Camera and Chevalier Clash in Oakland Bout Irregularities Suspected
In Oakland a boxing night near the bay drew attention as Camera and Chevalier clashed. Reports cite earnest punches crossing Carnera jaw amid a tense scene blamed on past ring politics and a history of double crosses. The Associated Press notes Damp Sand may have affected outcomes while recalling a Paris Bout.
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Oakland
California
Bay
San Francisco
Jim Coffroth
Tex Rickard
Don Outperforms On Beach Run As Silver Bullet Heads Home
The driver Kay Don recounts a beach speed trial reaching 188 miles an hour in the Silver Bullet. He notes rough sand and glare from damp beach would hinder visibility but says the run was controllable and plans a return to challenge the record next February with minor adjustments and more practice.
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Poeishman
Ual
England
Don
Baseball Managers And Why They Quit
Eight major league managers shifted last year with many quitting or changing roles. Bill Carrigan of the Red Sox resigned voluntarily while Jack Hendricks sought a new post after losing a league presidency bid. Donie Bush Dan Howley and Bill McKechnie remain in managerial roles in altered contexts. Lena Blackburne moved from White Sox to a Browns coaching post as Miller Huggins death loomed and Emil Fuchs relinquished presidency duties in Boston.
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Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Jack W Hendricks
Cincinnati Pilot
International League
Donie Bush
Dan Howley
Bill McKechnie
Bush
Howley
Lena Blackburne
White Sox
Browns
Miller Huggins
Boston
Emil Fuchs
McKechnie
Fine Pitching Features Start Majors
Baseballs first week of major league play showed the finest spring pitching with six shutouts. The Phillies, strongest hitting club, scored four runs in their opening trio of games. The Red Sox defeated Hoyt and Pennock of the Yankees in a double header to celebrate Patriots Day, a feat Boston had not achieved since Paul Revere’s ride.
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Phillies
Red Sox
Hoyt and Pennock
Yankees
Boston
Paul Revere
SMU Coaches and Summer Session Leaders Named
SMU strides toward national prominence as the Mustangs face Notre Dame and Navy this season. Ray Morrison leads the mid summer Dallas coaching school to run July 1 14. Franklin Morrison oversees experts including Howard Jones of USC and Ward Lambert who trained Purdue's Big Ten basketball champions last winter.
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Southern Methodist University
Mustangs
Notre Dame
Navy
Ray Morrison
Ward Lambert
Purdue
Baseball Feats Mark Nine Inning Sweep. Sox, Washington, Detroit Win
A Sox outfield records seven putouts in a rare nine inning stretch. McCauley and others notch feats as Washington, Detroit, and Chicago clubs win. Reynolds hits a center field RBI spree, Ruth nearly ties in ninth, and several homers pace the day’s scores across the league.
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McCauley
Theashington Gameda Association
Sox
Reynolds
Moore
Jolly
Clancy
Chicago
Earl Webb
Russell Scarritt
Red Sox
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Washington
Philadelphia
A’s
Goslin
Detroit
Cleveland
Ferrell
J. Sewell
Geringer
Funk
Tiger
Giants Extend Winning Streak in 10-4 Victory
National League results show the New York Giants winning 10-4 behind Fred Fitzsimmons who pitched the full game. Homers by Herman and Wright highlighted the Brooklyn loss as Gilbert's sharp fielding stood out for Brooklyn.
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New York Giants
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Herman
Wright
Gilbert
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Nelson
Chicago
Pirates
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Reds
Gabby Street
Haines
Wilsom
Ehlem
Burleigh Grimes
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Warriors
Philadelphia Nationals
Braves
Grimes
Phillies
Ohio Prison Disaster Revealed in Senate Testimony
Attorney General Mitchell warned the senate judiciary committee that current congestion risks complicating prosecutions under existing laws. Bates notes federal road camps relieve some pressure while 1934 projects aim to house 2,500 narcotic addicts and a national federal prison population could reach 15,000. Prohibition violators, the Dyer act, and the Mann act drive most federal bookings. overall U S penal institutions house about 115,000 inmates. Regions vary, with under capacity in New England and the Rockies, but overcapacity elsewhere.
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Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bates
New England
Rocky Mountain
Winchester and the Annual Apple Blossom Festival Continue
Smiling children with pink cheeks passed by in entrancing pageantry among apple trees as the festival continued. April glow lit the scene and the procession captured the crowd with delicate spring beauty.
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Winchester
Apple Festival Increases Fame For Shenandoah Valley Event
The festival, seven years old, grows in status and draws thousands to Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley each spring. It sits among Rose Tournament of California and Charleston azalea garden openings as a celebrated regional attraction.
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Canada
California
Azalea Gardens
Charleston
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Amos Finds His Telephone Line Broken in City
The comic episode follows Amos as he discovers his phone line wired through a prisoner's home. A mischievous inmate pulls the line causing no response as Amos tries to reach the mayor and exchange. Four hours of work restore a broken line in the city.
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Amos
Andy
Whitacre Notes and Social Roundup in April
Whitacre Virginia residents share church events visits and social news Mrs Marry Sargeant shopped in Winchester Miss Retha Kimble visited Cumberland Miss Alice Baker from Washington visited relatives Rev H W Sheckle led a Easter program at Realand Sunday school with large attendance The Whitacre home hosted a potluck with Mrs W C Whitacre and others About 20 children attended Miss Irene Strother and others joined the event Jess Combs moved from Hayfield Mrs Hollis Braithwaite ill but improving Mrs Betty Strother visited Mrs Fred Whitacre Lester Dailey named delegate to Moorefield District Conference at Piedmont West Virginia, with Mrs R E L Whitacre and Mrs Fred Whitacre shopping in Winchester.
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Whitacre
Marry Sargeant
Winchester
Retha Kimble
Cumberland
Alice Baker
Washington
T. W. Byron
Realand
H. W. Sheckle
E. L. Whitacre
W. C. Whi
F A. Whitacre
Virla Whitacre
Irene Strother
Walker Havermale
Thomas’ Byron
Lowell Brannon
Jess Combs
Hayfield
Hollis Braithwaite
Betty Strother
Fred Whitacre
Lester Dailey
Redland Church
Moorefield
Piedmont
W. Va
R. E. L.whitacre
Public Schools Receive Extra City Funding For Over Expenses
The city council provides an additional $3,000 to the public schools to cover over expenses. Pathologist J Schneiderhan of the Winchester Research Laboratory forecasts a very large apple crop next year. Catholic missionaries were reportedly killed by Chinese bandits. William Gawronski a stowaway on Commander Byrd's ship praised the crew in a newspaper interview.
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J. Schneiderhan
Winchester Research Laboratory
William Gawronski
Byrd
Graveyard Care Ordered by Bank Cashier
Under a recent will the cashier of Valley National Bank must ensure local graveyards in the city are kept in order. The report notes a stock market rise in New York and damage to fruit near Hay field. The Philadelphia Festival Orchestra opens here May 4 under conductor Dr Thaddeus Rich.
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Thedoad Valley National Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Hayfield
Philadelphia Festival Orchestra
Thaddeus Rich
City Auditorium Leased to Henry Brothers for Movies
The City Auditorium has been leased to the Henry brothers to operate as a motion picture house. A French cruiser was sunk by the Turks in the Adriatic Sea, while Major Holmes Conrad defends bondholders in the Virginia litigation ongoing between the state and petitioners.
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City Auditorium
Henry Brothers
Adriatic
Holmes
Conrad
Virginia
Rev G C Smith addresses large Martinsburg Baptist audience
Rev. G. C. Smith of the Martinsburg Baptist Church spoke to a large audience here, delivering a message to the gathered community and emphasizing church activities and local faith.
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G. C. Smith
Martinsburg Baptist Church
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