British amateurs and Walkut Cup foes in 1930
New York dispatch critiques British amateur golf, arguing American style and democracy expose British weakness. It cites players like Abe Mitchell and Tommy Armour, noting expatriates and domestic pros shaping Walker Cup outcomes while British tradition appears elitist and hindered.
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Davis J. Wallis
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Smobbery
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Walker Guinevaders
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Bobby Cruickshank
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Theodor Fitkin Dies in April Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Theodor Fitkin, aged 21, lost his life during April in an unspecified locale. The readable text references a deadly event tied to a Sunday or April timeframe and notes recovery of someone involved.
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Theodor Fitkin
Fight results from Newark and New York bouts mixed recap
Fragmented report lists last night fights with uncertain names and cities including Newark and New York. It references Jar Parke and Wilton with unclear affiliations while noting a decisive outcome for Cline rv at an unclear venue. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details or dates.
Phillies Defeat Cardinals In Only Major League Tilt
A garbled recap notes the Phillies edging the Cardinals in a rare major league game. It references managers Wilbert Robinson and other historical figures in a jumbled, unreadable passage.
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Phillies
Cardinals
Lewis Wins Nishna Baseball Title
Nishan Valley high school side ball teams closed in with Tawis winning tee Massenarin a close second Avoca finished third and Adile capped Toni plate honors Lewis hope to a perfect season in final game when Weys were counted out by Adair lads 4 to 3 Anita finished season by winning its first amie’ ott of seven starts eking out 91 to 0 victory over Exiay team Sour Teading teams led in both basketball and football
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Massenarin
Avoca
Adile
Toni
Lewis' Hopen
Gongon
Zellmer to Pilot Local Nine in Atlantic Nine
Carl Zellmer, a well known social stockman, was named field manager for the local baseball nine. Howard A. Marshall announced Walnut Grove Products purchased twelve player suits for the team, with company and team names to appear on uniforms. The club has not chosen a name yet. Atlantic will play Massena and Anita, with Massena billed to visit and Des Moines Monarch Machine nine to perform locally as the schedule unfolds.
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Carl Zellmer
Zoellner
Howard A. Marshall
Walnut Grove Products Company
Colgpany
Bern
Atlantic
Maudonit
Tone
Anita
Massena
Monarch Machine
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Des Moines
National Broadcast to air June 12 charity event in New York
New York confirms a national broadcast to fund a milk fund with Mrs William Randolph Herryat chairing the effort. The show will start around 9 30 p m eastern daylight time and be funded entirely by the National Broadcasting Company after meetings among M Aylesworth Runyon and other officials. Milwaukee reports a car crash at the State Fair Park injuring John Hardy 27 of Cedar Rapids Iowa with probable fatal injuries from the high speed collision.
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Solyneling
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Mills
M. We Aylenworth
Queside
Broddeaat
Duetman Runyon
William Rantolph Herryat
Milk Fund Committee
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Madison Square Garden Corporation
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Frank J. Bruen
Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
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Gedar Rapids
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Notice to Hose Service Users in Atlantic Iowa
The city announces limited hours for hose service from 7 am, available only to those who have paid for the water permit. Ben Nichols, superintendent, confirms Frank Z. Vasey succeeds J. Harry Winston as superintendent of Springfield city schools after a board meeting last night.
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City of Atlantic
Towa
Ben Nichols
Springfield
Frank Z. Vasey
Mison City
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Board of Education
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J. Harry Winstrom
Myra Draynty Drenner Obituary in Cumberland County
Myra Draynty, daughter of Veter and Mary Mohsie, died in Cumberland at age five years after living in Noble township and Cumberland. She married James Drenner on Dec 6 1888, and they had six children, five living, with fourteen grandchildren. Surviving are her husband, five children, one sister, and many in Cumberland and nearby towns. she was active in Royal Neighbors and the American Legion auxiliary. Funeral service held at Greenwood Cemetery with Rev Accreoing officiating.
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Thid County
James Drenner
Noble Township
Cumberland
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Isiate
Thid Onion
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