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April 3, 1932

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COLUMBIA'S 7 IN 9TH BEAT C.C.N.Y., 10-7; Stelljes's Double Scoring Two Is Climax of the Winner's Spectacular Rally. SIX HITS IN FINAL FRAME McLoughlin's Drive Puts Blue and White Ahead in Game at Lewisohn Stadium. LOSERS TALLY 5 IN SEVENTH Singles by Goldman and Gladstone Account for 4 -- Defeat is Second Straight for Lavender.

By Arthur J. Daley

With a seven-run outburst in the ninth inning Columbia wrested a free-scoring baseball game from City College at the Lewisohn Stadium yesterday, 10 to 7. With this last-ditch rally the Lions more than counter-acted a five-run cluster that had given the Lavender an apparently secure lead in the seventh session.

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DRAMA BY THE THAMES

By CHARLES MORGAN

LONDON, March 14. JAMES BRIDIE, whose play, "The Anatomist," proved him to have a natural gift for storytelling on the stage, has followed it with "Tobias and the Angel," a much more serious challenge as a work of art.

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OPTIMISTS DEFEAT YALE TRIO, 10-7 1/2; Advance in U.S. Indoor Title Play -- Princeton and West Point Officers Score. OPTIMISTS DEFEAT YALE TRIO, 10-7 1/2

By Robert F. Kelley.by Robert F. Kelley

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NEW HOPE IN CLUES TO LINDBERGH BABY; Schwarzkopf Admits the Police Have Leads That Have Withstood Investigation So Far. CURTIS DISAPPEARS AGAIN Reported at Martha's Vineyard to See Kidnappers' Agents -- Child Said to Be on Ship. NEW HOPE IN CLUES TO LINDBERGH BABY

By Unknown Author

Feature article on search for clues to riddle of civilization; illus

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Allison Downs Quick, Hess Upsets Stoeffen To Reach Final in Houston Tennis Tourney

By the Associated Press

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