Bobby Jones Skips National Open But Plans Augusta Masters
Fort Worth Texas April reports Bobby Jones will sit out the National Open and stay away from last 30 years of tourney play. Many former rivals are listed including Chick Evans and Willie MacFarlane with Johnny Goodman and George Sargent possible to attend.
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A damaged OCR fragment shows partial phrases likely from a local notice or item list. Content is unreadable. no clear persons dates places or organizations are extractable. The readable bits do not provide a definable event or action to summarize.
Floral Arrangements Featured in Local Art Show
In a quiet library alcove, a display of floral arrangements and handmade art showcased by community members drew visitors. Local artist groups highlighted petals, ribbons, and glasswork, inviting appreciation and conversation about seasonal design.
Stocks tumble as late trading unsettles market
An erratic end to sessions seen as investors react to mixed economic signals. The closing levels show volatility with gains and losses scattered across sectors as traders reassess inflation risks and earnings outlooks.
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Indians rely on pitching and defense in league standings
Reading notes Cleveland’s season shows strong pitching and defense, despite weak hitting aside from Waltrasky Heath and Kenny Gliner. Walker emerging at bat, three teammates below .150, yet Tribe leads. Tennessee coach Neyland recalled to active duty affects Volunteers. Bowling tourney advances with Vogel Bros. tops. fishing license bill defeats in Harrisburg. Lieber’s Cubs sale chatter and Joe Navikem tied to rumors.
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Committees Named to Lead City Canvass Drive
A city canvass drive was planned after a light committee meeting at Attorney Walter Scott's offices with William Myers presiding. The goal is to raise 2000 to 2500, to be paid within a year from athletic receipts, with a special committee targeting large contributors. Members listed include Myers, Nichols, Parker, Crandall, Byer, Miller, Morton, Cobbett, Allen. next meeting to review money collected and a Gabry Athletic Club to organize for improving sports and recreational facilities in Cory.
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Seniors crush Juniors 17 to 1 in intramural baseball
Seniors dominate Juniors 17 to 1 in a five inning intramural game, Chuck Willems tossing strong pitching and four hits, while Williams goes four for four with a home run. League action opens with Sophs beating Freshmen 10 to 9 and runs through May 21 with finals on All-Sports Day in Loveland Biel.
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Lyons Gets the Fump Cubs Hope For Lyons Return
Baseball story reports Ted Lyons of the Chicago White Sox aiming to start ahead of new season. Mention of Cubs missing discipline and manager Jimmy Wilson seeking Lyons back, with bids and value discussed amid spring training chatter.
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New Owners Seek Return to Braves Name for Bees
Boston's baseball club, now called the Bees, with new stockholders and capital, plans to revert to the Braves name. President Bob Quinte states the Bees will be discarded and Braves will be restored, and Braves Field will again be the ballpark designation.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine In Rough Night Of Baseball
Yesterday's stars delivered standout performances as Hamlin and Dellers pitched four-hit games to beat the Reds. Lasbs sparked the Browns with an eighth inning hit to top the Yankees, while Gorsita of the Tigers held the Red Sox to eight hits. Thornton Lee of the White Sox shut down the Senators with seven-hit pitching as Howell of the Indians delivered a clutch pinch single to beat the Athletics. Sisti of the Bees homered late to edge the Cubs, Bill Crouch limited the Pirates to four hits for the Phillies, and Marion and Moore provided key power for the Giants in a win.
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Dodgers Win Eighth Straight as Beavers Top Reds in NL Race
In a busy major league day, the Dodgers held a half game in first place by beating the Reds as Hamlin homered twice and Perez added another. The Cardinals beat the Giants 5 4 to stay near the top, while the Phillies crushed the Pirates 8 2. The Indians maintained their grip on the American League lead with 15 hits in a 7 0 win. The Yankees slid to third after a loss to the White Sox as gains faltered in the pennant chase.
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Sports Roundup Surprises and Figures Across York Sports
New York April 30 Tartle Tales in welterweight action highlights a crowded sports section. Mentions of boxing prospects, racing figures, and baseball lore weave through notes on Belmont Park, Santa Anita, Chicago, and Pimlico. Names like Hank Greenberg and Lefty Grove frame a broad, era-spanning snapshot of sports chatter.
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Cops First Prize In Close College Bowling Meet
Hip Andertoy led a tight finish in Corry with a 638 series to claim first prize in a four man final. Teammate Pat Renzi shot 836 to take second, while AL Dorman 834 and Bill Sprecher 839 held fourth and fifth as heavy scoring defined the close tournament.
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Picture Parade of Golf Champs in Chevy Chase Shop
Bob Barnett curates a wall of golf portraits in his Chevy Chase shop. The National Open figures inspire his ongoing project to complete a four-panel Picture Parade of champions. Barnett hopes to finish soon with input from local golfers and fans.
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Downhill Slope At Griffith Stadium Affects Plays
Washington umpires note Griffith Stadium’s grade favors hitters with a downhill slope from the plate to first base. They argue the angle shortens the time to reach first and may influence close plays in favor of the offense.
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