Golf Champs Vie For Honors Today
The Eastern qualifying round for the National Open draws 134 players led by MacDonald Smith as the record 70 remains a fading target. Stars like Sarazen Jones and Brady head the field with Alex Smith and Delatorne paired near the favorites, while wind strengthens and morning sun greets the tee offs.
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Robert
Harlow International Mews
Lido Countiy Glub
Long Beach
Leo Diegelid Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Johnny Farrell
Mike Brady
MacDonald Smith
Jimmy Thomson
Richmond
Teddy Gow
Weston
Mass
Rolfers
Jones
Disgel
Mac Smith
Alex Smith
Mac
Andel Delatorne
Spain
Farrell
William McFarland
Sarazen
Jesse Guilford
South Liberty Street Sewer Planned After Council Efforts
Councilman D C Davies champions South Liberty street project to link with Cedar street sewer. Plans and specifications approved by city council. properties may avoid disruption as a sanitary sewer is constructed to service the district.
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D. C.davies
Liberty Street
Cedar Street
Young Tigers Fall to Sacred Hearts in Free Scoring Meet
Sacred Heart Midgets routed the Young Tigers 23 to 10 at Suru mater's field in a high scoring contest. Pitcher McCormick struggled while O'Neil starred with a notable catch at the keystone. DeMuccio Sheldone and O'Neil had extra base hits. Sacred Heart faces South Side Midgets Friday at B and O grounds at five. Managers seeking a good attraction should call 941-M and ask for Tony between 7:30 and 9:00 p.m.
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Tigers
Surumater’s
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O'Neil
DeMuccio
Sheldone
West Side Midgets Rout Sacred Heart 14 to 6
West Side Midgets defeated Sacred Heart Midgets 14 to 6 at the B and O grounds. Woods pitched for West Side with DeMuccio on the mound for Sacred Heart. West Side broke the game open with a seven-run rally in the second inning.
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West Siders
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Hannon
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Gennock
Carter
Tagging Bases Relentless Slugfest Fueled by Meusel Homer
Tod Meusel hit a sixth inning homer with two on to power the Yankees past the Red Sox and extend their winning streak to two. Joe Harris homered twice in a Senators slugfest as Harris and Rouach pace a 4-4 Reds win over the Cardinals, while Uhle fanned three in a Cleveland win and the Browns fell 4-2 in 10 innings. The Tigers dropped to near the cellar after a 10-6 loss to the White Sox. The Braves defeated the Giants as McGraw faces more lineup trouble amid three straight losses to league leaders.
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International News Service
Tod Meusel
Yankees
Red Sox
Senators
Connie Mack
Harris
Mack
Joe Harris
Braves
Mr. McGraw
Giants
ICity Purchases Four Lots for New Playgrounds
City council bought from George McKenzie four lots in the Country Club plot for 1000 dollars to be used as playgrounds. Councilman Davies sponsored the deal to provide a safe gathering place for Groton children. No regular classes at the YMCA Saturday. pool and show area open for senior members.
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George McKenzie
McKenzie
Councilmanic Action
Davies
Groton
Baby births and guidance in a free expectant mothers booklet
A reader describes a free booklet for expectant mothers covering what to have and need, uses of Mother's Friend to aid delivery, and the benefits claimed by three generations of users. The unsigned letters and testimonials are mentioned, inviting readers to obtain the booklet to learn probable delivery dates and prepare for childbirth.
Sitting on Lincoln's Lap Recalls a Chillicothe Man
CHILLICOTHE May 28 Sitting on the knee of the Great Emancipator Abramam Laleheven is one sacred memory in the life of Howard J. Harmon a local resident. Only one Chillicothean can claim sitting on Lincoln's knee during a 1888 Washington vigil when Harmon and his family visited the White House. The elder Harmon befriended Lincoln through barge workers on the Mississippi, and after returning home he ran a tannery at the entrance to Yoctangee park. Lincoln and Harmon remained in touch through letters as the youngster grew and later recalled the president’s cordial hospitality and quiet moments on his knee.
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International News Service
Chillicothe
Abranam Laleheven
Howard J. Harmon
Lincoln
Aloward
Los Angeles May Fly Over County Route Plans
The Los Angeles may fly over county airspace on June 7 if the ship pilots choose the upper route from Pittsburgh to Cleveland. The craft would travel from Lakehurst New Jersey to Minnesota State Fair, via Crom Lakehurst Pittsburgh Axten Cleveland and west.
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Os Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Lakehurst
N. J
Minnesota
Sanford Asks City for $600 Aid Rounding Loss
John A. Sanford told the city council he believes he is entitled to $600 after removal of a relief aid rounding error. He contends the city owes him the sum as compensating payment. The notice outlines his claim and the council’s potential consideration of the request.
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Sanford
John A. Sanford
Council No
City Council Delays Action On Main Street Claim
The council deferred the claim referring it to committee as Councilman Bes Lusk was absent from the session and the decision awaited Friday when he would be present.
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East Main Street
Crawsford Avenue
Ak Counccilman
Bes Lusk
Coun
New Castle Store Announces Friday Evening Close
The New Castle D Company posts that the New Castle store will not open Friday evening and will close at six o'clock, the regular closing hour. It will also be closed all day Saturday according to announcements.
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Tes Ping
New Castle D Company
New Castle
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