Ransom Wins World Golf Title At Chicago
Henry Ransom of Dallas won the World golf title at Chicago with a sensational five hole streak to beat Harbert 69 72. He earned $11,000 bringing his career money to $18,885 and claimed his first major triumph in 13 years on the tour. Harbert earned $5,000 for second.
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Ransom
Chicago
UPI
Henry Ranson
Dallas
Pir
Detroit
Harbert
Tain O’shanter
Ferrier
St_Paul
Wilminston
St. Andrews I Golf Club
Eagle
Fox
HADACOL Promises Quick Health Boost for Housewife
Mrs. M Shuff of Ville Platte Louisiana lauds HADACOL claiming it restores energy after long farm days. She credits 15 bottles with improved sleep and no fatigue while her hemoglobin improves as Iron supports vitamin delivery. The ad urges readers to try HADACOL with a money back guarantee and trial sizes pricing.
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Hilton Shuff
Box
Ville Platte
Louisiana
Gugier
Good building for rent next to Telephone 514 Sentinel office
A well maintained building offers space suitable for many uses including hotel rooming house restaurant soft drink parlor retail or storage with floors strong enough for manufacturing. It is in good condition though needs painting and minor alterations to fit tenant needs.
Brave Pitcher for another birdie on the front nine
Ransom forged a remarkable streak by not making a par through ten holes. Starting at No. 1 and finishing at No. 16, he was one over par four times and under par six times, reflecting a run of aggressive play and steady scoring.
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Ransom
Major League Baseball Results and Standings
Yesterday's MLB scores show Cincinnati defeating Pittsburgh 13 to 8 and Chicago beating St. Louis 7 to 6. Standings list Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, St. Louis, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Pittsburgh with games back and win totals, plus today's scheduled games in New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and St. Louis at Milwaukee.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Roedarsen
Mo Sain
Simmong
Blackwell
Werle
Minner
New
York
Only game schedules and wartime ship news fragment
The page lists one scheduled baseball game between New York teams and multiple other matchups with pitchers and records. It also reports a wartime shipyard operation turning two Liberty ships into a Superliberty ship, detailing gross weight and speed. A Silver Star nomination notes heroism under heavy fire, and battle actions include rescuing wounded and capturing enemy prisoners behind lines.
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Genoa
Red Sea
Westcott
Sever
Bronx Zoo Nostalgia and Oddities From a Curious Writer
The author recalls early visits to the Bronx Zoo from Westchester and contrasts it with today’s Central Park Zoo. He notes the zoo’s founding in 1899, its vast animal population including a long list of species, and quirky anecdotes about staff and exhibits. He muses on costs and peculiarities while joking about rules and visitors.
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York
Social Register
Central Park Zoo
Steek
Upper East Side
Animal Kingdom
Bronx Zoo
Far Amtown
New York
Staten Island
Bronx
Westchester County
New York Zoological Society
South Bronx Park
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York Navy Yard
Brooklyn
South Bronx
Pate
Bill Bridges
America
Childsen
Cleveland Beats Detroit 4-2 in Ten Innings
In a tense American League clash at the ballpark, Cleveland tops Detroit 4-2 after ten innings. The game featured late scoring, with Cleveland breaking the tie in extras as Detroit falls short.
For Sale Homes in Blueville and Park View Areas
For sale listings include a 2 story frame dwelling at 15 E Knotts Avenue with 8 rooms and coal furnace priced at 5500. A fine 7 room frame dwelling in Blueville with basement and coal furnace and a 45 room Batata apartment with gas floor furnace on Pottery Lane in Parkview. A good 6 room cottage with gas floor furnace on Lot 80 by 105 priced at 4300. C C Richman & Son Insurance and Real Estate at 201 W Main St.
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E. Knotts Avenue
Blueville
Liememmetiaeriat
Pottery Lane
Park
Soap Box Champ Harold Williamson Wins Derby Honor
Harold David Williamson aged 15 of Charleston West Virginia wins the 13th annual Soap Box Derby earning a $5000 scholarship. He is pictured after victory in Akron sponsored by Jon Gazette, representing international interest.
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Harold David Williamson
Charleston
W. Va
Airoo
Harold
Jon Gazette
International
Young American and Korean guerrillas lead risky Korean War patrols
First Lieut Paul J. Kelly of the First Cavalry division commands a Fifth Cavalry Intelligence unit with South Korean guerrillas, including two women who pack pistols and help in villages. The group, praised by Kelly and cited by Master Sgt. Carl D. Martain, undertakes night patrols behind enemy lines amid harsh conditions and heroics.
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Paul J. Kelly
Grafton
W. Va
First Cavalry Division
Kelly
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Corp
Gerald Westcott
Bolivar
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Te Rourtt
Sentinel Office
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Major League Baseball
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Nixon
Kelly's Boys
Boston Braves
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Nes
Kjng Pearares
Mel Heimer
Cleveland
C. C. Richman & Son
Insurance & Real Estate
W. Main St
Soap Box Champ
Gaeroor
Poul
Parkhill’s Wall Paper & Paint Store
W. Main Street
Furniture
Caring
Grafton Banking and Trust Blog
Grafton Paint
Theatre Drive
Berrybure
Wizards
Father Dunne
M.G.M
Prownty
Rine Family
Joel McCrea
Ellen Drew
Dean Stockwell
Sport
Clifton Webb
Shirley Temple
MR. Belvederes
Frigidaire
Monongahela Power Company
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