Hubbell Struggles As Giants Fall In Rain Delayed Run
Carl Hubbell, ace of the New York Giants, faltered on a cold day as Cincinnati Reds beat New York 1 to 1. Chicago Cubs moved into a tie for second place after New York's defeat, while the league saw several games postponed by rain and cold weather.
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Berg Named No 2 On United States Cup Team
Gleneagles Scotland Mercury. A six-player American squad was announced led by Mrs Glenna Collet Ved Vare as captain to defend the Curtis Cup. Patty Berg, 18, from Minneapolis, moves from alternate to No 1 spot, pairing with Mrs Vare in doubles. Berg is youngest American bound for an international series and has not previously played Curtis Cup.
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Shikat’s Wife Hurt in Auto Accident in Columbus
Mrs. Richard Shikat, former world heavyweight wrestling champion, was seriously burned when her car overturned near Columbus while returning from the country home of promoter Ali Jaft. She was described as resting fairly well despite injuries.
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Brevity shipped to Belmont after Derby run
Belmont Park to receive Joseph Widener’s Brevity, second to Bold Venture in the Kentucky Derby, as trainer Pete Coyne confirms. Brevity arrived from Churchill Downs to Widener’s farm in Lexington, with the horse slated to travel Wednesday to the New York track.
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Derby Day Morning Notes From Otisville Ky
United Press staff correspondent Henry McLemore recalls Derby day from Otisville Kentucky. trainer Maxie Hirsch predicts Bold Venture could win while Brevity looms as a beat. observers discuss rough riding disqualification fears and the crowd’s mood, mint juleps, guards, and bets on Bold Venture and Brevity as Bold Venture and Brevity run one-two.
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Baseball standings and results across leagues
Standings show Cleveland 6 Washington 3 and Detroit at Chicago with Philadelphia at Brooklyn. American and National League games feature many matchups including New York at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with scattered results. Numerous minor league scores from the Southern Association and others follow, listing city matchups and final tallies across the circuit.
Ohio Regulars Criticized By Borah
Senator William E. Borah attacked Ohio Regular Republicans during a Cleveland stop, naming Walter F. Brown Ed D. Schorr and Simeon D. Fess. He backed an old age pension and criticized Democratic policies while vowing to help craft a strong platform at the convention. He noted support for New Deal measures he saw as beneficial and warned against partisan obstruction.
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Bishops Seen As Buckeye League Track Champions
Ohio Wesleyan heads into the 11th Buckeye Conference Track Championship at Oxford aiming to reclaim the title last held in 1928. Wesleyan, winner in 1927 and 1928, enters as favorite after beating Ohio and Miami in dual meets, while Miami Copes without star Amsden Oliver due to injury. Cincinnati shows little power as Dayton and Marshall skip track this spring.
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Record Ohio primary expected to surpass 1932 turnout
George M Neffner chief election statistician predicts next week's Ohio primary will set a new turnout record, exceeding the 1,222,890 votes of 1932. He also expects Democratic primary votes to surpass Republican totals for the first time, noting rising interest in delegates, local contests, and activities of the Townsend Clubs.
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Avon Unit of N U S J to Meet Wednesday
Members of the Avon unit of the National Union for Social Justice will meet at 7 p m Wednesday at the Avon School auditorium. It was announced today.
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Fight Students To Get Certificates Eighth Grade
Lorain County high school students will receive certificates for their performance in the Northeastern Ohio District Scholarship Contest at Kent. The county team of 30 competed. top efforts included Arline Schueszler Avon Lake fourth in Year Two French and Louis Kernell Brownhelm tied fourth in American history. Vernon Trinter Brownhelm placed sixth and George Vaas seventh in chemistry. Other certificate recipients include James Larsen Amherst fifth in plane geometry Rush Haber Ridgeville tied for eighth in second year laur Margie Becker Amherst ninth in second year French and Rob...
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Oberlin Students Observe Work In Elyria High PE
Oberlin College group observes Elyria High School physical education classes under Miss Marian Kemble. The college plans to send observers daily to watch girls' PE and assist occasionally. The board approved the arrangement with no cost to the district.
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Buzz Saw Prized Toledo Zoo Sends Offer to Buy Back
The former owner of a large buzz saw now in use at the Toledo zoo offered to buy it back for 500 dollars more than the sale price. The quirky bid highlights the saws famed performance and local interest in the zoo exhibit.
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New Textbooks Adopted by Lorain County Schools
Lorain County Board of Education adopted new textbooks for grades five through eight. Scribner history for grades five and six, Row-Peterson history for seven and eight, and Strayer-Upton arithmetic were approved. English selections were deferred as the English committee works on new high school standards for next year.
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Fumes Cause Death In Cleveland Circus Camp
A gas heater fumes incident in Cleveland killed one circus worker and left five others in critical condition. Six men from a disbanded circus troop slept in a small room beneath the municipal stadium where the James M. Cole circus planned shows. One man died in hospital. five others, including Edward Barth and Earl Sanctot, were hospitalized. The circus had just opened Friday amid unpaid wages and creditor pressure. The manager provided meals for the crew. a wave of exposure also affected an acrobat's wife and infant. Animals were to be shipped back to Peru, Indiana.
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Hagood Plans to Write a Book on Defense and Relief
Washington May administrators hope Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood would soothe discontent with the new deal but his statement with a relief request shows no change in views. He will write a book claiming the United States can achieve stronger national defense at lower tax costs and criticized WPA Stage money spending that preceded his relief from the San Antonio post last March.
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Townsendites To Meet At East Oberlin Church
At East Oberlin Townsend Club No 1 the speaker William Dotson noted Townsend enrollment is a fraction of the strength, citing seven workers who feared to reveal they were Townsend. The next meeting at East Oberlin Community Church on Thursday evening May 7 will be addressed by J B Peace, a Townsend staff member. Public invited. members urged to bring friends.
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Social Justice Unit No 19 Meets At Gypsy Fiddle Hall
The fifth monthly meeting of Unit No. 19 of the National Union for Social Justice will be held at 7 30 tonight at the Gypsy Fiddle Hall. The coming primary election will be the principal topic for discussion.
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Body Of Woman Found Hanging In Spiezel Grove Park
After an all night search the body of Mrs. Margaret Wilson 458 mother of five grown children was found hanging from a tree in Spiezel Grove State Park near Premont Texas The woman reportedly fled from a chiropractor's office last night crying I'm going to kill myself and used the sleeves of her coat to form a noose Her husband S M Wilson and others searched for her throughout the night
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