English impressed with Miss Stirling at Stoke Poges match
Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta faced R H de Montmorency in the Stoke Poges annual match for the British and American representatives. An English observer praised her steadiness and accuracy while noting her lack of punch and a painful blister as she tired late.
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London
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
America
England
United States Golf Association
Turnberry
Scotland
Stoke Poges
Miss Stirling
R. H. de Montmorency
J. H. Tolley
Robert A Gardner
Chicago
Miss Leitch
States
Miss Sterling
Joyce Wethered
Holly Griffiths
United States
Cecil Leitch
Stirling
Montmorency
Miss Stifllig
Hoylake
California Track Team Praised as Nation’s Best Balanced
California’s 1921 track squad, hailed by Michigan coach Steve Parrell as the greatest and best balanced, defeated the Wolverines 95 to 43 in Berkeley. Stars Brick Muller Cort Majors and Pasky Sprott led the points as California eyes the national intercollegiate meet, with a Pacific Coast Conference finale at Eugene on May 21 and a potential eastward trip.
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San Francisco
University of California
Steve Parrell
University of Michigan
Parrell
Californ
Michigan
Californians
Wolverine
Berkeley
Cal
California
Farrell
Ohio State University
Pasadena
Brick” Muller
Eugene
Ore
Foster cat Nellie adopts rescued chicks in New Bedford
In New Bedford Massachusetts Nellie a sorrowful English short haired cat after losing her three kittens becomes foster mother to seven newly hatched chicks. She takes up lodging behind a stove at Mrs John T Moreys home and cares for the brood with bath time naps and shared milk at the saucer. The chicks first abandoned by an incubator are welcomed by Nellie who provides warmth and supervision until they sleep together.
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New Bedford
Mass
Nellie
John T. Morey
Auto accident death rates in Washington DC higher than New York
The death rate from automobile accidents in Washington DC is twice that of New York City, highlighting a stark urban safety disparity between the two major districts.
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Washington, D. C
New York City
Campaign to establish American school in Peking
A drive in Peking aims to open a modern American school with 250 places by September 1922. The current school, in its second year, has grown from 120 pupils to 150 this year with a budget rising from 15 000 to 21 000 dollars. Local Americans and organizations back a twelve teacher staff and seek government grants of fifty dollars per pupil.
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Peking
Peking Post
American Legion
East
Charles R. Crane
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Methodist Episcopal Mission
China Medical Board
Peking Union Medical College
Peking Mothers’ Club
Scottish Rite Masonic Bodies
American Association of North China
Americaan Region
American College Women’s Club
Americaan Chamber of Commerce
Julian Arnold
Tientsi
Shanghai
Pekine
Hankow
Canton
Tientsin
Nanking
Foochow
Tainan
Chengtu
Japan
Russia
Silvertown
Goodrich
B. FP. Goodrich Rubber Company
Cakyron, Ohio
Gooodech Silvertown
Goodrich Fabrics
Goodowh Red
Garay Pubes
Southern Railway System
High Point
Detween
New York
Birmgham
Birminghamn
Charlotte-Washington
Columbia
Augusta
Richmpoend
Charlotte
New Orleans
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Danville
Westminster
York
Washington
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Richmond
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Orleans
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H. D. Saunders
Tvicket Axent
Goodrich Tires
Rere
Wilson Motor Company
AME
Beti
Nature’s Medicine
Louse Brothers
Dodee Brothers
College Street
Redding
Darley
Charles M. Kephart
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