Defending Champ Shute Edges McSpaden One Up In PGA Final
Boston’s Denny Shute known as the “man of steel” retained the national PGA title with a dramatic one up victory over Harold McSpaden at Pittsburgh. The match went to the 37th hole as Shute faced nerves and camera glare before sinking the pivotal par on the final holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Denny Shute
Boston
New England
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Shute
Leo Diegel
Los Angeles
Kansas City
McSpaden
Gods of Chance
League matchups and city pairings listed
The notes list several urban pairs and associations including Brooklyn versus New York Chicago versus St. Louis Pittsburgh versus Cincinnati Boston versus Philadelphia New York versus Boston Detroit versus Cleveland St Louis versus Chicago Philadelphia versus Washington Columbus versus Toledo Indianapolis versus Louisville Kansas City versus Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis to complete the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
National Club
Brooklyn Peewee
L. Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
Chic Bane
St Louis
Washington
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Baseball Results From National League and American League Games
Scores show Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis and other clubs tallying multiple runs with pitchers Weir Hutchinson Lopez and more. Key outcomes include Philadelphia defeating New York 13 to 1 and Detroit routing Cleveland 18 to 6 amid a busy day of league play.
What’s on the Air radio lineup and variety acts listed
A dense listing of radio program names and performers appears, including Toy Band Tommy and Betty In-Laws Lowell Thomas The Johnsons Piersons Orch Lum and Abner Burns and Allen Bob Newhall and many others. The schedule features orchestras comedians and stage acts with occasional program notes and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Band
Tommy and
Betty
Lowell Thomas
the Johnsons
Pierson’s Orch
Lum and
Abner
Bob Newhall
Burns and
Allen
WLW
CBS
NBC
Army Band
Martin Orch
Pibber McGee
Radio Theater
Wayne King
Himber
Happy Times Education
Modern Music
Amos 'N
Andy Isham Jones
Barron's
Jerry Cooper
Jean Sablon
Lucas Orch
Courtney
Tommy Dorsey
Mariani
Paul Sullivan
James Orch
Bestor
Norvo
the O'Neills
DeVore
Kitty Keene
Guiding Light
Mary Marlin
Mary Sothern
Larry
Sue
Lum
Abner Alexander Woollcott
Boake Carter
Russ Morgan
Edgar A. Guest
Ben Bernie al Pearce
Jack Oakie
Astaire
Treasury
Follies
Jimmy Fidler
Vie and Sade Unseen Priend Ensemble
Amos
Andy Brown Orch
Newman Orch
Paul Sullivan Barris
Ads String Quartet
Courtney Orch
Orch
Breeze
Tocey
Tucker
Moon River
Markets Close For Memorial Day Holiday Observance
United Press reports most major U S markets suspended trading for Memorial Day. The New York Stock Exchange led closures today and Monday June 1, with the Chicago Board of Trade and other grain and livestock markets also shut. Banks remain open today but close Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Grain and Produce Grain Prices in Toledo
Grain and Produce market notes list Toledo prices for Wheat No 1 red at 125 126, Wheat No 2 red 124 125, Corn No 2 yellow 130 131, Corn No 3 yellow 128 130, Oats No 1 white 55 57, Oats No 2 white 84 56 14.
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Toledo
Pittsburgh Produce Market Report May 31
Butter steady with 92 score extras and 31 percent standards. eggs unsettled with readings across Southern Ohio Kentucky and North Ohio. Poultry activity shows heavy hens young ducks and broilers with varied weights and prices as market closes for Monday May 31.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Kentucky
North Ohio
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Grading Totals
Chicago based market figures show Egge unsettled receipts at 32 628 cases with various grade distributions including fresh firsts 20 extra firsts 21 and dir ties 17. Current receipts total 1 844 with checks at 17 percent and storage packed firsts 22. Butter market reports 23 041 tabs with extra firsts 909114 score 29 percent and 30 firsts 2744 284 seconds 23 27 standards 29s specials 3034031 centralized 89 score 2814 and centralized 88 score 27 percent.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Produce Market Report 1914
Eggs steady with firsts and seconds listed. ungraded eggs at 19. Live poultry prices show fowl colored and over 17, roosters at 11, and leghorn and other categories ranging in the teens. Market details include 4 and over 17 for certain classes and mgowls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Cleveland Produce
Cleveland produce lists steady butter, eggs, and live poultry with varied grades and weights. Potatoes per 100 spack bags show No 1 Idaho and other regional prices, while ducks, leghorns, and other fowl supply mix remains noted.
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Cleveland
Idaho
Maine
Calif
Alabama Triumphs
Alabama Cobblers
Louisiane
Livestock Prices from Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chillicothe Markets
Market reports show hogs trading around 11 to 12 dollars at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with top hogs near 11.70 to 12.00 for various weights. Cattle and calves varied, with good steers near 10.25 to 11.50, and veal calves up to 9.60. Scioto district reports hogs around 11.50 to 11.65, cattle mixed, sows weaker to steady, and fat cows down to 4.50. Sheep and lambs also listed with spring lambs around 11.20 to 11.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chillicothe
Scioto
Boston Wool Prices Steady to Firmer in Spot Market
The U S Agriculture Department reports quiet demand for spot wool last week while prices show improvement overall. Medium fleeces from the middle west firmed, a few country packed lots sold higher, and graded wools remained largely inactive with unchanged quotations. Ohio graded combing fleeces ranged from 40 to 44 cents in Boston grease for fine Delaine to around 41 to 43 cents for blood lines.
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Boston
U. S. Agriculture Department
Middle West
Ohio
Gore Area Community Meetings And Local Visits Report
Gore The Home Workers Class met at Mrs Mina Howdy shell May 27 with 18 members present The 4 H Club met at Margaret and Orpha Arnetts May 26 with 12 members present Contests were won by Mona Mae Star and Ester Summers The Gore school operetta was held Monday and Tuesday well attended The Gore school attended the field day meet at Maxville with Gore scoring the most points Community visits included Mr Frank Emrick and family and members of the Hood and Starr families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore U. B. Church
Ladies Home Workers
4-H Club
Margaret and
Orpha Arnetts
Mona Mae Star
Ester Summers
Candy
Dorothea Borings
Virginia Mohler
Cathryn McMullen
Gloria Summers
Mona Mae Starr
Joie Criswell
Betty McMannis
Avas Starr
Evelyn Procter
Margie Bagent
Roberta Burgess
Margaret, Orpha
Wanda Arnett
Thomas Hood
Massillon
James Hood
Harry Hood
East Fultonham
Sam Hood
Gore School
John Jones
Pattonville
Walter Starr
Franklin Stewart
Wilbur Stewart
Rolland Starr
Sam Wolfe
Kimberly
Jesse Hicks
Betty
Nelsonville
William Hicks
Gore
Maxville
Tigers Power Past Browns to Stay Close to Yankees
Detroit exploded for 18 runs on 20 hits led by Hank Greenberg and Gerry Walker as they rout the St. Louis Browns 18-3 to stay three games behind the New York Yankees. George Gill pitched a full game for Detroit. The Yankees defeated the Athletics 13-1 behind Lefty Gomez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U.P
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Gerry Walker
Big Hank
Walker
Detroit
Greenberg
George Gill
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Ted Lyons
Tribe
Campbell
Averill
Solters
Cleveland
Clint Brown
Ted
Bonura
Sox
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Pete Appleton
Pete
Ostermueller
St. Louis
Bucs
Ray Harrell
Bill
Swift
Waner
Pittsburgh
Moore
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Larry French
Reds
Lee Grissom
Ciney
Galan
Herman
Collins
Demaree
Hach Beore
Gene Schott
Boston Bees
Brookelyn
Hutchison
Weir
Dodgers
Baker
Dodger
Gene Moore
Boston
Athena Theater Rounds Up A Star Is Born In Technicolor
The Athena Theater presents A Star Is Born in glorious technicolor. Janet Gaynor and Fredric March star in the modern Hollywood saga with Adolphe Menjou May Robson and a standout supporting cast including Elizabeth Jeans Margaret Tallichet and A. W. Sweatt.
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Hollywood
Athena
David O. Selznick
Janet Gaynor
Fredric March
William A. Wellman
Filmland
Janet
Esther Blodgett
March
Norman Maine
Adolphe Menjou
Oliver Niles
May Robson
Esther
Andy Devine
Lionel Stander
Owen Moore
Edgar Kennedy
J. C. Nugent
Guvin Williams
Selznick
Elizabeth Jeans
Margaret Tallichet
Cinderella
A. W. Sweatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buck Crouse
Buffalo
Guy Sturdy
Baltimore Orioles
SAO Crouse
Orioles
Hutchinson and
Lopez
Eisenstat
Birkofer
Henshaw
Phelps
Chervinko
Gumbert
Gabler
Mancuso
Lamaster
Jorgens
Grace
Grissom
W. Davis
Franch
Hartnett
O Swift
Todd
Harrell
Winford
Johnson
Ryba
Owen
American
Kelley, Fink
Gumpret
Brucker
Gomez
Dickey
Appleton and
Millies
Olson
Desautels
Berg
Lyons
C. Brown and
Sewell
Whitehill, Wyatt, L. Brown and Sullivan
Hogsett, Caldwell and Hemsley
Gill
Hayworth
Association
Llx
McGee, Potter
Crouch
Page
Richmond
Vance
Hartje
Zuber
Milnar
Brenzel
Cox and Fenner
Tauscher
Baker and Peacock
Crandall
Lewis
Marrow
Tising
Bass
Demoisey
Barres
McLaughlin
Riddle
Signer
Shaffer
Ringhofer
Froward Phillips
Paul Douglas
Hollace Shaw
Jack Fulton
Hollywood News
Booke Carter
Ted Weems
Jack Berch
Kitty Kally
Jenny
Jack and
Loretta Dalton Brothers
Myrt and
Marge Bill Wright
Clark Dennis Rhythmatres
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Uncle Ezra
Midge Williams
Passing Parade
Robin Hood
Collegians
Nellie Revel
Don Winslow
Refence News
Tom Thomas
Rhythmakes
Sedley Brown
Bing and Swing
Yncopators
Dorothy Gordon
al Jolson
Arnheim
Cincinnati Livestock
Jayne
Jaynes
Quick
Athens
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Cer
Poe Twano
Thay Luck
Adolph Menjou
Bruck
Pico Wholesale Co. Glouster
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