Afternoon Cotton Market Dips Then Brightens On Government Estimates
New York opened 195 to 125 points lower amid a government estimate surprise but soon recovered to near new lows. Professional sentiment leaned bearish with talk of five cents, while some buyers saw value at seven and a half to seven. Showers affected central and western Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Alabama and Georgia. Alabama produce prices in Montgomery list various grains and live stock values with no major changes.
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Walt
Texas
Oklahoma
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Georgia
This Game Of Golf By C. B. Keeler
In golf history there have been eight chances for a player to add the Open title of one great nation to another and call himself world champion, a feat this work examines with analysis and context.
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Golf
C. B. Keeler
Midland City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Midland City residents host and visit relatives across Alabama and beyond. A bridge gathering featured Mrs A L Askew and others, while church groups held picnics and revival services. Several families welcomed guests from Birmingham Montgomery Hartford and Dothan. trips included Brunswick Georgia and Washington DC.
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Golf's Big Double and British Open links explored
The article outlines historical ties between the British Open and United States Open, noting players who competed in both in the same year. It highlights John Henry Taylor, Harry Vardon, Jock Hutchison, Walter Hagen, Bobby Jones, and others, detailing near wins and notable performances across era events and venues.
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Brent
Harry Vardon
Chicago Golf Club
Ape Wee Mea Enews
Jock Hutchison
St. Andrews
Columbia Country Club
Jim Barnes
Hutchlion
Walter Haen
Sandwich
Brickle
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Sarazen
Jones
Black
Sir Walter
Bobby Jones
St. , Anne's
Belote
Jim History
Randwich
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Farrell
Hagen
Molrfield
Winged Foot
Bobby
Cochet Solidifies Role On French Davis Cup Team
The French Davis Cup squad leans on Jean Cochet as a key drawing card amid rumors he may turn professional. Cochet shone at Roland Garros, single-handedly lifting France, while American star Bill Tilden faced a different arc this year.
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Cochet
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Brest
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Heart
Cochet Davie
Roland Garros
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Tilden
Germantown
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Jean Bo- Totra
Golf champions seek Grand Slam after British and U S Opens
The article recalls hopes to complete a Grand Slam after winning the British Open at Hoylake and the United States Open at Interlachen, with Armour finishing 45th at Inverness and Burke and Von Elm in a 72 hole playoff. It notes amateur titles in both nations and references the Carhoustle British Open result.
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Neons
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von. Elm
Pugmire Aims To Match Von Elm Golf Prestige In Utah
In Salt Lake City Mormon supporters hope Ralph Pugmire can revive the Von Elm era after Geo Von Elm won the national amateur title years ago. Pugmire shot 65 in the Copper Open final round at Utah Copper Club, four straight rounds under par, finishing 14 under. Big Bill defeated Cochet on opening day singles, with Johnston also noted.
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Ralph Pugmire
Ulle
Pugmire
von Elm
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Davis Cup Showdown Highlights 1927 French Triumphs
The narrative notes Cochet and Lacoste at the peak of 1927, defeating Tilden and English challengers as the French pair cleanly outmatched their rivals. It mentions Tilden’s pro earnings, Cochet’s sustained form, and America’s difficulty in matching the Davis Cup strength amid two tough days of play.
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Tilden
Hunter
Cochet
Johnston
Big Pill
Bunny Austin
Fred Perry
Atlantic
United States
Big Bill
America
French defense taints USTA ranking debate in tennis
The article argues the U S T A ranking system fails to reflect the true world champion in women’s tennis. It notes Helen Moody’s absence from national tournaments and cites Mrs Harper as the top American player, while Moody remains unnamed in the ranking. A later Essex tournament match is referenced as evidence.
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