson
Len Novikoff
Cubs
Lou Stringer
Joe Cronin
Bob Doerr
Red Sox
Boston
Sid Hudson
Senators
Sox
Nowe
Radio to Aid Spectators at Poughkeepsie
Spectators at the June 3 rowing event on the Hudson in Poughkeepsie will receive live race updates via a short-wave radio link. Asa Bushnell, who built Princeton Lake Carnegie’s finish stand, mentors the plan, linking boat houses with the committee boat and observation train to transmit judges’ rulings and crew positions in real time.
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New York
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Asa Bushnell
Princeton
Lake Carnegie
Inter~ Rowing Association
Central Office
Bushnell
Fight Result Report From New Jukk Re te Leu to Astoria
Boxing notes from multiple cities report finished bouts. In Indiana and Wisconsin fighters, including Ruf fin, Maddox, and Zwick, delivered knockouts with scores and weights listed. A Los Angeles bout shows tackling Wilson stopping Memo Lianes in a knockout.
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New Jukk
Rete Leu
Ary
Ind
Young Bony” Ruffin
Astoria
N.Y
Kaukatina
Wis
Phil Zwick
Jimmy Maddox
Terre Haute
Los Angeles
Wilson
Cleveland
Memo Lianes
Mexico
Breezing With Brieitz From the New York sports page
Fragmented column notes multiple sports topics and personalities. Mentions Billy Conn Joe Louis, Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, Umpire Bill Stewart, Lou Nova, Ducky Pond, Larry MacPhail, Tex Carleton, Matt Winn, Art Cohn, Joe McCarthy, Bob Feller, and Ace Parker. Observes Derby odds shifts and football guide cancellation.
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Eddie Breet
New York
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
N. B.A
Billy Conn
Conn
Low Nova
Joe Louis
American Sports Publishing Co
Jimmy Carre
Bill Stewart
N. L
Visiting Squad Chosen for Amateur Boxing Show
Columbus area boxing event features Charles Knox of Dayton against Jack Walker of Columbus. Tickets include 100 reserved seats with general admission remaining for the April fight billed as a Britain and Greek War Relief benefit. bouts consist of two minute rounds as spectators fill the wall seating around the ring.
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Tis
Vito
Columbus
Arthur
Charles
Buddy
Eee Knox
Dayton
Jack
Walker
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