Burke Named on Ryder Team After Open Victory
The Professional Golfers Association selected Billy Burke for the final Ryder Cup place, despite initial snubs. Burke, 1931 National Open champion, earned the spot after Goodman’s win and a pivotal vote by P G A executives. Other nominees remained Hagen Sarazen Runyan Diegel Dudley Wood and Dutra plus Shute. Johnny Farrell eyed by some as a contender.
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New York
Professional Golfers Association of America
Billy Burke
Burke
George R. Jacobus
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Sarazen
Paul Runyan
Norton Smith
Leo Diegel
Ed Dudley
Craig Wood
Olin Dutra
Densmore Shute
Goodman
Johnnoy Farrell
Chicago
Farrell
Wood
Hagen
Dutra
Europe
Motion Picture Cameraman Faces Toughest Role
The cameraman's work in producing a motion picture is described as the hardest task while actors and actresses receive the credit.
Jimmie Ray to wrestle Tiger Mitchell at Willis Park
Two fast bouts headline the Willis Park card tonight starting at 8 30. Jimmie Ray takes on Tiger Mitchell while Signor Martin boxes Pete Ramos under the arc lights, with free admission for women when accompanied.
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Willis Park
Signor Martin
Pete Ramos
Jimmie Ray
Tiger Mitchell
Martin
Ramos
Mitchell
Ray
Baseball doubleheader stars shine with big hits and runs
Yesterday multiple players starred in two games. Billy Herman of the Cubs led with three hits in both games against Cincinnati. Smead Jolley drove in six runs for the Red Sox with two homers and three hits vs the Yankees. Johnny Verger hit two homers and a single for Glante as they beat the Phillies, four runs driven in. Oral Hildebrand of the Indians delivered relief to win 1-0 over the Browns in ten. Gua Suber had two doubles and two singles for the Pirates against the Cardinals. Freud Schulte drove in June runs for the Senatores with a homer and two doubles against the Athletics. Joe Stripp scored three of the Dodgers five in the second game vs the Braves. Milton Gaston held the Tigers to five runs in the first game of the White Sox doubleheader 6-1.
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Billy Herman
Cubs
Cincinnati
Smead Jolley
Red Sox
Yankees
Johnny Verger
Glante
Phillies
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Browns
Gua Suber
Pirates
Cardinals
Lee Sherrill
Young
Smith
Hayworth
Eddie Weston
Mr. Zumbro
Twins
Durham
Mr. Mapp
Nes
Zumbro
Piedmonters
Weston
Barnes
Menry
Cowan
Rgeon
Zambro
Eas
Mooney
Bumbre
Weston Hit Four Homers to Power 13-1 Victory
Weston slugger Eddie Weston fueled a 13 run, 15 hit win over Lexington after a 30 minute rain delay. Weston connected for four home runs in five at bats, driving in multiple runs as Sherrill and Mapp struggled early and the defense supported the onslaught with solid plays.
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Zumbro
Reggie Mapp
Winston-Salem
Eddie Weston
Lexington
Cut Rate Furniture celebrates 11th anniversary sale
The Cut Rate Furniture Company at 617 East Green Street marks its 11th anniversary with a one week special sale. A. W. Melton has become president of the firm which has operated at the same location for a decade.
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The
Cut Rate Furniture Company
Green Street
A. W W. Melton
Electrical repair service opens at 300 North Wrenn Street
B Charles announced the opening of an electrical repair service at 300 North Wrenn Street focusing on motor rewinding and similar jobs. The business offers repair and maintenance services for electrical equipment and motors.
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B. Charles
North Wrenn Street
Indians Start Under Johnson Won But Lacked Hitting Power
The Cleveland Indians edged the St. Louis Browns 1 to 0 in ten innings in their first game under Walter Johnson. The offense produced only five hits as Milton Gaston and Al Simmons powered the White Sox to a 6-1 win over Philadelphia, while Detroit beat Chicago 5-3 due to errors. The Yankees and Red Sox split a doubleheader, both games featuring home runs. Pirates swept the Cardinals 11-7 and 3-0, Giants beat Phillies 7-5, Cubs won at Reds' park, Dodgers and Braves split, with Boston taking the opener 6-4 and Brooklyn winning 5-2 in the second.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
A’s
Washington
Milton Gaston
al Simmons
Pale Hose
Tigers
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Boston
van Munghé
Brooklyn
Goodman Will Not Turn Pro Without Two Amateur Titles
Johnny Goodman, 24, amateur golf champion, plans to stay amateur until he wins the national amateur title in Cincinnati this September and secures a Walker Cup spot for 1934. He may also cash in on his Open win in Chicago with up to 25 thousand dollars this year.
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Johnny Goodman
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chick Evans
Bob Jones
United States Golf Association
Mid-West
Omaha
Goodman
Baltimore
Francis Culmet
Ross Somerville
Canada
United States
Johnny
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Sarazen
North Shore Club
Ralph Guidahl
St. Lou
Guldahl
Major League Leaders Insight from Early Baseball Notes
Aggregated leaders show Simmons of the White Sox with notable marks, Steiner era figures like Gehrig Combs and Ruth appear in scattered listings. The data lists several teams including Yankees Athletics Pirates Cardinals with stats on home runs triples and bases across multiple players and clubs.
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White Sox
Chapman
Yankees
Rune
Gehrig
Combs
Vankers
Ens
Wows
Athletics
Ombe
Worllo
Senatees
Ruth
Vows
Athleti
Walker
Tigers
Hapmen
Pireman Jankers
Grove
Martin and Cardinate Highlight Odd Baseball Doubles
Fragmentary scoreboard notes show Martin and Cardinate for the Phillies with 441, Rune and Hartnett for the Cards in a 12 inning or late entry. Doubles attributed to Kya of the Phillies with 17.
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Dowle
Phillies
Rune
W. Merman
Cube
Riein
Hartnett
Hite
Wullie
Marvin
Cardinals
Kya
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Results yesterday show Boston defeated by Philadelphia 7 to 5 and New York edged Pittsburgh 11 to 3. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 8 to 5 while St. Louis routed 7 to 0.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Gamea TODAY St. Louis at Chicago
St Louis faces Chicago in the only scheduled game of the day. The matchup marks the sole entry on the card with both teams aiming for a win.
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Richard DIX
St. Louis
Chicago
Scores Show Mixed Outcomes Across Major Leagues
Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 3 while New York fell to Boston 7 to 11. St Louis edged Cleveland 1 to 0 and Philadelphia won 6 to 13 over Washington in a day of varied results.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelhia
Washington
July 14 1879 Diary Note On Bastille Fall
Louis XVI in his diary recalls Bastille day with the fall of the prison a hundred of the king’s men slain and the revolution beginning in earnest according to the entry.
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Louis XVI
France
Local Juniors to Enter Sedgefield Junior Golf Tourney
About 200 junior golfers from North and South Carolina compete at Sedgefield Country Club in a week long event. The field includes notable players from High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem with a pro am, qualifying rounds, and multiple flights leading to Thursday finals. A new entry rule bans shop employees from play and notable figures Wallace Wade and Chuck Collins attend the brunswick stew luncheon.
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Sedgefield Club
High Point
Carolinas
Sedgefield Country Club
Clifford Perry
Winston-Salem
Buster Moffitt
Andy Merrilees
Charles
John Diffendale
Fred Sappenfield
A. A. Oliver
Ed Woollen
Jack Garrett
Joe Hamlin
Homer Holton
Worth Hedrick
Frank Garrett
Neesé Willard, Jr
Robert Willard
Leonard Koonce
Jack Copeland
Bill Forster
Garland Hayworth
Harry Welch
Harris Covington
Bill Vance
R. A. Wilson, Jr
Nelson Zachary, Jr
James Allen
Robert Greefe
James Durland
Max Payne
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston- Salem
Durham
Saliabury
Burlington
Reidsville
Hickory
Lenoir
Mt. Airy
Fayetteville
Thomasville
Lexington
Henderson
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Shelby
Leakaville
Rockingham
Carolina
South Carolina
Greenville
Marion
Rock Hill
Wallace Wade
Chuck Collins
Duke
Joe Cornwell
Sedgefield
Starling Establishes Wide Range Across United States
Introduced in New York City in 1890, the European starling now inhabits every state east of the Mississippi. The line from San Diego to Charleston covers about 2,152 miles.
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New York City
Mississippi
United States
San Diego
Calif
Charleston
Iguana A Favorite Food In Tropical America
In tropical America the iguana is a favored food item and is prepared in various local dishes. The article notes its prevalence in regional cuisine and cultural dietary practices.
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Tropical
America
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