Sailor's Creek hero Baker rests with blue and gray
Col. Baker, cousin of Sir Samuel Baker and Col. Valentine Baker, served as Massachusetts cavalry commander in the Civil War and formed a fine regiment. His faithful Newfoundland dog kept vigil at his bedside as he died in North Carolina. A joint British and American funeral with Union and Confederate veterans honored the two continents’ soldier.
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Samuel Baker
Valentine Baker
L'Enth Hussars
Prince of Wales
Massachusetts
Andrew
Virginia
Baker
Francis H. Cameron
Wilmington
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Confederate States Marines
Cameron
Sailor's Creek
Sailor’s Creek
England
Scotland
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John Wilder Atkinson
Atkin
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Col. Baker
Christ Church
United States
National Guard
Oakwood
George Burgwyn Anderson
Fred A. Olds
Professional Starters Change Golf Scheduling
The article notes growing golf popularity and crowded courses pushing for dedicated starters. Baltusrol players arrange Sunday starting times the night before, Apawamis delegated tee duties to the club pro, and Philadelphia clubs consider professional starting at several venues, with tournaments likely adopting the system this season.
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Baltusrol
Apawamis
Philadelphia
Inn sign proclaims wine is not watered in clever math joke
On a road sign from Tarbes to Bagneres in France the inscription 0 20 1000 reads the same when pronounced as Au vin sans eau. The inn keeper uses this to announce that his wine is not watered, a clever linguistic math trick for passersby.
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Aniin
Tarbes
Bagneres
England
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