Little Series resumes today in Columbus fifth game
Atlee Donald, with 19 wins for Newark Bears, leads the American League Little Worlds bid against John Chambers who won the series opener. The fifth game was moved from Sunday after rain. Joe Beggs was fined 25 dollars for disputing a call by umpire Ray Van Graflan.
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Series Commission
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Schools built in Ukraine during 20 years total
In Ukraine during the last two decades 6 283 new schools were constructed with 2 251 built in the second Five Year Plan years 1932 1937.
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Local Trainer Proud Of Turtle Racers In Minneapolis
Frank Allen showcases his stable of eighteen thoroughbred turtles in Minneapolis each capable of moving ten feet in under a minute.
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Disprove Claims of Critics That Their Backs Were of Corn Field College
Western Reserve in a 58 to 0 win over Hillsdale College answers critics who mocked its backs as a corn-field crew. Johnny Lucas stars with two touchdowns as Reserve extends its unbeaten streak to 25, while several teams post strong results across the Buckeye Conference and beyond.
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NBC Quartet and King’s Jesters On Air
NBC airs a mix of music and comedy featuring the NBC Quartet and King’s Jesters with Panico Orchestra and Legion program listed for listener appeal. Kidoodlers Forum follows as a later segment inviting young audiences to engage.
Ritz Brothers Lead New Film at Athena Theater
The Ritz Brothers star in Life Begins in College at the Athena Theater with Joan Davis Tony Martin and Gloria Stuart among the cast. The comedy musical features songs by Lew Pollack Sidne y D Mitchell and others and includes a large supporting lineup plus dance numbers. The piece is directed by William A Seiter with a noted production team and a raft of gag filled routines. In other notes legal and business items appear from Boulder City and Kansas City detailing stamp sales fraud and the opening of a women lawyers firm respectively.
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Dick Baldwin
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Dixie Dunbar
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Stalks Grow Over Farm Structures in Odd Tale
A Fulton resident Mr. P. H. Backer cut a bean stalk to prevent it from reaching his house. The vine climbed over a henhouse and headed toward the dairy, creating a curious garden incident.
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Wide open race for grid crown looms across nation
National football title hopes hinge on California Cornell Ohio State and Nebraska as Minnesota falls to Nebraska. Harvard Fordham Navy Pittsburgh Northwestern Notre Dame and others also pursue glory with key weekend tests shaping the season.
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Outfield Edge Seals Yankees World Series Promise
The Yankees boast a sharp outfield edge over the Giants in World Series prep led by DiMaggio Hoag and Selkirk. DiMaggio tops series play with a .345 average and 46 homers 162 RBIs while Hoag hits .303 and Selkirk .331. Giants outfielders Moore Ripple Chiozza and Leiber lag in average and power, with Moore at .313 and Ripple .318 while Leiber and Berger provide limited impact.
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Selkirk
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Rail Time Card Airplane Service at Athens Airport
Air service available from sunrise to sunset with connections to T. and W. A. and AA at nearby main airports. Schedules show westbound departures at 10 46 a.m and 4 03 p.m and eastbound from 6 58 a.m. to 1 39 p.m including several intermediates.
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Pirates Sweep Reds in Sunday Doubleheader
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds twice, 4 to 3 and 4 to 0, giving Pittsburgh 21 wins in 22 games against Cincinnati this season. Only two prior rivalries have posted such a lopsided streak in major league history.
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Wade shuts down Allen as Tigers win 1-0
Detroit’s Jake Wade tosses a one hit shutout against Cleveland star Johnny Allen who ends his perfect 15 0 season. The lone run comes in the first inning on Pete Foxs double and Hank Greenbergs single. Hal Trosky nets Clevelands only hit in the seventh as the Indians threaten but fail to score.
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Menow Seizes Belmont Futurity in Blazing World Record
New York racing notes Menow powered to a dramatic victory in the Belmont Futurity with jockey Charley Kurtsinger aboard. The colt clocked 1 minute 15 and 15 seconds, a world mark, as Tiger failed to keep pace. Kurtsinger vowed Menow the finest he has ridden, and the win completes a Golden Four season for the jockey.
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Moscow births rise sharply in first half of 1937
Official statistics show 68 279 births registered in Moscow in the first six months of 1937, compared with 36 170 for the same period in 1936, indicating a substantial increase in birth records.
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Eaten as Cool Diet Tokyo Delights Eel
When heat strikes Japan people eat eel claiming it cools and protects against the heat. The practice reflects cultural belief in eel’s cooling properties and appetite for the dish during hot weather.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hubbell to Start Giants First World Series Tilt
Carl Hubbell named to start for the New York Giants in the opening World Series game at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday. Manager Bill Terry dispelled rumor that Cliff Melton would start, with Joe McCarthy to choose between Gomez and Red Ruffing for the Yankees. If weather permits, World Series attendance could set a new record at 71,308.
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