Indians Edge Giants 6-5 To Lead Spring Series
Cleveland beat New York 6-5 in Baton Rouge to move one game ahead in the spring series. Odell Hale hit a bases loaded triple in the eighth as the Indians pulled away after trailing tied threats and strong NY pitching. Johnny Allen and Tom Drake were scheduled to pitch for Cleveland with Clyde Castleman and Frank Gabler for the Giants.
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Tyler
Texas
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Indians
Baton Rougé
Johnny Allen
Tom Drake
Clyde Castleman
Frank Gabler
New Yorkers
Lloyd Brown
Giants
George Davis
Brown
Ivy Paul Andrews
Cliff Melton
Harry Gumbert
Cleveland
New York
Odell Hale
Phillies Top Reds 6 3 In Florida Spring Game
In Leesburg Florida the Philadelphia Phillies defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 as Reds pitcher prospects struggle. Whitey Moore limited Cincinnati to five hits over seven innings while Lee Grissom finished. Cincinnati scored two runs in the second off Claude Passeau but were blanked until the seventh.
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Leesburg
Fla
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
al Hollingsworth
Hurling Corps
Hollingsworth
Dick Barrett
Reds
Rochester
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Lloyd (Whitey) Moore
Lee Grissom
Moore
Phillies
Phils
Grissom
Claude Passeau
Yankees Push Fifth Straight Win With 13-2 Victory
New York Yankees beat the Dallas Club of the Texas League 13-2 as they extended their win streak to five games in their spring campaign. The Yanks unleashed a 17 hit attack and included home runs in yesterday’s contest in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
New York Yankees
Yanks
Galveston
Dodgers give up on Moe Berg trade talks
Burleigh Grimes of the Brooklyn Dodgers said he had abandoned hope of obtaining Moe Berg from the Red Sox after a conference with Joe Cronin. The Dodgers and Red Sox were to play their last exhibition of the year in Sarasota.
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Sarasota
Fla
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Moe Berg
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Dodgers
Sox
Ohio coach earns staff spot for Purdue football clinic
An Ohio high school coach with two prior unbeaten seasons is named to the staff conducting a football clinic at Purdue University on April 9 10. He becomes the second Ohio coach ever to win one of the coveted positions.
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Ruppert
Lou Gehrig
Eddie Wilson
Brooklyn
Dizzy Dean
Frankie Frisch
Earl Averill
Steve O'Neill
Kent Ryan
Utah State
Dutch Clark
Detroit Lions
Ryan
Detroit
Ossie Bluege
Washington
Leo
Lippy) Durocher
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Ralph Parmenter
Purdue
Ashland
Frank R
Tony) Lonero
Usburgh Langley
Mansfield
University of Idaho
Ray Novotny
Kent State Grid
Novotny
Far Western
Western Reserve
Clevelanders
Stanford
Paul Brown
Massillon
Purdue University
Oho
Floor Foundry Sweeps Steel Shell Room in Fox Furnace Clash
The Floor Foundry swept all three games against Steel Shell Room in a Fox Furnace league match. R Knight posted a 220 game and 580 series to lead Floor Foundry.
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Floor Foundry
Steel Shell Room
Fox Furnace
R. Knight
AR — C Smith
McLemore Turns to Golf After Baseball Career Shift
U P writer Henry McLemore reports on his decision to switch from professional baseball to golf. He recounts playing in the North and South championship at Pinehurst with Linde Fowler, praising McLemore’s unique style and potential as a teaching pro. Fowler’s praise and McLemore’s self-critique frame a humorous, vivid portrait of a player transitioning to golf.
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Inehurst
N. C
Pinehurst
Linde Fowler
Boston Transcript
American Golf Writers
Fowler
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Alex Herd
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
McLemore
North Carolina
Fred Astaire
UL Py
Pirates Head East on Barnstorming Tour
The Pittsburgh Pirates left California for an eastern barnstorming tour before the National League season opener in Chicago. The club closed a month of training by beating a San Bernardino semi pro team 7 to 3.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Pirates
California
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Results Note
Local want ads tally results from listings across categories. Readers reported item sold prices and buyer names where disclosed. Market activity reflects ads posted in recent editions with limited details available for each entry.
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Chronicle
Wagon Wheels Capture City Class B Bowling Second Half Title
In Akron Ohio the Wasson Wheel Cafe Keglers won the second half championship of the City Class B Bowling League as Glen Rogers Motors and Moulton Candies each dropped two of three matches. Gilgenbach of Shell hit a 620 with a 225 high game. Shell Petroleum swept West Side Cafe for fifth place.
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K. of Calleys
Wasson Wheel Cafe Keglers
Glen Rogers Motors
Moulton
West Side
Electro Alloys
Gilgenbach
Shell
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Welsh Funeral Home
Sheil Petroleum
West Side Cafe
Wees
Fackler One
Dombrosky Aee
Shell Petroleum
Roberteon
Minnich
I. Smith
Neeree
Iyi
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Moulton Canal
Banville
Dan Henke
Ook Powel
Banville One
F. Koehn
Roger Motors
Sasses
Smith Rr
Horton Eee
Cardaceca
Nasipak Aa O
Henry Wiato
T Smith Ween
Carter
Pennsylvania Dominates Early ABC Bowling Session
Pennsylvania teams lead the action at the American Bowling Congress tournament as Little Co te Stamp Shop Utica posts 2899 for a team total. Carl Mensenberg of Scranton rolled 173 235 220 for Hotel Andres, while doubles see 10 totals over 1200 and seven singles above 650. Wally Freitag and Louie Levine of Chicago reached 298 in doubles, and Les Fuller of Chicago had a 290 best single game with a 665 three game set.
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U.P
Pennsylvania
Littlecote Stamp Shop
Utica
N. Y
Carl Mensenberg
Scranton
ABC
Wally Freitag
Louie Levine
Chicago
Les Fuller
Rangers Meet Red Wings In Stanley Cup Series
The World series of professional ice hockey opens at Madison Square Garden with the New York Rangers facing the Detroit Red Wings in game one for the Stanley Cup. The Rangers finished third in the season and are 6 to 5 favorites to win tonight, vs last year’s champions.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Rangers
Oberlin College golf team opens season against Ohio State
Oberlin College coach W H Bogers primes the golf squad for the April 22 match with Ohio State. Led by senior captains Al Meese and Chuck Holmes, who won last year’s conference title, the team aims for a strong eight match schedule across Ohio.
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Oberlin
W. H. Bogers
Oberlin College
Ohio State
Ohio
al Meese
Chuck Holmes
Holmes
Granville
Bellows
Stein
Gerling
Willl
Bogers
Ey Bee
Rae
Wesleyan
Wooster
Mt. Union
Ohio Wesleyan
Mt Union
Ohio State Defeats Wisconsin 8 1 for Fifth Victory
Ohio State's baseball team claimed its fifth win in seven starts as they beat Carleton College of Wisconsin 8 to 1 in six and a half innings due to rain. Three Ohio pitchers used. Carleton limited to three hits, nine walks aided Ohio State's offense.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bucks
Carleton College
Wisconsin
Flord Stahl
Carleton
Jim Mattison
Carleton Hurter
Tony Canzoneri Beats Levy in Seventh Round Tech KO
Canzoneri K O won a tuneup in Newark as he prepares for Ton Amers on May 7. The former lightweight champion floored George Levy seven times and the referee stopped the 16 round bout in the seventh. The Italian fighter dominated the matchup in Trenton, New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
Tony Canzoneri
Ton Amers
George Levy
Trenton
Canzoneri
Levy
Tony
Pennzoils Indoor Baseball Team Meeting Tonight
All members of last year's Pennzoil indoor baseball team meet at manager Al Reisz home 1926 East Avenue at 7 50 p m. Prompt attendance for a short business meeting. New members wishing to try out should report at this meeting.
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Pennzoil
al Reisz
East Avenue
Chisox Defeat Cubs in Tucson Exhibition
The Chicago White Sox beat the Cubs 15-9 in Tucson Arizona, overcoming a 9-2 deficit with 11 runs in the seventh and eighth innings to claim the fourth win of six exhibition games.
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Tuscon
Ariz
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Sox
Freight train blocked by intoxicated driver in Youngstown
A motorist intoxicated blocked a railroad crossing in Youngstown Ohio delaying a freight train for about thirty minutes. Police arrested the driver after his car stalled on the tracks.
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Youngstown
Montanez Edges Ambers In Close Non-Title Bout
Pedro Montanez defeated Low Ambers in a unanimous decision over 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Ambers rallied late, but Montanez built an early lead with a brutal body barrage and solid two way punching. The result keeps Montanez in contention for a future title shot pending a bout with the May 7 Ambers Canzoneri winner in an overweights rematch.
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Ambers
York
U. P
Low Ambers
Pedro Montanez
Monta -Ambers
Ahroag
Fmatcc
Fish Game Assn To Meet Tonight In Lorain County
The Lorain County Fish and Game Association holds its April meeting tonight at Day's Hardware at 8 p.m. Rev Findlay Eastman of Wakeman will show motion pictures from a Canadian trip 400 miles north of Makamik Quebec. The meeting is open to the public.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Day's Hardware
S P.m
Findlay Eastman
Wakeman
Makamik
Quebec
Irked Farmer Pastures Wild Geese Near Mississippi
Alphia Brown has kept about 35 909 wild geese on his farm near the Mississippi River all winter. He cannot shoot at them due to game preserve law, as the geese continue to feed on his wheat fields.
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Charleston
Alphia Brown
Mississippi River
Tie
Brown
Oil stove blast nearly guts Grandview Tavern on Route 22
An oil stove explosion caused a fire that almost destroyed Grandview Tavern, a night club once known as Castle Farm, located on Route 22 near Logan Ohio. The tavern was built more than fifty years ago by Robert Wright, grandfather of current owner Charles Wright.
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Grandview Tavern
Route 22
Castle Farm
Robert Wright
Charles Wright
Canton considers 1 a.m. liquor end for clubs
Canton Mayor James Lerecombe reviewed an city council ordinance to close night clubs and other liquor outlets at 1 a.m. rather than 2 30 a.m. The measure would affect venues selling alcohol in Canton Ohio.
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Canton, O
James Lerecombe
The Progression of Science From Theory to Foundation
A concise reflection notes that scientific theories evolve as better foundations replace earlier ideas. It emphasizes the historical pattern of theory replacement and continuous advancement in scientific understanding.
What about a Monroe Doctrine for the Supreme Court
An article debates applying a Monroe Doctrine style approach to Supreme Court power and jurisdiction, weighing limits on executive and legislative intrusion into judicial independence and foreign policy implications. It examines historical parallels and constitutional boundaries.
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Supreme Court
Michigan State Ends Ohio University Winning Streak
In Athens Ohio on April 6 Michigan State defeated Ohio University 4 to 3 in ten innings to end Ohio U's six game southern trip sweep. Tommy Reis pitched well in relief for Ohio U while Henkel and Hill held Michigan State to 11 hits. Two extra base hits in the tenth produced the decisive run for the Spartans.
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Michigan State
Ohio University
Athens
Tommy Reis
Ohio U
Henkel
Hill
Senate Approves Guffey Coal Bill for Conference Study
The Senate approved the Guffey-Wincon bill 58 to 15 to create a national bituminous coal commission and set minimum and maximum prices. It avoids re-enacting wage hour provisions and follows a defeated Byrnes rider opposing sit down strikes. A conference committee will reconcile House and Senate differences.
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Washington
House
Senate
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Confiscation of Three Slot Machines and Arrest Made
Patrolmen Palmer and Indicott seized three slot machines and two punch boards at the K of C bowling alleys and arrested Russell Moran of 327 Wengon Avenue on a gambling devices charge. Four machines were in the venue overall. One punchboard offered an electric razor as a prize. the other offered prizes from $1 to $20. Moran requested the trial be postponed until Friday morning.
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Paul Palmer
H. J. Indicott
K. of C
Russell Moran
Wengon Avenue
Moran
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