Bouts Announced For Card At Bernie's April 8
Matchmaker Jack Lipps revealed six of seven bouts for the April 8 card at Bernie's in Washington. Main bout features a District of Columbia A. A. U. final between crafty Beatty and newcomer Maimone. Semi final pits Washington’s Jack against Nick Kursch of Baltimore. Joe Brown of Washington meets Eddie Finazzo of Baltimore in a top three rounder. Other three rounds match newcomers Covall and Arnold, Acree vs Robey, and Marcomplas vs Lee. Lipps to name seventh bout soon. Detroit Golden Gloves hoped for April 29 appearance. tickets on sale.
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Berr
Jack Lipps
District of Columbia
A. UU
Baer
George Beatty
Tony di Woalda
Beatty
Charles Maimone
Washington
Ma Mone
Deto
R. T. Harris
Forties
Jack
Bernie's
Joe E. Brown
Eddie Finazza
Baltimore
Brown
Finazzo
Joe MclGreevey
Cumberland
Giate
Geo. Acree
Robert Robey
Leo Marcomplas
Millard Lee
Capa Boys
Robey
Lee
Merrill Covall
Hancock
Fred Arnold
Lipps
American Legion
Detroit
K. Of P. Bowling League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show Winpigiers 1 and Cramer's 2 games. Next week features Mondar- Blue Lantern against Winpigier's. Tuesday matches include Cramer's vs Ballenger and Wednesday E. B. Shipley against Post-Times.
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Winpigiers
Cramer's
Mondar- Blue Lantern
Winpigier's
Ballenger
E. B. Shipley
Post-Times
Pot. E. B. Shiples Iw
Winpigler
Blue Lantern
Winpigler's Trans
Tyervar
Cramer's Garage
Mel Blank
Cramer
Ramsburg
House Unanimous For Probe of TVA Affair
Washington reports the House voted unanimously for a 10 member joint committee to investigate the Tennessee Valley Authority and private utility companies’ actions against the TVA. Vice President Garner and Speaker Bankhead will appoint once Senate agrees and the president signs.
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Washington
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congressional
TVA
Garner
Bankhead
Senate
Roosevelt
Wilson, Ever The Optimist, Has Strong Hopes For The Starless Phillies
Wilson projects a brighter Phillies future on pitching and defense after a season of middling results. He notes gains from young talent George Schairein Morris Arnovich and Hershel Martin, plus a strengthened pitching staff led by LaMaster Walters and Passeau.
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Biloxi
Memphis Chicks
Phillies
Wilson
Wayne LaMaster
Bill Walters
Claude Passeau
LaMaster
Walters
Passeau
Battleship the American horse defeats doubt to win Grand National
NEA Service turf writer notes Battleship son of Man o War defied English scorn as an American bred horse by winning the Grand National. The 11 year old outjumped and outstayed top English rivals, becoming the first American bred to win the race and the only horse to win both the English and American races of the same name.
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Max Riddle
NEA Service
Battleship
Gall
Wormwood
Jersey
England
Man O War
Royal Danwell
Justet
Ana Gise
Tan
Hunt
War Admiral’s Sheltered Lineage and Aintree Prospects
The piece notes Battleship as a stallion with racing longevity and speculation on whether Marion du Pont Scott will return him to his birthplace. It discusses War Admiral’s historic Derby Belmont and Preakness wins, two Travers victories, Dwyer wins, and potential impact on his status as the world’s greatest living stallion, tying Grand National talk to his enduring breeding legacy.
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Marion duPont Scott
England
Clyde van Dusen
War Admiral
Crusader
War Admis
Marsh
Genie
Aintree
Household economics course opened for men at NW Missouri
Officials at Northwest Missouri State Teachers College have launched a household economics course aimed at men as well as women. The program, begun in Maryville, Mo, on March 31, seeks to teach domestic tasks including cooking to male students alongside female students.
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Maryville
Northwest Missouri State Teachers’ College
Baker's Bowling League Scores and Tonight's Matches
Local bowling league results list Baker's Sandwich and Stop Bros. as sponsors. Prosperity faces Desplay at the Opera House with teams positioned by scores. Coca Cola appears among the event entries.
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Bill
Stop Bros
Suspended $10 Fine In Porcelain Break Case
Austin Neil of ihig city received a suspended ten dollar fine for breaking porcelain on the street in Police Court Wednesday night before Justice Walter E. Sinn. Officer Charles Burras made the arrest. Riley Martin of Hagerstown drew five days in jail in lieu of a three dollar fine for drunkenness. Officer George Hoff man arrested him. John Posey Thompson forfeited collateral for nonappearance on a parking violation.
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Austin Neil
Ihig Ciiy
Walter E. Sinn
Charles Burras
Riley Martin
Hagerstown
George Hoffman
John Posey Thompson
Maryland Boxers to Enter Title Matches in Charlottesville
College Park Mar 30 Two Maryland boxers will compete in the three day national collegiate boxing championships at Charlottesville Va Ben Alpers the 125pound favorite and George Dors in 115pound division Alpersstein last year 133pound champ but moved to 125 this year Nathan Askin declines trip to focus on tennis opening April 13 vs William and Mary at College Park Ralph Miller of Idaho also listed in 115pound class.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Scrappers
Ben Alpers
George Dors
Nathan Askin
Maryland
Askin
William and Macy
Alperstein
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al Todd
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al Smith
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Whitney
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Ourtmen
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Arthur Ahalt
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James Feaga
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Universz
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Chick ‘Kasha
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BBB
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University of Idaho
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Doll’s Jewelry Store
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