Wallace Beery Cast as Mexican Rebel Chief in Viva Villa
Wallace Beery delivers a standout performance as Pancho Villa in Viva Villa opening at the Majestic Theater. The film largely shot in Mexico features Fay Wray Katherine De Mille Leo Carrillo and an ample supporting cast in a dramatic portrayal of Villa rising from peonage to warlord.
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Wallace Beery
Pancho Villa
Villa
Louis B. Mayer
Beery
Majestic Theater
Fay Wray
Katherine de Mille
Becme
Mexico
Viva Villa
Cortez
George E. Stone
Joseph Schildkraut
Phillip Cooper
Frank Puglia
Henry B. Walthall
David Durand
Francis X. Bushman, Jr
Adrian Bosley
Henry Armetta
Charley Gelbert Fusing Facing Long Rehab After Injury
Charley Gelbert, shortstop of the Vals, suffered a leg injury that kept him out nine weeks in a Pennsy hospital. Surgeons operated on the leg and he faced a lengthy recovery that could end his playing days. He remains determined, wearing crutches at games and eyeing a return despite uncertain prospects.
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Charley Gelbert
Vals
Geligs
Charor
Philadelphia
Frowns Trim A s St Louis Breda B R HOA Finances
Fragmentary OCR lists several names and coded numbers, referencing a St Louis group, HOA dues or payments, and totals. The legible items include names such as Cabelli and Melillo with numeric strings, dollar amounts and parcel-like codes, suggesting a financial ledger or meeting minutes. The fragment lacks clear narrative or dates.
Trackmen poised for a strong Ohio bid at Delaware meet
Ohio State Buckeyes track squad shows improving form ahead of the Conference at Delaware. Panker leads in the quarter mile while Willenzik, Broxon, Newcome and Gilmore star in sprints and distance events. Cy Waffin gains peak form behind Gilmore, with coach Herbert keeping key athletes healthy for Selby Field Friday and Saturday.
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Delaware
Cincinnati
Panker
Willenzik
Coleman
Queen City
Broxon
Newcome
Ft. Wayne
Jimmy Gilmore
Cy Waffin
Waffin
el- Hot
Gilmore
Dupler
Herbert
Bobcats
Selby Field
Standings and results from national leagues and associations
National League standings show Chicago leading with 9 wins and 0 losses and St. Louis close behind. American League lists New York and Cleveland atop their division with strong records. American Association features Minneapolis and Louisville near top. Yesterday's results include Milwaukee 20 Columbus 4 and St. Louis 10 Philadelphia 7 among others. Today's schedule includes Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and St. Louis at New York with several interleague matchups.
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Indianapolis
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Einer Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
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Association Columbus
Toledo
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Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Yale Favored To Win IC4A Track Crown
Yale and Cornell are seen as the East’s main challengers to Stanford in the IC4A meet at Franklin Field. The Elis trust strong showings in four events with vaulters led by Brown Thompson and Pierce, plus Holcomb and Aaron in the hammer and Pierson and Dunbar in the low hurdles.
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New York
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Yale
Cornell
Stanford
Indians
Palo Alto
Dink
Templeton
Pacific Coast
Southern California
University of California
Bob” Kiesel
Harvard
Elis
Alex McWilliams
Princeton
Budd Deacon
Eli
Brown Thompson
Pierce
Holcomb
Aaron
Pierson
Dunbar
Ohio Teams Struggle in Middle Atlantic League
In Wheeling West Virginia on May 21 Ohio teams fared poorly in Middle Atlantic Baseball League games. Zanesville lost to Charleston 9 to 8 while Wheeling defeated Springfield 6 to 4 and Johnstown beat Dayton 7 to 4. Beckley defeated Huntington 6 to 3.
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Wheeling
W. Va
WUP
Ohio
Zanesville
Charleston
Springfield
Johnstown
Dayton
Beckley
Huntington
Fourteen Pilots Qualify for Memorial Day 500 Mile Race
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway fourteen drivers completed 25 mile trials at 100 mph or faster to qualify for the Memorial Day 500. Kelly Petillo led with a record 119.968 mph, joined by Bill Cummings Louis Meyer and other veterans in the first two rows of the lineup.
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Indianapolis
The
Motor Speedway
Kelly Petillo
Los Angeles
Wild Bill” Cummings
Louis Meyer
South Gate
Calif
Wilbur Shaw
Frank Brisko
Milwaukee
Mauri Rose
Dayton O
Chester Gardner
Long Beach
Phil
Red) Shafer
Des Moines
Tony Guplotta
Kansas City
al Miller
Detroit
Russell Snowhberger
Philadelphia
Bill Cummings
Ralph Hepburn
George Barringer
Houston
Tex
Herbert Ardinger
Pittsburgh
Carnera Denies Report He Was Shot in Italy Cable
Reports from Italy claimed heavyweight champion Primo Carnera was shot but he denied the report at his Pompton Lakes training camp New Jersey. He questioned why anyone would shoot him with Baer title bout set for June 1.
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New York
Carnera
Italy
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Maxie Baer
Cards Wallop Hubbell and Rally for Second Place
The St. Louis Cardinals climb to within one game of the pace set by the Chicago Cubs after Denton Dean pitching helps Bradenton pair boost the staff. Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean contributed seven wins with no losses as St Louis beats New York 9 to 5 while the Pirates lose hard 16 to 4 to Philadelphia and the Cubs drop with a six hit effort from Van Lingle Mungo and Al Lopez’s Dodgers win 5 to 1. Cincinnati’s Reds fall 1–0 in ten innings to Boston on Cantwell’s and Johnson’s arms. Brownie Buck Jordan’s triple drives the decisive run. In the American League Cleveland takes second with 11–5 over New York, Detroit slides after Burke’s six hit game, and Washington uses five doubles by Schoolboy Rowe to win 4–1. St Louis and Boston rise as Philadelphia and Chicago fall. the A’s drop to seventh. Red Sox rally past the White Sox after Bonura’s homers and Eddie Morgan’s two-run shot in seventh.
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Dean Boys
Bradenton
Fla
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Drazy
Paul Dean
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
New York
Pirates
Phillies
Chicago
Cubs
van Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn
al Lopez
Dodgers
REDS
Cincinnati Reds
Nally
Boston
Ben Cantwell
Silas Johnson
Buck Jordan
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Danny MacFayden
Detroit
Burke
Tigers
Washington
Schoolboy Rowe
Senators
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Johnny Marcum
Browns
Red Sox
Zeke Bonura
Eddie Morgan
Baseball Leaders Across Leagues Hit Harder Than Sound
The list blends batting and pitching leaders: Klein of the Cubs leads with 12 home runs and 48 hits among others. Gehrig of the Yankees tops RBIs at 38 and Hubbell? no, Ruffing and Gomez top pitching with clean records. Vaughan and Klein pace runs with 3.
Grover Wins At Athens Country Club In First Tourney Of Season
B T Grover won the VytenzHz thiloteuiridul in match play at Athens Country Club on Sunday finishing all square with the veteran. Paul Hall Harry Berg and Charles O'Bleness tied for second one down. Neil Mathews Henry Begg Brid ge Whipple and Harry McDaniel all three down.
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B. T. Grover
Thiloteuiridul
Athens Country Club
Paul Hall
Harry Berg
Charles O'Bleness
Neil Mathews
Henry Begg
Bildridge Whipple
Harry McDaniel
The Crosby Case at Court Theater An Ingenious Mystery
A crime mystery drama unfolds in The Crosby Case at Court Theater. Scotty Graham is suspected of murder and grilled by police as Wynne Gibson Alan Dinehart Skeets Gallagher and John Wray deliver memorable performances in a tense tale of mistaken fate and unexpected ending.
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Crosby
Universal
Court Theater
New York
Scotty Graham
Onslow B Stevens
Wynne Gibson
Lynn Ashton
Alan Dinehart
Skeets Gallagher
William Collier
Warren Hymer
Edward van Sloan
John Wray
Gaynor and Farrell Star in Charge of Heart at Ohio Theater
Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell reunite in Charge of Heart their first co star vehicle in 18 months The drama set amid New York skyscrapers follows four youths out of college facing love loyalty and ambition The cast includes Ginger Rogers James Dunn and a strong supporting lineup with director Jon Blystone and producer Winfield Sheehan involved in a polished production
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Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Ohio Theater
Kathleen Norris
Manhattan
New York
America
Farrell
James Dunn
Ginger Rogers
Portela
Gaynor
Janet
Rogers
Dunn
Mery Mercer
Gustav von Beyffertitz
Shirley Temple
Irene Franklin
Fiske O'Hara
Drue Leyton
Mary Carr
Jane Darwell
Kenneth Thompson
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