Parks Edges Jones In 1974 Open Sparking Noted American Golf Story
Long, wind shaken Oakmont round describes Sam Parks Jr. as a gifted homegrown golfer from Pittsburgh who edged Robert Tyre Jones IV to claim the Open title. Coaches and journalists note Parks’s steady swing and accuracy, a slow-motion style that aided his 230 yard drives and clutch pitching.
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Parks Triumphs as Hagen Stumbles in Final Round
Walter Hagen fading under rain, Parks seizes the lead with a late surge. Hagen's inconsistent play, including a costly bunker shot on the 15th and a final round four over par, leaves him four strokes back as Parks finishes with a decisive birdie sequence to seal victory.
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Right Wing Talks Of Killing G. O. P. To Beat Roosevelt
Washington dispatch reports rising talk of a coalition to defeat Roosevelt in 1936. Conservatives consider forming a new party with a Democrat for president and a Republican for vice president, aiming for a cross party cabinet. A New York banker suggests a bold step to break the old party lines.
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Pressing His Charge of Graft in 1936 Politics
The article surveys the plausibility of a 1936 third party or independent run by Alfred E Smith and potential involvement by Huey Long. It discusses regional support, party realignments, and the unlikely cooperation between Democrats and Republicans amid speculative scenarios.
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Party reform proposal echoed in fractured note
Fragmentary draft argues the new party should adopt ideas from Republicans while criticizing current Democrats. Mentions Roosevelt and Byrd with hints of a ticket lineup and opposition to Pearl Harbor policy. Contains garbled references to Douglas and AGP.
Unclear fragmentary science notes on animals and wood
Incoherent OCR fragment cites various odd claims about animals and ants used in healing. Mentions a morastic reptib and a rule on entry bans, plus a claim about Indian doctors using ants to sew wounds. Concludes with a remark that soft wood is often harder than hard wood.
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