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November 28, 1936
On November 28, 1936, the Carolina Cup in golf concluded with New Yorker John Ostrander defeating Finney by a decisive 4 and 2 margin. This victory marked a significant achievement in Ostrander's golfing career, showcasing his skills in a sport that was gaining popularity during this era. Meanwhile, the cultural landscape was vibrant with theatrical productions, as celebrated playwright Noel Coward and actress Gertrude Lawrence reached the second of their three-bill series of one-act plays, contributing to the rich tapestry of American entertainment. In transportation news, a serious accident occurred on the Williamsburg Bridge when a trolley car crashed into another, injuring 60 people and sending three to the hospital, highlighting the ongoing challenges of urban transportation safety in a rapidly modernizing America.
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The 21st annual Carolina Cup concluded on November 28, 1936, with R V Ostrander claiming victory. He defeated the renowned golfer Finney by a score of 4 and 2. This triumph marked a significant achievement in Ostrander's golfing career.
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On November 28, 1936, Noel Coward and Gertrude Lawrence presented the second of their three-bill series of one-act plays in New York City. The play 'We Were Dancing' was part of this acclaimed showcase, highlighting Coward's wit and Lawrence's charm. This performance continued to solidify their status as leading figures in the theatre world of the time.
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60 SHAKEN IN CRASH OF TROLLEY CARS; Three in Hospital as Vehicle Rams Into One Ahead on Williamsburg Bridge.
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