Babe Ruth Leads Braves To 4-2 Win Over Giants In Opening Day
Major League baseball opened amid frigid weather with Babe Ruth delivering a single and a home run against Carl Hubbell to spark the Boston Braves 4-2 win over the New York Giants. Ruth's glove also saved Ed Brandt on a liner, while Dizzy Dean suffered a leg injury delaying St Louis' start.
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Debut of Reds Rookies Impress Pirates Tilt
Opening Day at Crosley Field featured Reds rookies delivering a solid showing as Lew Riggs and teammates sparked a close contest. Pirates and Reds traded runs with timely hits including doubles and a late run in the ninth, while Freitas and Vaughan led the mound effort for Pittsburgh.
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Crow Shoot Announced for County Contest
The eastern and western halves of the county will compete in a 30 day crow shooting contest starting April 20. Sportsmen announced Wednesday and the State Department of Reform will furnish the ammunition.
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Derby officials predict greatest Kentucky Derby year
Colonel Bruce Head and Colonel Matt J Winn discuss plans for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 4. The two Derby officials are pictured at French Lick Springs, Ind, with Head described as a leading figure in the preparations.
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Dizzy Dean Aims Return From Leg Injury Thursday
Chicago report notes Dizzy Dean plans to be back on the mound Thursday after a bruised leg from a line drive against the Cubs. The right hander vows to beat the Cubs and win one game in Pittsburgh, chasing a 30 win season with the Cardinals. Manager Frankie Frisch cautions a week, while Dean remains determined to maintain his hot start.
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Pirates Beat Reds in Ten Run Ninth Inning Rally
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Cincinnati 12 to 6 as a late ninth inning surge powered 12 runs. Hoyt earned the win with Freitas taking the loss. key RBIs came from P Waner Herman Vaughan Traynor and Bottomley among others while Byrd hit a home run and Lavagetto doubled.
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What's on the Air New York Cabinet Broadcasts Near
Two cabinet members plan broadcasts in coming days. Wallace will discuss Consumers Farmers and the AAA on WJZ NBC at 7 45 p m Thursday. Farley to speak at Haver straw N Y Post Office cornerstone ceremony on WEAF NBC Monday afternoon.
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Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights and Passtime Lineup
A dense listing of broadcast times and performing acts across multiple stations and programs. Notable entries include Vic and Sade, The Gang of the City, Phil Harris Orchestra, Lowell Thomas, and Mary Alcott, with numerous orchestras and guest stars scheduled throughout the evening.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From The City Listings
Thursday's program features School of the Air at 2:00 PM, plus Vic and Sade, Dreams Come True, Ticker Notes, Perfume Talk, Dorothea Ponce, Life of Mary Sothern, Betty and Blair, Colonel Cook, Singing Lady, Jack Armstrong, The Norseman, Bachelor of Song, Phil Harris Orch, Lowell Thomas, News of the Air, Sam and Abner, Street Singer, Marching in Europe, Rudy Vallee, Death Valley Days, Unsolved Mysteries, Paul Whiteman, Press Radio News, Salute to Wilmington, Manny LaPort's Orch, Barney Rapp's Orch, Moon River, Salvation Army Band, Better Vision, Dick Messner's Orch, Vera Van, Dick Tracy, Myrt and Marge, Just Pisin Bill, Venita Venuta, Boake Carter, Romance, Stevens Harmonies, Keete and Gray, Pred Waring's Orch, Heidi's Brigadiers, Voice of Crusaders, Preddie Bergin's Orch, Earle Magners, Herbie Kay's Oren, Denny Thompson.
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New York Fight Promoters Vie On Four Major Cards
In a heated clash between Madison Square Garden and Mike Jacobs' 20th Century Club, four boxing bill promotions loom large. May 10 Tony Canzoneri vs Lou Ambers at the Garden for the New York State Athletic Commission lightweight title. May 28 Barney Ross vs Jimmy McLarnin for welterweight title at the Polo Grounds. June 13 Max Baer vs Jimmy Braddock for heavyweight title at the Garden. June 25 Joe Louis vs Primo Carnera at Yankee Stadium with Jacobs promoting. Projections suggest Ross McLarnin third bout could near 300000 in receipts and Louis Carnera about 500000.
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Boston 1 New York qcleven and 23 at Detroit
Boston defeats New York 11 11 in cold weather at Detroit while Philadelphia visits Washington in cold conditions.
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Sports scores from the Association Gazette roundup
Boston defeated New York 4 to 2 while Brooklyn trounced Philadelphia 12 to 3. Chiesmey beat Cincinnati 12 to 6 and Chicago won over Louis 4 to 3. The Gazette lists Louisville 3, Toledo 2. Milwaukee and Kansas City 710 a t Pew 13. Minneapolis 0 in various matchups.
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Thursday's Games National
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cleveland at St Louis Chicago at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York ee at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at Kansas City St Paul at Minneapolis
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Opening A A Tilts Wildcats Brewers Saints Colonels
St Paul opened under new manager by crushing Minneapolis 13 to 0 as Lou Fette paced a four hit defense battle. Milwaukee beat Kansas City 7 to 0 in 10 innings with Webb and Rensa each collecting four hits. Louisville edged Toledo 3 to 2 in a pitching duel as Sewell bested Boone and Doljack.
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Selkirk Faces Pro Ruth Factions In Yankee Opening
The piece portrays George Selkirk’s arrival as Yankee right fielder amid pro Ruth and anti Selkirk factions. Fans jeer and cheer, with a vendor's quip about Babe Ruth and a salty exchange between Mossy and Phil as the crowd debates Selkirk's impact.
Tuesday Stars Shine Across Major Leagues In AP Roundup
Babe Ruth drove in two and scored twice with a single and homer as the Braves beat the Giants 4-2. WBS Ferrell blanked the Yankees with two hits for the Red Sox. Gabby Hartnett led the Cubs with a homer a double and a single driving in the winning run in the eighth. Van Mungo held the Phillies with five hits and five RBIs on three singles for the Dodgers. Glen Myatt doubled twice to fuel the Indians 2-1 victory over the Browns Waite Hoyt earned the Pirates win over the Reds.
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Alabama Kid Defeats Slaughter In 10 Rounds
The Alabama Kid from Dayton Ohio won a ten round decision over Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute Indiana in Springfield Tuesday night. The middleweight bout ended decisively with The Kid in control throughout.
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Ohio State to Attend APEA Convention in Pittsburgh
Athletic Director L. W. Bt. John announced Ohio State will be well represented at the American Physical Education Association convention in Pittsburgh from April 24 to 27. Seventeen instructors from the university will attend and several will take active roles in the program.
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Bishops Meet Pitt in 1936 Football Debut
Ohio Wesleyan will play the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh on September 26 1936 in the first athletic contest between the schools Athletic Director George Gauthier announced the matchup reflects a big step into major competition for the Bishops this season.
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