Eight Seeded Players Battle in GA Tennis Quarterfinals
Eight seeded players, remaining from first round, competed in the Georgia state tennis tournament quarterfinals for the men’s singles title in Savannah. Notables included Jimmy Halverstadt defeating Burtz Boulware 9-7 7-5, and Ray White beating George French in three sets 7-5 2-6 6-3.
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Savannah
Jimmy Halverstadt
Atlanta
Burtz Boulware
Tallahassee
Ray White
Miami
George French
Fred Andrews
Robert Lovell
Raleigh
N. C
E .D. Demmond
Glendale hospital to accept farm products as payment
Glendale California hospital announces it will accept eggs poultry and other farm products as payment for hospital services from patients. The program aims to ease bills by allowing patients to settle accounts with farm produce and related goods.
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Glendale
Cal
Baseball Leaders of 1930s Pacing the Leagues
National League top batting P Waner Pirates .380 and Klein Phillies 59 hits. Runs Klein 72, Hurst 91 hits. Home runs Klein 19, Pat Collins 12. Stolen bases Frisch 10, Klein 9. Pitching Swetonic 8 1 Pirates. American League Foxx Athletics .379, 64 runs, 77 RBI, 91 hits. Ruth 21 HR, Gomez 13 1.
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Associated Press
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Phillies
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Hurst
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Noonan Sizzles in No Hit Bid as Danville Falls 1-0
Decatur Iowa June 22 Joe Noonan a 21 year old Cal graduate pitched nine hitless innings for Danville Tl but Decatur won 1 0 on an error Walters stealing second and scoring in the sixth Noonan walked two and struck out seven in a hard luck loss for the visitors.
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Decatur
Joe Noonan
California
Danville
Noonan
Walters
Sarazen Faces Fresh Meadow Battle After British Triumph
The article notes Gene Sarazen as the strong favorite to win the American Open and clash with his British Open success at Fresh Meadow. It recalls Jones’s dominance, Sarazen’s consistent top finishes, and advice on safe play to avoid big scores. It also recounts Ken Goff’s athletic arc from West Point to Rhode Island State and potential pro football or baseball paths.
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Hutchinson
Barnes
Hagen
Armour
Gene Sarazen
Battle of Fresh Meadow
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Jones
Fresh Meadow
Bob Jones
al Espinosa
Goff
Ken Goff
West Point
Army
Rhode Island State
Boston
Braves
Barnett Warns Georgia Highway Budget Faces 3.5 Million Loss
Georgia highway board chairman J W Barnett warned a business gathering that the state faces a 3.5 million loss in highway funds unless reforms curb waste and misallocation. He detailed receipts for 1932 totaling about 15.8 million and cited contracted overages and sub contracts as major causes. He urged conservation of funds to avoid delaying road building and to sustain employment through public works.
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Figtr Leaalo
Anc
Highway Board
J. W. Barnett
Henry Grady
C&t
Anv’& Com
Staal m
Graere
Bhlic
Depblue Boc
Erplto
General Assembly
Way Board
1931 a dead year for horses on American turf
Louisville KY report notes a grim season with Phar Lap’s death and Twenty Grand’s lame retirement. Equipoise regained form but Derby week lamenesses hit major runners. Liberty Limited suffered a broken setback, Gallant Sir was kicked at the post, yet most horses are expected to return.
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Phar Lap
Payne Whitney
C. V. Whitney
Shandon
Churchill Downs
Universe T. M. Cassidy
Wood Memorial
W. F. Knebelkamp
Liberty Limited
Col
J. R. Bradley
Joe
Burgoo King
Northway
Gallant Sir
Schmelings Mother Believes He Won Ring Fight
Berlin reports Max Schmeling's mother is convinced he won his recent bout with Jack Sharkey in New York, despite the official decision. She listened to the radio account and remains confident in her son's victory.
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Sur& Group of Friends
Ld Champion
Berlin
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
New York
Yale Commencement Honors Baker Meyer Grubb with Degrees
New Haven Conn June 22 2014 Yale awarded honorary degrees to Newton C Baker Eugene Meyer and William J Grubb among ten distinguished men at the 731st commencement The ceremony conferred 1241 degrees in course over two days Prof William Lyon Phelps gave the honorary citations Noyes publisher of the Washington Star received a master of arts degree
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Conn
Newton C. Baker
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
William J. Grubb
Firmingham
Ala
Yale
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Associated Press
William Lyon Phelps
Judge Grubb
Hoover
Commission On Law
Phelps
Noyes
Phelps Bald
Associated Freas
Czech economy uses trade measures to halt slump
Prague reports an economic crisis with 600000 jobless of 13500000. Czechoslovakia raises sales tax to three percent and luxury tax to eighteen percent. Imports require permits and travelers face purse limits to curb outflow of funds.
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Wade Werner
Prague
Berlin
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Gardens Provide Work for Colorado Unemployed
Emergency gardens are being planted in several Colorado areas to give work to unemployed men and supply vegetables to the needy. The Colorado Agricultural College extension service cooperates with industrial firms planning the gardens.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
Colorado Agricultural College Extension Service
New Railways Minister Vows Businesslike Drive
The government appoints M. Hula as minister of railways to apply business and engineering methods to stabilize the rail network and curb losses. Banks in Prague reduce capitalization by buying back shares, while experts note an improving March trade balance after prior deficits.
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M. Hula
Prague
March
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