Armour blasts PGA over Ryder Cup exemptions
Tommy Armour condemned the PGA for exempting Ryder Cup players from qualifying for the Buffalo championship. He labeled the event a joke, attacked officials for a lack of courage, and argued that top players should start from scratch like others. He cited players such as Harry Cooper and Bobby Cruickshank in the critique.
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Baseball Stars Shine Across Leagues In All-Star Patches
Yesterday's Stars highlight multiple standout performances. Karl Averill drove in four runs and the Indians won against the Yankees. Tommy Bridges allowed seven hits as the Tigers bested the Senators. Harlan Pool contributed the Reds' decisive single against the Phillies. Irving Hadley pitched five innings to defeat the Athletics, with A's scoreless until the ninth. Bill Cissell led the Red Sox in an eight-run surge against the White Sox. Hal Lee and Baxter Jordan sparked the Braves in a double header sweep. Johnny Vergez contributed a home run and a double for the Giants, matching two earlier hits in a strong display.
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Tibetan monks adopt electric praying wheels
Buddhist monks in Tibet have begun using electric praying wheels to streamline ritual practice, integrating modern technology with traditional devotional routines. The move aims to sustain prayer momentum and expand outreach beyond the monastery.
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Dare's Mentha Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage ad touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a pleasant tasting elixir that relieves severe stomach agony and distressing indigestion. It claims thousands in the state benefited and guarantees satisfaction with Mann Drug and all druggists offering a money back promise.
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Pirates Leading Piedmont Race in Wilmington Series
Wilmington Pirates sit two and a half games up in the standings as they open a four game weekend set with the Asheville Tourists after sweeping the Charlotte Hornets in a three game stretch. Whitey Whistert struck out 11 and the Pirates erupted for four runs in the sixth inning aided by three doubles and a triple. Charlotte remains one and a half games ahead of Norfolk Tars with Norfolk hosting Asheville as the Tourists start under new manager George Whitted.
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California Papers Say General Strike Will Meet Defeat
San Francisco papers across the bay view a general strike as unwinnable and driven by Communistic elements. The Chronicle calls it a battle of Communists, by labor, for government destruction. the Examiner says the strike cannot win even with a clear purpose. the Call-Bulletin urges purging Communism from labor ranks. the Oakland Tribune urges calm and faith in government to prevail.
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Lynwood Rowe Shuts Down Yankees. Tigers Boost Wing
Lynwood Schoolboy Rowe struck out 11 Yankees in a recent game, proving to manager Mickey Cochran that his ailing arm is back in form. Rowe, once brilliant but interrupted by a bum wing, remains one of Cochranes most dependable shufflers this season.
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Yanks Struggle On Road Tour As Tigers Surge Ahead
Rain slows Mid Atlantic tennis tourney as Ray White upset Wiley Van Wagner in a 5-7 6-1 9-7 win. Lefty Bryan led Lindsey Franklin in washed out match while Dee Barr beat Laurence Jones and George Ball defeated Jack Jones. play in doubles and junior singles continued.
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Fights Last Night in Chicago and Nearby Cities
Boxing results summarize last night bouts with Leo Rodak, Petey Hayes, Harry Dublinsky, Steve Halasko, Teddy Yarosz, Tait Littman, Jacquette Fivirilloe, Sherrald Kennard, Toots Bernstein, Chuck Roberts, and others. Outcomes include outpoints and stoppages across Chicago Brooklyn Buffalo Pittsburgh Panama Fargo Milwaukee.
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Menuhin's youthful solo debut with San Francisco Symphony
Child prodigy Yehudi Menuhin grew up with the violin and cannot recall a time without it. He first appeared as a soloist with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra at a young age, marking an early milestone in his storied career.
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Piedmont League Games Today Across Cities
Charlotte visits Richmond, Greensboro plays Norfolk, Wilmington travels to Asheville for Piedmont League action today.
Baseball scores from yesterday report
Results yesterday show Wilmington defeating Charlotte 7 to 5, Norfolk topping Asheville 5 to 1, and Greensboro losing 6 to 4 to Richmond. The summaries highlight city teams competing in a regional matchup with mixed outcomes.
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Baseball Matchups Hit National League Week
National League games listed include Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, and Cincinnati at New York indicating a busy slate across major cities.
Baseball scores from yesterday across major leagues
Results yesterday show New York defeated Chicago 8 to 6 while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 9 to 8. St Louis topped Brooklyn 5 to 3 and Boston earned a 7 to 1 win over Pittsburgh.
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GAMES TODAY NBA Matchups Across Five Cities
New York visits Chicago, Boston plays Cleveland, Washington meets St. Louis, and Philadelphia faces Detroit in today’s slate.
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Scores From NFL Style Week Showing Wide Gaps
Boston defeated Chicago 16 to 3 while Detroit beat Washington 4 to 2. St Louis won 3 to 32 against Philadelphia and Cleveland edged New York 15 to 14.
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Newark 7 Baltimore 3 score updates brief
Buffalo visits Rochester for a night game while Montreal travels to Toronto for a night contest and Syracuse plays at Albany under lights.
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Scores and Weather From Southern League Listings
Atlanta 9 Knoxville 6. New Orleans 1 Little Rock 6 Memphis 5 Birmingham 4. Nashville at Chattanooga with rain.
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Other Results From AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Schedule
Milwaukee defeats Toledo 3 to 1 while Minneapolis scores 6 to 5 over Indianapolis and St Paul edges Louisville 5 to 4. Only games listed.
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Seattle Pacific Coast Sagrets Night Loss to San Francisco
Seattle team raced to host night games but fell 0 to 9 against San Francisco. The matchup featured a strong SF offense dominating the Pacific Coast string.
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Major League Leaders The National League stats summary
The article lists NL leaders in batting and pitching. Terry and Waner top batting with 368 and 356 average. Medwick and Vaughan lead runs. Medwick 124 hits. Ott 96 RBIs. Allen 27 doubles. Medwick Collins Urbanski lead in various categories. Medwick Collins 9 triples. Ott 22 homers. others tied for 20. Pitching leaders show Dean 16-3 and Frankhouse 14-4.
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American League Stat Leaders Brief
Manush of the Senators leads batting with 397. Gehringer of the Tigers tops runs with 84 and RBIs see Gehrig 95. Manush shares doubles and triples with Greenberg and Chapman. Johnson and Foxx pace homers with 28 each. Werber and Fox lead steals. Gomez and Marberry top pitching wins.
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Return of Nitrogen to Oklahoma Soil Costed at 140 Per Acre
Estimates place the expense at 140 dollars per acre to restore nitrogen removed from Oklahoma soil. The figure reflects the cost of replenishing nutrients to farmland.
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Tennyson Took 17 Years to Write In Memoriam
The famed poet Alfred Lord Tennyson spent seventeen years crafting the long elegiac poem In Memoriam A H H, reflecting on grief, faith, and moral doubt following the death of a close friend.
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Doge Sweat Mechanism Limited to Tongue Shedding
The note states that doge perspire only via the tongue, a point highlighting their unique cooling method and restricted sweating.
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