Sammy Snead Tops Golf Gallery as Crowd Favorite
Sammy Snead, long admired for his swing, remains golf’s crowd favorite in 1950. The Jackson Snead story recalls his caddie days with Hal Sims and a 69 to 70 performance as a teen. Snead leads earnings in 1950 with about 7,558 dollars, ahead of Jimmy Demaret, as he eyes Florida for more tournaments.
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Grantland Rice
Sammy Snead
Bobby Jones
Harry Vardon
Sammy
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Arizona
Samuel Jackson
Jimmy Demaret
Florida
Faith in Christ Sustains the Living Church
A sermon argues the church endures not by creed or clubby zeal but by faith in Jesus Christ. It emphasizes Jesus as Son of Man, Teacher, Priest, and Lord, alive forever, crucified for humanity, and central to true Christian faith rather than mere doctrines or saints.
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Early Chicago mayor B W Raymond sparked Elgin watch industry
Industrious Frontiersman B. W. Raymond moved from New York in 1836 to start a business career in Chicago. By 1839 he led the city as mayor and later helped found Elgin Illinois watchmaking, with a timepiece bearing his name still produced there.
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B. W. Raymond
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Provident Pioneers of Elgin Attract Watch Industry
Elgin Illinois owes its watchmaking leadership to pioneer residents who donated 35 acres of land and subscribed 25 000 in stock to attract the infant industry in 1864.
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