Star Ramona Novarro Defends Music in The Cat and the Fiddle
Ram on Novarro argues musical scenes must serve the story in The Cat and the Fiddle at the Majestic. He and Jeanette MacDonald star in the Jerome Kern Otto Mam bach musical about two music students in Brussels and Paris. The production features Kern’s score and a supporting cast including Frank Morgan and Vivienne Segal.
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Ramon Novarro
Jeanette MacDonald
Majestic Theater
Novarro
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Misa MacDonald
Brussels
Paris
Jerome Kern
Otto Marbach
Kern
Frank Morgan
Charles Mutterworth
Jean Hersholt
Vivienne Segal
William K. Howard
Pirates Wagers With Records At Redland Opening Day
The piece chronicles Mitch Mitchell and local crew tracking baseball stats and team form for an opening day in Redland. It mentions Pittsburgh and St Louis conflicts, pitching records, batting averages, runs and errors, and a focus on assembling a complete stat book for publication.
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Mitchell
Redland
Chell
Chuck Jem Byrne
Bill Smiley
Pirates
Mitch
Martin
St. Lowis
Virgil Davis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittshe
Pittsburgh
Filech
It. Louis
New York
Panama Al Id Bantamweight Champion Wins Big Night Bout
Panama Al id bantamweight champion won a ten round decision over Kid Francis at the Palais des Sports. The bout weighed 121 pounds and marked a return for Georges Car rmer the French heavyweight who fought Georges Fumo in a lighter weight bout after seven years away from the ring.
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Pril
U.P
Panama
Chamnight
Kid Francis
Palais Des Sports
Francis
Georges Carrmer
Georges Fumo
Association opens 32nd season with defending champions tied
The Association launches its 32nd season with President T. J. predicting a strong year. St. Louis and Kansas City expected to lead pennant race as openings set a record pace similar to 1927. Columbus and Kansas Ukee mentioned among early contenders.
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U.P
T. J
St. Polis
Kansas City
Columbus
Ohio State Edges Ohio State in Opener
The opening baseball game ended with a 8 to 0 decision as Ohio State defeated a rival team. Notable contributions came from Jim Hoff and Red Mo State players, while Myron Ulrich and Ernie Talos were also mentioned in duties for the game.
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U.R
Ohio
Ohio State
Jim Hoff
Wea- Blue
Myron Ulrich
Red Mo- State
Ernie Talos
Bobcats Dominate Field Events in Ohio Wesleyan Meet
Coach Bill Herbert's 1934 track squad shows depth in field events led by Paul Halleck in shot and discus and strong pole vaulting from Westerfelt and Armbrust. Peaspanen adds distance in javelin with 166 feet nine inches as the team projects continued scoring in future dual meets.
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Bill Herbert
Ohio Wesleyan
Paul Halleck
Westerfelt
Armbrust
Bobcats
Halleck
Peaspanen
Halleck, DeStefano
Sturrit
Johnson
Chocolate in Decisive Win Over Wallace in San Francisco
Kid Chocolate the Little Cuban defeated Frankie Wallace of Cleveland before 8 000 spectators in San Francisco. Chocolate weighed 132 pounds to Wallace’s 133 and claimed eight rounds to two on the United Press score. The only knockdown came in the third round when Wallace went down but rose without a count. This was their second meeting and Chocolate’s second victory.
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San Francisco
U.P
Kid Chocolate
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Chocolate
Wallace
United Press
Putnam Students Earn Athletic Badges
Rufus Putnam School held athletic badge tests for 35 boys and 25 girls. Boys competed in rope climbing, standing broad jump, 50 yard dash, base ball throw accuracy, and base ball throw distance. seven qualified: Bob Smith, H. Sprague, J. Larch, Bolin, C. Littler, Ramsey, and Gordon. Girls tested in balancing, 90 yard dash, indoor base ball throw accuracy, and throwing and catching. four qualified: R. Corey, B. Farrel, J. Tompkins, and L. Blackford.
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Rufus Putnam
Bob Smith
H. Sprague
J. Larch
Bolin
C. Littler
Ramsey
Gordon
R. Corey
B. Farrel
J. Tompkins
L. Blackford
Yankees and Cards Favored By Sports Writer for NBA
In a broad season forecast Bill Braucher selects the Yankees as top American contenders with strong pitching from Ruffing and Gomez. He sees Washington’s Crowder aging and Cards led by Frisch as NL favorites, while Cubs and Pirates loom as threats and dark horses Detroit and Pittsburgh push for fourth place.
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NBA
Yankees
Lefty Gomez
Nats
Washington
Alvin Crowder
Clark Griffith
Cardinals
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Chicago
Guy Bush
Lon Warneke
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Peanuts and Stogies Open Baseball Season Crowd Fans Today
Opening day in 1934 features sixteen major league clubs starting anew in the National and American leagues. Managers send ace pitchers for anticipated mound duels as more than 200000 fans expect pitching battles plus ceremonies and fanfare at ballparks.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Baseball Opens With Key National and American League Matchups
Opening day pits Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Brooklyn in the National League while Washington vs Boston and New York vs Philadelphia highlight the American League. Stars include Carl Hubbell against Ed Hol ley and Lefty Grove limited by a lame arm for Boston.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
National
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Joe Cronin
Far Whitehill
Senators
Dusty Rhodes
Bucky Harris
Sox
Rhodes
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Reds Open 1934 Season Versus Cubs In Cincinnati Crowd
The Cincinnati Reds began their 1934 season at home against the Chicago Cubs amid forecasts of warm weather and an audience near 30,000. Si Johnson started for Cincinnati with Bob O’Farrell catching, while Len Warneke pitched for Chicago with Gabby Hartnett behind the plate. Only Hafey Bottomley and Johnson returned from last season in Cincinnati’s lineup.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Si Johnson
Reds
Bob O'Farrell
Len Warneke
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Chick Hafey
Jim Bottomley
Johnson
Tribe Opens At Old Park In Cleveland Debut
Cleveland Indians welcome St. Louis Browns in their first game at League Park after a season at the Stadium. Forecast calls for moderate weather and about 25,000 fans. Manager Walter Johnson will start Oral Hildebrand or Mel Harder. Pytlak will catch. Biddleholder to pitch for the Browns with Hemsley catching.
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Chicago
Sam Jones
White Sox
Firpo Marberry
Tigers
Philadelphia
Lefty Gomes
Yankees
Merritt
Sugar Cain
Ora Hildebrand
Indians
George Blueholder
Browns
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Redskins
League Park
Walter Johnson
Oral Hildebrand
Mel
Pytlak
Bildeholder
St. Louisans
Hemsley
Buckeye Conference Opens 1934 Baseball Season
Columbus April 17 Ohio University meets Marshall College in Huntington W Va in a Buckeye Conference opener along with Wittenberg versus Miami at Oxford Four additional league games are on the slate Cincinnati hosts Wittenberg Thursday Ohio Wesleyan faces Ohio University Friday Miami plays Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan meets Marshall Saturday at two games depending on schedule.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio University
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Wittenberg
Miami
Oxford
Cincinnati
Springfield
Ohio Wesleyan
Athena
Marshall
Columbus Lightweight Stops Goodman in 55 Seconds
Al George of Columbus knocked out Eddie Goodman of Cincinnati 55 seconds into the third round in a lightweight bout. Both fighters weighed 135 pounds. In the semi final Leonard Davis of Zanesville stopped Happy Ahigrim of Columbus in the third round.
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Columbus
U.P
al George
Eddie Goodman
Cincinnati
Leonard Davis
Zanesville
Happy Ahigrim
Reds Rename Home Park Crosley Field
Cincinnati reports the Reds have renamed their home park from Redland Field to Crosley Field in honor of club president Powel Crosley Jr. The change reflects his leadership role and the club's ongoing stadium history.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Redland Field
Crosley
Powel Crosley, Jr
University of Cincinnati Drives Past Hanover 18 to 4
The University of Cincinnati baseball team won its season opener by defeating Hanover College 18 to 4 in Cincinnati. Coach and players delivered a dominant offensive showing as the Bearcats secured a decisive early-season win.
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Cincinnati
U P University of Cincinnati
Hanover College
Will Rogers Comes To Court Wednesday
Marion Nixon stars in Doctor Bull at the Court Theater on Wednesday the Fox Film release marks her third major role in months. The cast includes Vera Allen Ralph Morgan Louise Dresser Rochelie Hudson and Berton Churchill with John Ford directing and Paul Green adapting The Last Adam from James Gould Cozens.
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Marion Nixon
Will Rogers
Fox Film
Court
Miss Nixon
James Gould Coazens
Vera
Wittenberg Star in Ring Battle
Roy James from Fort Thomas Kentucky, the Wittenberg College pitcher who threw a no hit no run game against Denison University last Saturday, faces Bud Near of Tremont City for the Clark County amateur heavyweight boxing title in the Wittenberg field house tonight.
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Springfield
Roy James
Fort Thomas
Wittenberg College
Denison University
Clark County
James
Bud Near
Tremont City
Wittenberg
Barbara Stanwyck in Gambling Lady at the Ohio Theater
Barbara Stanwyck stars in Warner Bros. Gambling Lady at the Ohio Theater with Joel McCrea and Pat O'Brien as rivals for her affection. Claire Dodd returns as the homewrecker. cast also includes C. Aubrey Smith and Phillip Reed in a Doris Malloy story directed by Archie Mayo.
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Warner Bros
Ohio Theater
Joel McCrea
Pat O’brien
Miss Stanwyck
McCrea
Pat
O'Brien
Bureau of Missing Persons
Claire Dodd
C. Aubrey Smith
Phillip Reed
Philip Faversham
Robert Barrat
Robert Elliott
Ferdinand Gottachalk
Arthur Vinton
Willard Robertson
Arthur Treacher
Huey White
Doris Malloy
Archie Mayo
Ralph Block
Miss Malloy
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