Indiana leads NCAA wrestling into semi finals at Bethlehem
Indiana's wrestlers dominate the NCAA championships second round advancing five men to the semi finals. Oklahoma A and M Iowa State Teachers Southwestern State Teachers College of Oklahoma Lehigh also place four grapplers each. Illinois and Iowa State each have two survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Indiana
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Oklahoma A
Iowa State Teachers
Southwestern State Teachers College of Oklahoma
Lehigh
Illinois
Iowa State
Virginia Military Institute
Northwestern
Brown
Lafayette
Ursinus
Harvard
University of Oklahoma
Hendrix Stars In High Point Win Over Winston-Salem
High Point Bisons defeat Winston-Salem high 88 to 19 in a dual meet. Red Hendrix tops scoring with 15 points across pole vault, discus, and javelin. Winston-Salem wins five track events. High Point dominates field events with five firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School Bisons
Winston-Salem High
Charlie Spencer
Winston
High Point
Twin City
Hendrix
Davidson College
Davidson
McNulty
Thomas
Conkeeconé
Hf. P
Cook
McOnd
W. Hinkle
J. P
H. P
Smothers S
Rankin
HH. P
Lenler
Spry
Cecond
Kinney
M. Hubbard
M. P
Parrell
Crimm
Michael. P
Hendricks
Pike
Rum “Hreys
H. PP
M. Same
Scond
W. Sams
MH. P
Mike
Fulton
Koonte
W. Same
HM. P
Ebert
W. B
Game
Marley
Winston- Seiem
Neon
Winston-Sa
Miss Orcutt and Wall Face North and South Championship
Maureen Orcutt beaches Bernice Wall in a North and South final qualifying match. Edith Quier’s predicted upset was overturned as Wall defeated Mrs O B Hill 4 and 3, setting up a title clash with Orcutt for the first annual North and South championship in Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Maureen Orcutt
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Englewood
N. J
Edith Quier
Wisconsin
Hill
Kansas City
George T. Dunlap, Jr
East Orange
Kay Vogel
Hempstead
S. J
J. H. Vogel
George T. Dunlap
N. C
Five Top Horses Groomed for Carolina Cup Race
Fifteen horses including Vandergold Hotspur San Romolo and Rhosil prepared at Camden for the Carolina cup steeplechase over three miles of timber hazards. The program also features four other races with several entries also listed in the cup race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
8. C
America
Vandergold
J. W. Y. Martin
Hotspur
Mra. W. Austin Wadsworth
Mra. J
Hollywood Socials Mix With Movie News and Irony
Roaming around town Wallace and Noah lunch at Sar while Wally flies pork from Palm Springs. Jesse Lasky Jr and Jean Harlow dine together as romance swirls around Pat Harper and John Arnedge. Bill Powell jokes with Carole Lombard at the Biltmore as Ruby Keeler and Al Jolson watch. A world of glitter, flirtations, and a remarriage on a world tour follows a costly divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Wallace
Noah
Sar
Wally
Palm Springs
Jesse Lasky
Sjr
Jean Harlow
Jesse
Pat Harper
Jean
John Arnedge
Bill Powell
Carole Lombard
Biltmore
Ruby Keeler
al Jolson
Ruby
Jolson
Eddie Lowe
Lilyan Tashman
Boardman
Harry D'Arrast
Eleanor
King Victor
Colleen Moore
al Scott Areo
Colleen
Great dragon cards found on island near Java
Archaeologists report discovery of dragon cards on a small island near Java. Researchers describe the find as significant for early coastal trade and cultural contacts. Local authorities supervise further excavation to assess dating and provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Blouses Rise as Key Accent in 1930s Tailored Suits
Hollywood fashion notes describe Claudette Colbert's smart black white and red ensemble featuring a white matelasse crepe blouse belted with a scarlet belt and ruby accented pin. Adrienne Ames wears a gold cloth flower blouse with a black suit while Colleen Moore and Myrna Lay highlight lace and jabot details. Lorena Layson pairs scarlet crepe blouse with gray ensemble and scarlet tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Hollywood
Claudette Colbert
New York
Adrienne Ames
Colleen Moore
al Scott
Myrna Lay
Lorena Layson
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
The article counsels makeup to suit pastel spring clothes, urging brighter, blended looks with neutral shades. It endorses peach bloom powder, rachel powder, and a poppy rouge and lipstick in navy blue or gray outfits, with careful blending and subtle red accents like artificial poppies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastar
Ship Plug Intake Surges at Southampton Docks
Report notes more than 170 million tons of ship plug enter Southampton docks each year, signaling high maritime activity and port throughput.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southmpton
England
Understanding Coughs in Young Children and Causes
This piece explains why diagnosing coughs in children is tricky, noting that lingering coughs stem from throat or upper airway irritation rather than lung disease. It covers adenoids, nasal infection, ear tube irritation, and the barking cough associated with tonsillitis or diphtheria, emphasizing physician examination to localize the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Alan Moncrieff
Dr. C Darby Fulton to Speak in Lexington Churches
Dr C Darby Fulton executive secretary of foreign missions for the Southern Presbyterian church will visit Lexington to address both churches next Sunday He will speak at First Presbyterian at 11 AM and at Danotah Presbyterian at 730 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
C. Darby Fulton
Foreign Missions
Southern Presbyterian Church
Phillies Hope to Reclaim Pennant With Finn Addition
The 1932 Phillies, led by Neal Finn and Ray Benge's departure, aim to reclaim the pennant after finishing 12 games back in 1931. Burt Shotton touts Finn as the best second baseman since Fresco Thompson, backing a stronger lineup with Dugas at first, Bartell at short, Whitney at third, Klein in right, and Fullis replacing George Davis. Pitching staff features Elliott, Rhem, Collins, Holley, and Hansen with Pearce as a strong rookie prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Mickey) Finn
Philadelphia Nationals
Phillies
Ray Benge
Finn
Brooklyn
Parker
Fresco Thompson
Shotton
Phils
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
George Gibson
Pirate
Don Hurst
Gus Dugas
Dick Bartell
Pinky” Whitney
Phillie Pilot
George Davis
Giants
Quakertown
Chick Fullis
Giant
Hal Lee
Chuck Klein
Klein
Benge
Jumbo
Jim Elliott
Flint Rhem
Phil Collins
Ed Holley
Roy Hansen
Frank Pearce
Nashville
Austin
Cy) Moore
Rosenbloom Retains Title With Knockout Win Over Godwin
Slapsy Maxey Rosenbloom defeated Bob Godwin in Madison Square Garden to retain the light heavy crown. The referee stopped the bout in the fourth round after a deep cut opened on Godwin, with Rosenbloom winning by technical knockout as spectators watched from a 9,000-strong crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Barker
New York
Slapsy Maxey Rosenbloom
New York State Athletic Commission
Rosenbloom
Madison Square Garden
National Boxing Association
Bob Godwin
Daytona
Fla
Tommy Loughran
Harlem
King
Godwin
Pete Hartley
Maxey
Hartley
Adolph Neuser
Garden
Joe Knight
West Palm Beach
Fila
Baseball Chatter Highlights Early Spring Camp Moves
In Bradenton Pia two pitchers Albert Disher and Ted Nobriga were released to the Houston Texas League affiliate after a stint with Elmira. Nobriga, from Hawaii, had his first pro tryout with the Cardinals as spring camp begins. In West Palm Beach Fla Russell White and Jack Knott face Buffalo in an exhibition as Gillefer tests left hand speed and control. In Miami Fla rookie studs Walter Beck and another Dodger prospect are pegged by Max Craey as top arms while Yankees draw small crowds in exhibition play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Pia
St. Louis Cardinal
Albert Disher
Ted Nobriga
Houston
Elmira
N. C
Nobriga
Hawaii
Cardinals
West Palm Beach
Fra
Russell White
St. Louis Browns
Bill Gillefer
White
Jack Knott
Browns
Buffalo
Miami
Fla
Brooklyn Dodger
Max Craey
Walter Beck
Team opens southern tour with exhibition win
Houston report from March 25 notes the squad began a swing through the south and east after breaking camp in San Antonio yesterday. AP dispatch details the early exhibition game as the tour commences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
San Antonio
Lew Fonseca Hints at White Sox Managerial Job
San Francisco March 25 AP reports Lew Fonseca may keep his Chicago White Sox manager job if he can play first base and hit. He homered and doubled against the Portland version yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Portland Vers
Cubs pursue Curt Davis after slow start by young pitchers
In San Bernardino California on March 25 the Chicago Cubs express concern over younger pitchers failing to reach major league potential and turn to Curt Davis a tall right handed pitcher owned by the San Francisco Pacific Coast League club for possible acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Calif
Chicago Cubs
Curt Davis
San Francisco
Braves hopefuls chart spring with catching lineup
In Tampa on March 25 AP reports Virgil Davis a .335 hitter will anchor catching for Brooklyn with strong backup Al Todd, a Texas League call up who won a job last year. The Boston Braves figure Davis will handle most duties as the team assesses spring form and utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Virgil Davis
al Todd
Boston Braves
Verger Leads Giants On Homeward Barnstorm Tour
Phoenix march 25 AP Third baseman Johnny Verger top Giants at bat as they begin their homeward bound barnstorming tour. Verger hit over 400 in exhibition games on the Pacific coast and is the club’s early hot hitter for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Johnny Verger
New York Giants
Giants
Verger
Pacific Coast
Yankees Aim to Sweep Rays After Six-Game Slide
St Petersburg Florida March 25 The New York Yankees look to extend their dominance as they face the Rays who have lost six straight games to the world champions in this series opener at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Braves to Open Camp in Clearwater vs Nationals
The Boston Braves, who have yet to score a hit in spring training, will move to Clearwater today to play the Philadelphia Nationals in an exhibition game as they prepare for the regular season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ota
Fia
Boston Braves
Red Sox
Clearwater
Philadelphia Nationals
Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball Scores
AP reported yesterday results across leagues with New York A beating Boston N 7 to 1 and Philadelphia N defeating Philadelphia A 6 to 12. Other notable outcomes include Chicago N 2 over Missions New York N 6 and Chicago A 19 over Pinebungnons Chicago A 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Newark
Cleveland
Chicago
Missions
Pinebungnons
Portland
Baltimore
St. Augustine
Columbus
Toronto
Today’s Baseball Schedule with Neutral Site Matches
A dense list shows multiple today’s games across markets including Cleveland vs Washington in Biloxi Detroit vs Houston in Boston Philadelphia vs Newark in Clearwater New York vs Boston in St. Leo and more. The note includes several cross city matchups and venues like St Pe ai ohlcase Fort Lauderdale and San Bernardino with teams from various leagues and levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Biloxi
Detroit
Houston
Boston
Philadelphia
Winter Haven
St. Louis
Buffalo
Fort Lauderdale
Newark
Clearwater
New York
St. Peai
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
York
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Une
Miami
Redbirds Claim Women’s A Mee Tournament Title
The Oklahoma Presbyterian College for Women at Durant defeated the Dallas Golden Cyclones 43 to 89 in the finals of the women’s A. Mee tournament in Wichita. Babe Didrickson sat on the Dallas sidelines supporting her team. The O. P. C. women repeat as champions, after last year’s win when Didrickson played for the Texans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Redbirds
Oklahoma Presbyterian College
Durrant
Dallas Golden Cyclone
Babe Didrickson
Dallas
Oklahomans
Cyclones
Miss Didrikson
Texans
Three-Eye League Will Not Open This Season
The Three-Eye league, oldest class B baseball league, will not open for the season due to general business conditions. President L. J. Wylie of Decatur, Illinois, announced the shutdown and expressed hope for reorganization for the 1934 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. J. Wylie
Decatur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Idol
Joe Palooka
Cyntkia
H’ray
Pugilis
Beastix
SOC
An’ Cihaws
Will
Atkins
Ches
HET
Trtiay
Rocee
Bisons
Miss Orcutt
Miss Wall
Rialto
Tom
Ruth Hall
Seriai
Rial
Dixie
Cotton
Richard Barthelmess
Paramount
Carolina
Sam Goldwyn
Constance Cummings
B. P. Schulbert
Times
Wheeler and Woolsey
Io the Red
Gome
Yourself
Alicia Hart
Cory Aea
Neal Finn
Bae
Southern Scrapper
Yankees
Tampa
Golf
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!