Rivalry Defines 1923 Western Amateur Final Showcase
In the 1923 Western Amateur at Sdayfeld, Lees Sweetser edged Chick Evans after an 18 hole afternoon swing, forcing extra holes where Sweetser finally claimed victory. Evans appeared close to clinching at the 34th hole before Sweetser tied and prevailed in a dramatic finish.
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Sdayfeld
Cleveland
Lees Sweetser
Chick Evans
Jess
Evans
Bork
Seeetser
Square Plan House Pros and Porch Advantage
The square plan offers many benefits such as a versatile ell porch and a single entrance for all purposes. Kitchen is well ventilated and ample in size while dining and living rooms are well arranged for comfort. The second floor provides three bedrooms a sewing room and sizable closets with cross ventilation. At 25 by 27 feet the lot choice is flexible though porch adds require more ground and morning sun favors the north facing kitchen and dining area. Cost is estimated from 3500 to 5000 dollars depending on local factors.
Evans Wins Championship With Final Putts
In a tight finish, Sweetser’s long try stopped near the hole while Tess missed, Evans sank his short putt on the gutting surface to clinch the title. This marked Evans eighth victory in the tournament.
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Sweetser
Tess
Evans
Five Louisiana Congressmen Attack Huey Long as Traitor
Five of Louisiana's eight congressmen denounce Huey P. Long as a self confessed traitor to his party and predict his downfall at the polls next January. Long counters from New York hotel room vowing all five will not elect any of them. The lawmakers call Long's claims baseless braggart remarks and warn him over PWA funds.
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New Orleans
Jay
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Bum
New York
Long
Local players win Cumberland Valley tennis tournament
Victorious players from Cumberland Valley advance in Hagerstown on Wednesday. Mrs Elizabeth Y Boost defended women's singles by beating Muss Rachel McKinley 6 4 6 3. Field Rice Frederick beat Earl Wenger 6 2 6 3. Charles A Price defeated Ted McLaughlin 6 2 7 5. Buddy Radcliff beat Charles Miller 6 4 4 6 6 1. Doubles matches set for 4 pm and 5 pm with McLaughlin brothers facing Rice and McLaughlin, and Ramsburg with Radcliff against Clark and partner. Entries for Walker N Jolliffe Memorial Tennis Tournament close Friday at 6 pm. Alvin M Boost, chairman, notes deadline extended to May.
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Hagerstown
Elizabeth Y Boost
This City
Muss Rachel McKinley
Lield Rice
Frederick
Earl Wenger
Charles A. Price
Ted McLaughlin
Mercersburg
Buddy Radcliff
Charles Miller
Walker N. Jolliffe
Alvin M. Boost
Way To Alaska Colony In Minnesota Descent Brought Wings
A Minnesota group linked to an Alaska colony near Goodland has begun clearing 90 acres for a poultry and fruit project. Ethan Aten, descendant of a Revolutionary hero, leads the community which has built three pole houses and 5900 chickens on the margi nal land as they plan to move women and children from the city. The colony offers separate men and women events and mixed doubles activities.
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Discouragemien
Alaska
Matanuska Valley
Minneapolis
U.S A
Goodland
Mima
Thei
Ethan Aten
Namiesake
Ciy
Snow sheltered ruffed grouse habit ends in danger
The ruffed grouse buries itself in a snowdrift and spends the night under the warm snow blanket, a behavior that may end fatally or lead to peril for the bird as exposure and limited respiration persist.
Bird Trapped Beneath Crust By Sudden Rain and Cold
A disaster report describes a storm that drenched the area then brought a sharp temperature drop. The abrupt change sealed a bird beneath a crust, leaving it unable to escape.
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Sweetset
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Huey
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Nelson Clark
Hacerstown
Malcolm McCardell
William Krotzer
Arthur Peregoff
Tom Cassell
Psist
American Oil Company
Amoco-Gas
American O.1
Orange American Gas
American Oil
Cc.ompany
Pany
Stieff
Stie
Stiem
James E. Doll
South Market
Steeet
Home Building & Loan Association
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Frederick, Md
Silke Pongee
Hamburger’s
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