Mixed sports notes and quotes from late era baseball and golf
A fragmented collage covers baseball chatter and boxing talk with mentions of George Weige Roland Mackenzie Bald, Young Corbett, and Uncle Wilbert Robinson. It notes Adams of the Walker Cup team, Jack Sharney’s trainer, and Wild Bill Mehthory’s brace from a knee injury at Sunningdale while discussing the strain of championship golf and late season expectations.
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Intercollegiate track stars vie at Cambridge meet
At Harvard Stadium Cambridge top collegiate athletes including Stanford's Dyer and Krenz and Southern California's Wykoft challenge for multiple records. Michigan's Eddie Tolar looms in sprint events while Penn, Princeton and Yale field strong hurdlers, throwers and distance runners amid a crowded title chase.
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Brady seeks new trial in murder without malice case
John W. Brady filed Monday for a new trial before Judge Terried ina, with action expected Tuesday. If denied, Brady remanded to bond eligibility after jail for the slaying. Attorneys argue Judge Pippen misapplied murder without malice law and erred by not allowing a jury from a special venire.
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Horatio Teacher to Join Stamps Faculty
Horatio Ark May 27 public schools closed after a successful year under Nellie Hill superintendent The entire faculty returns next year except Cecil Scarlette who resigns to take a post in Stamps Ark Irene Nolen of Fort Smith elected to replace her Graduation exercises held 13 seniors received diplomas Mary Barnhart valedictory Lucille James salutatory Reminencement addressed by Rep JR Campbell of DeQueen Also notes a motor vehicle claim of 70000 in property damage and a turkey consumption figure for California last year
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Former Governor Denied Rehearing on Ballot Bid
Tex May 27 The Texas Supreme Court overruled former Governor James E Ferguson’s rehearing request. He remains barred from the Democratic Primary ballot due to a 1927 impeachment verdict. His wife, former Governor Miriam A Ferguson, has announced she is not running. The court held the constitution permanently bars impeachment and pardon powers from the executive.
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Prohi Chief Plans Jake Investigation
Washington May details a broader probe into the paralysis case linked to a prohibited liquor concoction. Prohibition Commissioner Doran says an impurity in creosote and carbolic acid flavoring caused illness, noting distributor activity and bootleg operations across Mississippi and the South.
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Standings and Results from Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results showed Cleveland 7 Boston 3 and Detroit 7 St. Louis 3. Other teams like Washington 10 and New York incomplete. Today schedule includes Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn. Several city matchups listed with partial scores and two games played.
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US and Mexico clash in Davis Cup tilt at Chevy Chase
In Chevy Chase Maryland George 4 Lom Jr. opened the final American Zone Davis Cup tie by defeating Ignacio de la Barbsila of Mexico. Captain Fitz Eugene Dixon leads the U S squad while Manuel Liang heads Mexico. The winner would advance toward the European zone final, likely in France.
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Florida tests 11 watermelon varieties for better yields
A Florida study trials 11 watermelon varieties aiming to boost gearage yields, comparing Pacific Coast and Asiatic varieties. Researchers monitor growth, disease resistance, and fruit quality to identify top performers for regional production plans.
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