Daytona Beach Mourns Two-Day Pause in Speed Trials
Daytona Beach observes a two day mourning period after the death of Lee Bible and cameraman Charles Traub during the speed trials. Maj Segrave abandons attempts to beat 240 mph, honoring Bible’s memory as Daytona officials cancel the meet originally to run through March 17. Bible, 42, chosen to drive the Triplex for sentimental reasons, leaves two children.
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Daytona Beach
See
Fla
American Automobile Association
Lee Bible
Maj. H. ©. D. Segrave
England
Bible
Charles Traub
Val Haresnaps
T. E. Myers
Tommy Milton
Maj. Segrave
Golden Arow
J. M. White
Philadelphia
White
Ray Keech
Traub
One Sure Way To Drive Out Rheumatic Poisons
An old advertisement touts Rheuma as a guaranteed cure for rheumatic pains, promising full relief from rheumatism, gout, and sciatica with a money back guarantee from Mann Drug Co. Stores and other druggists.
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Mann Drug Co
Adv
Murphy Sets Big Ten Single-Season Scoring Record
Stretch Murphy of Pur due center scored 14 points against Ohio State to set a new Big Ten season scoring record with 143 points, surpassing the previous high of 133.
Four Golf Leaders Vie In Miami Winter Meet
Four leaders in world golf reach the cham pionship stage of the sixth annual international four ball matches at Miami Country Club. Defending champions Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen face Leo Diegel and Walter Hagen after Sarazen and Farrell's 6 and 5 victory over Willie MacFarlane and Harry Hampton. Hagen and Diegel trailed Joe Turnesa and Henry Cuici, but closed two up with one hole remaining.
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Miami
Fia
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Leo Diegel
Golfers Association
Walter Hagen
Miami Country Club
Sarazen
Farrell
Willie MacFarlane
Westchester
N. Y
Harry Hampton
Chicago
Hagen
Diegel
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
Henry Cuici
Bridgeport
Conn
Gas Installed in 400 Homes at Thomasville
Lexington March 14 Citizens of Thomasville now use gas in their homes for cooking. The North Carolina Gas company, affiliated with the Atlantic Gas company of Philadelphia, turned gas into the mains from a new local gas plant. About 400 Thomasville homes have the gas supply.
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Thomasville
Exington
North Carolina Gas Company
Atlantic Gas Company
Philadelphia
Gamewell Couple Plan Cuba Visit From Lexington
Mr and Mrs J M Gamewell of Lexington expect to sail this week for Havana Cuba for pleasure and sightseeing with plans to spend time abroad.
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Gamewell
Cuba
Lexington
J. M. Gamewell
Havana
Navy 1929 Football Schedule Preview
The Navy eleven faces Denison William and Mary Notre Dame Princeton Penn Georgetown Wake Forest West Virginia Wesleyan and Dartmouth in the 1929 gridiron slate.
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Denison
William and Mary
Notre Dame
Princeton
Penn
Georgetown
Wake Forest
West Virginia Wesleyan
Dartmouth
Hem Roid claim aids piles with internal relief
An advertisement promotes Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets as the internal cure for piles caused by blood congestion in the lower bowel. It claims quick, safe relief, lasting improvement, and a money back guarantee, with availability at Mann Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.
McGraw Sets Giants Bat Order in Spring Camp
In San Antonio John McGraw assigns Fred Leach to sixth, with Fred Lindstrom and Bill Terry ahead, shaping the Giants batting order for the regular season. The Yankees keep their hitting strategy, using the same system that won the World Series, as Gehrig, Lazzeri and Byrd drive in runs.
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Texas
John McGraw
New York Giants
Mac
Fred Leach
Phillies
Fred Lindstrom
Bill Terry
Yanks
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Lou Gehrig
Byrd
Lazzeri
Larry
New Kitagran Promise Fast pimple Clearing
Advertises Kitagran tablet form claiming quick blood purification to clear pimples within 24 hours. Sold by Mann Drug Co and leading druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mann Drug Co
Adv
Red Sox camp brims with hopefuls in Bradenton
Boston at spring training in Florida piles up a large, varied squad as manager Bill Carrigan assesses more than two dozen hopefuls. The club, last in the AL, features big bodies and several contenders for infield roles, including Bob Reeves at third and Grant Gillis at shortstop.
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Fort Myers
Fla
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Muhlenberg College
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Mack
Red Sox
Bradenton
Red Sox Council of War
St. Louis
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Bull’ Durham
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Phil Todt
Jerry Standaert
Memphis
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Marlesky
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Gober
Gillis
Hal Rhyne
Fittsburgh
Brian Bell
Associated Press
Bradenton, Fla
Boston Red Sox
Florida
Boston
Billy Bayne
Giants
Bob Quinn
Carrigan
Buddy Meyer
Washington
Bob Reeves
Sox
Grant Gillis
Wally Gerber
Brown
Elliott Bigelow
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