Spectator 1 Have Cost He Did Derby Victory
The Kentucky Derby story centers on He Did a 9 to 1 shot who finished in the money after a chaotic race. Spectator intervention tore a rail, nearly unseating Kurtsinger and breaking the jockeys’ grip on the whip, while Bold Venture and Brevity contested the lead. Jockey Ira Hanford and others faced suspensions as stewards investigated the chaotic start at Churchill Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hirhley
Ville
Little Kurtsinger
Kurt
I Kurtsinzer
Shen
Jer
Inez
Mason Cour
Imost
Ira (Babel) Hanford
Rom Omehka
Chiurchill Downs
George Burns
Indian Broom
Nick Wall
Coldstream
Enwich Team Pairs Sandusky in 4 to 2 Win
In SENWICH O May 4 Roitter's Green A C won their second game as Sandusky tied 2-2. Er d reached on Roth's error and scored on Gas enwich. Barkacs led with two runs, Pawlak, Dor, and Spe added RBI hits. Brodke's single in the seventh produced final run. Hedders and Ras contributed in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senwich
Roitter
A. C. Wor
Sandusky Yesterdar
Erd
Roth
Gas
Barkacs
Pawandushy
O. Ale
Hedders
Ras Is
Warner Tend Z. Uck Cay
Ry Warn
Cincinnati Youth Takes Junior Boy Net Title
William Talbert of Cincinnati Star won the first annual High School Invitational tennis title, defeating Stace Hill of Walnut Hills 6-0 6-1 to take the singles crown. He and Carl Senft then teamed to beat Don Brown and Charles Jeff Dayton Fairview 6-2 6-1 for the doubles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBIER
Pplliam Talbert
Cincinnati
Igles
Kert
Stace Hill
Rati Walnut Hills
Carl Senft
Don Brown
Charles Jeff Dayton
Fairview
Yesterday's Hero Terry Delivers Walkoff for New Giants
Terry, manager of the New Giants, saw yesterday's heroics with an 11th inning single bringing home the winning runs against Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
New
Giants
Cincinnati
Boxing Ratings Highlight Dim Stars and Flailed Feats
The National Boxing Association released semiannual ratings with top contenders in each division led by James J. Braddock and Joe Louis in heavyweight, Eddie Risko in middleweight, Barney Ross at welter, and Tony Canzoneri pacing lightweight. Freddie Miller and Canzoneri are noted as standout featherweights and champions, while several challengers lurk behind the titleholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Boxing Association
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
John Heary Lewis
Jack McAvoy
al McCor
Eddie Babe Risko
Lou Brouillard
Freddie Steete
LaGrange hardware team tops Merchants in 1 0 win
In LaGrange yesterday, the LaGrange Hardwares defeated Etrria Merchants 1 0 in a pitching duel. Forbush of LaGrange allowed ten hits while W Limpert of Etrria gave up seven hits and struck out eight. Tonight, McKinley hosts Diedrich Cigars and Perry teams at 6 o'clock, and Diedrich players will be measured for sweaters after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Larange Hardwares
Etrria, Merchants
Forbush
W. Limpert
Etrria
Mckinley
Diedrich Cigars
Perry , Fay
Diedrich
AL EL Ness
Owens
Weeseesey
Eresaees Elsra AB
R. Maioner
Smith
Jasecon
H. Limperi
Blaeholder Wins Third Tilt For Cleveland Team
George Blaeholder of the St. Louis Browns helped the Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Senators 3 to 4 in a rain-shortened five-inning game. Blaeholder allowed only three hits, and his performance propelled Cleveland into third place in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blachelder
Cleveland Hurling Corps
George
Washington Senators
Blachelder
Nats
Washington
George Blaeholder
St. Louis Brown
Cleveland Indians
Teading Pi
Blaeholder
Indians
Washington Sesaiores
Senators
Abs
Quinn
Standings and match results from multiple teams and cities
Standings show Yexterdas and others with mixed wins and losses across cities including Philadelphia Chicago Brooklin Reanlee Syracuse Rochester Baltimore Buffalo Newark with games listed and schedules noting Albany at Rochester Baltimore at Taronto Syracuse at Montreal Newark at Buffalo. France will face Holland in the European Davis Cup second round on May 15 16 and 17 after defeating China in five matches in the first round.
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Reanlee
Syracuse
Taranto
Albany
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Taronto
Montreal
Paris
France
Holland
Ghina
Bold Venture Triumphs In Hard Race Atop Field
Louisville March 4 Bold Venture won a rugged race beating a strong field as fans praised his speed on the backstretch. Key rivals included Brevity and others in a tense mile long finish with Hanford Wright guiding Bold Venture to victory. The season’s hype and a noted stunt by jockeys are mentioned amid postrace talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bold Venture
Rewre
Coaichrate
Hanford
Ohio Tracksters Favored To Win Big Ten Meet
Ohio State is favored to capture its first Big Ten track title at the 36th annual meet in Columbus on May 22-23 after a 73 1 2 to 52 1 2 victory over Michigan. Captain Jesse Owens starred with four first places and a 106 yard dash time of 9.4 seconds, a world record attempt hampered by wind. The Buckeyes travel to South Bend for a Triangular Meet with Notre Dame and Michigan State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State
Bucks
University of Michigan
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Ohio
South Bend
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Cincinnati Ace Hurler Suspended
Paul Derringer star of the Reds was suspended after failing to slide home in the fifth inning of a 7 to 5 loss to the Giants. Manager Dressen and President MacPhail ordered the ban, effective immediately, with word of a potential trade to Philadelphia or Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Tod
Derringer
Charley Dressen
Marazer
Larry MacPhail
Reds
New York” Giants
MacPhail
Philadelphia
Boxers Arrive in Chicago for Olympic Trials
Amateur boxers from across the nation travel to Chicago for a final training session ahead of the Olympic trials set for Thursday and Friday. Ten early arrivals include National Intercollegiate champions and AAU winners, with standout contenders who earned spots through sectional meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CT. 3. Army
Hawaii
AA. U
Major Loop Leaders Seek Batters UPI Teletype
United Press lists top batters with totals for games at G and AB, highlighting star players such as Gehrig Gehringer and Williams. The page shows leading averages and run contributions with teams like the Yankees and Phillies noted among the leaders.
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Bs United Press
G AB
E.H. Fet
Fankees Phiilies Gantseli
Athie Gehrig
Yarkeer Gehringer
Titers
Y Prepares Summer Foreign Tour For 300
New York reports that 300 youths from Biz Ten colleges and high schools will form the 1936 University of Foreign Travel tour by the M. M. Co. They sail on the Pilsudski July 7 and stop at Leith near Edinburgh to disembark. In Europe they are split into 28 groups led by professors and teachers, each with four to eight country itineraries. All will attend the Olympic Games in Berlin.
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New York
Biz
United States
University of Foreign Travel
M. Co. A
Pilsudski
J C. Clark
World Y Tours
Leith
Edinburgh
Scotland
Europe
Berlin
Cross-Walk Creeper Targets Pedestrian Safety
A local driver earns the label Cross-Walk Creeper for edging across safety lines at street corners. Pedestrians are pushed into danger zones and suffer risk of serious accidents. Good drivers obey the law by stopping behind cross-walks.
Edwardian stamps issued before year end with King Edward portrait
London announces new British stamps bearing King Edward’s portrait after designs from artists are reviewed by two committees and the King. The issue may total 5 500 400 4000 stamps to last about six months, with no mourning stamps planned. In six months coinage with the new sovereign’s head will appear in pockets. Anthropography is defined as the site description of human races, a battle-ground peace for democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Edward Wil
George Vo
Ohio News in Brief regional education and public health notes
Ohio news in brief reports a regional conference of educators at Ohio State University, the Ohio Public Health Association's annual meeting in Columbus, a new state law requiring commercial vehicle registration with fines for noncompliance, a cancelled statewide Landon presidential rally, milk delivery resumed in Canton after a drivers strike with a wage increase, and a Martins Ferry merchant’s death, plus East Liverpool crime notes and other local briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus. O
Ohio State University
Alf M. Landon
Ohio
Landon
Canton
Worz
Distributors Association
Army Privates Turned Dispatch Riders For King
LONDON. Two young men once ordinary privates of the army service corps are chosen for trusted posts as dispatch riders under Edward. They travel with documents to claim fortunes and are stationed between Buckingham Palace and the 75 Fort. Betwi arech's conders, in Summeringd.
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London
Army Seres Corps
Edward
Rackinghan Palaces
Sunnmingd
Plot to murder bride with rattlesnakes ends in案n
Los Angeles May 4 A first degree murder charge will be filed today against Robert James Barber Lothario accused of killing his bride of three weeks by exposing her bare feet to rattlesnakes and drowning her in a bathtub District Attorney Buron Fitts said he would seek the death penalty James planned the murder with Charlies Hope a former roadhouse manager and claimed others aided In a convoluted confession scheme Hope implicated James in the death and in a plan using snakes fire and drowning The couple found Mary Busch James in a lily pond Aug 3 James previously faced morals charges involving his 21 year old niece Lois Wright**
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert
James
Buron Fitts
Fitts
Charlies S. Hope
Mary
Mary Busch James
Lly Pond
Hope
Lois Wright
Joe Houtenbrink
Houtenbring
Jamés
Saint
Goes On Trial For Murder Of Girl In Mansfield
In Mansfield Ohio a 22 year old Charles Wilson goes on trial for the murder of 17 year old Jean Moorhead, a Mansfield High School student. The case began one month after her death as Wilson faces possible death penalty. witnesses named include Hazel Restlinde and Haskell Smith, with insanity defense hinted by the defense.
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Mansfield
Jean Moorhead
Siiher
Charles Wilson
Richland County
Wilson
Miss Moorhead
Haskell Smith
Brotheuwood Smith
G. W. Marriott
Rola
Marriott
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Iolboy Net
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Jack Carroll
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Tony Canzoner
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Lou Ambers
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Val Angelmann
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Miller
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Felloise
Young Rightmire
Canzoneri
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Pedro Montaner
Ambers
Rod
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Eni
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Traye
Basson Brooklin
Tetay
Chicas
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American Association
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Henry McLemore
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Peaniy
Warne
Idaho
Wright
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Sangzreal
Yehudi Menuhin
Emice Francais
Meanhin
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Wortman
Ohio News
Ohio Public Health Association
Robert G. Paterson
ER. Miati
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State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Martins Ferry
John H. Turner
Penns Toad
Wheeling
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Liverpool
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