Morrow Triumphs In New Jersey Primary Shaping 1932 Race
Dwight Morrow won a sweeping Republican primary in New Jersey for the senate, defeating Fort and Freylinghuysen with a large plurality. The result spurred talk of a potential 1932 presidential bid while President Hoover pledged support for the nominee.
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Morrow
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Byrd and U.S. Leaders Attend National Geographic Events
Admiral Byrd's Washington visit features a White House ceremony with President Hoover, a National Geographic Society luncheon, and wreath ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. Hoover later pins Byrd's gold National Geographic medal as Byrd's Antarctic expedition team is celebrated.
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Tennis Ace Wilbur Coen Returns from France Campaign
Kansas City youth Wilbur Coen, celebrated as one of Uncle Sam's youngest racqueteers, comes home after a successful tennis campaign in France.
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Tarpon Broadcast Charts Historic Fishing Event
Radio fans nationwide heard Powel Crosley Jr and Robert Brown describe a big tarpon landing from a Gulf of Mexico boat near Sarasota Florida. The live feed traveled from boat to shore by shortwave and telephone lines then aired on WLW and WIL stations in Cincinnati and St. Louis.
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Fewer Hitters and Big Bets Shaping Baseball Today
The article notes fewer strong hitters now despite many batting over .800, blaming the lively ball and the sacrifice fly for easier runs. It cites Ruth’s power as a driver of ball policy while suggesting eventual change post Ruth era. Also reports USC’s Jesse Hill signing with Hollywood in Pacific Coast League and a freak double by David Alexander at Navin Field.
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Sports Notes Preview of Youth and College Athletics
In ten years the United States has never failed to reach the Davis Cup final. Purdue star Glenn Hermeson shines in multiple sports while Cal Shawley competes in four track events. Alabama dominates Southern Conference titles under Wallace Wade. Gilbert Pyka, undefeated for three years at Breckenridge High, eyes a future with Card. The Paris Lyons car race of 1900 was won by Ferdinand Charron at 88.4 mph.
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