Sarazen, Goggin Reach NP Golf Final In Striking Duel
Gene Sarazen defeated Johnny Farrell 5 to 4 to reach the National Professional Golf championship final at Blue Mound. Willie Goggin, a San Francisco municipal pro, eliminated Jimmy Hines in a tight match to set up the title clash.
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Uncle Bobby Made Crackers Manager Appointed in Atlanta
Wilbert Robinson former Brooklyn National League manager is named manager of the Atlanta club in the Southern Association succeeding Charlie Moore. He also serves as president. appointment effective Monday. Fans expected leadership to lift the Crackers from a poor season.
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Almanac Printed by Astronomer Purbach About 1450
The astronomer Purbach produced a fitter printed almanac, which appeared around the year 1450.
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High Point Denton Railroad Edges Thomasville in Free Scoring Game
The High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad team edged the Thomasville Chair company squad 18 to 12 in a high scoring Saturday contest. Sprinkle led the winners with three hits in five at bats and C Elder homered. Pope paced Thomasville with three of four at bats and I Donnett smashed two homers for the losers.
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Pirates Edge Patriots 2 1 In Greensboro Meeting
Barnes of Wilmington shut down the league leaders as the Pirates defeated the Patriots 2 to 1. Ogrodowski homered for the Pats’ only extra base hit. Peacock went 3 for 3 with a double and two singles. Greensboro hosts Pirates at 3 30 tomorrow at High Point.
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Byzantine Fire Compound Used Like Liquid Fire In Caldrons
Ancient reports describe a flammable destructive mixture poured from caldrons and fired from pots. The compound resembled liquid fire and posed severe hazards in historical conflicts.
Sutter to Play Wood in Finals
In the eastern grass court tennis championships at Westchester Country Club Sutter of New Orleans and Sidney Wood of New York reach the men’s singles final. Sutter won 6-3 6-4 over Mangin, Wood edged Stoefen 6-4 3-6 6-3 after a weather-shortened match.
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Fondren Wins Biltmore Forest Invitation Title
W D Fondren defeated Ralph Redmond in a gruelling 11th annual Biltmore Forest invitation tournament 36 holes. Fondren led after lunch and held the advantage through the afternoon despite ragged play. Redmond missed short putts contributing to his defeat. Every hour 14 marriages occur in New York.
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Queen Helen Faces Strong Competition In Tournament
Helen Wills Moody returns from a back ailment as she chases an eighth national singles title at Forest Hills. She faces stiff local and international rivals including Esther Bartosh Betty Nuthall and the British Wightman Cup team led by Dorothy Round and Peggy Scriven with rising Americans Sarah Palfrey Alice Marble and Josephine Cruickshank in contention.
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Pirates Sweep Cubs To Leap To National Lead
The Pirates defeated the Cubs in a two game set, 4 0 in the first and 3 2 in the nightcap, moving past Chicago into second place and within a game and a half of the league leaders. Hal Smith and Heine Meine starred on the mound, with key hits from Waner and Piet, as Pittsburgh opened a decisive sixth inning in the opener and benefited from Cubs errors and timely swings in the second.
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Fitzsimmons Ends Losing Streak With Shutout Victory
New York Giants pitcher Fred Fitzsimmons ended a yearlong winless spell by tossing a five hit shutout against the Philadelphia Phillies, securing a 2 to 0 victory and marking the 19th shutout by the Giants pitching staff this season.
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Senators Build Lead With Split Doubleheader
At Philadelphia’s Shibe Park the Washington Senators won the opener 11 to 9 as Jimmie Foxx homered twice for the A’s. the Yankees replied with an 8 to 6 nightcap win. Foxx drove in five runs in game one while Lazzeri and Crosetti led New York in the second. The doubleheader drew 25,000 fans as the Senators moved 4 1/2 games ahead of the second place Yankees.
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Henry Clay and Webster as greatest orators noted
In 1932 gasoline consumption declined more than seven percent, with Henry Clay and Webster cited as the greatest orators.
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Pneumatic Railroad Tires Tested Across United States
Three types of pneumatic tires for railroad use are being trialed in the United States. The Dead Sea lies 1290 feet below sea level.
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Construction Industry Size and Employment Scale
The construction industry ranks as the second largest in the country with a capitalized value around 6.9 billion and typically employs over 4 million men.
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