Sarazen Bolsters Chance for British Open Title
Gene Sarazen matched the Prince’s course record with a 69 at the British Open, lifting his halfway total to 139 and building a three-stroke lead over Percy Alliss and a field that included Tommy Armour and MacDonald Smith. Armour shot 70 to reach 145, while Smith stood at 147.
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Per Capita Cash Increase in Circulation
Washington reports the money in circulation at $5,479,288,334 with $43.85 per person. The Treasury notes a monthly increase of $14,661,373 or 9 cents per capita from the previous year.
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Turkeys Raised on Small Farm Successful Near Manning
R. J. and C. G. Hunter near Manning California report raising 1,290 turkeys for market on less than 10 acres. The farm demonstrates turkeys can be grown efficiently without extensive range space.
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Many to Compete in Ozark Tourney
Eighty golfers from Dothan and surrounding areas will vie in the Ozark Country Club invitation golf tournament next Thursday. Players from southwest Georgia, southeast Alabama, and northwest Florida will compete in one dayflight format with nine holes per player. Prizes will go to winners, runners-up, and consolation winners in each flight. The 1950 event last August drew strong local attendance with Reynolds May Jr. defeating Marcellus Spann on the eighteenth hole. both players are from Dothan.
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New Football Rules Spark Favorable View From Notre Dame
South Bend Indiana AP reports that the new hands-using ban in football may not be so harsh as thought. Old timers recall past games when freshmen, reserves and varsity stars formed the 1932 team and all but one instance drew a call for use of hands, limiting fouls and play style.
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Sewanee to resume annual game with Vanderbilt in 1933
Sewanee and Vanderbilt will renew their long standing football series in 1933 after a two year break. The matchup had been one of the Souths oldest classics prior to the interruption.
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Golfer's Column Highlights Club Action and Invite
John Budd notes recent rains greening the Ozark Country Club course as players like Ingram Hanahan and Earl McRae post solid rounds. Young Lewis shoots 72 at 28 holes. Flowers Spann pace younger golfers under 40. Sam Blumberg shows improvement. J J Flowers sidelined by illness. members await John’s return. Ozark prepares to host 80 players next Thursday June 16 with clubs from multiple towns traveling for the Ozark invitation tourney.
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Record golf meet set at Blue Springs club Florida
J C Packard announces a record entry for a golf tournament at Blue Springs Golf Club Marian na Florida on June 30. Preparations for 100 golfers underway with swimming and golfing facilities for participants. Emphasis on smooth rhythm and proper swing as key to success.
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Parole Request Filed by First Degree Murder Convict Jesse Lynn
Jesse Lynn, convicted in Houston County Circuit Court on July 14, 1922 for first degree murder and life term, will apply for pardon or parole.
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Stanford honors late Eric Krenz with family trophies
Stanford University received scores of medals and trophies from the family of Eric Krenz, the late champion discus thrower and shot putter. The awards include prizes from the 1928 Olympic Games, the Fresno Relays, and the Jack Rice trophies, recognizing his spectacular athletic career.
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Walden Family Visit Mentioned in OCR Note
Mise Ethel Walden of Dethan spends time with brother Professor E G Walden in a short social line noting family ties and travel context.
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