Bobby Jonas wins British amateur golf title
New York coach Stewart Maiden, Bobby Jonas's teacher, expresses intense pride as the student clinches the British amateur championship. Maiden recalls the strain of the week, Jonas's hard work, and the significance of finally winning the coveted title for his career.
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Associated Press
New York
Bobby Jonas
Stewart Maiden
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Thay
Pelicans Beat Bears 9 to 6 in Exhibition Series
In Little Rock on May 31 New Orleans notched a 9 to 6 victory over the Bears to claim the series three games to one. The Pelicans collected 18 hits including three homers with Powers and Eidholt each going deep and the team finishing the four game set with 13 homers.
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Reds Take Final From Pirates 10-4
Cincinnati completed the series sweep at Pittsburgh with a 10 to 4 win. Rixey, Kolp and Gooch pitched for the Reds while Erickson, Jones, Targraves and Hemsley batted. The Pirates used Spur as their catcher in a rough game update from St. Augustine. A whale was landed near St. Augustine after a 12 hour fight by Alibert Chiblips and Leon Canova, entangling in surf lines and pulled ashore with an automobile wrecker.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Yesterday
Baseball results reported from multiple leagues show Boston beating New York 3-2 and 2-7 in separate games, Chicago overcoming St. Louis 6-5, and Cincinnati routing Pittsburgh 10-4. Other notable outcomes include Philadelphia over Erooklyn, Detroit over Cleveland, and Washington defeating Philadelphia. Multiple minor leagues list varied scores including South Atlantic and Southern associations with wins by Charlotte Asheville Greenville and Nashville.
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Braves Triumph 3-2 Over Giants in Third Straight Win
The Braves beat the New York Giants 3-2 to clinch their third consecutive victory in the series. Bob Smith pitched effectively through nine innings before Ethan Allen homered off his effort, followed by Carvell's double and another run in a late rally that fell short. Mitchell, Donohue, O’Sa rell, Smith, and Spohrer featured in the lineup.
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C'arvell
Boston
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Board to Probe Student Strike at Linua Memorial Uni
FARROGATE May 2. The board of trustees will meet Monday to discuss the student unrest at Linua Memorial University. Expulsion of 25 students and dismissal of nine faculty followed the strike. An AAUP committee has been investigating. Commencement will be held Tuesday with 41 students to graduate.
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Tenn
Linoa Memorial
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Beach
Wade
American Association of College Professors
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Indians Scalp Tigers 7 to 5 In Cleveland Series Game
Cleveland built a 5 0 lead as Clint Brown earned his fifth win with help from three Detroit errors. Hargrave hit a ninth inning homer for Detroit in a game that finished 7 4. Wyatt and Hargrave contributed for the Tigers while Brown and L Sewell pace the Indians in the third game of the series.
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Phillies Beat Dodgers 3 to 1 in Brooklyn Matchup
Phillies right hander Collard outpitched veteran Zazzy Vance to secure a 3 to 1 victory over the Brooklyn Robins. Collard allowed ten hits but was effective with runners on base as Philadelphia scored early and held on. Davis and DeBerry paired with Collard and Vance in a pitching duel that ended with the Phillies ahead.
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Browns Sneak in Win Over Chisox
In St. Louis on May 31 the Browns defeated the Chicago White Sox 8 to 2. Melillos stole home in the ninth to seal the victory as General Al Crowder and Red Faber dueled. Dave Harris homered for Chicago in the fifth. Faber and Riddle pitched for St Louis with Crowder and Mantin, Ferrell.
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Tokyo Hit By Strongest Earthquake This Year
Tokyo tremor shook the city at 2 in the morning, halting clocks and driving residents from homes. No serious damage or casualties were reported within an half hour. The piece recalls the 1923 quake near Sagami Bay, noting vast historic losses and death tolls.
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Industrial League Match Result At Barden A50 Eastman Mead
Industrial League brief notes a club’s win loss record at Barden A50 with Eastman Mead and Fiore Press involved in coverage.
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Mead Fiore Press
Robbed Bank Weathers Run at St Louis Bank
At Grand National Bank in St Louis a robbery last week stole over $1 million in cash securities and valuables from safe deposits. A bank run followed with long lines and fresh cash deliveries from Fed trucks and a New York loan of $450000. Officials call it an inside job while promising stability and continued operations.
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Hospital Patients Buy Bootleg Booze
MEMPLUS Tenn May 3 Acting on a complaint that liquor was sold to patients at the United States Veterans Hospital three negroes were arrested for violating prohibition laws. A deputy marshal said patients pooled funds to buy whiskey and a bootlegger delivered across the hospital fence. The trio were arrested near a house close to the hospital.
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Sculptors of Ancient Egypt Portrait Women as Prime Beauties
AP survey from the Field Museum Egyptologist Dr. T. George Allen states sculptors portrayed women in their prime beauty regardless of age or ageing lines while men appeared in statues as they were.
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George Ailen
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Youth dies after lumber mill accident in Alabama
Bishop D Vaughan, 16, a Cleburne County High School sophomore prominent in athletics, was fatally injured at the Fackler Lumber Company near Heblin Alabama on Friday afternoon. He died in an Anniston hospital after a belt caught him and a pulley crushed his head and body.
Mississippi Legislature Ends Long Session
The Mississippi Legislature adjourned sine die after a lengthy session. Official records show the Senate adjourned at 7:00 p.m. and the House at 7:52 p.m. The session set a record for duration before its final adjournment. Brooklyn started his baseball career.
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Labor union convention to discuss mergers and jobs
The convention opens Monday and runs nearly a month. About 80,000 members from 917 divisions across regions from the Rio Grande to Canada will be represented. Officials oppose railroad mergers that abandon lines and cause layoffs, noting 40,000 firemen presently out of work.
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Seeks Bride For Marriage Permit In Simpson County
In Mendenhall Mississippi on May 31 a man sent $3 by mail for a marriage license and later asked for return of the fee. Circuit Clerk L F Stephens explains license fees cannot be set up. A new request arrived, and the applicant chose to marry rather than waste the money.
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Banks Call Loans to New Orleans Banks Call Loans to New Orleans
Property owners rush to raise funds to meet delinquent taxes as banks face orders from the State banking department to call 1928 loans. Mayor Semmes Walmsley pleads for leniency while Huey Long and critics blame the move on political pressure. The city risks losses as lenders seek payment and potential real estate upheaval. Florida builds a 60,000 seat football stadium with 21,000-seat section ready next fall.
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Marine aviation trophy race crowns noted pilots
The article recounts a Marine competition where Captain Page led to win the trophy with an 162.02 mph speed aboard a fast ship. Lieut Dyer and Lieut Harrigan won observation plane and Ingals trophies with speeds of 145.81 and 162.02 mph respectively. Several pilots faced forced landings and disqualifications while Major Lutz, the 1928 winner, is noted. Over 10,000 spectators witnessed the event with dramatic flying demonstrations.
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Horsehair Braid Gains in Fashion for Hats and Dresses
Paris reports horsehair braid trending in hats and gowns. Designers show several all horsehair lace evening dresses and many outfits using horsehair as foundation and trim. Early spring hats in horsehair feel delicate. later in the season demand is expected to surge.
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Washington D C Noted For Deficiency Of Men To Women
Washington D C records the most marked deficiency of men in the country with six males to every one hundred women. The statistic highlights gender imbalance in the capital, drawing attention to demographic trends and social implications.
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Washington, D .C
Presbyterian Union Effort Advances with 3 Denominations
The 142nd General Assembly authorized a plan for organic union with the United Presbyterian Church, the Reformed Church in America and others, and recommended action by the next assembly. The body also amended its rules to allow women a voice in church administration, adopting a broader convention alignment with Congregationalists, Methodists and Baptists.
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United States
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Presbyterians vote against extending women’s ministry powers
The assembly rejected a proposal to expand the ministry to include women, voting down the plan by 109 to. A pension measure was adopted allowing ministers to be pensioned after October 1, 1930 without retirement, with a pension age of 65 for those over 60 by next October who have five years of active service.
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Engineer Injured in Bankhead Highway Crash near Anniston
Eugene Bell, a state highway engineer, was listed in serious condition at an Anniston hospital after his car collided with another on the Bankhead highway near East Oxford last night.
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East Oxford
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