Keely Retains Arkansas Golf Title In Tight Final
Thomas Keely Martin of Hot Spring held on to the Arkansas state golf championship, defeating W. L. of Texarkana by 1 up in the final round of the Arkansas Golf Association tournament. The event drew rising participation from local ladies as well, aiming to grow the sport.
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Santone Bears Sweep Dallas Series in Baseball Finale
In San Antonio on May 29, the Santone Bears defeated Dallas 19 to 6 securing a clean series sweep. Zeigler replaced Schuman in the fifth, sparking eight consecutive Bears hits to pull away and end Dallas’ hopes. Collard, Coleman, Schuman, Zeigler, and Wheat contributed to the win.
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Cats Win From Buffs In Houston Series Finale
Fort Worth defeated the Buffs 8 to 3 in Houston to close the series, with Littlejohn yielding and Pate struck by Sharpe and Goodwin supporting in late innings. Edington and Hollahan homered for the Buffs, while Littlejohn, Goodwin, and Goff starred for Fort Worth in a weathered, high-scoring game.
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Athletics Beat Yankees In Rain-Shortened Doubleheader
In Philadelphia on May 2, the Athletics topped the Yankees 6 to 2 in a game filled with long drives and double plays. A scheduled doubleheader was postponed after rain, leaving the second game incomplete. Hoyt and Schang led New York, while Rommell and Cochran starred for Philadelphia with key hits and steals.
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Browns topple the Indians 7 to 4 in St Louis
St Louis defeats Cleveland 7 4 in the final game of the series. Sisler collects three hits including a fourth inning triple that scores two. Miller and Myatt handle mound duties for Cleveland while Roy and Davis work for St Louis.
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Where They Play Texas Wichita Falls at Shreveport
National Chicago at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York St. Louis at Pittsburgh American Boston at Washington St. Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Fort Worth Waco at San Antonio Houston at Beaumont
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Card of Thanks for Moran family after illness and death
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during the illness and death of Mrs Moran. They thank everyone for the beautiful floral offerings and pray that the Good Lord blesses each and every one of you from J Moran, husband.
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J, Moran
Chicago Defeats Cincinnati In Free-Hitting Tilt
Chicago won 10 to 6 over Cincinnati in a high scoring game. Alexander left the game in the fourth inning. Griffth Pinelli Maranville Grimm Roush doubled for Cincinnati. Adams Bohne Dressen stole bases. Pitchers listed include Jones Bush Alexander and Hartnett with Biemiller Benton May Sheehan.
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Sport Screen Flickers and Other Oddities
Farley wins two of three while Berlenbach McTigue fight delayed by rain. Jack Fisher challenges rivals as Nurmi declines 250000 to turn pro. Mojica problem discussed. Carpentier tops Dempsey in high jump, but the joke lands.
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Parley
Jack Fisher to Meet Sampson Next Friday in Plainview
During intermission at the Armory Fisher announced a planned bout with Bobby Sampson of the Pacific Coast next Friday night at the Plainview auditorium. He had trained since an injury, aimed to test Sampson for the title claim, and teased a rematch with Cal if Farley agreed.
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Lew Lewis Peppers Legend in Pro Wrestling Feud
In St Louis on May 29 Associated Press reports Joe Stecher aims to claim the title if he defeats Stanislaus Zbyszko while Strangler Lewis and manager Sandow are largely ignored by the Stecher camp. Zbyszko says he will offer chances to Hans Steinke and Maria Plestina after the match.
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Tower of London conducts two schools for soldiers' children
London Tower Schools in the Tower of London run two schools for the children of soldiers garrisoned there. The article notes the unique setup within the historic fortress and its educational role for military families.
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Farley Takes Lion Into Net Two In Three
Cal Farley defeated the Russian Lion in a three fall match by using crotch and arm locks. The first fall lasted thirty minutes as Farley forced the Lion to bite his knee. The second fall ended with Farley on his back at thirteen minutes, the third at twenty one minutes, with Farley continuing to apply wrist and arm holds to secure the win. Little Cat and Young Cazzell drew in a twenty minute preliminary.
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BerlenBaugh Bout Postponed By Rain In Milk Fund Show
New York May 29 promoter Tex Rickard halted tonight's milk fund boxing event due to rain the first postponement in 19 years. Mrs Hearst will not attend, saying she would separate the boxers if she did. Mike McTigue defends the light heavyweight title against Paul Berlenbach after both weighing 170 1 2 pounds.
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Women in Ivinghoe Debate Spark Century Reflections
In London reporting, after a recent debate by women at Ivinghoe the audience concluded they would have been happier if they had lived a hundred years ago. The remark captures a mood of nostalgia and social reflection among participants.
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Ivinghoe
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Boston 5 and Brooklyn 11, Chicago 10 over Cincinnati 6, and St. Louis tied 6 with Pittsburgh 6. American League games feature Chicago 9 over Detroit 15, Philadelphia 6 over New York 4, Washington 7 over Boston 3, St. Louis 7 over Cleveland 4, plus regional Texas and Southwest matchups. Pacific Coast League shows Los Angeles 7 Portland 2, Oakland 0 Sacramento 1 San Francisco 3 Seattle 1, Salt Lake 8 over Vernon 1.
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Golf links by Walter Sikes prepare for Hereford clash
Charlie Hoover leads a democratic club effort as Hereford visitors arrive tomorrow with Art Arnoll Gene Howe Miles Bivins Bill Smith Dwight Newby Jim Hagen Walter Sikes Sam Orr Roy Greenhill Earl Fuqua Sam Samson Horace Gooch and Geo Maggard among those planning to go. Fred Bone and Bob Ames scored a recent win and vow a return match with Alex Lumpkin and Dick Ware. Ladies are urged to arrange their annual tournament with Charlie.
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Charlie Hoover
Hereford Boys
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Gene Howe
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Bill Smith
Dwight Newby
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