Oberlin Netters Open With Case in Spring Tennis
Oberlin College opens its spring sports slate with a home tennis match against Case School of Applied Science at the Oberlin Athletic Field Saturday at 2 30 p m. Captain Al Siebens Art Cecil and Dick Le Fevre are key players as Oberlin seeks to extend a series over Case. Last year Oberlin beat Case twice 3 0 and 6 3.
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Rangers and Leafs Rated Even Up in Cup Final Clash
Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Rangers are deemed even money for game five of the Stanley Cup final series. Each side has two wins in the best of seven. Rangers took games one and two at Madison Square Garden. Rangers last cup was in 1933, Leafs in 1932.
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Senators edge Bees 4 3 in homecoming game
Washington Senators beat the Boston Bees 4 3 to celebrate their 1940 homecoming before about 1 000 fans. Frankie Frisch nominates Bob Klinger for opening game. Waners to remain benched for season start. White Sox beat Pirates 10 7 at Owensboro, Kentucky.
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Cardinals Rout Indians as Cooper Shuts Out OKC
The St. Louis Cardinals, in spring action at Oklahoma City, defeated the Indians 8 to 1 behind Mort Cooper who held Oklahoma City to five hits and one run through eight innings. It was the Cards last road game before a two day series in St Louis with the Browns.
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Beulah Park Spring Race Meet Attracts 53 Ohio Stables
The Beulah Park Spring race meeting opens April 29 with horses from 53 Ohio stables. Of the owners, 16 are from Columbus, nine from Grove City, five from Lancaster, and four each from Cleveland and Dayton. Listed owners include Clyde Lee A O McCullough L E Ruff and others.
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Array Potato Ch'ns Hold Practice Tomorrow
The Array Potato Ch'ns schedule a practice tomorrow afternoon on the Hamilton diamond at 4 o clock. Players asked to report include Vic, Joe and Ben Janowicz, Frank Kanio, Frank Metera, Frank Karby, Len Noster, J. Kushinski, and H. Kaczmarczyk.
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Elyria Rec All-Star to Meet Medina Rec Sunday
Save-With-Us Stallions of the Elyria Recreation All-Star League will face Medina Rec at Medina on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Local members should meet at the Elyria Recreation alleys at 2:30.
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Roosevelt to push 1.5 billion WPA request in relief plan
The President will personally urge Congress to raise the WPA budget from 1.0 billion to 1.5 billion and backs Col Harrington in informing the House Appropriations subcommittee. Woodrum, chair, chided the move but may support it. odds improve with presidential backing. Also notes on SEC criticism of George P. Rea and labor act strategy in the House Republican caucus.
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Analyst Classifies Types Of Persons Talks At Elks Hall
Edward Lee Hawk, a human analyst and ship coach, will speak on “Thick and Thin Folk” at Elks Hall tonight. The previous night drew a large audience for “Getting Acquainted With Your Self” as Hawk outlined thinking feeler and actor types and how body form predicts work, play, and social compatibility.
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Be Kind To Animals Week Observed By Lorain County Society
Lorain County Humane Society prepares for Be Kind To Animals Week April 15 20 with Humane Sunday April 14 posters distributed county wide. The society founded February 15 1892 by Rev I C Eldred and Nellie Hague, first president and secretary-treasurer, has long aimed to prevent cruelty to people and animals and handle support child custody and other duties. 1940 officers listed include Stella Schilleman Elvira president Geraldine Gifford Lorain vice president Tempa Burrell Sheffield secretary treasurer Ronald O Dunn Elyria attorney A A Bradley Lorain northern county agent.
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Urology Clinic Offers Free Literature on Urethral Infection
Van Bleren Urology Clinic promotes non injurious medical treatment for urethral infection and public protection. Free literature and self addressed envelopes offered from the Cleveland clinic at 314 Superior Ave.
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Salesman Barred From Ohio For Distillery Refilling Whisky
Ohio Liquor Director Jacob B. Taylor barred Claude W. Rhoads a salesman for Jas. Barclay & Co from representing a distillery in the state after testimony he advised permit holder Elmer Nardi to refill whisky bottles and sell the substitute under the original label. The board revoked Nardi’s three permits and sent Rhoads’ case to Taylor for action. Refilling whisky bottles is prohibited by state and federal law.
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Strike Ordered At Akron Tire Plant
Picket lines formed at General Tire and Rubber Company Akron plant as United Rubber Workers of America CIO ordered a strike after a union vote 640 to 150. Grievances cited wages and speed up. contract from June 12 to June W banned lockouts and required ten day dispute negotiation. A new Sweden plant will produce 2500 tons of coal from pine oil.
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Litchfield Church To Sponsor Minstrel Show
The Wiesel show, organized by Rapley Klub, is set for Thursday night at the Congregational church with the young married folk group sponsoring. Local lodges LO. O. F. Dover and Pine Rebekah are backing the event, to be staged at Dover High School Friday night, April 19.
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