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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1935

Page

9

Dizzy Dean Feuds With Giants In Exhibition Tilt

In Miami Beach Dizzy Dean clashed with New York Giants during an exhibition. After Hank Leiber cleared the bases with a double, Dean retaliated with a beaning attack on Weintraub and then at Giants manager Bill Terry. Umpires halted play as 4,009 spectators watched the Cardinals fall behind before the Giants surged to a 10 to 2 win with seven runs in the second inning.

Miami Beach Fla U.P Dizzy Dean New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Dizzy Hank Leiber Weintraub Bill Terry Flamingto Park Giants Noggins

Campbell’s bid for 300 mph land speed record at Daytona

Sir Malcolm Campbell, 50, of Britain, has chased a 300 mph land speed record at Daytona Beach for twenty years. After four high speed runs, the goal remains tantalizingly close but unachieved, with the dream seemingly within reach yet still distant.

Henry McLemore United Press Aytona Beach Fla Malcolm Campbell Daytona Beach

Radio Programs Across Stations on March 18

Listing of programs across WONDAY WARC WADC WRAK WJAY WGAR and more for March 18 with varied music shows news and serials. Includes The Shadow The O Neils Diane Kate Smith Vaughn King Duffy Orch and Amos n Andy among many others across daytime and evening slots.

Red Davis Hobin Benson the Shadow the O'Neils WADC Bote Stud Perkins Fellers Diuhk Tracy t+ meNews eye t+ meNews eye Variessy, ‘eCannon Jerry and Ted oo Morey Marge the McLaughlin Oe Thompson Diane Edwin C. Hall Kate Smith Tucrezia Bork Wayne King Carl Ayers Goe Comemanders McRour o-Gray Arnhems Kav WELW An.j Macy Tack Armstrong Tim Healy Songes V.nercrade S-Lom Abner Moron River Sigenon Sun Up Vaughn King Betty Taylor Cheerio Console Capers Eva Taylor Board of Educa Clara Lu Martha and Hal the Oleandoers Galaxy of Sta Talk Shades of Blue Keenen Phillip Mary Marlin Honeybor Stendoss Orc Livestocks Duffy's Orch Joe Eddie Gene Glenn Sportsman Billy Batone Doc Whipple Whisp J. Sm Haly Aces Reisman’s Or Bernie’s Orch Ed Wran Cleveland Sym Beecher Duffy Bennett Stenross

Bluebird's near miss sparks 276 mph dream persists

A tiny ripple on the Atlantic highway sent Bluebird airborne and momentarily paused Sir Malcolm Campbell’s run. Despite the setback, 81-100th of a second added to his rival’s time and the feverish hope for a perfect beach and record under a 2500 horsepower heart endures. Campbell resists quitting after four 270+ mph attempts, planning the next push before Friday’s Berengaria voyage.

Atlantic Bluebird Sir Malcolm Campbell England Bluchied Fuzure Engineers

Majors Training Camps Fire at West Palm Beach

At The Majors Training Camps in West Palm Beach March 18 manager Rogers Hornsby of the St Louis Browns appears to have clinched a regular job. The 38 year old second baseman, who in declining years has tried the outfield, has supplanted Irving Burns at first. He collected one of six Browns hits as they beat the Baltimore Orioles 7 to 4.

West Palm

Bambino's Drawing Power Is Waning

In St Petersburg on March 18 the exhibition crowds show Babe Rath in a Boston uniform drawing smaller turnouts. A comparison with Braves and Yankees games indicates waning appeal as Saturday's record crowd fell off.

ST. Petersburg Fla Babe Rath Boston Braves New York Yankees

Frick predicts great season for baseball in NL

Ford Frick NL president said the coming season could be one of the greatest in baseball. He spoke during a stop at spring camps in Tampa after watching Schoolbor Rowe and Tommy Bridges lead the Detroit Tigers to a 9 6 win over the Cincinnati Reds in an exhibition game. The remarks reflect optimism about national league play and the upcoming schedule.

Tampa Fla

Coal Dealer Sentenced Ten Days For Contempt In Ohio

Cleveland coal dealer James Campbell was sentenced to 10 days in county jail with a total $17,500 in fines against four coal companies under the coal industry code. Judge David Ralph Hertz found Campbell guilty of blanket contempt for violating an injunction and promoting below code prices and deceptive advertising. The Burns Bros. Coal Co and Campbell Bros. Coal Co faced multiple contempt acts, while Cleveland Coal & Supply Co and American Fuel Co were also implicated. Campbell was acquitted on reports and assessments charges.

Cleveland, O James Campbell David Ralph Hertz Campbell Hertz Ohio Coal Code Authority Judza Hertz Burns Bros. Coal Co Campbell Bros. Coal Co Cleveland Coal & Supply Co American Fuel Co

Devil Dogs of the Air at Capitol Theatre

Theatres showcase thrilling air film featuring U S Marine aviators. James Cagney, Pat O Brien and Margaret Lindsay lead the cast in Devil Dogs of the Air now playing at the Capitol Theatre.

U. & Marine Corps Capitol Theatre James Cagney Pat O’brien Margaret Lindsay

Imitation Of Life Now Playing At Rivoli Theatre

Claudette Colbert and Warren William lead in Imitation of Life at the Rivoli Theatre. Ned Sparks Rochelle Hudson Fredi Washington and three year old Baby Jane have featured roles in the presentation.

Claudette Colbert Warren William Rivoli Theatre Ned Sparks Rochelle Hudson Fredi Washington Baby Jane

Cleveland prisoner killed while fleeing robbery

Police shot Walter L. Blakmore, 23, of Mansfield Ohio, when he fled after a robbery. Seventeen pencils and two cents in change were found in his pockets, described as the money paid for his life.

Cleveland Walter L. Blakmore Mansfield

Dallas thief steals $40 from travel clothes

Paul Dodd of Greenville told police a thief reached through a window and took $40 from his traveling clothes while he was in another part of the house. The incident was reported as a new meanest thief discovery in Dallas.

Dallas Tex Paul Dodd Greenville

Honchen's Hen Coop Sees Surplus Chickens

In Lehighton Pa Harry Honchen reports his eight New Hampshire Red hens produce nine eggs daily, humorously noting an overproduction problem for the AAA. The item reflects a light rural note on farming yields and government programs.

Lehighton Harry Honchen New Hampshire AAA Honchen

New England Group Seeks repeal of Sunday blue law

The New England Checker Association has begun a campaign to repeal Massachusetts Sunday restrictions prohibiting playing checkers or chess.

Boston New England Checker Association Massachusetts

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