Golf Tourney Round Results From Incomplete Entry Log
In the first flight Webster defeats E R James and D Famizon to reach the second round. The second flight sees Perris beat R F P Jones 4 up to play Fones S who defeated J D Osborne 2 up. Third flight matches include W D Marshourn over J J Haat 3 2 up and C G Giddings by 1 up. Fourth flight notes Ingram defeating M Crich ten 2 up.
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Fones S
J D Osborne
Knowles
G. A Howell
Murton Geteaten
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J J. Haat
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G H Atkilanon
EB. Ro Austin
W R. Tiche
TL. Ingram
Crichten
Albany Wins Ninth Inning South Atlantic Baseball Thriller
Albany, Ga May 37 Albany nips Jacksonville 8 7 in the opener as Abercrombie walks, Reynolds singles, and McCay scores the winning run in the ninth Horton misplays the ball in right field Umpire Cler Time 1 35 Comers 6 Peaches 5 Hurley powers Columbia past Macon 6 0 with sharp defense and a spectacular ninth inning catch Macon 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 6 9 3 Columbia 0 1 0 0 0 4 1 0 x 6 9 1 Batteries Davidson Kahlhoff Reiss Cowan Time 1 35 Um pire Keily.
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Jacksonville
Abercromble
Wolfe
Walken McCay
Reynolds
Horton
McCay
Duggieby and Reynolds
Abercrombie and Cuesta
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Peaches
Columbia
Hurley
Macon
Cruise Macon
Sharp
Lohr
Rhe Macon
Davidson
Kahlhoff
Reiss
Cowan
Keily
Deaf 1 Mutes Win Big Pennant in Georgia Baseball
Cave Spring Ga May 27. Deaf mutes top Georgia May School team to claim the pennant in a decisive game. Despite rough play, the Dogs show strong hitting with a 1,000 per cent average as the season closes.
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Cave Spring
Dogaret
Averance
Ie Dres A
Deason
Best Time Made by Bruce Brown at Indianapolis Trials
Twenty one monster racing automobiles ran the qualification trial for the Memorial Day 600 mile race at Indianapolis Speedway. David Bruce-Brown posted the fastest time in 1:41.78 for the brick oval two and a half mile test. Romine's Continental car suffered a broken shaft and may miss the race.
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Indianapolis
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Indianapolis Speedway
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Motorboat Race Will Be Successful in Bermuda Run
Philadelphia May 27 This year’s motorboat race from Philadelphia to Bermuda is poised to be the most successful since its inception by the Yachtsmens Club of Philadelphia and the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. The July 27 start date is set with eight boats entered and expectations for more. the 670 mile race offers the Royal Bermuda Cup and $7,000. Boats must be seaworthy with 40 to 100 feet overall length and carry stores and water for thirty days per crew member. starts may occur with fewer than six men, half of whom are amateurs.
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Cy Young Ends Long Baseball Career In May 327
Pletaburg Pennsylvania May 327 Cy Young, dean of major league players and one of baseballs greatest pitchers, likely pitched his last game after 23 years in the American and National leagues. He felt his arm fail during warmups with Boston against Pittsburgh, telling manager Kling he could not pitch. He planned to return when ready, and a future of farming support remains. A benefactive fund raised by teammates raised 44 39 to help him homeward, while Young urged youth to aid children at home.
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Cy" Young
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Pirates
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Bagton
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Johnny
Ome
Eleig
Paol
Onto
Marfibere
Theater Fire in Castellon Kills 80 People
Castellon Spain May 27 a theater fire at Vallareal caused by a cinema explosive killed about 80. The blaze destroyed the theater as firefighters battled the flames and the crowd panicked racing to the exits.
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Castellon
Spain
Vallareal
Wealthy planter killed in Miss valley park shooting
Wealthy planter J R Boss shot Sanf ord at Valley Park near Vicksburg while riding, killed instantly. Boss, a bookkeeper employed by the planter, claims self defense amid conflicting Hass statements.
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Misa
San‘ford
Isaaquena County
Valley Park
J R Boss
Sanford
Hass
Olson Deposed as NAP Captain in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio May 27. Third base man Ivan Olson has been removed as captain of the Cleveland American League team and outfielder Joe Birmingham is expected to succeed him. The move followed a confrontation between Olson and pitcher Willie Mitchell, with others in the plaza testing management about Olson’s methods.
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Ivan Olson
Joe Birmingham
Olson
Willie Mitchell
Pio
Funeral of Mrs Susan F Bigham at Oakland cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Susan F Bigham who died Sunday in Calhoun Georgia will be held this afternoon at Oakland cemetery. She is survived by her husband, B. Bigham.
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Susan F. Bigham
Susan F. Bighit
Calhoun
Oakland Cemetery
B &, Bigham
More Attention Given Voters Than Christians
Revivalist Bob Jones addressed a large crowd at the First Methodist Episcopal Church urging Christians in Atlanta to intensify personal outreach. He contrasted voters’ campaign zeal with believers’ lack of effort to win souls, noting revival meetings are held mornings at 10:38 and nights at 8.
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Bob Jones
Atlanta
Baby girl drowns on faulty Thomaston footlog in May
A four year old girl from Harria Ga named Pay Corn drowned crossing a footlog over Thomaston creek on Fiawasses street. The high footlog caused her to lose footing and fall into the stream. Charles D Corn found the body four hundred yards below the log. The child was the daughter of Hardy Corn.
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Final Decision Day Delayed by Supreme Court Terms
Washington May 27 The Supreme Court announced it will hold its final decision day for the term on June 1, weeks later than usual after adjournment. It will reconvene June 7 to recess motions as it completes pending five cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Italian fires on Matt McGrath in Harlem incident
New York May 27 Matt McGrath the world champion hammer thrower and New York police officer was shot twice while pursuing Giovanni Lanai in Harlem. The attack followed an earlier attempt to kill another man. McGrath sustains shoulder wounds but plans to travel to Stockholm. police duty suspended briefly.
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Matt McGrath
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Harlem
Stockholm
Giovanni Lanai
Boxers to walk from New York to Montreal this summer
Immy Britt Yack Gleason and several well known fighters plan a thirty day walking trip from New York to Montreal. They will hike through the Connecticut Valley Berkshires Bennington and Lake George region, avoiding records or pro deeds and focusing on a scenic tramp.
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Montreal
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Giens Falls
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Lake Champisin
Gotch to Meet Schoenlin For Championship Match
Baltimore May 27 announces Frank Gotch will wrestle Schoenlin Americus for the heavyweight title on June 14. The bout was moved from May 30 as Gotch requested more training time.
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Schoenlin
Talbot Out of Olympic Team After London Games
Kansas City May 27 Lee Talbot who competed for the United States in London was expected to win the hammer throw for America and was to enter the discus but today wired New York officials that he would be unable to take part in the games due to business matters requiring his senior attention.
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Lee Tabot
London
Stockholm
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Million Dollar Check Presented by Inmate
A New York report notes a Manhattan resident who took part in the annual games for the Irish-American team benefiting the Manhattan State Insane Asylum last Saturday. He received a check for $1,000,090 signed by one of the inmates.
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