Yankees fifth win seals series with Braves
In St Petersburg on March 25 the Yankees defeated the Boston Nationals five to four to close their series against the Braves with five wins in six starts. Durocher drove in all five Yankee runs as New York built a late lead and held on for the victory.
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Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Nationals
Braves
Durocher
Yanks
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F. York
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Hearn
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Wells
Q. Johnson
Dickey
Jorgens
Trabowski
Plans For Emerywood West Golf Nine Expansion
The article outlines Emerywood West developer S. C. Clark and landscape architect R. D. Tutson proposing an addition nine holes to connect with the existing course. It describes hole layouts, natural hazards, and the route from current holes through new tees including a possible underpass and crossing Rockford Road to reach the new Nos. 6 10 11 and beyond with par values and distances for several holes.
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Emerywood + West
Emerywood West
R. D. Tutson
Tillson
Rockford Road
Fairway
Pirates edge Missions in airtight exhibition rally
San Francisco exhibition pacing as Pittsburgh Pirates win 9 to 1 in the ninth inning rally. Pelicans down New Orleans 4 to 0 after Luke Sewell homers for Cleveland. Giants beat White Sox 5 to 2 in San Antonio. Chicago Nationals claw past Detroit 11 to 8 in Los Angeles.
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Dawson
Hargreaves
Ruether
Hubbell
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Baldwin
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Harder
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Myatt
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Mar
Giants
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Wetland
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Autrey
Benton
Hogan
Ofarrell
Angeles
Chicago Nationals
Detroitt Tigers
Detroit
Crampp
Horne
Rush
Grace
Gonzales
Yde
Whitehill
Shea
Hayworth
Tickets go on sale for Piedmont league opening game
Tickets for the opening game of the season in the Piedmont league will be sold by young women for prizes. Tickets are valid for any game. Friends of the Pointers want many sellers. three prizes await the top seller. Call at Waggers Jewelry Store to join and view prizes.
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Barney Cleveland
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Mike Miebowski
W.W. G. Hightower
Cook
Charlotte
Johnson
Tampa
J. Bogges
Sammy Barnes
Waggers Jewelry Store
Borotra Wins U S Indoor Tennis Championship
Jean Borotra of France defeated Frank Hunter 6-4 6-0 4-6 8-? to capture the United States indoor tennis title. It was Borotra’s third U S indoor crown, earning permanent possession of the silver trophy. Hunter and Bill Tilden won the doubles title 6-4 6-2 1-6 6-2 over Borotra and Watson Washburn.
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Jean Borotra
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France
America
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Jean Nqon
Henri Cochet
Hunter
Bill Tilden
Borotra
Watson Washburn
Love
Washington Wins on Ninth Inning Rally Over Reds
The Washington Senators rallied in the ninth inning to beat the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 7 in Tampa. Donohue yielded bases loaded before being relieved, with May Sukeforth Marberry Bruke and Spencer Tate contributing in the victory.
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Tampa
Fla
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Hayes
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Wash
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Kiska
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Bruke
Spencer
Tate
20 Year Old Wins La Gorce Open Golf Crown
Horton Smith the 20 year old Joplin Missouri pro won the second annual La Gorce open at Miami Beach with a 289 to take a $5,000 purse over Ed Dudley who finished second at 291. Jimmie Thompson placed seventh with 293.
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Fla
Horton Smith
Joplin
Smith
Ed Dudley
Los Angeles
Dudley
Eagle
Johnny Farrell
Jimmie Thompson
Knoxville
Tenn
Gar Wood Miss America VIT Fails To Break Speed Record
Gar Wood, piloting Miss America VIT with mechanic Orrin Johnson, misses the world straightaway speed record by 0.71 mph with an average of 92.12 mph on three runs in choppy Indian River waters. Wood plans another attempt tomorrow while Harrison Frazer sets a new class D second division outboard record at 43.76 mph. Julius Herbst fails to beat 5 mph class A outboard mark.
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Fla
Gar Wood
George
Detroit
Orrin Johnson
Indian River
Wet Augusta courts postpone South Atlantic net tourney
The Augusta Country Club clay courts were too wet for play. In doubles semi finals Jack Mooney and Jack Simpson of Atlanta face Tomo Abe and Macel Hainvilla with the winner to meet Fred C. Baggs and Dr. W. Rosenbaum in the finals.
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Augusta Country Club
Jack Mooney
Jack Simpson
Atlanta
Tamo Abe
Macel Hainvilla
Fred C. Baggs
Dr. W. Rosenbaum
New York
Cambridge Wins Boat Race From Oxford
Cambridge outclassed Oxford in the Centenary varsity boat race on the Thames to win by seven boat lengths. The light blue eight steered by Mortlake completed the course in 19 minutes 25 seconds, marking Cambridge’s sixth straight win and a 40–40 overall tie with Oxford as the dead heat race remains in records.
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Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
Mortlake
Cam
Tide Water Power Announces Nationwide Rate Reductions
The Tide Water Power company in Wilmington announces voluntary reductions in electric power rates affecting nearly all consumers. The notice states the cuts exemplify a policy of involuntarily reducing rate schedules as territory growth permits.
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N. C
Tide Water Power Company
Helen Hicks to Play in Pinehurst Exhibition Match
Helen Hicks of New York, rising golf star, will join a mixed foursome at Pinehurst on Monday to aid the Ryder Cup travel fund. Glenna Collett of Providence and two Ryder Cup team members will complete the foursome. selections will be made once the team arrives from Florida.
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N. C
Helen Hicks
New York
Sis
Donald J. Ross
Pinehurst Golf
Glenna Collett
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R. J
Florida
French Academicians Back Women's Vote
In Paris the French Academy shows strong support for women's suffrage. Forty immortals were asked by Madame La Vert Chotard, president of the National Women's Union, and a majority expressed favorable views toward granting women the vote.
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Paris
French Academy
Madame la Vert Chotard
French National Women’s Union
Doak Signs With Cardinals After Brooklyn Release
Bradenton Florida March 23 Bill Doak famous spitball pitcher announced he signed a contract with the St Louis Cardinals. The deal was completed yesterday after he was released unconditionally by Brooklyn at the end of the 1928 season.
Expensive Weather Delays London Race Meetings
Persistent cold in England has postponed 34 racing days this season. Owners jockeys and bookmakers face substantial losses estimated around 300000 dollars due to the weather disruptions.
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London
England
German Auto Production Expected at 159000 This Year
The projection estimates Germany will manufacture about 159000 automobiles in the current year. Industry analysts note steady demand and export potential despite global supply challenges.
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Germany
North Carolina grants full auto license reciprocity
North Carolina adopts a general automobile license reciprocity law allowing visiting motorists from 22 states to stay as long as their home state permits. The measure also sets 90 day or other period limits for many states, aligning state rules with the national code.
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U. of Ga Beats Clemson Tigers 4 to 2 in Athens
In Athens Georgia Bull Dogs pitcher Lefty Murdock undermined Clemson Tigers as Georgia won 4 to 2. The win followed a 5 to 3 season opening victory over South Carolina yesterday.
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U. of Ga
Clemson
Athens
Claims On South Carolina Politics Stir Row
In Columbia Jackson, a mail clerk, says Tolbert appointed a negro janitor to extract money on land deals as party factions clash. Charleston District Attorney Meyer denies charges of patronage and says he never handled postmaster commissions, calling the accusations false.
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South Carolina
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Repubblican
Johnson
Smith
Hoover
Charleston
S. C
W. F. Brown
Brookhart Committee
Washington
J D. Ernest Meyer
Walter C. Thiele
Jacksonboro
Blank cartridges curb violence among gun buyers in Paris
A Paris arms dealer started selling blank cartridges to distraught women to prevent bloodshed. Auguste Grahay, noted as the dealer, advised a customer named Madame Victoire Bauconne to load a revolver with blanks after she asked for live ammunition. Two days later she fired at Jean Paria. Grahay claimed blank cartridges deter such acts without harming business.
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Bordeaux
Auguste Grahay
Victoire Bauconne
Jean Paria
Grahay
Temporary North Carolina Elks organize in Greensboro
Greensboro March 23 temporary organization of the North Carolina Elks association was effected at a conference of lodge representatives from Asheville New Bern Salisbury Winston Salem Fayetteville High Point Durham Goldsboro Raleigh and Greensboro. Officers were elected.
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North Carolina Elks Association
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New Bern
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
High Point
Durham
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Horton Smith Seeks Second Open Crown
Horton Smith winner of the La Goree tournament in Miami Beach leaves for Pinehurst North Carolina to enter the North and South Open starting Monday. He travels with most of the La Goree field and professors who played in the Miami event.
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P—Horton Smith
Joplin
Smith
Miami
Pinehurst
N. C
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