Davis, Morell report on local incident progress
Fragmentary note shows names Davis Colas Tom Morell linked to an incident. Details incomplete but indicates investigation or report activity. Focus remains on local figures and potential actions by authorities.
Chevalier Stars in A Bedtime Story at Ohio Theater
Maurice Chevalier headlines the Paramount feature A Bedtime Story at the Ohio Theater with Helen Twelvetrees Adrienne Ames and Baby Leroy. Norman Taurog directs a lively comedy romance praised for Chevalier’s songs and playful charm.
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Buckeye Buckeye? Tigers Aim To Rally In Big Weekend
The Huntington team faces a tough slate as Coach drills players for Saturday’s clash with College. After wins over Ohio Wesleyan and Miami, the squad must cut faults in batting and defense. Schreiber handles first base and shows versatility after moving from the outfield.
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Standings Show Keystone Duo Looms At First Base
The standings hint at a strong first sacker pairing with Herb Lassman and Roy Pfleger. Lassman’s arm improves while Pfleger shines as the league’s classiest infielder, and Irving Seigel moves to third after a surprising transition from catcher. Saunders and Galabow lead a sharp pitching staff as the club fields solid defense.
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Pirates Top Yankees In Early Baseball Standings
New York tied the Pirates in runs with 87 while Pittsburgh outhit the Yanks 82 to 64 and led the National League. Washington ended New York’s win streak at seven with a 5 to 4 victory as Joe Cronin’s club rallied in the ninth. The Red Sox climbed to fourth with a 7 to 5 win over the Athletics. Ted Lyons homered in Chicago’s 4 to 1 win over Cleveland. Pittsburgh swept a two game set from St. Louis 4 to 0 and 6 to 2. Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 to 3 as Harry Rice drove in two late.
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Reds Edge Cubs in Ninth Behind Lucas
Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 4 3 as Lucas earned the win in support of Benny Frey for Chicago. A ninth inning double by Harry Rice plated two runs after Cubs had briefly taken the lead, with Johnny Moore and Joe Morrissey contributing key hits in a tense series outing.
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Ohio State Baseball Opens Big Ten Season After Springfield Match
Springfield club hosts Ohio State Wednesday in final practice before the Buckeyes begin Big Ten play with a two game series against Indiana Saturday. Coach Floyd Stahler will rely mainly on sophomores this season.
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Week's Feature Highlights From Bulldogs to Boxers
George Manley of Denver plans a come back attempt against Mickey Walker in a 10 round San Francisco bout. The week’s boxing slate includes efforts by Ralph Chone Curtis Mullens and Georgie Goldberg with several other regional matchups across the nation. A separate note discusses the Handicap Golfers Association of America forming to stage a national handicap tournament with Max Marston as president and a potential entry pool up to one hundred thousand players.
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Birds Suffer Double Loss by Red Birds in Twin Bill
In Columbus on April 24 the Kansas City Kaws defeated the home team 9 4 and 6 3. The Birds were weak at the plate and in the field with pitching below pennant quality. About 6 200 fans witnessed the losses and the box scores follow.
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German team named for Davia Cup as D Prenn disqualification sparks debate
Berlin April 2 German Tennis Federation announced Baron Gottlieb Von Cramm Eberhard Nourney Gustav Jaenicke and Fritz Kuhlmann will represent Germany in Davies Cup competitions The federation denied that D Prenn Germanys top player had been disqualified because he is Jewish
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Arlington Park to Run Eight Races Daily
Chicago April 24. The eight race daily program at Arlington Park opens June 26 under Charles A. McCulloch. The new electric totalizer will allow eight races in less time than seven.
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Yesterday's Heroes Highlight 1935 Baseball Stars
Tommy Bridges limited the St. Louis Browns to one single while Ted Lyons shut out Cleveland on two hits and homered. Barney Friberg delivered a ninth inning single with bases loaded to win for Boston. Sam Rice’s pinch single drove in the run that toppled the Yankees for their first defeat of the season.
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