Waynick Captures New Woman's Championship At Country Club
Mrs Capus Waynick defeated defending champion Mrs Matt Wall one up after 18 holes to win the High Point Country Club women's championship. Waynick, never before titleholder, clinched at 19th hole after Wall failed to sink a four-foot putt. Final medal scores were 97 to 98.
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Jamestown Beats Salvation Army 24 to 10 in One-Sided Game
Jamestown defeated the Salvation Army 24 to 10 yesterday afternoon as Bundy led the hitters with four hits in five trips. Box score shows Jordan winning pitcher and Gaddis taking the loss with several defensive players named. Attendance was 100 with umpires Hill and Campbell.
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Madison Square M's Indians and Yanks Victors in American
The report highlights multiple baseball results with the Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and New York teams. It notes Meier joining a rare 9.4 second 100 yard dash group and includes trades involving the Boston Braves and Buster Chatham joining the Boston bean town lineup.
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Bobby Jones Wins British Amateur Championship at St Andrews
Bobby Jones defeated Roger Wethered seven up and six to play in the 36 hole final to complete golf’s grand set. Tens of thousands watched as Jones added the British amateur title to his Open crown, praising St Andrews and his own relentless precision.
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Florida Citrus Crop Value and Yield in 1929 30
Preliminary estimates place Florida citrus crop revenue at 18 million dollars for 1929 30 with a harvest of about 15 million boxes. The figures reflect early market assessments for the state’s fruit industry.
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Democratic Primary Set for June 7 Clerk’s Office Note
The Clerk of the Superior Court announces a Democratic primary election scheduled for June 7. It outlines filing status, polling locations, and deadlines for candidates and voters. The notice emphasizes eligibility rules and that ballots will be issued at county precincts.
Southern League Games Summary May 31 194? results
New Orleans beat the Travelers 10 2 to clinch the series three games to one in Little Rock. Atlanta won the final game against Chattanooga 8 to 4 in Atlanta. Memphis topped Mobile 9 to 6 in Memphis. Nashville defeated Birmingham 9 to 6 in Birmingham to take two of three.
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Rajah on Crutches Wins 1000 Gold NL MVP
Chicago May 81 AP Rogers Hornsby the wounded in action hero of the Cubs hobbled to Wrigley Field on crutches to receive the National League MVP award for the second time. President John Heydler presided as 30000 fans cheered while Hornsby who broke his left ankle yesterday morning in a game with the St Louis Cardinals accepted a 1000 gold prize and was praised for his spirit aiding the Cubs to last season's pennant chased by six weeks of rest ahead.
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Adams-Millis beats Hillcrest 11 to 9 on late rally
Martin of Adams-Millis earned the win with a double in the sixth and a single in the eighth and scored on Morehead's homer as Adams-Millis outscored Hillcrest 11 to 9. Morehead relieved Martin in the seventh while Holland and Rimmer pitched for Hillcrest.
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Thomas Mills Beats Highland 13 9 In Sloppy Game
Thomas Mills over Highland 13 to 9 in a hit filled game with wild pitching and frequent baserunning errors. Ragsdale and I Young led Thomas Mills with strong hitting while Jones Spoon and Fields produced for Highland. Batteries: J T Young and Cooper for Thomas Mills. Dennis Price and Varner for Highland.
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Reds and Phillies Win in National League Action
Reds defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 4 as Rixey allowed more hits than his own team. The game closed the current series with Cincinnati thriving against the Pirates in Pittsburgh.
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Phillies Beat Robins 3 to 1 Behind Collard Win
Earl Collard outpitched Dazzy Vance to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 3 to 1 win over the Brooklyn Robins in Brooklyn. Collard allowed ten hits but excelled with men on base as Bissonette homered for Brooklyn’s lone run. Vance struggled in the first inning but settled in and finished with seven hits allowed and seven strikeouts before a pinch hitter in the eighth.
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Braves Triumph Over Giants In Tight 3 2 Victory
The Braves beat the New York Giants 3 to 2 in Boston on May 31, winning their third straight in the series. Bob Smith pitched well until the ninth inning when Ethan Allen hit a homer and O’Farrell added a triple scoring another run. Giants rally fell short to tie the game.
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Outdoor Summer Habit Promotes Health and Outdoor Living
The article extols adopting an outdoor habit this summer noting it improves health and temper. It suggests mending clothes, shelling peas, and peeling potatoes on the porch and even eating lunch outdoors with a few extra steps.
Divorce Suit Recited Over Nagging Wife
Dale L. Wright of Pomeroy Ohio petitions for divorce from Hazel Wright alleging constant nagging and scolding since their 1918 marriage. He says she kept him awake at night with repeated quarrels and that the constant dispute forced him to seek separation after ten years of strain.
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Frozen boa on Cheyenne Mountain stuns taxidermist
A 20 foot boa constrictor found frozen on Cheyenne Mountain was taken to a Colorado Springs taxidermist. As thawing began the snake revived and moved, prompting the taxidermist to stop. The serpent was killed afterward.
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Trinity Beats Y M C A In City County League 11 2
The Trinity baseball club defeated the Y M C A 11 to 2 in a City County league game. Rich Johnson led offense with three hits and strong pitching. Y M C A ace Rayfield lasted until the seventh inning before relief by Clark. Trinity was short two players sick Thomas and Bouldin. Box score follows and a state survey notes one forest fire per 840 residents in California last year.
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Which One Wins Withers Stake at Belmont Park
The three year old champion Which One ridden by Sonny Workman won the Withers Stakes at Belmont Park, taking $26,150. The colt surged from behind to beat five rivals by four lengths, with Swinfield second and Starpath third. Attendance was about 20,000, odds were 1 to 10, and the winning time was 1 381 5 for the mile on good track.
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