Dutra Wins U S Open in Dramatic Finish at Merion
Olin Dutra, the Californian, surged from behind on the final round to capture the United States Open at Merion Cricket Club. Gene Sarazen finished second by one stroke while Bobby Cruickshank and Wilfrid Cox tied for third at 295, with MacDonald Smith and Bill Burke in a separate sixth-place tie.
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Alan Gould
New York
America
Olin Dutra
United States
Dutra
Gene Sarazen
Bac
England
Fresh Meadow
Garagen
Merion Cricket ¢Club
Sarazen
Bobby Cruickshank
Wilfy Cox
Cooper
Cruickshank
Cox
Ted Ray
Inverness
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Fort Raleigh Restored By FERA On Roanoke Island
Federal workers under the Emergency Relief Administration are rebuilding Fort Raleigh using hewn logs and thatched roofs to mirror1584 construction. Architect Frank Stick designed the plan, outlining a 16 acre complex with block houses, a church and fort, using stones from the bay and reed thatch.
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W. T. Pracock
Associated Press
Manteo
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Fort Raleigh
American
Roanoke Island
Sir Walter Raleigh
Frank Stick
Elizabeth City
Qualifying Opens for President's Cup at Emerywood
Emerywood Country Club begins qualifying for the President's Cup with 18 players posting scores on the first day. About 50 golfers are expected to qualify by week’s end as match play starts Sunday. Top score 88 by R A Wilson, with others including Robbins 90 and Parker 98.
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Emerywood Country Club
R. A. Wilson
Frank Robbins
A. &. Parker
W. G. Reich
Jesse Washburn
J. A. Morris
C. T. Parker
G. A. Ballew
New NRA Board Replaces Old for Local Info
The old NRA boards end June 15 but information remains available from the newly elected NRA board in town. Led by Rev H Norwood Bowne and others, the educational committee will explain NRA principles and workings to industry and citizens after the transition from the Presidents Reemployment Agreement.
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NRA
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Sizemore
H. Norwood Bowne
Rupert T. Pickens
John Mebane
Lost English Colony Fort Raleigh Draws Tourists
Reported findings at the palisade center on the Croatan Oak with the carved Croatan marking a vanished English settlement at Fort Raleigh. Virginia Dare is referenced as the first child born in America, with theories about the settlers’ fate. Tours and Sunday crowds attract national attention.
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England
Fort
Raleigh
Virginia Dare
America
Chicago butter and egg market report details
Chicago produce market report notes butter firm at 16 805 pounds with 2444 25 8% extras 93 24 centroids and creamery specials 98 score. Eggs firm 18 408 dozen with extra firsts 16 16 and fresh graded firacs 14 15 percent. Current receipts 13 14 and storage packed firsts 15 percent.
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Chicago
Ege
Names Omitted From Committees Muddle In Local Note
The names of James B. Léve lace from precinct one and A. Lewellyn from precinct seven were omitted erroneously from the list of precinct committeemen published Sunday morning. The Enterprise is glad to make the correction.
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James B. Lévelace
Précinct
A. Lewellyn
Betting odds in champs favor but Baer gains
The Associated Press reports Primo Carnera and Max Baer head toward their Madison Square Garden heavyweight title fight with Carnera's camp wary of possible overtraining. Advance sales near 260000 dollars with a gate expected above 400000, while Baer’s odds slide from 2 to 1 in the champion's favor toward even money at fight time as Baer finishes sparring and Carnera prepares.
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New York
Primo Carera
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
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Ruay
Asbury Park
Pompton Lakes
Carneta
Today
Carnera Tuesay
Local Hebrews Triumph Over Winston-Salem Soon
High Point Hebrews achieved a 12 to 5 victory at Willis Park Sunday over Winston-Salem Jews. Rain reduced attendance though a crowd watched as Ben Swartzburg started for Pointers and allowed six runs in the sixth before G Bernard relieved him. Alex Lamet had four hits in five at bats. Swartzburg went three for five and Eisenberg starred for the visitors.
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Willis Park
Ono
Ben Swartzburg
G. Bernard
Alex Lamet
Swartzburg
Ioeale
Eisenberg
Pilot Red Sox win doubleheader in Thomasville
The Pilot Red Sox defeated Fuller's Mill 5 to 3 in the first game and Ebenezer 6 to 2 to take a Saturday doubleheader. Scoring details show Red Sox gains in late innings in both games.
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Red Sox
Bill
Thomasville
Fuller's Mill
Ebénezer
Thomas& Little
Black & Mayscore
Ebenezer
Haze
Leatherman & Barrier
Myer
Bowers
Everhart
Portrait of Dr Henry Williams Presented at UNC
A group of former students presented to the University of North Carolina a portrait of Dr Henry Horace Williams, professor of philosophy. The ceremonial gesture honors the long service and influence of the renowned thinker within the university community.
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Omapel
Ferrell Twins Lead Red Sox Past Senators 4-3
Wes Ferrell pitched effectively as Boston defeated Washington 4-3 with Ferrell driving in the winning run in the ninth. The win tightened Boston into a tie for fifth as the league standings shift behind a high-scoring day across the circuit.
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Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Senators
Tennis League Doubleheader Splits With Lynchburg
Southern Public Utilities split a two game set with the Lynchburg All-Stars in High Point. Lynchburg won 8 to 4 in game two while P U U took game one 4 to 3 with Gate Smith going 3 for 5 and Garbee suffering the loss for Lynchburg.
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Lynchburg
The
Pp. U
Electricians
Ss. P. U. Adr
RR Erie Ee
MOOG
Ck Beesee
Earnhardt
Ellerbe
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Dinwiddie
Driskill
Oss
Os Ik
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Steadivedes
Weiva Shateages
Thre Bease Hi
Andrews Pitches Pass 10 Victory
Nate Andrews, formerly of the UNC pitching staff, blanked Richmond as Greensboro beat the Colts 7 to 3 in a rain halted game. Charlotte led the Piedmont league with the Hornets 6 ahead of Richmond as Asheville and Wilmington opened a Greenville, S C series.
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Charlotte
Hornets
Richmond
Old Dominion
Asheville
Wilmington
Pirates
Greenville
Greensboro
Norfolk
Mountain City
Virginia
Salty Seashore
Mountaineer
Tourists
Nate Andrews
University of North Carolina
Greensboro Patriots
Colts
Andrews
Eight Daphi Nets Reported by Franch Governament
The fragment notes eight daphi nets cited by the Franch governament in the past two years. The text is incomplete and unclear about context, dates, or locations, but indicates multiple nets connected to the Franch authority.
Melrose Girls Defeat Triangle Club 14 to 8
The Melrose girls defeated Triangle in a regular league contest by 14 to 8. Both teams delivered strong hitting, but Melrose capitalized on its timely hits to secure the win.
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Triangle Club
Triangle
Melrose
Po AE Stone
Cates
Steerer McCain
Mock
Carrick
Kearns
Af Smith
Johnson
White
Kennedy
L. Cates
Butler
Bean
Shipwash
Rogers
Soloman
Smith
V. Cates Mack
Ship
Phillips
McArthur
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
AP roundup lists American League leaders Gehringer and Manush in runs and hits. Gehringer and Goslin among top run scorers. National League leaders include Leslie and Medwick in batting, Vaughn and Medwick in runs, and Dean with a 6 0 record. other leaders across doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases are noted for several clubs.
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Tigers
Manush
Senators
Goslin
Manuah
Gehifiger
Care
Yankees
Bonura
White Sox
Averill
Semen
Krag Tigers
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Red
Homie Ruins
Gehring
Bontira
Werber
Red Sox
Walker
Pitchifig
Gémez
Weaver
Leslie
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughn
France
Mooré
Giants
Urbanski
Braves
Runé Battédim
Callins
Dobbles
Berger
English
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Triples
Suhr
Pirates
Herffian
Jordan
Ott
Kiléth
Owles
Martin
Martell
Phillies
P. Déan
Frankhouse
Bravés
J. Dean
Bush
Baseball Stars Shine in Narrow Victories Across Leagues
Jimmy Dekes fueled the White Sox with three of six team hits and a key RBI versus the Tigers. Bill Cissell homered and singled, scoring twice as Boston defeated Washington. Brandy Ryan collected four hits with five RBIs for the Giants against Philadelphia. Bob Weiland fanned eight over seven innings against Cleveland. Kiki Cuyler contributed with a triple and two singles against Cincinnati. Braves narrow win over the Dodgers with late RBI.
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Phil Derringer
Brooklyn
Braves
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago
Athletics
Lou Gehrig
Homer
Boston
Wes
Rick Ferrell
Wesley
Washington
Sox
Cleveland
St. Louis
Browns
Bob Welland
Jimmy Dekes
White Sox
Bill Cissell
Red Sox
Senators
Brandy Ryan
Giants
Phillies
Bob Weiland
Indians
Kiki Cuyler
Cubé
Reds
Randy Moore
Dodgers
Standings Update From Yesterday Games
Greensboro beat Richmond 7 to 3. Norfolk improved to 15 6 while Asheville fell to 2 7. Charlotte and Greensboro schedules show matchups with Richmond Asheville Greerville and Norfolk as listed yesterday.
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Charlotte
Richmond
Asheville
Greerville
Greensboro
Norfolk
Yesterday's grid results show multiple NFL style scores
Yesterday’s results list teams and scores with New York defeating Philadelphia and Chicago beating Cincinnati. Boston routed Brooklyn and St. Louis while Philadelphia managed two points in another matchup.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn & St. Louis
Baseball Scores Standings Rounds Recap
New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 while Boston beat Washington 4 to 3 Chicago edged Detroit 3 to 1 and Cleveland topped St. Louis 6 to 1 in games noted. The brief tally reflects multiple major league results from the day's schedule.
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New York
Cleveland Stabs
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Awedee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Scores show varied results across teams in rough schedule
Nashville tops Chattanooga 9 to 7 while Atlanta defeats Knoxville 4 to 2 and New Orleans drops 3 to 10. Memphis wins 2 to 1 and Birmingham 4 to 4 is joined by Little Rock 1 in a second game halted by rain.
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Nashville
Ewnetees
Sean
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Memphis
Birmingham Canee
Little Rock
Birmingham
Locomotive Pioneer Richard Trevithick Spotlighted in Early Rail Drive
The article notes Richard Trevithick, an Englishman, designing and building a first locomotive to run on rail in 1804 and demonstrates its ability to haul heavily laden ore cars several miles. It also lists multiple sports team records across American and Pacific Coast leagues and cities.
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Richard Trevithick
Sale of Land Under Deed of Trust in Guilford County
Public notice states the sale of land in Guilford County under a deed of trust from A B Cagle and Clara A Cagle to J H Pope, trustee, with Bertha Pope, on July 19, 1934 at noon at the courthouse door. Described land begins on Ward Street and includes 15,6 square feet more or less, assessed as part of the 1930 assignment. The sale is to the highest bidder per the deed terms.
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North Carollina
Guilford County
A. B. Cagle
Clara Alicé Cagle
J. H. Popé
Bertha Pope
Guilférd Couinty
Guilt County
Ward Street
J. S. Person
J. L. Newton
Smith
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