Ben Barks Pine Prize Money Victory at Colonial Open
Hogan banked $4,000 from the $20,000 Colonial National Invitation today and pushed toward defending his National Open title. He posted 278 for 72 holes, beating Lloyd Mangrum by four strokes, with Ben Hogan aiming to repeat at the National Open set for June 12-14 at Northwood.
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Meridian Climbs Higher on Top
Meridian achievements in a crowded 1950s league scene include a 7 to 3 victory over Borado and a 4 to 0 win over Pine Bluff as Green Villa, Natchez, and other teams post wins. Key plays feature Giudive’s double, Poster's single, and a triple play by Mine Biull with strategic fielding from Dorwin Crites and Coy Wirita.
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Baseball Loop Play Opens Tonight in Fate Park
Tonight at 8 o'clock Fate Park hosts the South weal Aching League opener as Nashville visits Hope. A ceremony precedes the game with remarks from Mayor Wilson and league officials. Notables include Skeeter Dirkey and Derkey of Yan chit, who played in the majors.
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Navy Doctor Clinches Fourth Buzlek Memorial Golf Title
Navy physician Dr El Allia of Memphis wins the 4th annual Buzlek Memorial Golf Tournament for amateurs, defeating Willie McCrotty of BA Rock in the final. Ramsey of Memphis defeats Martin Tenney of Little Rock to reach the final stages, with earlier wins over Curtis Piasa and Wayne Parks.
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Murderers Spegie and the Gray Household Scene
In a cluttered library scene characters Jeroma Hildeeth Aby and Gray discuss a deceased aunt and a manuscript titled Murderers Spegie. Rena and a patron, plus editor and Miss Seton, observe as talk shifts to a crust fund, storage costs, and family bequests. The mood is tense with sharp dialogue and looming financial concerns.
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Baseball notes from New York and national leagues shift players
In a noisy season, Dale Mitchell drops from leadoff while. Dale Mitchell moves down in the lineup as managers chase wins. Giants pitcher Manin Kennedy battles for his job after a four-hit shutout. Mathews of the Braves continues strong with seven homers, while Ford Fridella’s camp is reminded of past incidents. Louis approves a bourbon label while boxing figures face scrutiny amid controversy.
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State Prisoner Still at Large in Michigan
A Michigan prison escape left two inmates at large after a wall breach at the condemned jail. The facility, near a new one million dollar prison nearing completion, was aided by prisoners who helped secure the jail from collapse. One escapee identified as 21-year-old Lawrence Staples of Lite Rael remains at large.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues and dates
Baseball scores from the Associated Press wrap include results from the International and Pacific Coast leagues with several games postponed by rain. Teams such as Detroit Cleveland New York Boston and Montreal are listed with partial outcomes and rescheduled plans.
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Fort Worth Down in Second Division Clash
In Dallas on May 26 Fort Worths Calapitiweped into the Texas Lea division drama as they lost their 15th in 29 games. Oklahoma City Indians punched in five straight, topping Fort Worth in a doubleheader. Tulsa and Houston split, Shreveport and San Antonio split, and Arkansas saw a parolee returned to prison on parole violation terms.
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No Way a Year Ago Carter Wins Light Weight Title
Sports Mirror recalls past boxing and baseball milestones with humorous misprints. Jimmy Carter of New York knocks out Like Williams of Trenton in the fourth round to claim a light weight championship. Five years ago a record baseball crowd of 74,747 watched New York defeat Boston 9-5 at Yankee Stadium.
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The Negro Community Johnsons Head to Oakland Calif
Funeral services for Mrs Jackie Evans were held Sunday May 25 at St John Baptist church Hicks Funeral Home in charge The ancients thought sulfur symbol of hell due to choking fumes when burned
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Dark Mood. Gray Austen and a Neighbor at Night
René leaves a tense house after discovering a bin wife with a torn page bound cookbook. Atr Ordway, a neighbor, greets her in shadows as Gray Austen rages over the unsettling scene. The chapter unfolds with eerie atmosphere and crumbling Victorian room details.
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Dusty bound volume sparks fear and flight in tense sitting room
In a crowded scene a bound book, old and fading, triggers a confrontation as Gray clashes with a woman who discovers a hidden door. She seeks escape through a secretary closet while Gray seizes the evidence, heightening tension and fear as she plans a hasty retreat before pursuit arrives.
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