Venturiina Masters Comeback Keeps Lead at Augusta
Ken Venturi staged an improbable rally at Augusta National to retain a one stroke edge at the halfway point of the Masters Championship. He carded birdies on the last three holes to post a 72 and 149 total, while amateur Billy Joe Patton fired 69 to tie Venturi for second at 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta. Ga
Ken Venturi
Augusta National
Venturi
Georgia
Billy Joe Patton
Texas
Billy Maxwell
Patton
Billy Joe
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Cary Middlecoff
Chick Harbert
Art Wall Jr
Arnold Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Manwell
Leonard
Finsterwald
Cham Jpion
Doug Ford
Ford
Dick Mayer
Hillman Robbins
Jackie Burke
Mexico
Robert de Vicenzo
Japan
Koichi Ono
Snead
Billy Casper
Ab Afengert
Words of use and pronunciation in English lessons
The excerpt presents guidance from W. L. Gordon on common misuses and spellings. It covers phrase construction for perfection, cautions on the word perfect, and how to pronounce Fiat with the emphasis on the first syllable. It also flags misspellings like dense as crowded and denis as depressions, and lists synonyms such as harmony and conformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Denis
Baseball Briefs from Houston to Boston in Spring
Baseball notes from Houston Atlanta St Petersburgh and Sarasota report on trades and lineups. Chicago White Sox celebrate a winter swap including Tito Francona Billy Goodman and Ray Moore while Moore shines as top reliever. Frankie Robinson and Cincinnati Redlegs show batting practice struggles as Tebbetts focuses on pitching. Joe Cronin confirms Red Sox satisfaction with current club and plans for a sports center at Fenway Park. Kid Gavilan defeats Ralph W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Tito Francona
Billy Goodman
Ray Moore
Orioles
Sox
Jack Harshman
Russ Heman
Larry Doby
Jim Marshall
Moore
Francona
Goodman
Atlanta
Frankie Robinson
Birdie
Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redleg
Robinson
Redlegs
Washington
iSenators
Charlotte
N. C
Bosox
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
James
Dusty) Rodes
Rhodes
RED Sox
San Francisco Giants
Boston
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Phoenix
Pacific Coast Sox
Feowar Park
Alabama
Norwood
Sena St
Cronin
John B. Hynes
En- H
A's aim to win at least seventy four games this season
West Palm Beach reports Harry Craft says the Athletics improved in speed arms and defense after a busy winter of trades. Despite no new power, pitching and fielding are stronger. Craft expects many low scoring games and stresses winning one run games to lift the club from its 23-27 finish. Only five holdovers from 1935 roster. age reduced by three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla. 2
Harry Craft
Tseven Ragsas
Macser
Craft
Lou Boudreau
Finis
Steen
Simt
Abe
Philadelphia
TV tee hees headline upsets Ed Sullivan fans
A playful spoof pokes fun at The Ed Sullivan Show delaying tonight’s broadcast claiming no famous guests are in the audience. The joke riffs on celebrity absence while preserving the era’s lighthearted TV criticism tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sullivan
Anniversaries and historical notes from America Today 2856
A scrambled page lists anniversaries and birthdates including Booker T. Washington and other notable figures with scattered details. It mixes historical events such as battles and political notes, plus readers’ advice columns, a Monte Carlo tennis result, and local notices about practice and accidents.
Dorothy Dix Advice: Should I Marry My First Love
A reader asks if a high school senior should shop for a wife or marry his first and only love. Dorothy Dix counsels delaying marriage, exploring other prospects, and ensuring Diane remains the strong choice after time. The column also includes a question about a husband's former affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woode
Rilla
Dorothy DIX
Bear Doromiy DIX
Diane
Lennie
DOROTHY_DIX
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brewer Huerls
Sarasota
Fra
Tom Brewer
Brewer
Bob Porterfield
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Ralph (Teer
Maltame
Know
America
Booker T. Washington
Negra
Virginia
Nosene
Jones
Secretary of
Commerce
Read
Roberston Co
Tenn
Wilhard L. Sperry
Long Read
Harvard Divinity School
Peabody
Mass
A. Sneldon Pennoxer
New York
Qreland
Cal
Daniel F. Bakeman
New York City
Lilly
South
Bataan
Juliu Rosenberg
Dulles
Red/ China
Indo-China
Victor Riesel
Broadway
Summerfield
Alfred Blalock
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Culloden
Bette Davis
Lowell
Gregory Peck
la Tella
Melvin Douglass
Aacun
George & Young
New Yor
Columbia Gas System
Butler
Chester Bowles
Combecticur
Springfield
Peter H. Odegard
Theiversity of California
Kalispell
Most
Spencer Tracey
Dorn
Miwaukee
Brenda
Bers
Jim
Tom
Harry
Tre Bell Syndicate, Inc
Jesus
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Jerusalem
Teuth
Truch Anderror
Strugate
Grace T
Grace
Bob
Earl L. Douglass
New Market Baseball Club
New Market School
William Burall
Burall
Monte Carlo
Los Angeles
Paris
Choptane
Greensboro
E. W. Jones
Robert Bellamy
Ridgely
Samuel Boyce
Bellamy
Boyce
Samuel E. Crose
Middletonn
Robert L. Arnold
Burkinsville
Mr. Crone
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Middletown Baseball Club
TriCount League
Rome
Dial MO
Wayside Radio Service
Patrick St
P. O
Frederick, Md
Lewis
West 4Th St
Woodbine Auto Wrecking and June CO
Woodbine
Sykesville
Ralph L. Michels
the Shopping
Frederick, Maryland
Mars Opticians
Bausch & Lomb
Elton Britt
Clearwater
Count’s Western Store
Damascu, Maryland
Levis
Olan Mills
Frederick
Clan Mills
General Electric
Model Hunr
Door
Hiltner-Roelke Appliance Center
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!