Britain Wins Davis Cup Lead as Wood and Shields Fall
Great Britain takes an early advantage in the Davis Cup challenge round after Sidney Wood Jr. and Frank Shields lose opening singles to Fred Perry and Henry Wilfred Austin in Bledon England. Perry defeated Wood 6 1 4 6 5 7 6 0 6 3 and Austin beat Shields 6 4 6 4 6 1.
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Old Style Lager Wins 2–0 Over Armstrongs At Ellis Park
Ray Burlingame pitched the Old Style Lager club to a 2-0 victory over Armstrongs at Ellis Park Friday night, allowing four hits. W. Brousard had a solid game but errors and base running hurt his club. The Light company notched its first win, beating Beesons 5–2. Alberts team rallied late, scoring seven in the sixth to topple Bennett Tire 8–2, powered by Sid Leibsohn's home run. City Barns defeated Cap Benishs Firemen 7–2 in a postponed game. Knights of Columbus beat M. W. A. 16–3 in a Fraternal league matchup carried over from Wednesday.
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Nashville Rejects Reds Swap For Dressen
Nashville management refused Cincinnati Reds offer to swap players for manager Charley Dressen. Jimmy Hamilton, business manager, said the deal appears off as negotiations concluded Friday.
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Krejci Team Defeats Parlor Furniture 6-1 at Riverside Park
The Krejci diamondball team defeated the Parlor Furniture Club at Riverside Park by a score of 6 to 1. Strathey and Smith held the losers to five hits while the winners collected twelve.
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Marengo Swim Meet Tuesday Draws Broad Entries
Marengo hosts a Tuesday night swim meet open to entrants from the Marengo Legion pool area in four classes. Boys and girls, men and young women compete with 15 years as the junior limit. Special teams invited include Belle Plaine Blairstown Brooklyn North Eng eh Oxford Victor and Williamsburg. Stunts and exhibitions add to a 7 30 pm program with free admission for spectators and contestants.
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Rugg and Cline Reach Net Finals at Mississippi Valley
In Iowa City, Dick Rugg of Waterloo and Ken Cline of Iowa City reached the Mississippi Valley tennis final. Rugg upset defending champion Ed Davis in three sets, while Cline cruised past Fleming in straight sets. The pair will meet Saturday for the men's singles title, with women’s singles featuring Thelma Kenefick and Betty Butler in the final.
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Des Moines Players Dominate Tennis Var Finals
Betty Butler of Des Moines defeats Diane Souther 6 3 6 1 in singles. In mens doubles quarter finals Ruse and Demarce beat Waymack and Davis 6 0 8 3. Cline and Okerbloom win 6 0 6 1 over Goepel and Fleming. Mixed doubles see Diane Southern and Ed Davis prevail 6 1 0 6.
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Kiss and Make Up at State features 13 Wampas stars
Hollywood’s Wampas Baby Stars of 1934 headline the midnight State theatre premiere of Kiss and Make Up. Cary Grant and Genevieve Tobin lead a modern romance as a beauty doctor and his creation, supported by Helen Mack and Edward Everett Horton in key roles.
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Connolly stars in Whom the Gods Destroy film review
Critics hail Walter Connolly in Whom the Gods Destroy as a don’t miss feature with a clean, dramatic arc. Doris Kenyon and Robert Young support a compelling tale of fame, memory, and renewal amid shipwreck and disguise.
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Radio schedule rundown with NBC CBS networks listings
A dense nightly grid shows programs across NBC CBS and affiliated stations like WJZ WEAF WMAQ WCCO WLW WBBM KMOX and more. It lists many concerts operas news features and orchestras with times and channel tags.
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Confession Heist Drives Cora Case Toward Endgame
In a tense sequence Toni and Zoe race to secure Cora Beaufort's confession while Reed and Redman chase leads. Zoe plots to publish the document first, others suspect fake motives as Cora’s final acts unravel and authorities near the truth.
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Will Rogers in Handy Andy at the Paramount
Will Rogers shines as Andy the whacky druggist in Handy Andy at the Paramount. The comedy weaves Rogers sharp wisecracks with slapstick gags including a Tarzan Mardi Gras sequence and a jail finale. Supporting acts include a Ruth Etting set and a cartoon.
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Theaters Show Slew of New Films At Once
Paramount presents Handy Andy. Iowa hosts Whom the Gods Destroy with Walter Connolly Robert Young and Doris Kenyon. State screens She Was a Lady with Helen Twelvetrees Donald Woods. Springtime for Henry features Otlo Kruger Nancy Carroll Heather Angel. Palace screens I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang with Paul Muni. Rialto offers Buffalo Bill Jr Riding Speed and Myrt and Marge musical. Olympic shows The Ninth Guest Donald Cook Genevieve Tobin and Fighting Code Buck Jones Diane Sinclair.
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