Three Golf Stars Set for Last 1929 National Title
New York reports the final PGA Championship of the year to be held at Cedar Crest Country Club in Dallas, Texas, in late November. Defending champion Walter Hagen joins Johnny Farrell and Tommy Armour as top contenders, with other notable players like Robert Cruickshank and Harry Cooper also in the field.
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World boxing champion to arrive for McTigue bout next Tuesday
CHICAGO Mickey Walker world middleweight champion arrives to finish training for his title fight with Mike McTigue next Tuesday night. Other notes highlight six day bicycle race leadership, horse racing results in Laurel and Far Hills, and intercollegiate track leadership changes.
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Versatile Orangemen
Syracuse University rower Ray Barbuti and wrestler Jake Patterson exemplify versatility on the football team. Barbuti starred in track and relays including the mile relay, while Patterson is an intercollegiate heavyweight wrestling champion now on the gridiron. They prepare to face Nebraska as Syracuse’s strongest challenger this season.
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College Football Notes From Across the Midwest
Chicago players head to Columbus to face Ohio State with Stagg’s mixed offense. Indiana sends 33 players to Harvard for a Friday arrival and alumni banquet. Iowa works on pass defense against Denver while Chatterton and sophomores adjust backfield. Neil Hayes shows kicking promise as the squad travels to Minneapolis. Army and Syracuse prepare for Bucknell and Nebraska games as teams travel west.
Former coach praises Butler tactics in Amarillo visit
Jess Harper former Notre Dame coach lauds Hugh Butler and the Sandies after watching them yesterday in Amarillo Harper who led the 1916 Wonder Team to victories over Texas Longhorns and Rice Owls says Butler’s squad will be outstanding next year and beyond He predicts Amarillo will be lucky to keep him and notes his strong football guidance Hear Judge Nelson teach Men s Bible class 945 a m Sunday Mission theater.
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Dempsey Denies Break With Flynn Despite Tension
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, while stopping in El Paso en route to New York, denies breaking with manager Leo Flynn. He notes financial adjustments needed for Flynn to continue handling his affairs and questions money availability for future bouts.
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Chicago welterweight wins 10 round decision
Chicago fighter Billy Showers defeats Matt Cenciolla in a 10 round decision after Cenciolla substituted for Billy Bortfield due to illness. In New York Sammy Dorfman, 127% was noted.
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Utes Colorado Aggies Clash Headliner This Week
Utah university faces Colorado Agricultural College in Fort Collins as the Rocky Mountain Conference headline game. Critics rate both teams strong and expect a hard fought battle with Utah as the defending conference leaders and favorites. The Aggies seek to rebound from injuries and may rely on aerial plays if their backs falter.
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East Side Featherweight Wins Ten Round Decision
The East Side featherweight claimed a ten round decision over Domenick Petrone of Harlem, weighing 124 pounds.
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