Phil Perkins Leads National Open Qualifier at Shaker Heights
Thomas Philip Perkins, former British amateur champion and Kirtland CC pro, shot 69-69 for 138 to lead sectional trials for the National Open at Merion Club. Billy Burke and Clarence Ehresman were two strokes back at 140 as 105 golfers qualified from 21 districts for the June 7 start.
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New York
Thomas Philip Perkins
Kirtland Country Club
Cleveland
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Shaker Heights Country Club
Billy Burke
Clarence Ehresman
Eaglesmere
Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Los Angeles
Grove Putting Red Sox Back On Map
Lefty Robert Moses Grove shows form after arm troubles as Boston loses 8 3 to Chicago. Grove relieved in the third with bases loaded and led a late-inning mishap while Earnshaw pitched a complete game for the White Sox. Cubs down Giants 3 2 in 10 innings as Klein drives winner. Sorrell blanks Senators 5 0. Crowder falters as AL champs slip. Other games washed out by rain.
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Associated Press
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Sox
Robert Moses Grove
Robert Moses
Lnaconing Lightning
Tom Yawkey
Maryland
White Sox
Henry Johnson
Boston
Jorge” Earnshaw
Grove
Eddie Morgan
Earnshaw
Len Warneke
Cubs
Giants
Chuck Klein
Hal Schumacher
Dolph Camilli
Vic Sorrell
Detroit Southpaw
Senators
al Crowder
Open championship qualifiers trim field at Merion
The field at Merion reaches 146 of 150 with former Open winners and Walker Cup players excused from sectional trials. Five former Open champions were eliminated, while top qualifiers included Paul Runyan Witty Cox George Van Elm Tom Creavy Ed Dudley Al Espinosa Bobby Cruickshank Dick Metz Henry Picard and intercollegiate champ Walter Emery.
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Merion
Philadelphia
Fred McLeod
George Sargent
Chick Evans
Cyril Walker
Willie MacFarlane
George Voigt
Joe Turnesa
Maurice McCarthy
Cleveland
Oscar F. Willing
Portland
Ore
Paul Runyan
Witty Cox
George van Elm
Tom Creavy
Ed Dudiey
al Espinosa
Bobby Cruickshank
Dick Metz
Henry Picard
Walter Emery
Rodney Bliss
Charley Yates
Johnny Florio
Bob Kepler
Great Britain ranks ninth in telephones per 100 people
Great Britain stands ninth in the number of telephones per 100 of population among countries with more than 100000 telephones, indicating a relatively low telephone density compared with peers.
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Great Britain
Piedmont Loop Rage Tightens in Charlotte Race
May 15. The Charlotte Hornets lead the Piedmont league at 14-6 after a rainout in Greensboro Charlotte clash and the South Carolina Sandlappers beat Richmond 9-3. Norfolk lost 4-3 to Wilmington in a 19 inning marathon. Sandlappers sit 14-8, Hornets remain atop standings. both teams scheduled to play again at the same field today.
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Charlotte Hornets
Columbia Sandlappers
Greensboro
Sandlappers
Colts
Williamson Faces Battle For Half Mile Honors
In Durham North Carolina on May 15 the half mile at the 12th annual Southern conference meet features Harry Williamson of North Carolina and Hundson Cary of Virginia. Cary is a former conference champion while Williamson, a Carolina sophomore, ran well under the conference record in the state meet last week.
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Harry Williamson
North Carolina
Hundson Cary
Virginia
Cary
Williamson
Carolina
Allen Jay School To Host Fid diers Musical Program
A fid diers convention will be held at the Allen Jay school auditorium three miles east of High Point on Wednesday May 16 at 8 o clock. The program features string music quartet singing piano and Charleston dance with entertainers including Pioneer orchestra W H Dorsett’s string band Mt Pleasant girls' quartet Hudson Shatterly band High Point and the Blue Birds. The Allen Jay P T A directs the event inviting all musicians and the public to attend.
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A _ fiddiers
High Point
Allen Jay School
Pioneer Orchestra
W. H. Dorsett
Mt. Pleasant Girls
Hudson-Shatterly Band
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Blue Birds
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R. P. Smith
Rain Revives Crops Amid Extended Drought
A heavy rain in the region early today revived crops and flowers that suffered from a prolonged drought. Forecasters predicted more rain tomorrow as vegetables had dried and burned while the downpour persisted until late morning.
Lindbergh May Testify on Army Air Corps Inquiry
Col Charles A L Lindbergh, who refused a committee post, expressed willingness to testify before the Baker committee on aeronautical matters. Sources say he was asked to appear but had not yet replied.
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Washington
Charles A. L. Lindbergh
Army Air Crops
Newton D. Baker
Lindbergh
Venice Gondolas Remain Black Under 1562 Edict
Off the Algerian coast lies 5000 square miles of shallows rich in fish yet largely untouched, presenting potential for future exploration and exploitation.
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Venice
Algerian
National League Standings Games Today
New York visits Chicago while Boston travels to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia meets Cincinnati. Brooklyn plays at St. Louis in today's NL schedule.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Results Yesterday Chicago 3 New York 2
Chicago defeated New York 3 to 2 in yesterday’s match while other games were rained out. The win highlights Chicago’s strong offense as New York struggled to contain their opponent.
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Chicago
New York
Baseball Schedule Highlights for Today
In the American League today the Chicago White Sox visit Boston Red Sox while Cleveland visits the New York Yankees and St. Louis travels to Philadelphia. Detroit plays at Washington.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Detroit Defeats Washington 6 to 0 in NHL action
Detroit blanked Washington 6 to 0 as cold conditions affected play. Chicago routed Boston 8 to 2 in another matchup, with several games noted as affected by the chilly weather.
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Washington
Chicago
Boston
Sports Scores Summary for Five Matches
Albany beat Buffalo 9 to 3. Syracuse fell to Toronto 1 to 2. Baltimore defeated Montreal 6 to 2. Newark won against Rochester 8 to 7.
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Rochester
Newark Sere
Toronto
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Montreal
Albany
Buffalo
Syracuse
Baltimore
Newark
Nashville Faces Birmingham In Narrow 6 5 Result
A sports brief notes Nashville defeated Birmingham 6 to 5. The game between New Orleans and Atlanta was postponed due to rain with no other schedules listed.
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V. Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
N. Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Weather Affects Major League and Texas League Games
Rain and cold weather interrupt several games across Kansas City Indianapolis Houston and Oklahoma City. Only one game remains scheduled with Texas League San Antonio and Galveston both tied at six while Beaumont visits Oklahoma City and Houston travels to Tulsa.
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American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Galveston
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Houston
Tulsa
Duke Edges Wake Forest 6 3 In College Baseball
Duke defeats Wake Forest 6 runs to 3 in college baseball action. The report notes midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy among the readers and participants.
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United States Naval Academy
Women on Trial In Kidnap Case Sioux Falls Hearing
Two women face trial in Sioux Falls South Dakota over the sensational kidnapping of Charles Boettcher II of Denver. Mrs Elvina Kohler and Mrs Verne Sankey, sister in law and widow of the plot leader, are linked to the case in which Boettcher was freed for sixty thousand dollars. The plot leader killed himself in jail.
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Sioux Falls
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Charles Boettcher II
Denver
Elvina Kohler
Verne Sankey
Outlaw Bryson Sought After Ambush Shootings
Sheriff deputies scour the mountains for Wes Bryson an outlaw charged with shooting two men in an ambush and threatening seven others Judge Felix A Alley issued the outlaw proclamation and bench warrant for his arrest Bryson wounded K Bumgarner and Thomas A Dillard of Cashiers Valley on a Saturday morning and is believed hidden in the nearby mountains
Cubs-Doubled in 10th to drive in run
Stars report Chick Klein drove in the winning run in the 10th inning for the Cubs, beating Gianta. George Earnshaw limited the Red Sox to four hits while pitching a solid game for the White Sox. Vic Sorrell blanked the Senators for six innings, allowing only two hits.
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Associated Press
Chick Klein
Cubs
Gianta
George Earnshaw
White Sox
Red Sox
Vic Sorrell
Tigers
Senators
YMCA Founded in London in 1844
The Young Men's Christian Association traces its origins to London where it was founded in 1844. The statement highlights the organization's historic start as a faith and community movement that spread globally.
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Young Men's Christian Association
London
Major League Leaders Highlight Baseball Standouts
Baseball leaders feature Leslie of the Dodgers at .382 and P Waner of the Pirates at .378. Pirates and Cubs players top in runs with Klein and Vaughan, while Suhr and Klein lead in RBIs. Multiple players tie for hits and power, with Klein and Ott among leaders in home runs. Stolen bases show a spread, and pitching marks show Bush 6-0 and Warneke 5-1 for Cubs.
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Dodgers
P. Waner
Pirates
Vaughan
Klein
Cubs
Suhr
Medwick
Cardinals
Moore
Giants
W. Herman
Urbanski
Braves
Berger
English
Ott
Harnett
Collins
Allen
Phillies
aMrtin
Cardinal
Rothrock
Stinback
Frey
Piet
Reds
Bush
Warneke
Hall of Fame seasons in 1930s baseball stats
Batting leaders include Hemsely Browns 481 Reynolds Red Sox .412. Gehrig Yankees and Morgan Red Sox 22 runs batted in. Gehrig 31 RBIs, Reynolds 27. Hits Reynolds Red Sox 40 Manush Senators 39. Doubles Werber Red Sox 10 Reynolds 9. Triples Reynolds Red Sox 5 Manush Senators and Chapman Yankees 4. Home runs Gehrig Yankees 8 Ruth 7. Stolen bases Walker Tigers 9 Werber Red Sox Gehrig Chapman Yankees 5. Pitching Ruffing and Gomez Yankees 5-0.
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Browns
Reynolds
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Morgan
Manush
Senators
Werber
aMnush
Chapman
Fights Last Night Across Cities Staged Boxing Cards
In New York Tony Falco and Billy MecMa hon drew at 143 pounds. Milwaukee Frank Misko decisioned Mey er Grace at 150. Miami Buck Everett outpointed Dewey Kim rey at 185. Rob Bailey defeated Hobo Savage at 160. Harold Murphy stopped Joe King at light middle. Williamsport Joe Smallwood edged Gene Monetti at 158.
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New York
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Billy MecMahon
Drew
Milwaknee
Frank Misko
Saginaw
Meyer Grace
Miami
Buck Everett
Gary
Dewey Kimrey
Charlotte
N. C
Rob Bailey
Atlanta
Hobo Savage
Scranton
Harold Murphy
Sprinfield
Joe King
Lakeland
Williamsport
Joe Smallwood
Wilmington
Del
Gene Monetti
Atlantic City
Tar Heels Battle Maryland as Duke, Wake Forest Go On
RANDOLPH-MAG TAR HEELS f A 6 10 2 Dt CHARLOTTE May 15 The final week of the baseball campaign finds North Carolina State Duke Wake Forest battling on foreign soil. Carolina invades Ashland Va to face Randolph Macon while Ken Weafer seeks another start as the Tar Heels aim to extend their 24 game win streak.
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Devil Finger
Macon
Tom Tar Heels
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Catawba High Point
Wake Forest
Umpires Named for Southern Conference Series
Durham May Axel Lindstrom and Lou ey veteran Piedmont umpires have been chosen to work the North Carolina baseball series at Chapel Hill Greensboro and Durham. At the request of Duke’s Jack Coombs and Carolina’s Hearn Judge Bramham president of the national association of umpires and Dan Hill of the Piedmont league selected the umpires for the Southern conference ship series.
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N. C
Axel Lindstrom
Louey
Piedmont
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
Jack Coombs
Duke
Hearn
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Bramham
Tional Association of Gues
Dan Hill
Piedmont League
Oldest coronation of evergreen relic mentioned
The record notes the Ethi Aspalut holding the title coronation circa 600 B C, described as the earliest coronation of a living relic in contemporary tradition.
The palace of the Paris is the National levy and Museum of
The fragment references a palace in Paris linked to national levy and a museum. It lacks clear action, date, or names to form a full news item.
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National Levy and Museum
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