Walter Winchell’s Son Could Lead Movie Role
Los Angeles June 17 Walter Winchell may return to acting with a potential male lead in Pamela Thorndyke by Moss Hart. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer views Winchell as ideal for the New York columnist portrayal after several summers in Hollywood and recent lead offers.
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Jerry Hoffman
Los Angeles
Walter Winchell
Walter
Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Winnell
Pamela Thorndyke
New York
The Capitol Showcases The Thin Man and More
A theater page lists The Thin Man at Local Theaters with detective plots and a strange family, plus The Big War at The Capitol, Take A Chance musical comedy at The Greenbrier with James Dunn and June Knight, Spitfire at The Rialto with Katharine Hepburn, The Trumpet Blows at The Kearse starring George Raft and Adolphe Menjou, and Smarty at The Virginian with John Blondell and Claire Dodd. Additional notes mention WIM Rogers, W. C. Fields, Bill Pletis, Norman Taurog, and Maureen O Sullivan's Ireland trip cancellation amid film industry chatter.
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the Capitol
Formex Tee
William Myrna Jay
Maureen An
M-G
Wea
Greenbrier
James Dunn
June Knight
Rialto
RKO
Katherine Hepmen
Kearse
Gil
George Rafi
Adolphe Menjou
Frances Drake
Sidney Foler
Smarty
Oife
John Blondell
Warren Willam
Edward Everett Morton
Frank McHugh
Claire Dodd
Hollywood Gossip and Plans for New Projects
The article surveys upcoming film plans and industry chatter. Henry Henigeon becomes associate producer and will direct A Cup of Coffee written by Preston. It notes Tim, Jack Dempsey, Max Baer, Carl Brisson, Mae West, and many stars attending events, plus forthcoming projects like Grand Hotel at Hamburger stand and Cally I Sin, with Lane Darmour producing. Rupert Franklin long in Hollywood marks golden anniversary. Marie Dressler, George Hill, and Frances Marion prep for Tish.
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Henry Henigeon
Preston
Tim
Jack Dempsey
Hollywoods
Tunney
Jack
Max Baer
Pat O'Brien
Eddie G. Robinson
Mary Brian
New York
Lupe
Larry Darmour
Larry Labor
Isabel Jewell
M-G-M
Isabel
Lee Tracy
Ralph Cedar
Huston
Rupert Franklin
Hollywood
Marie Dressler
George Hill
Frances Marlon
Tish
Marie
Browns Trim Continued Report On Game Pace
The Browns won in a short 1 hour 52 minute game with Gaston charged as the losing pitcher. Umpires were Oupns Hildebrand and Mcuowsn.
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Yem
Gaston
Oupns
Hildebrand
Mcuowsn
Senators Beat Athletics in 7 to 8 Win
Washington beat Philadelphia 7 to 8 as Whitehill and pinch hitter Sem Har rig led the Senators. Whitehill limited the Athletics to eight hits, while Barris delivered a three RBI double in the sixth with the bases loaded.
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Whitehill
Sem Harrig
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
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Hillipe
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Cimmer
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Yex
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Stone
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Schulte
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McNair
Trois
Foxe
Myer
Manel
Kline
Philadelphia
Brse
Pulse
Cam
Hill
Can
Hine
Cain
Mansi
Hayes
White
Tim Tanneen
Ducks Rally Past Senators 11 9 in Wild Slugfest
Dayton Ducks defeat Charleston 11 to 9 in a high scoring game to extend their win streak to five. Key eighth inning surge and sixth inning rally tied the game before Dayton pulled ahead late. Nievergall Swanson Shevlin and Cobb among the standouts for Dayton while Jarrett Engleman and Schwenk struggled on the mound for Charleston.
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Dayton
Gazette
Ayton
Ducks
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Pete Engleman
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Jack Jarrett
Tuernton Schwenk
Charles
Herrell
Cobb
Nets
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Layne
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Schwenk
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Benton
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LeMaster
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Mmlier
Shevne
Harrel
Swinton
Sxansar
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Berton
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Scnwenk
la Master
Bogleman
Wolf
Dareeft
Schenk
Jarrett
Schtenk
Gin
Engleman i
Watt
Wall
Crouch
Gaston
Gatre
Es Irs
Baseball and league results from yesterday by city and team
National League games included Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 2 and New York 14 Beston 5, Philadelphia 0 Brooklyn 1, Chicago St Louis 0, Detroit 14 Cleveland 4, Washington 7 Philadelphia 3. American League reports Detroit and others with varied scores. Mid Atlantic Dayton 1 Charleston 3. Twilight League DuPont 18 Coal Fork 3 and more. International and other leagues show Baltimore 2 Syracuse 4, Minneapolis 8 Kansas City 1, St Paul 4 Milwaukee 2, Chattanooga 3 Ailuola 7 22, Memphis 10, plus Monessen 5 Charleroi 19 Washington and MecKeesport-Greensburg postponed.
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Cincinnati
New York
Beston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chiesa
Syracuse
Newark
Albany
Americas Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Loufaville
Toledo Southern Association
Chattanooga
Ailuola
Knoxville
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Memphis
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Monessen
Charleroi
MecKeesport-Greensburg
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Reo York
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Pnin
Bt. Louis
Chicano
WLR
Pet
Dayton
Bent’ Grent
Beckley
Zan‘sville
Johnstown
Springfield
Wheeling
Regional Baseball Schedule With Mixed Pairings
Today s games include Pittsburgh at St Louis New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at Brooklyn St Louis at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Detroit at Wisconsin Charleston at Dayton Johnowa at Zanesville Sherling at Huntington Beukley at Springfield Mastin vs Starcher at Taldley
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Charleston
Dayton
Johonawa
Zanesville
Sherling
Huntington
Beukley
Springfield
Mastin Va
Starcher
Taldley
Favorites Cup Opens at Huntington Juniors Tennis Meet
In Huntington WV on June 7 favorites advanced in the West Virginia juniors and boys tennis championships at the Huntington Tennis Club. Parkersburg players Sam Dilx Lawrences Smith and George Norvell Huntington led juniors into the third round with Sam Littlepage of Charleston also winning. First round results include Sam Dill Parkersburg defeating Scott Donat Huntington 6-2 4-0 and Lot Littlepage Charleston beating Jack Bardin Huntington 8-2 6-2.
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West Virginia
Huntington Tennis Club
Sam Dilx
Lawrences Smith
Parkersburg
George Norvell
Sam Littlepage
Charleston
Deacoo Parsons
George Slicer
Jack Hamilton
Ralph Jones
Dus
Stephens
Leftwich and
Wolford
Foley
Williama
St. Marys
Parrone
Gray
Rosen
Nagel
Boland and Fine
Williamson
Hayden
Slicer
Lit Uepage
Swarts
Charlestai
Oe Hampton and Spencer
Dave Wolford
Donald Fine
Bill Leftwich
Cahill Poley
Rolla Williamsams, Jr
Marys
Bill Foglesong
Lawrence Smith
Norman Lewis
Lawrence Boland
Henry King
Jessa Elliott
Jim Gray
Jack Gagei
Ed Abrahams
David Swarts
Jack Nogel
Turner Stephens
Claude Burger
Winds Shape Scores in Turbulent Race Meet
Armour notes shifting winds influence early and late runners as high scores emerge. In the locker room runners sob over fright from wind gusts. Starter Cruichshank and La Cey, alumni from Dyker Beach and the battleship Nevace Willy Cox, face a wind driven day.
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Cruichshank and Lacey
Dyker Beach
Wimbledon Challenge Round Predicted Tight and Open
A veteran observer notes the upcoming challenge round will be a close, hard fought contest. He cites recent American and Australian contenders and predicts uncertainty until the last ball is struck with the outcome in doubt. The English team faces a strong chance from the Inter-zone contenders.
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United States
Australia
Australie
Mate II Race Ends Close For Feature Win
King Salmon led by three-quarters of a length over the Bostwick colt with Mate II a our-length back in third, Chatelaine close behind as the favorite 21 to 20. King Salmon, an English stake horse, started at 7 to 4 as Mate II battled a heavy impost and failed to overtake in a photo finish.
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King Salmon
Sir R Brooke
Mate
E. T. Thornton-Smith
Chatelaine
Red Birds Hand Wheeling 12-4 in Series Opener
Huntington Red Birds snap a losing streak with a 12 to 4 victory over Wheeling Stogies in the opener. Anderson homered with a man on base for the Red Birds as Huntington scores run totals in late frames.
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Huntington Red Birds
Wheeling Stogies
Anderson
Red Birds
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Clebeaux
Startle
Rasar
McLean
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Three State Boys Named To Take Point Exams
Washington June 7 The War Department announced candidates designated to take mental examinations for West Point admission on July 2. West Virginia Negl A White Lookout George H L Dillarr Bluefield first alternate Louis B Polen New Cumberland second alternate.
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War Department
West Point
West Virginia
Negl A. White
Lookout
George H. L. Dillarr
Bluefield
Louis B. Polen
New Cumberland
Harry Layne Resigns As Zanesville Pilot
ZANESVILLE Ohio June 7 Harry Layne tonight resigned as Manager of the Zanesville Greys and left for his home in New Haven West Virginia. His failure to round into playing condition and to produce a winner was the reason. Layne is an outfielder who was operated on mid season last year and never regained his natural condition. Buzz Wetaci president and general manager will take charge and announce the signing of Cat Miner from Beckley and Dayton.
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Harry Layne
Zanesville Greys
New Haven
W. Va
Layne
Andas
Buzz Wetaci
Gres
Cat Miner
Beckley
Dayton
Bayne
Cel
Blossom Dairy Beats Lowman In Close Baseball Test
Blossom Dairy defeated Lowman Drug nine 3 2 at Starcher Yield. Myers held the druggists to four hits while Hall and Roberts yielded 12. Thoms hit a third inning home run for the milkmen. Blossom Dairy plans to play Olcott Sunday at Olcott.
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Lowman
Hall
Roberts
Myers
Thoms
Milkmen
Olcott
Blossom Lowman Myers
Skeens
Cuppers to Have Busy Program
NEW YORK June 7 A strenuous playing program in England before the Interzone matches was announced today for the United States Davis cup team which sails Saturday for its seventh attempt to regain the trophy. The four team members and the noon playing captain R Norris Dick Williams will compete in singles and doubles at Wimbledon and Los Angeles notables Stoefen and George M Lott. Ira will also play mixed doubles while Williams Sidney B Wood Jr and Frank X Shields will not enter mixed play. Prior to the all English championships the team will take part in the invitation tourney at the Queens Club opening June 18, three days before their arrival.
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England
United States
Éall
Paris
Willams
Sidmey B. Wood Jr
Frank X. Shields
Queens Jub
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