Fragmented Local Crime Memoir Notes
Fragmented OCR style text references Fack Kearns and Phil Schlossberg with mentions of counterfeit accusations. It also recalls Johnny Buckley buying Ernie for 12500 and Tunney in Connecticut with dogs, plus reminiscences of Greb battles and a vague prosaic epilogue about heavyweight bums and customers’ money. The passage is garbled and fragmentary.
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Beau- Ulu
Bobby Jones Dominates Golf Scene With Grand Slam
Cameron Waited Press Sports Editor notes a year of record breaking feats led by Robert Tyre Jones of Atlanta. Jones achieved an unprecedented sweep of golf’s four majors, a feat unmatched in the sport’s history, before pursuing an amateur status while later considering a movie contract for golf education.
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Cameron
Ériding
Robert Tyre
Jones
Atlanta
United States
Great Britain
Bobby Jones
Great Tennis and Track Highlights From 1930 Season
The year showcased Glenna Collett failing to clinch the British title to Diana Fishwick while Gene Sarazen, Tommy Armour shone in pro golf. Tennis saw Bill Tilden decline post Wimbledon, with dramatic finals of 1930 featuring Ny ny Doeg and Frankie Shields. Track hero Frank Wyckoff of USC ran 9.25 seconds twice as Cornell Crew dominated intercollegiate regatta. College football attendance eased on the Pacific coast and in the South as 1930 winds down.
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Gine
Glenna Collett
Mrs Collett
Diana Fishwick
Miss Collett
Gene Saraben
Tommy Armour
Horton Switch
Bobby Jones
Bill Tilden
Frank Hunter
Tilden
U.S
Johnny
Doeg
Frankie Shields
Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Mondy
Betty Nuthal
States
U. S
Lawrence Harper
Miss Nuthall
Sarah Palfrey
Ames
Los Angeles
Frank Wyksoffvas
Southern California
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Washington
Suracuse
California
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Navy
Pacific Coast
South
College football booms in Midwest and East across era
The year featured a booming college football scene led by Notre Dame under Knute Rockne, with Alabama, Army, Fordham, Washington State and USC also noted. Pro baseball set attendance records as the Philadelphia Athletics won the pennant and World Series, while the St. Louis Cardinals surged late but lost to the A’s. Babe Ruth’s 49 homers were topped by Hack Wilson’s 56 in the NL. Boxing waned in interest with Sharkey Schmeling’s controversial title fight. wrestling and horse racing saw mixed fortunes amid economic depression. The era also highlighted yacht competition, with Harold Vanderbilt’s Enterprise winning the America’s Cup.
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Midwest
East
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Alabama
Wallace Wade
Army
Fordham
Washington State
California
Frank Cerigeo
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Babe Ruth
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Ruth S
Wilson
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Sharkef
Sammy Mandell
al Singer
Singer
Tony Canboneri
Jim Tondos
Jim McMillan
Dick Shinat
Ferenc Holuban
William Woodward
Gallant Fox
Sir Thomas Lipton
Harold Vanderbilt
Willisville Boys Triumph Over Waldo Rounders
Willisville first team defeated Waldo Rounders 20 to 10 Saturday afternoon in a solid display as the squad aims for county championship. Loyd Waters and Harold O. Kieth have returned to Magnolia A. and M. after Christmas holidays.
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Willisville
Waldo
Loyd Waters
Harold O. Kieth
Magnolia A. & M
Emma Woodruff
Louise
Lucille
Texarkana
Pascal Simpton
Business Men Win Match at Bowling
The Business Men's Bowling Team defeated the City Team 2694 to 2418 in a three game match here Monday night. J A Jackson of the winners was high point man with 472 and won a chicken dinner offered by the Checkered Case. Second prize, 4 sack of Gold Leaf flour offered by the Darwin Stoves, went to G Guerard of the losers, whose individual score was 436.
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J. A. Jackson
Darwin
G. Guerard
Battlefield notes from a holiday weekend gathering
The report lists residents visiting relatives and spending holidays in and around Holly Springs, DeAnn, Eve Ling Shade, and nearby areas. Cited are Mr and Mrs Buller, Mrs H E Reld, Mrs M E Atkins, Jasper Townsend, Paul Spurr, Ralph Roberts, Lloyd Garner, Rufus Anderson, Joe Martin, Henry Martin, and the Atkins family with Barbara Jean.
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Bro. Compton
Buller
Holly Springs
H. BE. Reld
M. E. Atkins
Hollie Grove
Jasper Townsend
Paulp Spurr
Ralph Roberts
Lloyd Garner
Fool
DeAnn
Rufus Anderson
Eve
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Mr. Kearns
Phil Schlossberg
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Johnny Buckley
Ernie
Y Jones
Sporting World
Laufer
Binkley
Gap
Yidu
Flying Bank
Sam Williams
Sarastoga
Clyde Clemens
Ben Wilson
Dorothy June
H.E. Reid
Jesse Atkins
Holly Grove
Bent Wilson
Joseph W. Sanders
Bank of
Boonville, Miss
Sanders
West Willisville
Roy Stephenson
Boe O. R. Benson
E. C. Robertson
A. A. Brown
T. Conney
L. A. Dackgon
Chas. Rowland
W. C. Hicks
Paul Sims
W. Briant
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