Gone With the Wind long film review by Russ Davies
Russ Davies critiques the extended four hour Hollywood version of Gone With the Wind noting its length, production scope, and strong performances by Vivien Leigh Clark Gable and the supporting cast. He compares the film to the book, praises certain scenes while reflecting on the endurance required to sit through the epic.
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Hattie McDaniel
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Barons Close To Playoff Push With Key Road Tests
The Cleveland Barons head into tonight’s home game against the Pittsburgh Hornets with 10 remaining International American League fixtures. A tight Western Division race sees Cleveland chasing Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, and Syracuse, with a first place finish boosting playoff advantage and player earnings. Tonight’s matchup begins a pair of pivotal games as the Barons seek to edge ahead in the standings.
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Pros Say Nelson Will Regret Quitting In Open Play
Fellow pros say Byron Nelson will regret the day he picked up at the Western Open after turning nine holes in 40 strokes. Nelson, the National Open champion and Opel champion, quit on No 10 amid talk he owed sponsors a stronger showing. Other recalls note past stars quitting early, suggesting fans prefer the spectacle of golf to a quick exit.
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Byron Nelson
Nelson
Sammy Snead
Tommy Armour
Oakmont
Ky Laffoon
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Derby Legends Come Alive in Storied Kentucky Races
The piece reviews Kentucky Derby history highlighting rare 1-2 finishes, notable favorites and winners from 1919 to 1932. It discusses Sir Barton, Mata Hari, Cavalcade, Sir Thomas, and Sir Thomas’s Derby fate, plus Lieutenant Gibson’s swift Derby runs and Earl Sande’s three wins across eight starts, underscoring era horses and jockey feats.
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J. K. L. Ross
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Col E. R. Bradley
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Bubbling Over
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John Hay Whitney
Galant Ford
Ambers Defeats Davis In Sparking Display At Garden
New York February 24 Lou Ambers heavyweight with new crown glory and a $15 000 check prepared to defend in May after a decisive 10 round unanimous decision over Al Davis at Madison Square Garden. Davis had been unbeaten in 37 fights and was known as the toughest kid in Brooklyn. Ambers outboxed out fought and outgamed the heavier challenger despite taking hard left hooks and nose blood. The bout drew a sellout crowd of 20 586 as Ambers signals a May title defense against the winner of the Jenkins Larkin bout.
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Three Contests Listed On Y M C A Cage Bill Tonight
Tonight at the Incal Y M C A three games are listed with two County League clashes and one independent tilt. Henrietta Grange vs Amherst Eagles opens at 7 p m in a City County tilt followed by Standard Cleaners against Avon Independents at 8 p m. The final contest has Home Coals versus De Orio Tailors of Canton starting at 9 p m, Canton’s team with several former Leaders Group members under Carl Wagner. A Worthington Dry Cleaners at Gardner Jewelers league game was postponed due to unavailable Worthington players.
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de Orio Tailors
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Football Official Dies in Columbus at 58
James G. Durfee a football official and former Williams College athlete died in Columbus Ohio last night from a heart ailment.
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Shaw High Cagers Triumph to Claim Lake Erie League Title
Shaw High's cagers defeated Elyria 49-27 to clinch the 1989-40 Lake Erie League championship as the Red and Black finished the season with nine wins and one loss in league play, nine victories and two losses overall, with standout Bill Bisson scoring 15 and Roy Wiseman guiding a fast break offense. Elyria, now tied for fourth, prepares for the Northeastern Section Class A tournament in Akron.
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Recreation Women Increase Lead In Bowling Circuit
Elyria Recreation won two of three from Kaye's Kase to widen its lead to three games in the Elyria Recreation Ladies Bowling League. Bittner Funeral Home and Ely-3 Hardware split, Western Automatic and Maserndt Jewelers dropped games, while Elyria Hardware topped high series with 2.455 and Ann Haake's 574. In the Eagles League, Vice-Presidents still hold a three-game edge after a two-game win over Past Presidents as Presidents and Secretaries also won. St John's Lutheran results saw Beel Clothiers beat Rothgery Motors. Al Buchholz led Motors with 568. Little Brown Jug play had Terrell Coals upsetting Burkharts Ale as Hoffman Market led with 2,680 and Louie Auten 92 pins.
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Wellington and Columbia Quints Fall as County Tourney Nears
Brown and Gold power past Wellington 63 26 as Eaton joins Clearview in advancing to the sectional tournament at Clearview next week. Final county round games feature South Amherst vs Ridgeville and Henrietta vs Penfield with Eaton and Clearview securing reps.
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Creamery Team Leads Bowling Standings with 21 of 27 Points
The Creamery squad tops the standings as three bowlers combine for 21 of the 27 team points. The overall score details highlight a strong showing by the trio, contributing significantly to the team’s early lead.
Elyria Teams Enter Ohio State Women’s Bowling Tournament
Two Elyria women’s teams Haserodt Jewelers and Elyria Reecreation compete in the Ohio State Women’s bowling tournament at Columbus. Team event unfolds today with doubles and singles slated for tomorrow. Lorain clubs Ann’s Diner and the Parder Meats also participate today and tomorrow.
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Elyria Reecreation
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Ann's Diner
Parder Meats
Lake Erie Standings Update for Thursday Morning
A report states the Better Truth Line team defeated the Robaon Crearery squad on Thursday morning. The result impacts Lake Erie standings and team positions in the current season.
Estes Defeats Rayburn In Elyria Armory Wrestling Match
Oklahoma City rising star Estes scored a two falls to one win over Bullet Billy Rayburn of Atlanta in the main event. Toto Hygami, making his local debut, defeated Jack Hagen in straight falls with a Japanese Crab Hold and Sleeper Hold. Fans admired Hygami as Hagen faded from the sleeper.
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