Local Shooters Win Postal Match and Masters Contenders
Henry McLemore reports Augusta narratives centering on Horton Smith winning the Masters, Bobby Jones losing to Smith but hinting at future Masters focus, Craig Wood’s remarkable first-hole shot, and colorful local color from the tournament scene including jokes about luck charms and player personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
Augusta
Wallace
Billy Burke
Bobby Jones
Robert’ ‘Wyre
Bobby
Craig Wood
Wood Davan
Craig
Bill Makiborn
St. Andrews
Leo Diegel
Wid Bill
Haig
Bob Jones
Atlanta Athletic Civ
Denny Shule
Earl
Johnny Golden
Cyril Walker
Cyril
Yen Little Agent
Jones
Hoby
Horton Smith
Monaca Boy to Battle Former Champ April 6
Teddy Yarosz, Pennsylvania middleweight, returns to the ring after Easter to face Ben Jeby, former champion, in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden in Pittsburgh or nearby venue. Jeby, now a veteran, held the NAB A 160 pound title until Brouillard beat him, with Dundee later winning by decision. Yarosz seeks a title challenge while Jeby aims to reassert himself. outcome could elevate Yarosz in rankings or revive Jeby’s standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. Nilles
United Press
Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz
Pennsylvania
Ben Jeby
Motor Square Garden
Mongcan
Hass
Jeby
New York
Newark
Marty Greb
Greb
Yarose
Ietolmyt Uhredt
Hale
Varoses
Aesvish
Jimmy Sraith
Philadelphia
Mimacan
Toby
Varose
Etter
Jehu
Lim
Edinboro Five in Cage Finals At Brie
The Edinboro team advanced to the finals of the cage tourney at Brie after a 248 to 38 victory over Levin's Clesmers. Bradford's Bombers and other local names appear in previews as teams seek the championship in a crowded amateur circuit.
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Aero Supply Chinches
Edinboro
Amataur
Hgute
Metims
Hornsby Depends on Rookies for St Louis Browns
The St Louis Browns rely on a crop of rookies for 1934 as Rajah Hornsby, now managing, builds a young, mobile lineup. Infielders Irving Brown and Oscar Melillo occupy first and second, with Harland Clift challenging for the third base job and Alan Strange at short. Catchers Ralston Hemsley and Frank Grube share duties, while veterans George Blacholder and Bump Hadley anchor the pitching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
St. Lewis Browns
Senators
Giants
Rajah Hornsby
Browns
Miami
Hornsby
Anc
Wndow
Bil Killerey
National Leagle
Soci & Morile
Irving
Oscar Melillo
Tom Hefith
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Newsome
State finals in doubt as four meet for right to title
Harrisburg March 98 United Press says the 1931 Pennsylvania high school basketball final will be decided Tuesday night when East and West champions contest. South Side Pitt Stadium hosts Western clash while Tamcaster hosts East duel. Officials have not confirmed site but expect largest crowd for deciding game between two regional winners.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
PT. A.A. J. Musmiuhile
Texas
Readinesna
Coast Township
Tamcaster
Ketinigton
South High
Pittshureh
Pitt Stadium
Pittsbirgh
Edmund BP Vwoehl
P T. AA
Yast
St Josephs Girls Win Jamestown Tourney
Oil City winners beat Buon Pa lassies 22 to 12 in the final at State Armory court during the sports carnival. St Josephs built a lead by halftime after a strong second period run by Empériam. Buon Pa lassies closed the gap but could not overcome the early advantage.
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Oil City
Mar
St. Joseph High Ybinys
Lev
Ol City
Th Buon
Babe Ruth Hits Six Home Runs in Exhibition Games
St Petersburg Florida March 26 Babe Ruth appears to have found a fountain of youth as he belts his sixth home run in exhibition play this season. The Bambino, who seldom cleared more than two or three in recent years, connected for his sixth yesterday against the Braves. Their 5 to 3 victory ended New York’s winning streak.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Fis
Babe Ruth
Ponce de Leon
New York Ward
Braves
Armory
Frana
Wite Jackson
B. Wrong
Ret Taylor
MgLaugntin
Franz
Frang
Seamens
Hammond
Goss
Tuson
Tal
Ave. Zepka
Cohen
Jackson
Abbey
Perry
Baressi
Williams
G. Hixson
Law
Igh
Hixson
Scheppmer
Ae Davison
G. Franz
Ee & Guilick
Sears
Prang
Reese
Duckson
A Christensen
F Greene
S. Hixson
Tame Bears
VanTissel
Watkins
Giants
Allen
Simmons
Miami Beach
Fla
George Watkins
New York Giants
Anderson Peake
Erie
Cardinals
George Day
Bil Terry
Rex
St. Louis
Irvine Rifle Squad Falls by 48 Points in Postal Match
Corry Rod and Gun Club defeated Irvine Rod and Gun Club by 1162 to 1114 in the third postal match of the season. Maracleon led Corry with 4288 total, while Irvine’s Dante scored 228 for the top Irvine tally.
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Corry
Invine Rod and Gun Club
Irvine
Maracleon
Gibraltar
Stanley Anderson
Dante
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Ob Kn Si Br Oh Tot
Martin
Loveland
Kntapp
Buy ‘Wallacy
Anglerson AG
Tsraelsom
Irvine Rod and Gun Gib Lacy
Foit
Gassen
Sincic
Ablanalp
Edhuston
Brown Vae
Lindstrom
Dahle
Joliet Wins Title at Catholic Tournament
Joliet High School captured the National Catholic High School basketball championship by routing St. Marys Stockton California 30 to 17 in the closing ten minutes of the game.
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Chicago
Mar
Orn
Joliet
Natonal Catholic
St. Mary's
Stockton
Calif
Ancient statuary poems and tomb reliefs painted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ancient statues and reliefs painted in relation to tombs and tomb chambers. The text mentions Wetuksites and Beypt related terms, with unclear references to the Greater Nubihs of the statues.
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Cipelane Beypt
Six Day Bike Race Opens at Duquesne Garden
The six day bicycle race at Duquesne Garden started with a sprint at 3 p.m. and continued with events at 3, 10, midnight, and 2 a.m. The 144 hour endurance test opened at midnight with 12 countries represented among 22 cyclists. Piet Van Kempen of Holland and Franke Bartell of Czechoslovakia were the early favorites as world champion team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Oire
Duquesne Garden
Piet van Kempen
Holland
Franke Bartell
Czechoslovakia
Out of Date OCR Snippet From Dakota Rail Meeting
Fragmentary text references a Dakota entity and a prior Tum event, with unclear names or dates. It mentions a board or council meeting and a July reference, but specifics are unreadable. The readable fragments hint at a transport or community issue needing clarification.
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Jery “Smith
Wood
Atigusta
Mir
Smith
Emirse
Atantin
Iit
Graig Webi
Billy Bitte
J “Sinitins
Rmes Qmotind
Money
Deal
N. d
Bully Burke
Yoline Pa Rucyan
Walle Plains
Ed Dullley
Ge Augusta Club
Willie Macfarlane
Tusahoe
Svitt
Harold McSpailen
al Espinosa
Jimmy Jones
MacDonald Smith
Mortie Dutra
Ant al Watrous
Donny Shute
Walley Hagen
Bf Tietroit Shqreil
Dones
Bobbys
Yarosz
Monaca Comer
Harry Krone
Aero Supply Pinsters
Corry City
Joe Sayolul
Notre Dame
Renting
Joe
Ion
ByVis Oils
Waryon
Aiton Gourlyears
Onio Tiremen
Harbor Putcesn
Bradiorit
Bey
Er Frep
New Gorsty
Pteal
al Tieli
Jeden
Lever Amie Om Hp
Pedote
Siats
HePaul University
Chicupor Swith
Jim Kelley
Iem
Pardon
Tryounil Lopes Ta Adil Fey Piore
Tyis
Franklin Jinsing
Tokina
Charley Cravotta
Cnd
Smoke
Robinson
Gravotta
Uniontown Veterain
Minguy
Wedge
Walter Johnson
Troskey
Fet
Berger
Knickertmaker
Bradford
Clos Geetsicn
Emery
Felice
Datina
Synddate
Owls
Fontay
Hanes
Bobi Jones
Yes
Atlanta
Brown
Clevelans
Pim Wales
Cobblestick
Pesrson
Seaeum
Pearson
Rajah
ST. Joseph's Girls
Israelson
Old Tire
Samiéas Cash For
Riversides
Riverside
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ade
Castoria
Dr. West
Bengue
The
Bellans
Ggc Sugar Mille
Soc Williams
Feenamint
Keister
Corry, Pi
Emma
Europe
Lion
Avon
Stould Dakota
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