Diegel Defeats Farrell to Retain PGA Championship
Leo Diegel, defending champion, defeated Johnny Farrell in a 36 hole final, 6 and 4, to retain the Professional Golfers Association championship amid late breaks when Farrell’s putts knocked Diegel’s ball into the cup on two holes. The match saw Diegel surge to the title with a rally and a final win secured by par scores and key birdies.
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Russell J
Farrell
Diegel
New York
Far
E. Diegel
Barrell Rahis
Biseal
Busness
Ane Dege
Aetre
Conway Tearle
Diego
Farrell Dormie
Degel
Sabdnes Cham
1929 All American Team Ends Ends Ends
The list names players by positions and schools across many institutions including Harvard Minnesota Tulane Southern California Army Penn State Stanford Navy Notre Dame Ohio State Michigan etc. It catalogs ends tackles guards centers quarterbacks halfbacks and fullbacks with numerous colleges represented in a historic All American selection.
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Ends
Douglas
Harvard
Tanner
Minnesota
Bates
Western
Maryland
Nemecek
New York University
Dalrymple
Tulane
Ardelbide
Southern
California
Norton
Muller
Stanford
Darlmark
Army
Riblett
Pennsylvania
Rosenzweig
Carnegie
Provincial
Georgetown
Booma
Dartmouth
Scott
Virginia Military
Churchill
Oklahoma
Truskowski
Michigan
van Sickel
Florida
Perry
Barfield
Princeton
Vincent
Yale
Mooney
Brown
Texas
Kemp
Duqueene
Miller
Lehigh
Bowdoin
Tackwell
Kansas Aggies
Tandy
Grant
New York
Hammon
Southern Methodist
van Bibber
Purdue
Haines
Colgate
Ackerman
St. Marya
Diehl
Idaho
Swofford
Bodenger
Barrager
Southern California
Hare
Roberts
Iowa
Koch
Haylor
Atkeson
Kansas
Bauman
Koopke
Navy
Anderson
Northwestern
Dreshar
Arnege
Poe
Michhigan
Vanderbilt
Bromverg
Liston
Shields
Oregon
Selby
Oh'o State
D'Moedo
Pittsburgh
Kawai
Dl'ro
Lardner
Detroit
Red Cagle Uansa Holm and Carideo Backfield Named
Red Cagle Uansa Holm and Carideo named backfield leaders as top backs in national rankings. Wesley Fesler of Ohio State led scoring with 121 points. Frank Tappaan and Vernon Smith earned second team spots. Elmer Sleight led tackles for Purdue. Bronko Nagurski of Minnesota chosen for a backfield position with 65 votes.
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Het
Joseph Donches Piits
MecKees Rocks
Christian
Fairfield
Bernard
Tony) Holm
Alabama
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Kirg
Frank Tappaan
Southern Cal Rnia
Ith
Vernon
Purdue
Bronko Naurski
Minnesota
Nagureki
Clase
Twomey
Notre Dame
Wakeman
Cornell
Lanmled
Douds
Washington & Jefferson
Fredingion
Vincent
Yale
Caliornia Sy
Pittaburah
Greese
Ray Parrs
Caro
Harvard
Roy Rice
Ticknor
Elvan
Sano
Fordham
Lefty O'Doul Narrowly Trails in 1929 Contests
The 1929 voting tallies show Rogers Hornsby of Chicago leading with 60 votes and Lefty O'Doul of Philadelphia at 54 as the two top finishers. Other notable names include Bill Terry, Burleigh Grimes, Lloyd Waner, Red Lucas, Pie Traynor, Hack Wilson, Chuck Klein, Mel Ott, Travis Jackson, Rabbit Maranville, Hughey Critz, Pat Mor rel, Frank Frisch, and Thur Whit ney among many balloted players. The counts reflect a wide spread across major leagues and cities, with several players receiving single-digit support.
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Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Frank O'Doul
Philadelphia
Bill Terry
New York
Burlegh Grimes
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Waner
Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Pie Traynor
Hack Wilson
Bibe Herman
Brooklyn
Guy Bush Chicaro
Chuck Klein
Phladelphia
Melvin Ott
Taylor Douthit
St. Louis
Charley Grimm
Chicaso
Travis Jackson
Rabbit Maranville
Boston
Hughey Critz
Cine
Wnat
Barney Friberg
Pat Malore
Frank Frisch
St. Louie
Thur Whitney
Prederick
Riees Stephenson
Zach Taylor
Honor Het —Root
Caylor
Ene- Vab
Hafey and Bottomley
St. Loui S
Thompson
Hubbel
Orkaner
Florida Gators Dominate Oregon In Miami Victory
Florida outscored Oregon 20 to 6 at Miami as Crabtree opened with an 80 yard TD run. Sauls added a 38 yard score and McEwen sealed the win with a 10 yard run. Heavey to Brown connected for Oregon’s lone late TD on a 40 yard pass.
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Miami
Fla
University of Tee
University of Oregon
Crabtree
Florida
Sauls
Gator
McEren
Oregon
Heavey
Brown
Oreron Parnell
EEE Eniueweenttl Aovainunm
Colbert ' Steele
Shields Clemons
de- Forsta
Eee Proctor
Christenses DY Amanmetned
TED Sciswor
Londahl Dorectt
Casinain
Mason Good Nun
Connum
al Browne
Florida Oregem
McEwen
Browne
Parnell
Phiel
Place
Iowa football faces schedule cuts amid faculty fight
Iowa gridiron rivals for 1930 included Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue with possible Notre Dame Southern California Pittsburgh and Nebraska. Coach Burt Ingwreen refrained from comment while a tentative 1931 schedule was being drafted amid faculty rejection and uncertain approvals.
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Iowa
Bisinois
Michigan
Minneola
Wisconsin
Purdue
Burt Ingwereen
Notre Dame
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Iowa denied reinstate to Western Conference over coach dismissal delay
Chicago December 7 The University of Iowa was denied reentry to the Western Conference for refusing to dismiss track coach George Breshanahan and to declare several athletes ineligible for improper financial aid. Iowa also did not change its athletic board, according to BE. Lauer Iowa athletics director. Lauer said Iowa would not “sell its soul to gain the world” and cited scriptural references in the decision.
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Chicgo
University of Iowa
George Breshanahan
BE. H. Lauer
Lowa
Uer
Iowa
Mixed college football results from late season games
A roundup of college and professional football scores including Oklahoma City University 27 over Davis and Elkins 14, St Edwards 6, Denver 32 over Centenary 6, Haskell Indians 0, Florida 20 over Oregon 6, Tennessee 54 over Connecticut 0, Georgia 12 over George 6, North Carolina 48 over Duke in a broad score summary. Also Louisiana Tech 24 over Southwestern Louisiana 7 and New York Giants 12 over Frankfort Yellow Jackets 0.
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Oklahoma City University
Davis and Elkins
St. Edwards Univ
Austin College
Denver
Eee Ieag Centenary
Haskell’ Indians
Toles University
Florida
Stribling Gains Win As Carnera Disqualified
In Paris on December 7 William L Young Stribling of Macon Georgia defeated Primo Carnera six feet ten inches in their return bout on a seventh round foul after Carnera struck after the bell at round end. Stribling outweighed Carnera by about 85 pounds and outboxed him through much of the match with Carnera’s late rushes proving ineffective until the decisive foul.
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Young Stribling
Giant Italian
Paris
William L. (Young
Stribling
Macon
Primo Carnera
Carnera
London
Wee
Haote
Oklahoma City Stops Davis Elkins in Wide Margin Victory
Oklahoma City dominated Davis Elkins with multiple long gains and two touchdowns by Hand. Warren produced a 65 yard run and a key 40 yard pass connection while Bengle and Warren combined for several big plays as Oklahoma City extended the lead to 27 7 in the third quarter. A late Davis Elkins rally was thwarted by an interception seconds before the final whistle.
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Warren
Kamp
Mitchell
Senator
Oklahoma City
Goldbugs
Zan
Oklahoma C.tv
Hand
Davis-Elkins
Rengle
Davis- Elkins
Betwen
Bengle
Davis-Fikins Bed
Mitchell Ee
Xeesedes
Irvin Hilpirt
Pairbanks
Hawley Markowicz
Miller
Kepner
Coraine
Warren Hand
Smith \Gutowsky cereec
Cece Bengle
Oklahoma Cts
Davis-Elking
Earl Jones
Ko Willams
Bewitiewation Lineaman
Right but Wrong or What's a Monologue
A brief exchange on the nature of dialogue. Father claims dialogue requires two speakers while Maud counters with a dia logue. The dialogue is cited from a Pele Mele style Paris scene.
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Dad
Hebard
Maud
Father
1929 All-Junior Eleven Named From Fairview Ramsey teams
The 1929 junior all star lineup honors players from Fairview and Ramsey with Shaefer captain and Jackson Ramsey as quarterback. Notable selections include Hoge and Erd from Fairview, Oliver from Wade, Green from Fairview, Woolridge Wade, Main Fairview, Harrison Ramsey, Tackie Oliver Ramsey, Collins Wade, Hudson Fairview, and Shaefer fullback Ramsey. The backfield features Jackson Collins Hudson Shaefer and linemen Praise balanced 1929 Westenders squad.
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Sey
Hudson
Jackson
Ramsey
Lewey Shaefer
Shaefer
Hoge
Fairview
Russell
Wade
Oliver
Green
Brown
Woolridge
Westenders
Brgat Spurs
Main
Harrison
Collins
Shhaefer
End—Hoge
Erd
Tackie
Hodges Told Judge He Would Appeal After Fraud Charge
In Pvansville Indiana Judge Mc Coy fined Herbert Hodges 25 dollars and sentenced him to 90 days in jail for issuing a fraudulent check. Hodges said he would obtain a lawyer and appeal. the judge warned that the sentence could be doubled, and Hodges admitted he may have talked too much.
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Pvansville
Ind
McCoy
Herbert Hodges
Hodges
Sanatan
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Leo
Tim Soveinen
Carideo
Octavina
Toby) Uana
Keener Cagle
Ralph
Pest) Welch
Gene McEver
Tennessee
Welch
Ben Lom
Billy Banker
Glasecow
Elder
Aleo
Cy Leland
Texas Christian
Eddie Wittmer
Pemenen
Lloyd Brazil
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
P. O. Hart
Wheeling
W. Va
Herrman Barron
Port Chester
N. Y
Bronko Naogurski
Tony
Joe Savoldi
Hinkle
Bucknell
Fogarty
M. Glenn
West Virginia
Wood
Brazil
H. Rebholtz
Savoldi
Murrel
Yanevich
Bausch
Schwartz
Washington State
Fleshhacker
Bergheim
Clifton Navy
Hill and
Musick
Lintzenich
St. Jane
Cox
Cawthorn
Grossman
Rutgere
Johnson
Haskell
Francis Tappaan
Carolina
Frank Baker
Wash
Jeff
Ted Twomey
Geengeeus Qaeovees
John Law
Ray Montgomery
Tony Siano
Fordham Bay
Riegels
Ray Farris
North Carolina
Waldo W. Greene
Samuel Wekeman
Ackle
Albie Booth
Stan K. Moretere
Dartmau
Will's
Ralph Welch
Irene McEver
Halyback
Benjamin Lom
Thomas Parkinson
Earl Pomeroy
Utah
RED Cagle
UANSA
Holm and
Lefty O’doul
Waner
Jim Bottomley
Florida Gators
Westerners
New York Giants
Frankfort Yellow Jackets
D. & E. Gang
Freckles
Resn
Fairview-Ramsey
Ners
Steckler
Federal Street
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