Survivors Lead in Southern Women’s Golf Tourney
Seven of eight quarterfinalists at the Women’s Southern Golf Association event in Hot Springs are current or former state or sectional champions. Notables include Mrs. Ben Fitzhugh of Vicksburg and Mrs. Margaret Maddox of Atlanta, with tight matches deciding progress across the upper and lower brackets amid subpar rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Golf Association
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Comedalst
Mississippi
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Texas
Margaret Maddox
Atlanta
Georgia
G. Hopkins
Texarkana
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tennessee
Tom Wallace
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Solomon
C. A. Gaffney
Little Rock
Little Rock, Five and Four, While Mrs. Wallace
F. E. Pharr
Kana
Margaret Smith
Birmingham
Alabama
Ralph Rendolph
Walter Beyer
Tulsa
Ohlo
Dave Gant
Smith
Aniela. Goresyea
Fort Worth
Randolph
Elizabeth Dunscomb
Sinus Trouble Prompts Judge’s Tragic End
An article notes a New York judge and his wife ended their lives due to severe sinus trouble. It advertises SINASIPTEG from a St. Louis doctor, claiming it eases breathing, clears head and throat, and guards against colds and hay fever. Tear out and buy SINASIPTERD to mix with warm water per directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Athletics Big Puzzle 16 About Solved
Rival AL managers can relax as the Philadelphia Athletics gain ground by beating the Yankees twice in 16 innings and 7 to 6 in a Regulation game. The A’s sit four games back of the Yankees, one behind the Senators, with Detroit between. Max Bishop and Jimmie Fox delivered the decisive blows in long twin bill victory. Washington took second by beating Boston. Detroit was rained out. Cubs lose to Cardinals tightening NL standings. Phillies rally to defeat Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Talbot
Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe McCarthy
Walter Johnson
Bucky Hams
Connie Mack
Yankees
Mackmen
Yanks
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Max Bishop
Jimmie Fox
Washington
Virie
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Lloyd Brown
Senators
Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Bean
Gabby Street
Cubs
Phillies
Bill Walker
Giants
McGraw
Former Southern Titleholder Defeats Tulsa Opponent
Mits Gant, ex Southern titleholder and association president, disposes of Mrs. Ann Kennedy Parish of Tulsa four and two. Beyer reaches quarter finals with a six and four win over Miss Hilda Urbankie of Austin Texas.
Wagner versus Cobb a debate on greatest ball player
A sports writer argues Hans Wagner surpassed Ty Cobb, citing Wagner's superior defensive role at short, leadership and teamwork, sustained performance, and value to his club, while acknowledging Cobb's hitting and base stealing edges. The piece lists six reasons and defends Wagner as the greater overall player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Wagner
Hans Wagner
Babe Ruth
Wagner
Pavlova
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Cabb
Ers
Tick On
Lajoie
Honus
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
In New York Kid Chocolate of Cuba outpointed Lew Feldman of New York. In Milwaukee Billy Jones of Philadelphia stopped Dave Maier after six rounds. Maier quit in his corner saying Jones’s pounding hurt his stomach. A necklace remark interrupts the notes with a quip about unlucky jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Lew Feldman
Milwaukee
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Dave Maier
Maier
Jones
First Homer Nullified by Rain in St. Louis
Eddie Delker of the St. Louis Cardinals hit what would have been a first major league home run off Pat Malone in the eighth inning, but rain halted the game and the homer was nullified when the official tally reverted to the seventh inning. Pepper Martin had earlier tripled for the only RBI of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eddie Delker
St. Louis Cardinal
Delker
Frankie Frisch
Lafely
Pat Malone
Pepper Martin
Pepper
Remembering Do You Remember One Year Ago Today
Do YOU Remember One Year Ago Today Less than a week after his appointment to the American League presidency Wil Jaim Harridge acted to halt complaints against league umpiring by naming Thomas Connolly dean of American League arbiters and one who never played baseball in his life as chief of staff of umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Jaim Harridge
Thomas Connolly
Major League Leaders Summary From Yesterday's Games
Compilation of leading players across leagues with batting averages runs RBIs hits and other categories. Notable mentions include P Waner and Klein leading NL batting while Foxx heads AL in runs and RBIs. pitchers Betts and Gomez noted atop their circles. Also mentions Quincy Stable's 3 year old winning the Babylon handicap at Belmont Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Lombardi
Reds
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Eos
Hurst
Burst
Teem
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Philles
Collins
Cardinals
Frisch
Betts
Swetonic
Foxx
Dickey
Yankees
Athletics
Cochrane
Simmons
Manush
Senators
Campbell
Browns
Porter
Indians
Blue
White Sox
Giver
Red Sox
Gehringer
Tigers
Myar
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Appling
Ruth
Chapman
Johnson
Gomez
Brown
Quincy Stable
Assagai
Knobbie
Belmont Park
Republicans for Prosecuting Attorney Curtis J. Quimby District 1
Political announcements list candidates across districts including Curtis J. Quimby for prosecuting attorney in District 1 and John Engelbrecht Henry Heidbred er for district 2, with Fred Tanner for county treasurer Emil Schott for circuit judge Walter S. Stillwell and T. Eberhardt for constable, plus William G. Volekemar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicans
Curtis J. Quimby
Emil Schott
Walter S. Stillwell
Millionaire Denies Self to Feed Chicago Poor Children
Chicago June 2 AP a 28 year old bachelor William E B Turner denies luxuries while funding meals for 97 411 poor Chicago school children His associate Edgar Johnson I would furnish the money saying Turner is handling the effort He told neighbors some children were starving and asked Johnson to arrange aid with plans to continue as needed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dhmself
Hfe
William EB. Tuner
Foley
Ala
Edgar Johnson
Johnson
First Union ‘Crust and Savings Bank
Turner
North Side
Mr. Turner
Two Stabilization Schemes Proposed to Restore Markets
Frank J H McConnell reports two Wall Street driven ideas to steady prices after a market downturn. A bond stabilization corporation would buy bonds to support levels, funded by large banks. A stock loan value plan would peg loan values to intrinsic worth, limiting asset dumps by lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J H. McConnell
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Nance
Uniks
Ticker Tape Signals Mixed Reactions to Pegging by Yalties
The ticker tape showed a decline, with strong support for pegging by allied or prices but opposition from Wall Street veterans who dislike the idea due to repugnance at pegging by yaltles or prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis Stone
Alargaret Ferry
Robert Young
Tin McCoy
AY Nor
Pittsburgh
AL Wani
SSA
Loomnen
Illinois
RIK Iwis
Laufer
Was- Ney
Jeff. Brown
Jeff
City
Alice Joy
Prince Albert
Waiter
Dutch) Ruether
Tiger
Major League
V. Pet
Ghiceeo
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
G. J
Pranken
Albert Schatzer
W. H. Gundelfinger
C. A. DIX
John G. Engelbrecht
Henry F. Heidbreder
Fred Tanner
T. Eberhardt William G
Bill) Volekemar
Otto V. Asel
H. & C. Jewelers
Uegestions
Pope's
Geo. Wolf
Ray
Means Ray Insurance Co
Meyerhardt Bldg
Een
Dent
Goodrich
Silvertown
Cavalier
Pat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!