Yankees Poised for Fifth Straight American League Pennant
United Press reports the New York Yankees return north with a flawless squad aimed at a fifth consecutive AL pennant. Manager Joe McCarthy cultivates confidence while pitching questions loom, as Ruffing and a crowded mound staff are watched for durability, with strong defense and power infield and outfield.
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United Press
T. Petersburg
Fla
U.P
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
Yanks
Feds
Charlie Ruffing
McCarthy
Ruffing
Avey Donald
Steve Sundire
Mante Pearson
Lefty
Donald
Sandra
Woo
Babe Dahlgren
Frank Crosett
Tommy Henrich
Jake Powell
Whie
Billy Knickerbocker
Bill Dickey
Bill
Dickey
Yankee Board of Strategy
Budd
Roser
Jorfens
Milnar Confident as Indians Top Giants 9–3 in Spring Start
Al Milnar, veteran pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, enhanced his final season prospects by pitching five strong innings against the New York Giants as Cleveland won 9 to 3. Milnar added a curveball to his repertoire and credited his improved form to a focused spring effort, while teammates like Hank Weatherly Ben Chapman Roy Weatherly and Ken Keltner backed the offense with 19 hits.
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Augusta Ga
al Milnar
Indians
New York Giants
Giants
Milnar
Ne Indians
Harry Gumbert
Omer Hal Trosky
Roy Weatherly
Ben Chapman
Beausell
Ken Keltner
Joe Sewell
Ray Tack
Carl Hubbell
Hiants
Walry Todas Clevel
Hnc
Thuimbart
York
Biel
Stewart m Peters
Maynard No
Naymiok Tong
Timme
Mount Union golfer Iv a Shorb withdraws from college
Massillon golfer Iv a Shorb, a top ranking Ohio women's player, withdraws from Mount Union College disclosed today. She had played in the Mount Union Varsity links twice, marking a notable decision in Ohio women’s golf circles.
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Iva Shorb
Rom Mount Union
Imms Beats Winston in Hartford Heavyweight Bout
Eddie Imms, a Cleveland veteran, defeated Winston, a Hartford Negro, in the second round of a heavyweight fight last night in Cincinnati. Only one of five supporting bouts reached the limit, with three ending in first round knockouts.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Imms
Cleveland
Eddie
Winston
Hartford
Chronicle Telegram reports Ngkam Vantan results
Ngkam Vantan credited with decisive results in a Chronicle Telegram coverage noting event outcomes, participant names, and venue details. The report highlights the performance, timing, and any records set, framing the results within the event context and local significance.
Masters in Augusta Reawakens for Jones Though Outpaced
The long famed golfer Jones, once a near perfect machine on the course, returns to the Masters in Augusta after years of decline and inactivity. New generations have risen as he plays only a single tourney yearly, with rust on his famed putting stroke and a career long defined by precision.
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United Press
Agusta
Georgia
Bobby King
The
Mullion Georgia Arts
Jones
Casile
Ford
Maesters
Augusta
Sarazen
Picard
Guidahl
Jom Demaret
Ben Hogan
Nelson
Smith
Little McSpaden
Bobby Jones
107 Entries Listed In Lorain County Table Tennis Meet
Lorain County hosts the first annual table tennis tournament at the YMCA gym on April 8 9 and 13 with 107 entries including 35 boys and 20 men in singles and 40 doubles matches. Five tables will be used, preliminaries best two out of three, semis and finals best three out of five, concluding Saturday April 13.
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Lorain County
Carl
Wagner
Elging
Lorain
Amherst
LaGrange
South Amherst
Sue Tuchias
Dillan
Goodrich
Proneh
Smush
Starbrough
Casteign
Weaver
Wright
Gardner
Midrooh
Wades
Luma- Cue
Benford
Greene Tite
Carman
Fl Liamadue
Xuhar
Andersay
BR Simpet
Nandult
Tanmet
Andracue
Deingues
Burrows
Jamie
Traicote
Crass
Sla
Pususs
Thurdner
Rand
Rati
Rentaurd
Mendes
Thfete
Mougel Dilon-Goudrich
Smith
Janes Costingu
Wauner
Weiver-Wrieht
Gardger-Mudieh
Ab Ao
Toumadine
J Roy Gren
Fale
Daley
Kien
Warner Carman
DD Gate
u—Tahio
Olmsted
Conkseu Winker
Kuhar-Anderson
Monmer
Dureheny
Matocen
Chest
Toms Ware
Mowatt
Doris Wiese
Burrowe
J Simpson-Gardner
oard-Mendes
Berger
Kali
Thie & Gardner
Tlaehford
Blaine
Wands
Hathory
Tberger-Hasnelb
Tatle Ob
Fev
Goldverg
Georgia
Robert Tyre Jones
Calcutta
Sam Snead
Snead
Jones
Blachford Blaine and table match ups listed for tournament play
The page details numerous table pairings and winners across multiple rounds including Brega winner of Blachford Blaine to table 1, Terry winner of Thompson vs Woods, Seibert vs Kuaher, Huff vs Norman, and many others. It lists tables 1 through 7 with participants like Davies Selby, Dillman Mac Hunley, Carman Drassell Gardners, Mowatt Husing, and Stiwald Lang. Also notes Wednesday April 10th events with Gilder Wright, table 3 matchups, and three days later finals.
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Gartner-Schiff
Brega
Terry
Thompson
Woods
Stiwald
Magkut
Seibert
Kuaher
Comam
Miller
Persek Xs Davies
James
Selby
Minuto
Blaine
Huff
Norman
Warhola
Lyons
Maller-Kukar Dilinuth Thamtpaon
Blackford
Stauford-eidrick
Perusen-Jamex
Coa
Munpa-Warhola Vy Neo
Ginde-McKimipyehiman
Hockey Playoffs Schedule From International Americans Series
The page lists hockey playoff games with Providence vs Pittsburgh results and upcoming matchups. It notes Tuesday Providence 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Tuesday New York vs Toronto 2 0 in overtime with other implied games in Pittsburgh Toronto and New York at various venues. No exact dates beyond April 4 and upcoming matchups in Providence Pittsburgh Terante.
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International Americay
Providence
Paitts
Berg
Pittsburgh
New York
Terante
Belden Pinochle Club Hosts Evening of Cards
Belden residents hosted the Evening Pinochle club at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Goodman. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Arthur Wise Otto Deimling Mrs Bert Goodman and Arthur Wise. Second place honors went to Mrs Carl Schmidt and George Grabenstetter, with Mr and Mrs D G Reisinger entertaining Sunday dinner guests including Miss Florence Fasac and Norvin Neshett of Shaker Heights. Also present were Mr and Mrs Daniel Neshett and son Danny of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Harold Phiffer and children of Wellington. Callers at the Martin Beriswill home included Mr and Mrs Melvin Seidel and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Pfeiffer and sons.
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Harold Phiffer
Wellington
Clarence Wise
Martin Beriswill
Melvin Seidel
Strongsville
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Nick Huber
George Grahen
Birthday Dinner Honors Little Danny Nesbett
Saturday evening guests included Mr and Mrs G Reisinger and Mrs F W Weniner at Daniel Nesbett’s home for Danny Nesbett’s first birthday. Earlier, Wise visited Mrs George Hamberger in LaGrange on Friday afternoon.
Postponed Meetings and Local Socials in LaGrange
Local notices report the Circle One of the Methodist Aid society postponed to Friday April 12 with co host Mrs Vernon Rundle. PTA April meeting delayed to Tuesday April 23 tying to Spring Festival music. Attendees at the Eaton auditorium banquet include Mr and Mrs Orva Hastings and others.
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Lagrange
Fred Prosser
Circle One
Methodist Aid Society
Vernon Rundle
Eaton Auditorium
Orva Hastings
Ira Swartz
D. A. Swartz
C. A. Rawson
South Ridge Church Notes Apr 7 Sunday schedule
South Ridge notes list Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Rev R Guhand of Elyria to deliver message. Brief items include BRIEFLY PA rally at Flat Rock April 6 and various local visits and social gatherings among residents of Lorain and nearby towns.
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South Ridge
N A Balls
R Guhand
Elyria
Columbia Juniors Stage Neve Fires Comedy Friday Night
The Columbia high school auditorium hosts a three act comedy drama Neve Fires by the Junior class Friday at 7 pm. Cast includes Lucinda Andrews Helen Walker Suzanne Toler Harriet Schurr Sid Sperry Howard Walker Jerry Arthur Rogers Stephen Santry and others with Lucile Churchward directing assisted by Lynn Bartter Emma Johnson Millie Luks.
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Columbia
Columbia High ‘School Auditorum
Lucinda Andrews
Helen Walker
Suzanne Toler
Harriet Schurr
Sid Sperry
Howard Walker
Jerry
Arthur Rogers
Stephen Santry
William Moller
Billy
Milton Walter
Phyllis
Vollet Harrington
Anna
Helen Leach
Olive
Ruth Bartter
Eve
Olga Bolling
Tigson
Robert Harrington
Lynn Gray
Elbert Jasper
Mary Marshall
Virginia Futt
Marshall
Mary
Emma Johnson
Angie Sperry
Millie Luks
Lucile Churchward
Miss Churchward
Lynn Bartter
Harriet Schuur
Associate Editor of Plain Dealer Dies
McConnelsville Ohio, April 4. Willam C Howells 32 associate editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer and a World War veteran died at Rocky Glen sanitarium. He headed the Plain Dealer Columbus bureau for 15 years and was president of the Ohio Legislative Correspondents Association for six years. He joined the paper in 1909 after Michigan education and served in World War I, attaining major rank and later lieutenant colonel in the Reserve.
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Mcconnellsville
Willam C. Howells
Cleveland Main Dealer
Rocky Glen
Plain Dealer
Columbus
Ohio Legislative Correspondents’ Association
The
University of Michigan
France
Reserve Officers’ Organization
Students Sponsor Party At Carlisle School
Eighth grade pupils at Carlisle School will sponsor a banco party in the school gymnasium on Friday at 8 p m. Students, parents and all other interested persons in the community are invited.
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Carlisle
Realtor Announces Deals in Elyria Property Sale and Rentals
B M O Donnell and others report sales and rentals in Elyria. The house at 537 West Bridge Street was bought by Mr. and Mrs. X R Brown of Amherst as an investment. Fitzgerald and Berson rented a shop at 544 Broad Street, replacing Jim Armitage. Mr. and Mrs. Z S Webber rented the home at 190 Cleveland Street and will move from Toledo, Webber a Nickle Plate conductor. Mr. and Mrs N Townsend rented 258 Marseille Avenue, Townsend a clerk at the Elyria Hotel.
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Elyria
B M. O'Donnell
X R Brown
Amherst
West Bridge Street
Fitzgerald and
Berson
Broad Street
Jim Armitage
Z. S. Webber
Cleveland Street
Toledo
Webber
N . Townsend
Marseilles Avenue
Townsend
Elyria Hotel
Fire kills Kavenna man in Diamond home blaze
William Gerguson, 50, a semi invalid who lived alone at Diamond, Ohio, was burned to death when his residence caught fire. Helen Gleason refused to leave him and also perished. Arthur Glasow of Elyria spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs C Dunfee in Creston. Monday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Grant Glasow. The birthday of F A Foster in Elyria was celebrated with a gathering hosted by J D Fanx. Weekend visitors were Mr and Mrs Leon Jon of Springfield, and Bay Village couple C A Conant visited Mervin Schubert and daughter Vera Mae. Mrs Minnie Brucker and family of Amherst called on relatives Sunday afternoon. Frank Gordon of Elyria and Mrs G W Glasoon spent Sunday with the Schuberts. Elsie Whiton also called Friday evening.
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Robert Kelner
Oberlin College
John
Fred Wilcox
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Kate Starr
Carlton Adams
Russell
Erwin Adams
Gordon
T. F Rawson
Cleveland
John H Curtiss
J. McAlpine
Elyria
Albert Wilcox
Arhur A Wilcox
Eastern Star
Flat Rock
Elmer Beal
Florida
C. Shaw
R. L. Burford
F. Streeter
Lorain
Frank Laraway
Spiegelberg
Russell Spiegelberg
Ronald
Caroline Spiegelberg
Betty Gunder
John Bechtel
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
E . Frye
Joseph
Greenwich
William Szabo
Rochester
Perry Womack
Amherst
G. W. Glasow
Kavenna
William Gerguson
Diamond
Hil da
Arthur Glasow
C Dunfee
Creston
Grant Glasow
Frank Gordon
F A. Foster
J. D Fanx
Leon Jon
Springfield
C. A Conant
Bay Village
Mervin Schubert
Tangled Webs Behind Riverville Dam Plans
In Riverville Kim Wade hides after medical bad news while Sandra Stark marries Tollinson. Tollinson and Alex plot dam financing, with Wade pressured to stay silent as Fremion threatens exposure. Ridder ponders the costly web as Shultz's stance on the dam shifts amidst heatwave and tension.
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Kim Wade
Sandra Stark
Indianapolis
Riverville
Sandra
George Tollinson
Kim
Tollinson
Canfield
Alex Fremion
Dam stock rumors strain Riverville amid dam debate
In Riverville the dam debate heats as rumors claim Wade is a crook while Tollinson flips sides to oppose, and Kim confronts George Ridder over an unkept agreement. Cobina’s school opening nears as Cobina and Abbie’s dress arrives, leaving Tollinson despondent and Sandra looming.
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Henry McLemore
Walter “Baba” Machock
West Virginia Block Home Coal CO
Pattern Shop
Milad
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Ballayer
Abe Mengel
Handleng
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Krugman
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Stutz, Sr
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Burte
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Painiss
Tay
Renner
Carter
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Sand Slingers
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Cantillon Furniture
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Hemel Iss
Lounglens
ST. John's Lutheran Arvoy Pituta
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Shermin
Bell
Clothiers Schnore
Dieteche
Asu Peters
TDA Henson
Schnelder
Americay Og Adiator
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Det Smitty S Beer
Fintan
Roy Crews Cola
Witte AB
Belden
Columbia Juniors
Amoun Loan
Meath
Joan
Mos
Wrar Town
Houaschold
Household Finance
Woolworth’s
Elyrea RR
Ritter
Mer
Young Man
Irene Lonnen Ernhart
Fremon
Wade
Alex
Tollmson
Mr. Ridder
Ridder
Lettie Fremon
Shao
Mr. Wade
Mrs. Ridder
Christabel
Tol- Anson
Ridders
George
Passinoka
Tollinsor
Mr. Stark
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Mr. Shultz
Cobina
Abbie
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