Illini to Clash With Bobcats at Ohio Field Open Contest
Ohio University hosts Illinois in the open contest at Ohio Field as fans expect fair weather and a two game series. Don Peden plans police presence to ensure orderly play with Sam Galabow coordinating defensive duties if needed. Vern Wolfe and BY Schmidt are set to face Illinois in Saturday’s game as the series moves forward.
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Ohio University
Illinois
Ohio Field
Bobcats
Athens
Don Peden
Sam Galabow
Morrow
Vern Wolfe
Schmidt
Ore
Seturday
The Majestic and Court Theaters Show Two Star Studies
Fay Wray shines in Once to Every Woman at the Ohio with Ralph Bellamy Walter Byron and Mary Carlisle in a Cronin based tale marked by authentic settings and strong performances. Lee Tracy headlines Advice to the Lovelorn at the Majestic in a brisk column driven comedy. Tim McCoy stars in Speed Wings at the Court with aviation drama and a capable supporting cast.
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Majestic
Lee Tracy
COURT
Tim McCoy
Evaly
Ohio
Fay Wray
Ohio Theater
Miss Wray
A. J. Cronin
Stephen Goosson
Deservise
Lambert Hillyer
Ralph Bellamy
Walter Byron
Bellamy
Byron
Mary Carlisle
Walter Connolly
J. Farrell MacDonald
Ben Alexander
Mary Foy
Kathrin Clare Ward
Rebecca Wassam
Joseph M. Schenck
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century Pictures
Majestic Theater
Wesleyan Spring Football Scrimmage Highlights Red and White Teams
Wesleyan held a spring football scrimmage on Thursday with Red and White squads. The Red team scored a touchdown as Circleville sophomore ran through the line, while the White squad also played a strong game.
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Ware
U.P
Wesleyan
Circleville
Jimmy Wilson Sees Bright Phillies Prospect After Klein Loss
Winter Haven Florida March 30 1934 Jimmy Wilson new manager of the Philadelphia Phillies assesses a revamped roster aiming to rebound from a pennant drought He touts pitching depth naming Darrow Davis Kleinhans Grabowski and Jeffries among others and notes outfield uncertainty while predicting not finishing last with the new group
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Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Winter Haven
Fla
Phils
Bill Braucher
Cardinals
Jim
Noble Monicker
Chuck Klein
Wilson
Philadelphia
Collins
Eliott
Hansen
Holley
Moore
Pearce
George Darrow
Galveston
Jimmy
Darrow
Curt Davis
San Francisco
Reg Grabowski
Reading
Ted Kleinhans
Cleveland
Atlanta
Chiozza
Louis P. Jimmy
Jeffries
St. Paul
Irving J
Hopkins
Meredith H
Don Hurst
Dick Bartell
Fullis
Schulmerich
Boston
Giants
Harvey Hendrick
Cubs
Ethan Allen
Caras
Allen
Dana
Tahiti
Bill Ruble
Minneapolis
Kieuter Klein
Pinkey Whitney
Louis Chiozza
Memphry
Scholastic Cage Tourney Draws Higher Gate in Columbus
The Ohio scholastic basketball tournament at the Coliseum in Columbus attracted 10,891 paid admissions, up from 7,103 last year but down from 15,801 two years ago. Receipts totaled $5,076.75, with expenses $1,198.66, portions to competing teams $2,257.40, and $1,620.09 to the state association.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. R. Townsend
State High School Athletic Association
Pleare Wins 22nd North and South Open Title at Pinehurst
Pleare of Charleston, a former caddy now golf professor, captured the 22nd North and South Open with a score of 283, one under par for 72 holes. He earned $1,000 from the purse. Dunlap Jr., Horton Smith, and Harry Cooper tied for second at 286, while Wild Bill Melhorn led early before finishing with 288.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Pleare
Charleston
Golf Profe
George T. Dunlap
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Wild Billi Meblhorn
Wrestling Results at New York and Kansas City
Lilo Nardi of Italy threw Johnny Car lin of Sweden in New York at Star Casino. In Kansas City Tiny Roebuck won the heavyweight bout over Rudy Laduzzi. Joe Devito defeated Whitey Grove and Bulldog Nelson defeated Ed Lewis after disqualification for roughness.
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New York
Star Casino
Lilo Nardi
Italy
Johnny Carlin
Sweden
Kansas City
Kaw
Tiny Roebuck
Rudy Laduzzi
Joe Devito
Whitey Grove
Cleveland
Bulldog Nelson
San Antonio
Ed Lewis
Chicago
Glouster Briefs Note Local Visits And Travel
Local notes record Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Eddy returning home to Marengo after a visit with friends. Detroit visitor W. R. Yaw spent time with his parents in Glouster. Chute, Jr., and Beshara resume Ohio State University studies in Columbus. Several families report travels and visits including Albani, Trimble, Hollister, and Holister deaths.
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C. L. Eddy
Marengo
W. R. Yaw
Detroit
J. W. Yaw
Andrew Chute, Jr
Edmund Beshara
Columbus
Ohio State University
M. H. Hunter
Patricia Ann
Albany
N. Y
Bert Robinson
Roy Robinson
Des Robinson
Chris Bailey
Elmer Maxwell
Dayton
E. E. Johnson
Betty
Trimble
Clarence Brown
Dorothy
Akron
Crack Pinmen Shoot Tonight
Peoria Illinois hosts the annual American Bowling Congress tournament with top players from Verifine Ice Creams Milwaukee Schlitz Milwaukee Barbasols Indianapolis Polar Ice South Bend Reener Brewers Youngstown and others. Notable performances include a Fox De Lux Beer Chicago eighth place with 2,908.
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Peoria
U.P
Verifine Ice Creams
Milwaukee
Gil Zunker
Hank Marino
Schlitz Team
Frank Denkovic
Zunker
Charley Daw
Daw
Buffalo
Benkovic
Barbasols
Indianapolis
Jones Maley
Jess Pritchett
Polar Ice
Minneapolis
Fox de Lux Beer
Chicago
Indians edge Pelicans as Brown shines in nine
Cleveland nipped New Orleans 5 to 4 in an exhibition in New Orleans. Clint Brown worked the complete nine innings and knocked in three runs for the Indians. Cleveland also acquired Eddie Moore from New Orleans for cash and future players.
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New Orleans
U.P
Cleveland
Clint Brown
Indians
Brown
Cleveland Club
Eddie Moore
LeBlanc
Cardeville
Cumberland
Autry
Hell
C. Brown
Myatt
Spencer
Kenyon Plans Golf Matches With Ohio State This Spring
Kenyon College resumes athletic relations with Ohio State University and will meet in two golf matches this spring. Veterans Edward Guinby of Wooster and Leonard Parnell of Chicago lead the squad, joined by sophomores Charles Lord Gambier Cornelius Barber Milford and Robert Mueller Arlington Heights Ill.
Reds See Frey and Hollingsworth Start Versus Red Wings
Manager Bob O'Farrell of the Cincinnati Reds plans to use pitchers Benny Frey and Al Hollingsworth against the Rochester Red Wings today. The Reds lead the Grapefruit League and had a day off yesterday with players golfing or fishing.
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Bartow
Fifa
Bob O'Farrell
Cincinnati Reds
Benny Frey
al Hollingsworth
Rochester Red Wings
Reds
Buckeye star Ted Rosequist signs Bears one-year deal
Columbus report states Ted Rosequist, OSU tackle for two football seasons and Buckeye guard and center this winter, signed a one year contract with the Chicago Bears. He plans to return to Ohio State after next season to finish his bachelor’s degree.
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Ted Rosequist
Ohio State University
Chicago Bears
Ohio State
Buckeye
Giants Meet Volunteers In Florida Training Scrimmage
The world champion New York Giants faced the Nashville Volunteers in Dotham Alabama. Catcher Gus Mancuse, sidelined by illness, stayed behind to recover and may miss a month or six weeks before returning to behind the bat.
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Dotham
Ala
New York Giants
Florida
Nashville Volunteers
Gus Mancuse
Shane
Cubs Beat Pirates 5-1 Behind Galan and Camilli Home Runs
Los Angeles notes Roy Joiner, Oakland rookie, pitched well and produced five hits in support as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1. Galan, rookie third baseman, and Camilli, substitute first baseman, hit home runs fueling the win.
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Los Angeles
Roy Joiner
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Galan
Camilli
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Achauer Rolls Five Strikes in Tight Bowling Showing
Charles C. Achauer and his quintet displayed championship form on Wednesday as he toppled five pins for 114 in one game. After a second frame error he finished the match without a miss and ended with five consecutive strikes.
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Logan
Charles C. Achauer
Hollywood Fight Night Result Summary
Mickey Walker from Rumson won by decision over Tom Patrick of Los Angeles. Al Romero defeated Johnny Martinez in a technical decision. Joe Sanchez and Baby Palmer both lost by technical means to their opponents. Jimmy Wakefield defeated Domingo Lopez in a close decision.
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Hollywood
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Tom Patrick
Los Angeles
al Romero
Johnny Martinez
Compton
Calif
Joe Sanchez
Baby Palmore
Venture
Jimmy Wakefield
Pasadena
Domingo Lopez
Loughran Set for Neusel Bout in May at Madison Square Garden
Henry McLemore reports Loughran believes divine destiny guides a world heavyweight title shot after a Miami setback. Neusel, rising fast, must start strong to topple Loughran as Walter eyes a Garden win and a possible title opportunity.
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New York
U.R
Carnera-Loughran
Miami
Tommy
Primo
Madison Square Garden
Loughran
Walter Neusel
Mex Baer
Carnera
Garden
Loughren
Neasel
Steve Hamasie
Charley Harvey
Steve
Cultrazy
Daffy
Jimmy
Bow-Ti" Bronson
Tangey
Neusel
Max Schmeling
Walter
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