Beven Hurlers In Game Beven Hurlers In Game
Cincinnati beat New York in a tense major league slate as Eppa Rixey and Dutch Henry staged a tenth inning rally while Hobnosed Giants and Reds traded blows. Hornsby homered twice for St Louis as Robins edged Brooklyn.
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Dissent in Senate as Louisiana crime code passes
The Louisiana Senate adopted the criminal code Wednesday night with one dissent by Sen. Henry Lark of St. Landry who opposed after the St. Landry bar association disapproved it. The house will take amendments next, and if approved the measure goes to Governor Long for signature. The code, two years in the making by St. Clair Lams, S. R. Thomas, and H. B. Warren, aims to be one of the nation's best.
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Nebraska Star Arnold Rich Signs Pro Pact with Yellow Jackets
Associated Press reports Lincoln June 14 Arnold Rich Nebr University back signed to play with Frankford Pennsylvania pro club the Yellow Jackets next season. Rich joins an emerging professional roster as college star transitions to the pros in Frankford.
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Six Dixie College Stars Shine in Major Leagues
Six Dixie College alumni in the major leagues earn praise for southern baseball prowess. Emile Barnes of Washington excels as a .300 hitter after captaining Alabama to the 1926 Southern Conference title. Jack Hayes and Bobby Reeves with the Senators bring Alabama and Tech pedigree, while Riggs Stephenson, Lance Richbourg, and Andy Reese have distinguished saves with the Cubs Braves and Giants respectively.
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Cotton consumption and stocks rise in May reports
The census bureau reports May cotton use at 577,710 bales of lint and 62,000 bales of linters, up from April and below May last year. May 31 stocks show consuming establishments and public storage totals, while May exports reach 59,345 bales and active spindles total 29,060,360.
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Three Cars In Crash Due To Blinding Lights
A collision last night at 10 85 oclock at DeSiard and Fourteenth streets damaged three autos. Charges of reckless driving were filed against Tony La Petria of 714 Adams street and R H Hope of 211 North Third street both white, and a Hancock spur negro owner Henry Kyles. La Petria says he was blinded by Hope’s lights and struck the parked car then another collision with Hope’s auto. Witnesses H Ellis and William Haddad expected this afternoon.
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Captain Steely Aims To Break Burial Record Today
Captain Robert Steely plans another burial attempt this afternoon hoping to exceed his three day and three night record after a previous coffin was crushed by quicksand last Tuesday. A periscope will allow spectators to view the casket as the long stay in the grave resumes.
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Young Men Take Tests For Naval Academy Admissions
Secretary David Carter of the civil service commission conducts admissions examinations for the U S naval academy. Tests were held yesterday for J D Hart of Lake Providence and J Fowles of Oak Ridge, with J H Prophit Jr of this city taking them today and further tests planned this afternoon. The exams occur in the federal courthouse, second floor of the post office building.
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The Great Britain Tighta Reserved
A fragment from King Features Syndicate hints at a Great Britain item titled Tighta Reserved with unclear context and missing details. The readable portion suggests a syndicated feature but provides no concrete facts or dates.
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Walter Hagen The greatest golfer of all time
Walter Hagen stands as golf’s supreme figure with a dazzling string of British Open titles and record shows in the Professional Golfers' championships. From 1921 to 1927 he dominated, losing only one of 30 matches, and winning five consecutive titles in seven starts, a feat few will ever surpass.
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Walter Hagen
Hagen
Sarazen
Credit Men Banquet Set For Virginia Tonight
Members of the Credit Men's Association will hold their annual banquet tonight at the Hotel Virginia, starting at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
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Virginia
Credit’ Men’s Association
Campbell to go to U S for new speed record attempt
Captain Malcolm Campbell withdraws from Pendine sands after the Royal Automobile Club bans the attempt as too dangerous. He plans to return to America to pursue the world speed record, seeking to reclaim the title from Ray Keech at Daytona Beach.
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International News Service
London
Royal Automobile Club
Campbell
Pendine Sands
Walter Hagen Remembered as Super Golfer of This Generation
The article lauds Walter Hagen as a lasting glory in golf whose enduring mark will be remembered across generations. It calls Hagen the supreme golfer of his era, noting his lasting impact in the sport.
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Walter Hagen
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Opponents of Loan Shark Bill Scheduled Hearing Today
Baton Rouge June 14 hearing on the loan shark bill resumes at 2 30 p m before the joint house and senate committee on banks and banking after a heated discussion that nearly sparked a riot. Proponents were heard yesterday and today critics will present their case.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Joint
House
Senate Committee On Banks and Banking
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