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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
12
Eddie Farrell and Jones lead eastern golfers in the open title preliminaries as players contend for spots in the national championship. The report covers recent rounds, notable scores, and key contenders including Bobby and other professionals, with results from Leagues and clubs noted amid broad field standings.
Emmanuel Baptists trailed then tied the score in the sixth inning and won 3 in the seventh as Winford doubled and scored on Withrow's single. A strong West Side church league contest with an early Baptists lead and comeback.
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New York and Boston split a doubleheader with the Yankees winning 7 to 5 in the first game as Boston’s third baseman injures a leg while sliding into second. The Adventists and Emmanuel Baptists field tight innings with late runs deciding the second game.
The British Open finals unfold with Robert Harris facing Pradney as Argentine champion Cruicvshank falls to Noel Iaayton at the nineteenth hole in the six round. The match highlights tense swing plays and nationalities among Westward hemisphere contenders.
Charles I. Brickley, former Harvard football star, was found not guilty by a jury on all counts. The trial centered on allegations he forged or misused stock shares tied to Migelow Hartford Carpet Company and related security arrangements. Witness testimony described a general defense strategy and questioned the forged nature of the signatures.
Paavo Nurmi left the United States for home with his amateur status preserved despite reported offers to turn professional. A U S secretary treasurer Frederick Huhien confirmed bids from Miller Circus and other groups, but Nurmi declined, preferring to stay amateur. He plans to work as a mechanical draftsman in Helsinki and hopes to return to the United States next January if possible. Also listed are scores from Southern and American associations and a note on a London government ruling restricting women in aircraft work.
A 25 year look at fashion and identity explains how the term dude shifted from reproach to a broad cue to personal presentation. The piece urges bold color, coordinated accessories, and self confidence, noting belts, stripes, and matching details as marks of modern style and status.
New York defeated Boston eight to six as Snyder hit a crucial homer in the eighth inning. Game featured Diamond Shoe and Garment II beating Sch and May team 16-8 in a pre league tilt. Pitcher Figcott worked steady, while Loners limited Diamond's offense with three mounds to stop its hitters.
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